i want to talk about a war that the mainstream media is ignoring, from boston to zanzibar.s a worldwide war on christianity. christians are being attacked around the world, but you will not hear much about it on the evening news, because the answer is not convenient. it does not fit the narrative we have heard about it radical islam. the media describes the killings as sectarian. but the truth is a worldwide war on christians is being waged by fanatical elements of islam. ever since 9/11 commentators have tried to avoid pointing fingers at islam, which is somewhat fair. it is fair to point out most muslims are not committed to violence against christians, but it is not the whole truth. the whole truth -- and we should not let political correctness stand in the way -- the whole truth is a minority of muslims condone the killing of christians, but unfortunately, that minority numbers in the tens of millions. pew research did a poll that indicated 21% of egyptians, 15% of jordanians -- and many jordanians are friends -- 15% of pakistani muslims find terrorism acceptable, if no

i want to talk about a war that the mainstream media is ignoring, from boston to zanzibar. is a worldwide war on christianity. christians are being attacked around the world, but you will not hear much about it on the evening news, because the answer is not convenient. it does not fit the narrative we have heard about it radical islam. the media describes the killings as sectarian. but the truth is a worldwide war on christians is being waged by fanatical elements of islam. ever since 9/11 commentators have tried to avoid pointing fingers at islam, which is somewhat fair. it is fair to point out most muslims are not committed to violence against christians, but it is not the whole truth. the whole truth -- and we should not let political correctness stand in the way -- the whole truth is a minority of muslims condone the killing of christians, but unfortunately, that minority numbers in the tens of millions. pew research did a poll that indicated 21% of egyptians, 15% of jordanians -- and many jordanians are friends -- 15% of pakistani muslims find terrorism acceptable, if

finally the war on terrorism and the fact you have two british girls who were blinded by acid in zanzibar, and it creases and increases, in 2002, the islamic attack on a hotel owned by the israelis and they tried to shoot down a boeing 747. how do we get a handle on the groups that threaten us and our families and grow in africa? >> first thing you have to do is acknowledge we're still in a growing war on terrorism. al qaeda and its unholy affiliates and subsidiaries are growing. the threat of terrorism continues to expand. in north africa, somewhat oversimplified, but there's a seam across the northern part of the continent between the suherrsuhai saharan muslim world and christian world, radicals, terrorists, taking across the board. in libya, in sudan, in egypt, and in tunisia. this war is not getting smaller. it's getting larger, and we need a strategy starting with acknowledging they're still at war with us. >> all right, ambassador, getting not smaller but larger. john bolton, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> a lot more on this developing story. we'll be right back with m

boston to zanzibar, there's an attack on christianity. christians are being attacked around the world, but you won't ear about it, it's not convenient. it doesn't fit the narrative about radical islam. talks about who's attacking the muslims, the media the christians as sectarian. ut the worldwide war on christians is being waged by a islam.al element of every since 9/11, commentators pointing to avoid fingers at islam, which is somewhat fair, it's fair to muslims are t most not committed to violence against christians, but it's not truth.ole the whole truth is -- and we shouldn't let political orrectness stand in the way of this truth, the whole truth is there's a minority of muslims who condone killing of but unfortunately, that minority numbers in the of millions. pugh research did a poll and it that 21% of egyptians, 5% of jordanians, many jordanians are our friend, but muslims of pakistani find terrorism acceptable, if not laudable. a minority to be sure. but if you add up the numbers in that's over 40 million muslims sympathize with

i want to talk about a war that the mainstream media is ignoring, from boston to zanzibar.re is a worldwide war on christianity. christians are being attacked around the world, but you will not hear much about it on the evening news, because the answer is not convenient. it does not fit the narrative we have heard about it radical islam. the media describes the killings as sectarian. but the truth is a worldwide war on christians is being waged by fanatical elements of islam. ever since 9/11 commentators have tried to avoid pointing fingers at islam, which is somewhat fair. it is fair to point out most muslims are not committed to violence against christians, but it is not the whole truth. the whole truth is -- and we should not let political correctness stand in the way -- the whole truth is there is a minority of muslims condone the killing of christians, but unfortunately, that minority numbers in the tens of millions. pew research did a poll that indicated 21% of egyptians, 15% of jordanians -- and many jordanians are friends -- 13% of pakistani muslims find terrorism a

from boston to zanzibar, there's an attack on christianity.ear much about it on the evening news because the answer's not convenient. it doesn't fit the narrative we've been told about radical islam. a worldwide war on christians is being waged by fanatical element of islam. >> exactly right. other thing, look forward now to some of these muslim countries, is that christians were there before you were, number one. there may be more of you. you may have bred faster. the fact of the matter is, they have every right to practice their religion. if you don't stop it, there are going to be consequences. just say this again, fatwa this. go ahead. >> i'm not going to argue on this one. i tell you what we do need to do, where are the so-called moderate muslims? >> they don't exist. >>. >> where the so-called muslims? where are they? >> they are hiding in some country, pa and i get it that you will be killed in some countries, but here in america with the exception of a few people, you don't hear a thing from them. they come out, and by the way, where a

from boston to zanzibar, there is a worldwide war on christianity. >> our society is breaking down. and as a result, our country is paying a terrible, terrible price. >> this egregious system, that will be ultimately known as death care, must be defeated. i thank god that we finally have the will to stand up, take on this oppressive president! and stand for what is good and righteous and true. >> so moral values, politics and faith and religion all mixed into one. you know, we're all sinners. we all make mistakes. sin is sin. but as a christian, i think it is my obligation as a broad caster to expose their hypocrisy and call them out on being flat-out wrong. jesus spent his life helping the poor, sick and needy. he spent his life embracing the lowest rungs of society and teaching compassion and forgiveness. the religious right spent the summer bearing false witness against obama care. they have forsaken the golden rule and turned their backs on the needy, the poor and the sick. they have gone after food stamps. they do not have a health care plan on the table when it comes to preexi

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from boston to zanzibar, there's a worldwide war on christianity. hear much about it on the evening news because the answer is not convenient. it doesn't fit the narrative we have been told about radical islam. the president tries to gloss over who's attacking and killing christi christians. the media describes the killings as sectarian. but the truth is, a worldwide war on christians is being waged by a fanatical element of islam. >> you know, with all this fighting going on in washington these days, my biggest fear is that we're losing focus on the biggest issues facing our country. and that's the growing sense of so many people across the country that we're losing control of it. that we're losing control of our nation, and more importantly, that we're losing what we have come to know as the american dream. why do people feel this way? well, because millions of them have been out of a job for months and maybe years at a time. because millions more are trapped in jobs that quite frankly don't pay enough to live off of. >> so that's marco rubio, ran