on your far right, professor todd greene. on islamophobia at the u.s. state department in washington, d.c. and author of two books. i think we have at least one of them for sale. two books on islamophobia, the -- and presumed guilty, why we should not ask muslims to condemn terrorism. hatem bazian. dr. founded the islam of phobia research -- at uc berkeley. when i my go to site teach about islamophobia in my classes at the university of minnesota i go directly to this amazingt only for its research reports that have been produced but also a really accessible and theoretically grounded definition of what islamophobia is and its frameworks. worked be islamophobia studies journal, another go to resource of mine in the study of islamophobia. the only peer-reviewed academic journal on the subject and he's founder and professor of islamic law and theology -- the first accredited muslim liberal arts college in the united states. is laurene professor alum of university of minnesota. a community organizer around immigration and worker justice issues. is located

i think it was professor todd green who said this is racism. this is a form of racism. there is many different definitions of islamophobia, and i think part of the conversation is, is it irrational? yes, but it's expressed rationally and it's made -- it's legitimated, it's justified, it's moralized in very rational and sanctioned ways. and i think the more we think about islamophobia as a system, as a system of hate, as an idealogy, and as a form of discrimination, i think that it moov moves us a little bit further in how we can better understand its intersections and its impact. another key point here is white supremacy and white nationalism. under undergirding all these issues in the world has been white supremacy. it's important to remember that the first others in the united states were native americans and african-americans, and the ways in which we interacted with every other group that came after them was always in relation to where they fit on this hierarchy of our ways of knowing of whether they were savages or violent, fit to be citizens, fit to become america

todd: green bay? >> upper midwest, great lakes. it happens sometimes. our, homeland security rolling out face scanners, the impact on passengers is the question. what is more important? stay tuned. jillian: kurt the cyber guy joins us with his answer next. ♪ and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. try downy fabric conditioner. unlike detergent alone, downy helps prevent stretching by conditioning and smoothing fibers, so clothes look newer, longer. downy and it's done. jillian: airport face scanning sparking controversy. the department of homeland security halting expansion of the technology over privacy concerns. todd: the technology has proven to help people identify others overstaying their visas. the cyber guy, good to see you, kurt, this is an interesting question. we live in a democracy, a free country but we want to, quote, live. where do you come down on this? >> too early to forget 9/11 and too early to remember this technology is out there. we are being watched and

name is todd greene. i am south of the minnesota border. this is kind of my backyard. thank you to kera and all of the all ofk you to cair and the sponsors for this event. it is wonderful to see the people here. i am a religious historian. people usually start to fall asleep. >> [laughter] todd: it is the angle i take. my current area of research. one of my things is islamophobia is not something that is new, or certainly prejudice against muslims, discriminating, not even post-9/11. longer history to this. i will walk you through various sessions longer history to this. , there are a lot of troops and stereotypes that have been employed against other minorities and racial minorities throughout its -- the u.s. and its history. this is a rebranding of an old prejudice against others who have been deemed outsiders, don't quite fit in or are perceived as not sitting in or belonging to us. we have to think about who us is. the islamophobia industry, one of the things i have thought about is all of us could tell stories of entanglements with members of the islamophobia indu

todd: >> my name is todd greene. i am south of the minnesota border. this is kind of my backyard. am grateful to be here, thank you to all of the cosponsors for participating and sponsoring this event. this is wonderful and that is wonderful to see the amount of people who are here today. i am a religious historian. usually when i say that, people start to fall asleep. [laughter] todd: it is the angle i take. it is my primary area of research. one of my things is islamophobia is not something that is new, or certainly prejudice against muslims, hostility, discrimination -- it is not even post-9/11. there is a longer history to this. i will argue throughout the day that there are a lot of tropes, stereotypes employed against muslims that have been employed against other religious minorities and racial minorities including jews, catholics, and mormons. it is important to understand that this is a rebranding of an old prejudice against others who have been deemed outsiders, who don't quite fit in, or are perceived as not fitting in or belonging to us. with the think about who "us" is

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todd: so to review, you are in favor of raising taxes in order to support the green new deal. >> if that'su for your time. berlin works in insurance. you say you pray for the president every night. why? >> because my wife and i do because we don't -- because i don't know how he takes what he takes and why he does it he doesn't need this job. he had plenty of money. he has great family. and i just want him to be able to stick it out and last and run another term. todd: thank you for your time. that's a smattering of some of the opinions from kansas and missouri. we will toss it back to new york city. steve, ainsley and brian. brian: it will be a great town hall tonight as you see. differing opinions and not have a republican and democrat side. you have a look at an independent. howard schultz is going to get it from both sides. ainsley: 6:30 tonight right here on fox news channel u. steve: indeed. it will be great. we will all be watching. meanwhile 22 minutes before the top of the hour and jillian joins us right now. jillian: that's right. good morning. an elderly man is bull idea for wear

green new jacket, woods back on top for the first time in over decade. tiger winning the masters and breaking 11-year drought between major championships, todd piro more oning return to glory, what a day it was for him. >> how awesome? it was like christmas morning for golf war and by the end of it tiger and his christmas colors, signature sunday red top with all familiar green jacket. >> here it is. [cheers and applause] >> the return to glory. >> a storybook transformation to resuming as top of sports. tiger woods with a 13 under with tournament winning by a stroke on sunday, early key time to avoid thunderstorms and saw the leader board change on almost every hole, back 9, the old feeling something special was in the air and the shot on 16 maybe reality, near perfect 8 iron that trickled just past the hole, watch this, giving tiger a 2-shot lead and quite frankly all the momentum, there was the feeling that it was just going to happen especially when you hit a shot like that. take a look at this, such an emotional moment, tiger hugging his children and iconic photo of barely able to drink tiger hugging his late father in first masters win in 1997. >>

. ♪ todd: four protesters faces felony charges after glueing themselves to the universal studioslobe. that's a bold strategy. let's see if it pays off for them. the activists seen waiving greenn against hollywood. using a ladder truck. behind a protest in new york last week. 60 people were arrested. jillian: i do like the movie dodge ball. todd: greatest movie ever. jillian: new documentary featuring ocasio-cortez. >> if i were a rational person i would have dropped out of this race a long time ago. jillian: knock down the house follow four progressive women and run for congress. ocasio-cortez was the only one to win it will stream on may 1st. the #no thanks i would rather paula tweeted no thanks i would rather eat a rotten heck. >> joe writes no thanks i would rather get legal representation from michael avenatti. todd: the good, the bad, and the ugly. limo drive 4th of july 10,000 bucks on ebay. drive this caddie passed mount rush more you would have four freedom founders cranking their neck and taking a peek. jillian: easter bunny beat down on camera. an officer broke up a fight no. one was arrested. todd: watch it this cow jumps over a man. they goes. in texas. the cow r

green new deal, college tuition, he hasn't declared himself. he has to speak about issues that holds onto the progressive base which is centered on the left while keeping that. toddt joe biden's announcement 15 minutes from now. >> the measles outbreak, breaking the yearly record for the 21st-century. 69 new cases reported to the cdc in the last week bringing the number 2695 cases that and marks the worst year since 1994 where there were 963 cases reported, the highest number of outbreak sitting new york and washington state. todd: are you ready? arizona cardinals around-the-clock with the nfl draft kicking off. round one starts at 7:00 pm eastern in nashville, tennessee. the favorite for the last couple weeks, taken by the cardinals. look at the betting lines dipping away over the course of the last 48 hours. the top 5 picks, the je ts right there, raters in boston, number 6, these guys coming in, more today, it better happen. i don't care what you think. >> i don't have socks on right now. i have pumps. more seriously it is 11 minutes after the hour. a fox news alert. even as the caliphate crumbles, isis is still determined to kill. how can we stop them? todd:

todd is our nbc political director and moderator of "meet the press." the president laid down a speech that we will hear probably one form or another for the next 20 months from green new deal, tax cuts, the wall and as emphasizes the economy. is this a preview on coming attractions? >> it is. particularly on immigration i found watching him in the past few weeks in the post bar and mueller moment we've been in, he seems to be grasping for oifr different issues looking for something that sticks. he has not been able to find anything so what does he do? he goes to the border and immigration. it is one the issue that republicans no longer -- nobody disagrees in public with him on it, it keeps his base fired up and party in line and that's all it does. prevent him from and skpading any base and all of that and he's getting more and more defiant about it. again, i think it rallies and unifies but also leaves him, i think, with this problem in the middle. >> meanwhile he thinks he has an advantage, he believes, when he talks about the summary so far of the summary from the mueller report emphasizing no collusion but democrats and many americans releasi awaiting the rele