they say they will do it in the context of sharia, they will not ta ke context of sharia, they will notomen in afghanistan. but that doesn't mean anything, it's like saying nothing because it is the islamic republic of afghanistan so the islamic republic of afghanistan so of course, people that aren't in the taliban follow women's rights as it's related to islamic law. the first three articles within the constitution of afghanistan talk about how afghanistan is an islamic country and it's a country that does not only just country and it's a country that does not onlyjust respect people that are of the muslim faith was also people of other faiths as well so i think the taliban in those five horrible years when they ran afghanistan, they were very specific about what women couldn't do. women couldn't go to school or get healthcare go outside without a man. so in my opinion, they need to be specific about what women's rights they are going to adhere to. someone needs to hold them to the buyer and say, i going to follow for instance the elimination of violence against women act which is a l

but should i know sharia law only allows women to wear the full her job and to always be accompanied by a male relative because in the koran it says that women should stay at home and if they have to go out they should be with a male relative. morphy to our contact chris's him to be more specific asking will women have the right to work to study and marry whoever they want to. do or i can't answer this question. but we tracked down a young woman who cannot so far more than want to go to my avi is totally controlled by the telly but. they forced young girls into marriage they burnt down the school there was a medical clinic but they burnt that down too. at 1st masuda says girls still try to go to school but it didn't last long. that would be windy the taliban came to my school and took a girl out and shot her because she liked a boy she was bleeding all over her body we all screamed and ran away. there was forced to marry when she was just 12 she says her husband beat her and her father in law demanded sex she's now in hiding but insurgents in her area have ordered her to come back to

but should i know sharia law only allows women to wear the full her job and to always be accompanied by a male relative because in the koran it says that women should stay at home and if they have to go out they should be with a male relative. morphy to our contact priss him to be more specific asking will women have the right to work to study and marry whoever they want it. i can't answer this question. but we tried down a young woman cannot so. i want to go to my avi is totally controlled by the telly but. they forced young girls into marriage they burnt down the school there was a medical clinic but they burnt that down too. at 1st masuda says girls still try to go to school but it didn't last long. the taliban came to my school and took a girl out and shot her because she liked a boy she was bleeding all over her body we all screamed and ran away. there was forced to marry when she was just 12 she says her husband beat her and her father in law demanded sex she's now in hiding but insurgents in her area have ordered her to come back to drive out the long ago tomorrow about on the

>> translator: yes, we implement the sharia. we follow sharia instruction. >> reporter: and if somebody is found guilty of adultery, you will stone them to death? >> translator: yes, the sharia allows stoning to death. >> reporter: as we're leaving the interview, the military commander for the district arrives and a dispute breaks out about us. they should have brought a man, one of them says. so the issue right now is that they don't want us to walk outside with the government because i'm a woman. they think it's inappropriate. we agree to follow the men at a distance, something i've never had to do in my career. do you want to see peace between the taliban and america? >> translator: it would be better if this question was put to the spokesperson of the islamic imrite. >> reporter: do you feel like the taliban is winning the war? >> translator: god willing, we are hopeful. we are supported by god. >> reporter: as people try to process the extraordinary news that senior taliban leaders were invited to camp david on the week of

will have both sharia law and respect for women in afghanistan.. the first three articles within the constitution of afghanistan talk about how afghanistan is an islamic country and it‘s a country that does not onlyjust respect people that are of the muslim faith but also people of other faiths as well so i think the taliban in those five horrible years when they ran afghanistan, they were very specific about what women couldn‘t do. women couldn‘t go to school or get healthcare go outside without a man. so in my opinion, they need to be specific about what women‘s rights they are going to adhere to. someone needs to hold them to the fire and say, are you going to follow, for instance, the elimination of violence against women act which is a law that protects women, that is consistent with islamic values. stop saying these vague things and they know what they are doing, they are being vague on purpose. i would take you back to the united states, you referenced the fact that your husband got shot in the face in milwaukee while you were in afghanista

this is a strict sharia nation. i remember traveling throughout the middle east as a child and like asra, in egypt and in lebanon and in the persian gulf, things were different. it was not this strict law or this strict interpretation of islam that we were facing. now today. and i remember september 11th like i'm sure everybody else who lived through it. and it changed my life, because at that point, just like asra, but that is when i decided to edicate my life to journalism. and to covering the war and covering terrorism, to covering the national security issues that affect our nation. and i believed because i had that experience that is what led me to it. so, it changed my life completely. it changed my life forever because i spent so many of the last years of my life in the middle east and in south asia, overing the war like asra. look, what we are seeing today and we have to understand this, these islamists are trying to divide us. they are trying to pit us against one another. we need to listen to reformers, pe

i'm tired read welcome to the sharia the u.s. secretary of state has called last weekend's strike on saudi oil infrastructure an act of war by iran my compiler is in saudi arabia for talks as officials there unveiled debris and satellite images they say prove iran sponsored the attack it calls the disruption of about 5 percent of the world's supply of crude oil though iran continues to deny blame that washington has announced it's imposing new substantial sanctions on tehran. remnants of drones and a cruise missile. the saudi defense ministry claims they were among the weapons used in last weekend's strikes on 2 of its oil facilities maps drawn up to show that the attack most likely came from a northerly direction a saudi military spokesman colonel turki al maliki said the a so was sponsored by iran and did not originate in yemen in the south the home of the rebels who earlier claimed responsibility. but the colonel didn't explicitly accuse tehran of launching the attack and admitted they didn't know where the weapons were fired

i'm jarred great welcome to the sharia saudi arabia has just. blade evidence it says proves iran sponsored last weekend's attacks on saudi oil facilities iran is continuing to deny blame but saudi officials argue that weapons debris and satellite images support their claims and they're warning of growing a rainy an aggression in the region meantime u.s. secretary of state mike has traveled to saudi arabia that comes after washington announced it would impose new and substantial sanctions on tehran. and remnants of drones and a cruise missile the saudi defense ministry claims they were among the weapons used in last weekend's strikes on 2 of its oil facilities maps drawn up to show that the attack most likely came from a northerly direction saudi military spokesman colonel turki al maliki said the a so was sponsored by iran and did not originate in yemen in the south the home of hooty rebels who earlier claimed responsibility. but the colonel didn't explicitly accuse tehran of launching the attack and admitted they didn't know where the weapons w

economy hinges salvation army were the arson and the reported to be brutally enforcing their own strict sharia rules in such camps now you will recall perhaps 875-0000 revenge of fled from right kind state in mayan are to bangladesh that following the brutal crackdown by the me and more army 2 years ago arson has been blamed for the lethal attacks on me and mars soldiers which sparked that clampdown a team of d.w. news reporters went to bangladesh to find out more. oh night time in bangladesh strange accounts young men patrol the streets on the lookout for criminal gangs we've heard tales of murder the duction and rape. we're defying the curfew on our way to meet a woman whose husband was shot dead nearby. on the. moment and the miles after my husband used to fight for the right hinges he had no been here for everyone's problems and wanted to stop the lawlessness in the camps that's why some people felt insulted. my god. to protect the woman's identity we cannot say who he was but one thing is clear he angered a powerful group operating in the camps well you might imagine and my husband was sh

heather: i don't know the point is of someone defending sharia law.ow 20 minutes until the top of the hour, recession, what recession? >> the u.s. could be headed for a recession. >> on the cusp of a recession. >> plenty signs of a possible recession. heather: really? well, the doom and bloom democrats in left-wing media, solid's job report, why is the economy as strong as ever, economists explains exactly why up next. more? he has asked for... what? well he did say please (all boys): thank you, thank you, thank you. heather: democrats sounding the alarm claiming an economic recession was looming for weeks. >> the u.s. could be headed for a recession. >> on the cusp of a recession. >> it's about time we get a recession. >> not worried about a recession. >> plenty of signs of possible recession. heather: but after decent job's report last week the stock market is up and here to explain why americans should not buy into recession fears, former chief economist for the u.s. international trade committee peter morici, thank you very much for joining us. >>

>> i'm not out to impose my faith on anybody else -- >> stephen: is this sharia law?ia law is called the book of common prayer, and there's a lot of stuff in there about the environment, there's a lot of stuff in there about stewardship for creation. to me, environmental stewardship isn't just about taking care of the planet, it's taking care of our neighbor, we're supposed to love our neighbor as ourselves. the biggest thing with climate change is not just going to hurt the planet, in some way shape or form the planet will still be here, it's we're hurting people. people who are alive now and to be born in the future, the way i see it, i don't imagine god's going to let us off the good for abusing future generations anymore than harming someone next to you. with climate change, we're going to both. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: one thing that's sort of interesting to me is that you are the candidate, as far as i can tell, who is talking about their personal faith more than the other candidates on the democratic side, and the g.o.p. has gone a long way over the

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, and muslim i want to play that. >> so specifically what part of sharia law is alabama in danger ofne slavery and you couldn't wear clothes of different fabric, couldn't eat pork or shellfish. i mean it's crazy. oh, [ bleep ]. that's the bible. >> at the end of the day we were doing comedy. at the end of the day we were trying to put a light on the hypocrisy and calling out the b.s. >> what do you want people to know? >> ooefbl is a show about three people investigating paranormal activity and demonic possession and those such things and it goes places you wouldn't expect it to go. it's a thriller, it's hard but also a relationship story. >> you know a lot of people believe in ghosts. >> i lot of people do. i don't not believe ipthem. i'll just say that. >> if you came back what would be your ghost move? just a normal question on the news. >> boo. start with boo. >> thrill to catch up with you. thanks for coming on the beat. and the new show is cbs evil airing this fall. >>> when we come back i want to show you a new exclusive clip airing for the first time with legendary singer len

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also remember that under taliban government there is no voting or elections, there isjust ruled by shariaferent system if we were to move to something else. opposition parties in britain have been considering their next steps as they try to head off the possibility of the uk leaving the european union without a deal at the end of october. the scottish nationalists have reiterated their support for an early vote of no confidence in boris johnson's government. all this comes at the end of a tumultuous week for mrjohnson, who's just arrived in manchester for his party's annual conference. chris mason reports. is this a leadership bid, mrjohnson? the conservative conference one year ago, the smiles of the carefree backbench challenger, the mobbed darling of the party faithful. boris johnson will arrive at conference this year as prime minister, in office, but barely in control. defeated in court, but defiant. what a week it's been. the prime minister's advice to her majesty was unlawful. parliament has not been prorogued. welcome back to our place of work. many of us in this place subject to

punishment during the taliban time but in reality there were very few amputations and executions and sharia law worked the stealing and the killing stopped. but many fear a return to the days when kabul football stadium was used to carry out taliban punishments perhaps the most difficult thing for the taliban leadership to do because the taliban narrative. is based on religious belief so because suddenly overnight change that narrative and it's very difficult for them to sell not only the ceasefire between the united states and taliban but also a ceasefire with. these days this stadium is being used for what it was intended for with the taliban of the ninety's still haunt many afghans the leadership may have grown wiser and mellowed enough for peace negotiations but what about the fighters on the ground how easy will it be to get them to sign up to a peace deal after 18 years of war and dogma most believe that peace talks will eventually resume the overriding factor however remains about how much the taliban has changed and is it enough to ensure a lasting peace tony berkeley how does iraq.

they started to carry out acts of violence, sharia justice, chopping off hands and legs, executing people and things were heating up. at the librarians well, by that point realized it's not face-- save enough to leave them in the cities of the next step came to somehow get them out of timbuktu and move them south across the desert, semi desert to government territory to sort of brazing legal past the checkpoint innocently hiding books inside trucks and jeeps and eventually boats in making this massive smuggling operation or over the course of several months involving to a new 50000 manuscripts to get them to safety. so, that is the story of the book essentially relating to how the ordinary fellows, teenagers, librarians ordinary people of timbuktu that the other to outwit the jihadist occupiers. >> we have library us, fighters for freedom. >> they are. [applause]. >> when the going gets tough. >> i knew when i got to dallas and 2060 when the book came out and i got to dallas for the book festival and was greeted by about 30 librarians all wearing the name of the book buttons on their shir

and the way to spread violent sharia through the world was to attack the united states and frighten of the american people so that we would be afraid to oppose the spread of sharia. steve: how do you explain to people who know you have a history with him? why it has taken 18 years. he still has not gone on trial. it looks like his trial date is going to be in 2021. what's taken so long? >> well, in the beginning, khalid sheikh mohammed told me as he was being transferred to guantanamo he was going to confess to his terror activities and 9/11 and killing daniel pearl and he was ready to be martyred and go to paradise. and then barack obama and eric holder set aside that confession and wanted to bring that trial to new york so they could take a victory lap and aggrandize themselves by claiming credit for his conviction. and once he did that, i think that khalid sheikh mohammed decided that his god was telling him to drag this outs as long as possible because in their world view, the world view of these terrorists, the misery and the pain and the agony of their victims is like sacramen

it will return to country to medieval execution and tortures based on sharia law. it will completely kill the pre-muslim culture as we saw during taliban rule where they destroyed unesco revered artifacts throughout the country. this is not a good deal. it's virtually handing over the country to the taliban. it's time to start over. i'm glad, not nor tfor the rease gave, that the president killed the visit. he shouldn't have agreed in first place. >> what do you think it will take to get a deal so the united states can bring home, the u.s. still has about 14,000 troops in afghanistan and thousands more contractors and diplomats and zif civilians in afghanistan. >> that's going to be the subject of much tougher negotiations but i think you can look at this deal as proposed and almost anyone can concludes you could get a better deal. this is fig leaf deal to allow the handover back to the taliban with sort of an empty promise of we'll do better. given their track record, you're condemning millions of afghans to a terrible fate. i don't think america should do that as

and pals around with farrakhan, called for a jihad against president trump, and praises sharia law, shet be anywhere near bernie sanders' campaign or any campaign for that matter. >> you better believe it. she would be toxic to bring to any campaign. understand that they have some history together, bernie and linda to 2016, but right now, i'm a veteran u.s. army airborne ranger, we have an expression, you have a payload that is threatening to take you down, you need to cut the sling load, bernie sanders you need to cut that sling load that is linda sarsour, you neat to cut her down. gregg: when women's march board dumps you, that is a pretty clear sign that you know, you are way out there. and -- >> right, she is too anti-semitic for the women's march but not bernie sanders' campaign? that is lunacy. robin said, you know, they may have history together, but he should be done with her, just make her history at this point, she is very toxic. and her beliefs are evil. gregg: robin -- >> you know what he is not only campaign that is allowed himself to be connected to someone that is so toxi

all the bad, like female genital mutilate las vegas, rape, pedophilia, all the divide laws in the sharia, getting rid of all that leaves nothing left of islam. >> thank you for that great question. it just reminds me of a tour we want to start. because when ilhan omar was asked by a muslim activist about her position on female genital mutilatation, which is the cutting of a girl's clitoris so she don't feel orgasm, it's appropriate to talk about here -- she yelled at the woman and said, that's an appalling question. and i refuse to answer it. and we want to start a tour in the muslim reform movement of honoring islam by asking the appalling questions. this is a really critical question that you raise about the violent verses and the violent chapters. so, you know, when the question was asked, it startwood the assumption of abrogation which abrogation which most you understand which means a later verse usurps, right an earlier verse. and so when islam was founded it was in the city of mecca. and there were more peaceful verses is the argument. and then later when the profit mohamed moved

and linda supports sharia law. i don't see how that a winning strategy.ave got to stand for something in life and you have to stand for something in politics. you can't have your cake and eat it too. you can't be someone for the jewish cause and our relationship with israel which is historically always a strong one, while saying i'm going to have this woman who says horrible things about jews and quotes friend like louis far kansad louis farrakhan. >> this is bad strategy for us headed into 2020. this has a trickle down effect i'm frankly worried about. trish: it feels as though the democratic party is increasingly the party of anti-semites. all the rhetoric you have heard from the so-called squad, and bernie embracing this woman who is embraced by farrakhan. it feels like a slippery slope. i agree with robin. he's down in the polls to some degree. anywhere from texas where he places fourth. in new hampshire he's actually in first. trish: he ought to be able to do well there. >> but if he were the nominee, he would still lose to president trump with his f

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now, she has defended sharia law, supports the anti-israel bds movement and has ties to the palestinianerrorist group. joining me now, member of the council on foreign relations and coast founder of the muslim reform movement. doctor, the obviously he sends a pretty bad message to pro-israel but what kind of message does this send to american muslims? >> this is very clear it's not surprising at all that the last the contemporary left is embracing someone who has islamic ties. certainly she's a woman of color, daughter of migrants, but she embraces a very anti-semitic bds stance. she has actually demonized jewish scientists. she's excluded from the women's march, jewish scientists who wanted to support and be in solidarity with women and this means that the left is very comfortable seeing as a badge of belonging, as a mark of belonging fraternizingng with anti-semitism even when it comes to the disguise and the sum of all virtues of this woman wearing a veil of color whoa lor culture worships is this kind of victim chic. 4 so it's really devastating for us. we want to see it muslims inp

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. >> they wanted to institute sharia law again, which is fundamental islam and kick the americans out. >> the taliban would infiltrate the local communities and threaten everybody and say it's our way or we're going to kill your family. >> there is a sim beymbiotic relationship between the taliban and the drug traffickers. the taliban is making it more difficult for police to target the traffickers. in return, the drug traffickersers are financially supporting the taliban and logistically supporting the taliban. >> narcotics dollars were being used to purchase weapons and ammunition to fight the u.s. and the coalition. >> they were conducting their attacks against civilians. they were going after afghan government people, westerners, and specifically americans and american military personnel. >> by 2005, the taliban was increasing the insurgency in afghanistan and i was reporting that it was going to get bigger. it was going to get more violent. it was going to be very bloody. it was going to get worse. >> the dea doesn't have a wartime mission. however, when we started to see the lin

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sharia law leads to violence against homosexuals and women.ifferent types of people that would be free to live their lives in western culture. i think the cultural divide is just so big and so wide that there is -- it's just going to take -- i don't know. host: i've got you. go to james in new jersey, democrats line. osama bin laden, he was our boy, remover the mujahedin -- remember the mujahedin. what did osama bin laden tell the united states government? no american boots on the ground. our government said we are going to go over there. didn't do that, 9/11 would've never happened. this country loves getting involved and stuff they shouldn't get involved in just like vietnam. host: so the cancellation of the talks? what do you think about the cancellation of the talks? caller: all's i know is our government, not the people, caused it. they don't have any wisdom, they are not wise in to understand what they are doing. causing allnes these countries to hate us, the government. host: let's hear from andy. andy in michigan. it just seems to me t