the islam literature, in turkey for instance, makes reference to concepts like soraya law that often. that tells me something about the turkish islam psyche. i think if there is no respect they are. when we say that the problem is not don' erdogan it's his authoritarianism. i don't think it will be a problem. again, his whole project is the revolved around raising the pious generation and turning the turkish society into a more religious society and that he has manage that. but of course, we need a political site is to do more research on this global phenomenon and the rise of religiosity. maybe turkey is not an exception in this regard. i don't know if it wasn't erdogan doing. >> to a certain extent. because he changed the foreign system in the deny mix in society but when it comes to creating a soraya state he hasn't done much. before he came to power he was critical of the institutions like religious affairs because he always argued that. [inaudible] has always been a tool, to not only suppress religion but to control religion. he promoted getting rid of that institution but he cam

judge jeanine: the more this starts to creep up and soraya law is inconsistent with the constitution and more we have to recognize the danger zone that we are in. back if you have someone, like aaron, sydney they had -- they said they need bollards and i love america because no one knows where the board bollard is. these metal poles all along the sidewalk to prevent a car. judge jeanine: there is another soft target. >> you can't make part from benefiting the bollard industry, the australian prime minister after they had one of these we need bollards. you have a choice here. you can bollard off every ariana conde concert, every pastry shop, every coffee shop, every aspect of life or you can deal with the question which is secure and have bollards are on your national border. it would be cheaper. judge jeanine: the more we hear about this we hear about weapons. then you got the guys with the machetes, the guys with the big knife and you've got -- they come to other. >> i was in a french village last summer and mohammed went crazy because two little girls were in bathing suits. he stab

speaking out against what they call human rights violations committed under islamic law known as sorayay say those are anti- muslim and their holding counter protests. life coaches coming in. back to you, as news breaks. two us soldiers have been killed in afghanistan in what authorities are calling an insider attack. it happens in the district of the bank our province, two other service members were injured when an afghan soldier opened fire. back to those protests as news warrants. i'm leland in washington. now back to neil on business. neil: all right, now, if the president wanted i preferred to start focusing. what you think of that? 's back as a journalist, i'll speak my book. i like his tweets. it's a constant fodder for more mysteries and it keeps adding confusion and as disarray. neil: i disagree yes it does. we all love that sort of stuff that you're so full of it. when stuff happens at apple, your all over it. we go nuts about the stuff. as a journalist, we love it. as an american, he is delaying his agenda. his agenda is -- that's my point. every time you do that, first of al