. >> i was thinking of timothy mcveigh. >> let's be honest about that. what we're seeing right now, and throughout america and the west, we're seeing that these muslims who have come to these countries from war-torn countries and should be grateful from the bottom of their hearts. instead, they have this resentment and it's passed generation to generation. >> i think many of them are grateful. >> they're mentally ill. these are mentally ill people. these are sick people. they're not just political refugees. >> the criminals are. >> they're mentally ill people. >> or brainwashed. >> mentally ill hasn't been added. we have a lot more coming up. we know that isis is getting a lot of money from oil. maybe not as much as before. but we know a lot of people are picking up that iowa. we know a lot of trucks are coming by to store that iowa. we just don't know where that's going. we know it's beginning to >>> a lot of people on this very show were calling for it months ago. now it appears to be a go. french and u.s. fighter jets taking out oil trucks and facilit

amy: i was thinking, glenn, about after timothy mcveigh blew up the obama city building.ey had brought -- obama city building. if they are brought on by christian male after mail and said, he is from your ranks, what do you say? >> worth they did a story on the israeli who went to the gay and does gayreat pride pride parade and everton at a jewish guest on said, why did you not do anything to stop about it and why are you as jews condemning this and the responsibility? they would be fired before the interview was over. they said no muslims are condemning this, which is a total lie. every leading muslim organization in the west issued statements in the daily condemning the paris attacks like they always do in these cases. i wish they would not do it because it bolsters the idea that the obligation, but the reality is, they did. one small part is the live these journalists told. the other part is, you as muslims always lead to about this plot it had a responsibility to stop it and failed to do so -- all of the leading world's intelligence agencies with tens of billions of d

the biggest terrorist attack we ever had was a former army veteran, timothy mcveigh.o and say these things, well, we'll only let the christian in there, you're going to lose the struggle of isis which is values of etiology. >> the oklahoma city bombing was not bigger than 9/11. let's just clear that up. thank you both for being here, i've got to go. >>> earlier today, donald trump suggested that we might have to close a mosque in islamic america. she is here next with her take on this terror army and to react to the president's hit we just grot. on the gop field. whether your car is a new car an old car a big car a small car a car that looks kind of plain a car that looks kind of like a plane a red car a white car a blue car a red white and blue car a green car a city car a country car this car, seriously this car a clean car, a dirty car a car for the two of you a car for all of them all you have to do is plug in hum and your car will be a smarter, safer, more connected car diagnostic updates, certified mechanics hotline, pinpoint roadside and emergency assistance hu

army veteran timothy mcveigh killed more people with a truck bomb in oklahoma city than were killed ingranted him mastermind status. there is, in fact, no such thing a mastermind. mastermind is a cartoon concept, not an accurate journalist description. the front page headline in today's new york times use the word organizer. "the washington post" headline said leader. both accurate journalistic descriptions. this network stopped using the word mastermind today, but most tv news continues to send the mastermind message around the world. tv news comes out of the same screen a our entertainment comes out of, so the line between the two gets blurred sometimes. tv news writers sometimes use the language of screenwriters who for two hours at least in a movie theatre need you to believe there are masterminds out there. isis wants you to believe in master minds, too. isis wants you to believe they have master minds in europe and in the united states. isis wants you to live in fear of their master minds and their soldiers. there's a term for what is going on here, for what is happening to tv ne

they talked about timothy mcveigh being allowed to flee. aclu said the same thing.at they did was repeated media claims, newspaper reports. they were not facts. the facts were an fbi profiler immediately had profiled the bomber as aa white male with military experience, probably a militia member. within 24 hours the fbi had identified mcveigh. forty-eight hours, he was in custody, taken into custody on a minor traffic violation , driving down the road without a license. he was stopped on a minor traffic violation. the officer noticed he had a glock and suicide vest. his one thatas one that has a big flap and is called such because military reach over and open it and draw you will get call five killed. he had already been taken into custody. the fbi and 48 hours had arranged an airbase in oklahoma, but nine years later the aclu and amnesty international, the premier civil liberties organizations or repeating false assertions. so the idea that police are vilified, well, and the sense just by putting out false data. i no people who insisted even after darren wilson hav

timothy mcveigh, people killing in the movies. also, in churches. those are terrorists.ou have skinheads, the ku klux nation -- rea area yian nation. tell this country to enact the draft so everybody can go. i don't care if you are in college, get out of college. you want to go to war, said everyone to war. that is my comment. ist: agreeing with you another viewer saying, listing this morning with complete discussed. you want another war, put on a uniform, and get on the boat. we are joined next from chicago. good morning. caller: hello. steve, you are my favorite person. i love to talk to you. disagree. i do not want them to send .roops to fight that war a lot of people have a strange way of remembering how all this mess started. was bush. half of the world did not want us to go into iraq, and he sent us anyway. one thing i want to add, and then i will get off the line, when those 47 republicans went over to the enemy country, and told them not to listen to the deal that president obama was trying to get with other countries, why didn't they raise up and say that is tre

i start to talk about an oklahoma in a human rights report they talk about timothy mcveigh being allowedto flee. the aclu said the same thing but they repeated media claims in newspaper reports those were not the facts facts, that the fbi profile other immediately had a profile as a white male with military experience probably a militia member it had identified mcveigh he was already in custody by the way on a minor traffic violation driving down the road we know lot of civil rights people like those stops he had a suicide best taken as by the time you reach over it is called a suicide holster. he was already taken into custody the fbi had arrayed editor based in oklahoma but nine years later the premier civil liberties organization repeats a false assertion so they are vilified by putting out false data. people incest even after being exonerated, by the jury how you know, this? i could say the reason why cities are sued and the high dollar judgments are awarded is to find jurors who are sympathetic. , the plaintiff lawyers than the trial lawyers i know doctors complain about this all th

amnesty international and two dozen four report on human -- timothy that the mcveigh was able to flee while officers look for arab terrorists. the same claims repeated by the for urged congress to vote a racial profiling act. my time is up. i have some other articles to talk to and other statistics we can do during the roundtable. -- let me leave you with a quote. " among the many objects to a wise in free people find it necessary to direct their attention that are providing for their safety seems to be the first." i look forward to a scaling conversation, thank you -- to a stimulating conversation, thank you. [applause] have timeat, we will during the question and answer, or the panelists can ask -- where of each other the panelists can ask questions of each other. -- under his direction, it has become a leading voice in support of the bill of rights and civil liberties. research interests include the war on terror, overcoming wise nation, the drug war, the militarization of lease tactics, and then control -- of police tactics, and gun control. he has written some very interesting ar