sharia law is not this monolithic homogenous body of law whereby muslims are looking to overtake the united states. like constitutional islam o'clock ami contributed in a range of way with many schools of thought entropy and islam a clot either conservatively so there is no pollution body monolithic body of sharia law. my position as a scholar is that the first amendment includes a cause call the establishment clause, to causes regarding religion restricting the state whether the federal government, state government, city government from endorsing or condemning religious law, so this whole sharia law discussion is a logical the constitution prohibits the embrace of anybody religious law. host: from your book, the muslim world presented in the american media is one contiguous and consolidated territory gripped by endless war and irredeemable turbulence, a perfect vacuum for cultivating terrorism and terrorists. guest: yeah, before we talk about islamophobia today is a modern phenomenon it's important to make her that understanding with a system that proceeded it called orientalism. or

people that need to be having a conversation to understand that these talking points are not true sharia law is not coming to the united states and it's not something that they need to fear did you in your campaigning for the u.s. . and in a part of the documentary you were having a meeting and somebody was outside protesting his that somebody. today deidre is in the town of quartzsite and i was oh no despite his remoteness we still see the reach of islamophobia incorporated the source about where a protest in detroit because he's in there is a learned man he believes there are a lot there are laws against that not to take. but they were concerned that islamic law was already being enforced in the united states. i care about when they try to supersede the law of the land which is the constitution have you seen any evidence of that there's four towns that are currently under muslim law and chicago might as well. data when you're campaigning you have to win those hearts and minds and when there's so much islamophobia out there how are you tackling that what he did with humor and compassion

send them back to the just they come from what the bill said on account of the mind to oppose the sharia this investigation traces the groups that promote islamophobia the fear women are great on the streets of germany because of on voted this islamic refugee we expose the tactics used to influence social media and we reveal their connections to members of the trumpet ministration i was speaking through four times a week just actions up to the election after the election. isn't a phobia is now islamophobia incorporated that's according to our colleagues in our disease investigations unit leading hate groups of course the us are using social media to amplify their bigotry with devastating consequences for muslim communities and they have deep pockets thanks to payments from anonymous donors the running to millions of dollars be lying the notion that merely individuals and small groups are behind anti muslim rhetoric and violence islam phobia incorporated is well oiled and media savvy and it is for its connections with the trumpet ministration here to discuss this we have jeremy young al j

because a muslim leader is not consistent with sharia. i don't understand why it's not consistent with sharia it's not allowed the mound of the grave must be lower than the neatly. because of. the prices threaten the survival of the libraries is. the conquest of timbuktu came as a surprise. nobody saw it coming. after one month people ask themselves how things are going to continue like this when will it stop. slowly but surely they understood that these people had not come because of islam but because about other things. or the schools so we decided to take matters into our own hands some of them. after witnessing the destruction of the mausoleums everyone was aware that the manuscripts were in grave danger of. an amazing rescue mission began. on office of the young guy in a big bear we decided to save the books because of the war in the north of mali won by. the everyone was fleet like that over the traders with their goods and their money. our fortune lies in our cultural heritage. so we did everything in our power to smuggle it out of

people that need to be having a conversation to understand that these talking points are not true sharia law is not coming to the united states and it's not something that they need to fear did you in your campaigning for the u.s. senate and in a part of the documentary you were having a meeting and somebody was outside protesting his that somebody. today deidre is in the town of quartzsite in moore i was own up despite its remoteness we still see the reach of islamophobia incorporated the source about where protests and dangerous because she is in those alone men he believes there are a lot there are laws against that not to take. but they were concerned that islamic law was already being enforced in the united states. i care about when they try to supersede the law of the land which is the constitution have you seen any evidence of that there's four towns that are currently under muslim law and chicago might as well. danger when you're campaigning you have to win those hearts and minds and when there's so much islamophobia out there how are you tackling that what he did with humor and

are considered by many to be breeding grounds of fundamentalism or mostly pfizer teaches islamic sharia law at a koran school and a contest repeatedly being accused of hate speech in this video he calls for the death penalty off a politician who criticised pilgrimages to mecca talking to a t w he explains why the islamic a. model b. in his nom de guerre is it allah and the prophet. if you insult or abuse that up across the whole be a hot spot. so what should you do if you are hurt but do you pick up a weapon with them or know that it is love does not permit the sword so when it comes to those who hurt you and make your heart. at least you can ask for their punishment which i was told but the bulk of it. not only atheist bloggers but also artists and people of different face have been on depression bangladesh in early march there was yet another attack attack against a renowned writer and eminent scientist the motive of the young perpetrator he saw his victim as an enemy of islam. italy's new government a coalition of the anti of stablish with five star movement and the far right leg sha

they want segated and sharia.e flight and academics and teachers and certain individuals tell me that they are unauthorized mosque and people are moving out. but it goes against the liberal narrative. but these areas still exist. there is a massive mosque run by soudi who was given a 99 year as long as they could briej in extremist to have access to the migrants and we wonder why we live with the jihadis next door. >> tucker: are they temporary or residents? >> they have citizenship. 95000 people live there. 85 percent of them are french nationals and belgian born but are moroccan. and the teacher today didn't want to be on record. her teaching colleagues find that no matter what, three generations in now. they have one foot till in morocco. and that's the point she said. muslims traditions matter more than any european heritage they may have. namazing. and not the belgium we think of. thank you for that. katie hopkins. >> thank you, tucker. >> president trump's speech and final exaim is back. and what is happenin

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the islam the party, its stated purpose is to implement sharia and transform belgium into an islamicd their success this round. katie hopkins writes for wearable media and has traveleds to belgium, lots of jihadi's there, it was the place in 2015 paris terrorists plotted their attacks. she interviewed the town's mayor who seemed to regard the towns connection to jihad as a marginal issue at best. >> were you given that information in october 2016? >> we had a list. this list was -- i just -- i had a list of a few names, i would say more than 30 names, but it was not the job of the police to follow those people. >> tucker: not my job and she saidle katie hopkins joins us t. are we misreading that because of the language barrier? to jesus that itt is not her job to keep track of dangerous people in her community? speak up absolutely. she's the mayor. she's been there for six years, she was given the name and the location, where 130 were killed in the paris attacks, 415 were maimed, and when i said to her, you had that list, you had his name, you did nothing, she said, "it's not my job"

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this radical world view that wants to destroy modern society, create a global caliphate, and impose sharia law on everyone on earth. amy: fred fleitz is also the author of the 2016 book "obamabomb: a a dangerous and growing national security fraud" in which he wrote -- "the most intellectually honest way for a future u.s. president to deal with the nuclear agreement with iran is to tear it up on his or her first day in office." civil rights groups condemned fleitz's appointment, and the group muslim advocates issued a statement that -- "the white house continues to oe the nation's central organizing body for white supremacists." for more, we're joined by eric levitz, associate editor for new york magazine's "daily intelligencer," whose latest piece is headlined "bolton installs anti-muslim wingnut as nsc chief of staff." welcome to democracy now! why don't you just lay out who fred fleitz is, this man john bolton has just appointed as his chief of staff. and bolding go back many decades. they did a little work together under the first bush administration when fleitz assisted him with intnt

qaeda terror network notorious for suicide bombings guerrilla warfare and a rigid interpretation of sharia law while exact figures are hard to come by experts believe has between seven thousand and nine thousand members many of them come from neighboring kenya that's led to increased prejudice against muslims there but now a group of women is doing some pushing back of their own. making soap. to make money and as a healing exercise. these women are victims of. some were kidnapped and abused. while others have family members who join the group. some. people consider us enemy because of things on the people have done they call me al-shabaab just because two of my brothers joined the group and. the pain of loss stigmatization my neighbors and no support from the government or from police . if the police suspect that there are terrorists around then they react very harshly and immediately start killing people especially if they think young man is now men but that's why a lot of people join tend the mean even if they kill to. try to musharraf he speaks from experience her husband was a policema

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fishing dubs you know it's sort of odd that people wouldn't see it but the more you get to know this sharia animal the more you understand that you really have to know what you're looking for and you really have to look for them to see them because they avoid any motorized vessel and they're really small they're only in groups of one or two so they're really difficult to see they are like the flashy dolphins and come up and ride your bow and you know you get to see every aspect of their lives the porpoises are very shy they move away and so you really have to look for them with like really big binoculars with bucky just on the brink of extinction the team made a decision that was as bold as it was all day shoots in order to save the bucky the remaining population now numbering less than thirty would have to be taken into captivity the plan was implemented in november two thousand and sixteen. at the eighth meeting of sort of an international committee to save the baccy the only option is separate. from the main respect were voted skilling them. for twelve agreements at this point in time an

that problem is to create an islamic state, a sharia—based one.hey refused to condemn the ideology that drives it. unless you condemn the objective, you will have various manifestations and tactical occurrences which... by the way, when were muslims held to such a low bar that they have to condemn murder and terrorism? i am making the point about how you get rid of these objectives. she is saying this tiny minority are hijacking a religion and everyone is being tarred with the same brush. so, a disorganised majority being taken over by an organised minority. that is what they are. but they play mood music to which others dance, and that is the issue. are you putting too much emphasis on that? it is largely a problem with the media. there was a study by a lexisnexis academic that looked at television coverage between 2006 and 2016. muslim attacks received 357% more coverage than other attacks. i accept there is a disproportionate number. take the recent incident with the man called mamoudou gassama in paris, who came to save a young boy hanging off

teaches islamic sharia law and is among the country's leading islamists. in our interview he presents himself as a moderate but he also has another face such as when he called for the execution of a minister who dared to criticize the annual pilgrimage made by muslims to mecca. was not bought but is god the mom disclaimer that i fear god we thank you prime minister shaikh has seen that you removed latif city key from your cabinet or saturn could turn up like a son of a gun i the but that is not enough that we demand more. law teach said dicky is an atheist. and his punishment is not of death was that it. was the was. the. we asked him was this not an incitement to violence a charge. that nice. that is tommy. mano b. in his nom about it ah dear is it allah and the prophet even. if you insult or abuse them up off the whole be a hot spot. so what could you do if you are hurt but do you pick up a weapon with them but you know that with them the islamic does not commit that is what when it comes to those who hurt you and make your heart cost or at least you can

me that you are a lot more relaxed than you were a year ago is that right speak to that a little sharia. people change. here i don't have as many responsibilities as i did before i'm trying to get ahead in a second. they were yesterday was. isn't as if it was a security worries us all as a community we lived for a long time in areas that we controlled and protected. that isn't just sort of us now these areas have been abandoned to their own fate and. you know what up with paramilitaries and criminal gangs are now taking over. they fight over the territories the drug trade and money that have equal to the made in the us yet they all know unions interest trial and has now increased we're worried about the people living there. is it that korea and the room to liberate them into it that it was us in addition to the paramilitaries their new criminal gangs in the region that are fighting over the control of these areas is has. it is fairly worrying. the government was supposed to take care of people security thirty years and to solve any problems created after we left. italy and look at the m

see these protesters and women in prison for taking off their headscarf not wanting to live under sharia law that is a marriage more fundamental part. and the psychological dynamic that the psychologist has the pavlovian response the obama administration commenced itself there was a binary choice to make either the deal war war. you could argue that is not the case i don't believe those were the only two options but if you perceive from there then even a terrible deal that only delays but does not divert is a good thing and that is what the conversation has been. >> also a belief in the obama administration that if we only showered them with trade we could join the international community often times proponents would say the bush administration would try coercion. many centrifuge and --dash enter fusions of course that doesn't work but 1998 through 2005 european union under the idea during the same time. it went up all -- it quintupled. so 70% of that covert nuclear ballistic missile program that is the indication why iran had a massive expansion in the first decade not because of too mu

europe if you come down to the mediterranean this things have improved i suppose it's still a bit of sharia potential on the coast of algeria in tunis it winds not as strong as it was this streak of tide is just that clouds the temperatures are reasonably good only twenty nine middle twenty's elsewhere and down to twenty nine in current . the weather sponsored by qatar and he's. on package for us what will you hear and what will you sing whether online horrendous things humans will just. about that or if you join us on the sat of the major countries in the commonwealth how far bigger fish to fry and chips to eat this is a dialogue. about some of this success if perhaps everyone has a voice what happens when the robots them so are making the district join the global conversation on mount is iraq. has a reminder of our top stories the face of the iran nuclear deal hangs in the balance with donald trump about to announce whether or not the u.s. will pull out european allies have lobbied the president to stick with the agreement along with some democratic party. i mean his parliament is meeting

countries to formally condemn israel's role in the protest and rally the troops because they all know sharia is caring. turkey has become a shady authoritarian right stomping anti-isis appeasing hellhole that has no business moralizing to any of their neighbors least of all israel. can you imagine if every western state hated utah a notch to this the cousin some petty robbery because everyone knows -- but a full-fledged violent hatred where wyoming colorado and nevada actively call for the obliteration of mormons and this isn't iran or syria we are talking about. turkey is supposed to be our moderate ally and a nato member with who it's essential to keep up this phony baloney charade that we don't have that decency to recognize the armenian genocide in this country. go ahead and recall your ambassadors from the usn israel. erdogan is an oppressive doing far worse to israel than the church ever did to the armenians i just hope the world has been the arts to stand up to turkey and iran and amman before coming close to anything like that ever again. it's good to see you. we are doing at life. i

. >> what when is your sharia. >> we welcome you. we love you. we support you.nd we love you. >> love most cliftons we confronted like that turn the other cheek with a right cross. >> it's important when there is injustice that we all join forces and work you know to address it. >> thank you for reaching out to me. the problem is now everybody is going to me reaching ut you didn't do a show about me. you may have set a troublesome precedent for me. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> he brought a lot to my attention but another expert i wanted to talk to. >> what's your name, zblier my name is dill zufer stene. >> did i meet your dad. >> >> yeah. >> what grade are you? >> i'm in fifth grade. >> now do you go to a school where it's all sikhs or with lots of different kids of different religions. >> there is only one other sikh. >> okay. do kids ever make fun of you because of your ramen or because you cover your hair or anything like that. >> i had some issues like that last year because i moved to a new school. a kid would make fun of me for having long hair. >> when

bin laden contributed generously to a country that had announced its adherence to sharia law. among other things. and built a road as a goodwill gesture his work won him many admirers among the sudanese people. the ship. but i did mean that's more because i now get a free for gated then i said hello and you know the county i need when i live. alone with you should it be read a missile if you will a look good you know what have you been a you skinny g. you do you want my skin did you come so did i said well if i did not. there sheen almost like it but he got us there are too fine a sheer bloody well i have met him only twice and both times. he was logged in called. back in ninety three december or some hours building the road of the as he was involved in agriculture elective would be he was trying to economically build up food on that and he had created certain facts of also by rail infrastructure we went up through the desert north of khartoum towards this little tiny village where bin laden's men were building a new road which it can get constructed joining the village to the

end to corruption in politics the muslim majority in the north of the country wanted to see islamic sharia law applied more strictly. book on her arm to take advantage of this popular demand. in two thousand and two a thirty two year old man started to gain hockey laboratory in the town of my dignity in some mosques his sermons were deemed to be too extreme but his personality and charisma increasingly made an impression of what at about one third believe when michael and i guess i would imagine that were to turn up and that the irony. then is that. a less hour that unlike any criminal hamdi muhammad use of the founder of boko haram quickly attracted new followers. from with you should several times before instead this man claims to have direct contact with boko haram he has closely followed the evolution of the group and its leaders fallenness ruler is not his real name it would be a very. lovely person to be around who was a nurse for the course of this month he was. emotional what a gift. in public speaking he had this. in this ability to call in the minds of people ordinary people who

proach sharia on there all banging guy. all i can say to you is i got up and i got asked about it the next day, and i said listen, this is crazy stuff. he is an american. and a lawyer. he is going to impose american and new jersey law. i am tired of dealing with the crazies. it got a lot of attention. that kind of stuff i am willing to do. purely doing it just for political gain, that's going to cap -- come back around and bite you. if you are being talked with me i will be temp with you back. i have had this discussion with the president many times. mr. axelrod: across the stage a few times. backstagehristie: and and in the car on the phone, we had a number of top conversations went we were running against each other. sometimes i would give my critique about the wall and other things and he did not like it. it wasn't my job to make him happy. winning made him happy. he said one day how come i wanted you lost? someday we will have a long conversation about that. mr. axelrod: you ran as his yousition director -- endorsed the