they make up islamic law. all of the schools of islamic law teach it. there are plenty of muslims who don't want to kill us or subjugate us. great. i am glad they exist and readily and knowledge that they do but they do not have a theological basis to. two to say we really ought not to be waging jihad. >> moderate. there are just not observant. >> then maybe very devout in some ways. praise five times a day and so on, but there are these teachings that he is obviously not following. he told me after i wrote my biography, the truth which is based upon the earliest islamic tests, you know, i very much object to your book. why? you was a wonderful man. you have in doing all these terrible things. from the earliest muslim texts. where should i have gone? spam not saying that those of the earliest. i don't have any others, but i know he was a wonderful man. you know, i came to costa block of the waters. [laughter] >> he stole my thunder. i was going to say, is it not true that if a muslim has a relationship they can do three things, the head him, taken as sl

islam is about what you stand for. everything that boko haram stands for is against the teaching of islam starting from the ideology that they're against education. particularly western education. in islam we don't know western or eastern education. education is education. there is a prophet stating because china in the seventh century was the most advanced civilization and even the prophet encouraged people to go to china to become educated. >> this man leading boko haram is not acting alone. he has troops following him. they're following him in the name of islam. >> listen, religion is a test to our sentiments and emotions. and it's used and abused by certain people who have certain interests to be misused. that's the case of al-qaeda, and boko haram. abducting girls, selling them for slavery is absolutely against god and islam itself. they do these as a crime. they do these in the name of god, and that's the most heinous crime in my view. >> is it accurate to describe the leader as boko haram as religious leader or

it's a good question, though, because islam coming- you know, judaism first, then christianity- islam considers itself to be the seal of the prophets, the final revelation. in other words, they said the jews- yeah, were connected to god, but they messed it up. the christians were connected with god- jesus is a great prophet and revered in islam- they messed it up. but the muslims have the final say, and that is added to an extraordinary rigidity when you have a predominant islamic society. and what makes egypt such an interesting twist in comparison to israel, of course, is that you've got islam, which- well, i guess i can share what reverend noor, from his perspective said. we were talking about having met moderate muslims- and i'm sure he's speaking from emotions and pain perhaps of that morning- but he says to us, "there are no moderate muslims." like that. now we have to take that in the context of a believer, but he's saying is that intensity of feeling that you have the final statement, and you have the final say on the ethical patterns of action in a given society. well, i thin

islamic country where everything is according to the tenets of islam. tavis: how would it be governed? has a veryam sophisticated instruction of government. it is taken by a sharia council. they have soldiers, they have all kinds of groups and all kinds of structure that runs the activity. you can see that from the way they carry out the attacks. there was a day they went to an army barracks. they have been to cameroon to release some of their top commanders. this is not something that people would say it is a ragtag group of militants who are just running wild. video with armored tanks behind him. they have very sophisticated weapons. when they recruit, they recruit with nothing less than $2000. that is how much they pay their well-trained, top commanders. asks: i've been dying to this question of the right person. where is this money coming from? where are they getting the weapons? >> they started by robbing banks. they would go into banks and they still keep doing that. they started by taking weapons from nigerian soldiers. we have a video on our web

islamic extremists. that's what they are about. they are islamic extremists. you are screwing with my religion. you are making us look bad. they have to be standing up saying this has to stop. they are at war with us. they are taking over the continent of africa. it is so beyond criticizing a president or a hash tag. it is big picture stuff. the president has surprised a lot of people with the drone program. i love what he's doing. what he did in yemen two and a half weeks ago, go ahead and say it, we're going to help these governments. they are the bad guys. we're the good guys, to find those kids and bring them out and help chad and kenya, and stop playing defense and get on the offense. mike sheen of west point an expert said the only way to stop it is to continue to pushback on the jihad everywhere we go. >> bob, you've been saying that as well from the beginning. >> i've been saying it a long time. eric is exactly right. if a hash tag, if nothing else, it forces the media to see how many people are interested in this. i don't think there are a lot of musl

and i lived under sharia and we were told by islam, islam honors women but at the same time they show them how to beat women. they say islam honors women but women should give themselves to the jihads. the contradictions that we lived under, for instance, if you're not covered and walk in the street, without a man, you can be groped, you can be sexually harassed and it happens in the streets of cairo. >> a lot? >> all the time. >> beatings? some women? >> women, yeah, get attacked sexually if you're without a man and not covered. they say you're asking for it. because under islamic law, a woman's body is offensive. so if a woman shows any part of her hands, her face, her neck, you're asking, it means you're asking for it, you're asking for it. if a rape happens, you've provoked it. >> what about the need -- >> it's not the man's fault, your fault. >> because you showed a piece of your skin? >> yes, it's your fault if a rape happens. that's why nobody reports rape there. and beating. >> by the way, we remember what happened, lara logan during the arab spring in cairo at the time, is th

it has nothing to do with islam and if it has nothing to do with islam, they don't have to reform. for those girls, it doesn't mean a thing. >> thanks so much for being here. we'll continue to follow it. >> thank you for having me. >> she's a brave woman. joining me now mike rogers, chairman of the house intelligence community and former agent. she's a brave woman. is there a reason that the connection between this faction of islam is not discussed more, in other words, the first lady got criticized for not specifically referencing what kind of group we're talking about here? >> absolutely. if you look at when americans arrived in afghanistan, megyn, it was against the law to teach your daughters how to read. right? so we've been dealing with this since 2000 and 2001 in the united states and that is rooted in some form of islam and we had a terrific difficulty is getting them to moderate preaching on fridays to their congregations. that has to happen. islam has to take ownership in these activities because you find it in nigeria. you find it in cameroon. you find it in libya. you f

but islam. now, you seem to speak to islam in the first part of your answer but narrow it to radical islam in the second part. >> one thing i learned in all these years is one of the reasons it's very, very difficult to talk about this is because the people that were up against deliberately make it difficult. they try to obscure the differences between the radicals who impose violence on innocent people and people who follow sharia to -- there is a -- there is a -- sharia isn't the same in every country. there is different degrees of sharia. there is a sharia which goes to diet, dress, and then there is sharia which imposes harsh punishment on people for adultery, exposure of skin if you're a woman -- >> there is no question that there are millions of peace-loving muslims on the planet. what they don't like a generalization about islam or muslims as radical or islamist or something that would be connected to terror. >> yes, well, i think what the problem is is that they made it very difficult fo

boko haram is a dangerous islamic group. the group has murdered more than 0,000 people and three weeks ago kidnapped 300 girls in my gearia, still have them. they are responsible for other horrific crimes. why won't the white house just call out radical islam. the president's political correctness turk off some of his biggest supporters. >> there is no connecting this to the religion which is what i'm always seeking to do because i think that's the elephant in the room and in the religion at large, women are seen as property. >> islam as one of the great major religions is providing disproportionate share of radical nut bags killing people right now. >> let's look at how long we have had people running around making excuses to hurt other people. and islam is a part of that tradition but so has christianity has been. slavery. >> this is the 14th century, i would be coming down on the christians because that's when they were too violent. or the atheists. >> at this point religions and cultures change and the 14th century it wa

islamic apartheid is here. i've been studying anna killings and happening in america, canada, they are certainly happening all over europe and i think that we have a teaching moment as the president has said right now. everybody is looking at nigeria. i would say we should kick the behind so to speak out jihad by doing our very best to rescue symbolically only these girls. there are millions of other girls in similar circumstances. >> you're saying for people is the only way to prevent that because one would argue if you live in the united states and you're a woman, you have a choice what you want to wear. are you saying they don't have a choice -- >> they do not have a choice in muslim countries, increasingly the pendulum has swung. women have to be face vailed, not just head covering, but an sensory isolation chamber, an am ambulatory body bag is what women are wearing back to the seventh century and we should take a stand about it. >> when we come back -- very good points, thank you so much. when we come bac

in the case of louis farrakhan and the nation of islam illustrates. today radical islamists identify jews and israel as among the primary enemies and in the cauldron of american prisons extremist hostility to jews is commonplace. and the movement i discussed earlier also has a striving critique of israel. they identified palestinians as comrades in the fight against imperialism. to further illustrate these convergences, let me talk about tsarna tsarnaev. extremists can be eclectic in their world views. as an acquaintance noted, he was a muslim of convenience, in the sense that he is the plight of embattled muslims around the world as an allegory for his own personal failures. for most of his life he rarely afraid but after his boxing career faltered he increasingly latched on to radical islam. for example he read al qaeda's on line english-language magazine inspired. right-wing literature in for his world view as well. for instance he was an avid follower of alex jones's website which peddles numerous conspiracy theories, for example 9/11 was an insid

because under islam a women's body is offensive. if a women shows any part of her body, her hand, her face, her neck, it means you are asking for it. you are asking for -- if a rape happens you provoked it. it's not the man's fault. >> what -- because you showed a piece of your skin? >> yes. that's why nobody reports a rape there. >> we remember logan you think that's the culture? >> she is walking out a head cover and she is an american, so she is open to be raped. so this was never reported in egyptian media. nobody knew about what happened to lara logan. >> you were part of a movie. you were pee toured in the honor kier res. this is a sis dem reported in a lot of it is under sharia shaw where request the system is implemented maybe this is based on hue they dress, fif vorce, you know, education, and it is the same -- i think it is very imperative to keep in mind that haram is fueled by the same ideology -- the same ideology that supports the belief system, the mass soing nis tick belief system where they believe in taliban they s

difference, obviously in using word islamic and islamist extremists. those are different phrases. folks of the museum are aware of the concern. they tried very hard that everybody is accommodating without sacrificing the historical content. i want to read a little bit of the film. it's not been released. we have a little bit of the narration. part of it says the program tracks al qaeda's embrace of violence and the definition its leadership to commit mass murder at the dawn of the 21st century. there are other portions that do identify this as a jihad and use the words islamist extremists. are you okay with that phrase? >> well -- >> do you think it's accurate >> not in the way it's being used. i have an entire chapter in my book dedicated to jihad. there are people who commit these atrocious acts that hide behind this name of jihad. but by claiming this is jihad which is not the true meaning of the word jihad you're alienating those people that can help resolve that issue. i know many americans including yourself and your viewers want to see the moder

the problem is not every muslim and islam but radical islam fosters terrorism. there is nothing clearer in the world in our -- >> wait a minute -- >> this administration can't deal with it. >> bin laden came from a wealthy family. >> exactly. bin laden came from a wealthy family. throughout history the men who have founded terrorist movements, religious and secular have overwhelmingly been middle or upper middle class or wealthy. poor people are worried about what are they going to eat next? it's the spoiled brats worried about the next revolution. >> what is frustrating to me is the inability to admit that radical islam is responsible for this. in the case of boca haram. do you agree we had the opportunity to designate them and hillary clinton resisted and one has to ask the question why. the excuse being bantered about by the left, well, we didn't want to give them credibility. meanwhile, they were known terrorists and committing acts of atrocity for years and yet, there is a reluctance and resistance to identify evil terror rad kit islamist for who they are.

but radical islam fslam fosters radical terrorism. throughout history, the men who have founded terrorist movements, religious and secu r secular, have been upper middle class or wealthy. it's the spoiled brats that are worried about the next revolution. >> what's frustrating to me is this consistent inability to admit radical islam is responsible for this. in the case of boca haram, do you agree with me we had the opportunity to designate them as a terrorist organization and that hillary clinton didn't? they've been committing acts of atrocities for years. yet there's this reluctance to identify radical islamists for what they are. moderate muslims have been intimidated into not saying anything. >> you made a crucial point that the administration does not get. when we make excuses for murderous islamic terrorists, we harm the moderate muslims. boca haram and the administration's excuse for why they didn't declare it as a terrorist organization is a lie. the election was coming. obama killed bin laden with his bare hands. terrorism wa

the powerful ally, the islamic front has broken ranks. the new manifesto calls for a state of law that stays away from fundamentalism and radicalism. the group describes it as an independent syrian decision. >> the manifesto is agreed by most of the groups. we didn't consult nusra, but we expected them to agree, if they don't we leave the argument aside. >> nusra did react and said the manifesto contradicted islam, because it called for fighting extremists, not infidels. it called for justice instead of revenge. it called for cooperation with the individual parties. these could be fighting islam, and the manifesto called for a state of law. >> reporter: so far mousse ra hasn't -- nusra hasn't condemned their allies. they have labelled groups traitors. it's not clear if and how the relationship will be affected. it's called for street protests when the united states labelled it a terrorist organizations. it is made up of syrians and took orders from the al qaeda leadership. this has prevented the west from providing the islamic front with

i don't believe they are working for the islams just for islam purely islam. there is people working for islam and i respect them but not these people which they use gun and they use bomb and they kill children. >> rose: power not religion it's about power not allah. >> i'm muslim and i'm proud to be muslim and there's many moderate muslim but unfortunately we're fighting not -- >> rose: are you hopeful. >> i'm a little bit cautious to say hope f. i believe our region will have five to ten years, it will be very helpful. ten years is a lot of turmoil and a lot of down, upside down. i hope that this will end and we'll have a normal let us say not normal life but normal countries which they respect the rule flow and they take care about their people and they can use their wealth to help their people directly and to create jobs, to create more kind of civilized. >> rose: and democracy you say. >> and democracy, yes. that doesn't mean, i know what you are thinking. i know what you are thinking charlie. it doesn't mean when i say democracy, that we don't want to se

you will be called an islam aphobic. and this all comes down to this cowardice, a refusal to call evil what it is, evil. ft. hood was what? workplace violence? then we have other terror called man caused disaster. radical islam has built an inventory of evil. it is an amazon of atrocity, but we can't call it what it is because we're scared to be called a bigot. >> am i mistaken? did we at one point our administration push back on calling groups radical islamic extremi extremi extremist? they wanted us to stop using those terms. >> nepapolitano put out the mem that talk birthday manmade disasters and republicans and democrats were domestic terrorists. let's get back to hillary clinton. i think the questions for hillary clinton should shift to if she decides to run her role in an administration that's done a number of things whether she agree was these things. for example, would she have had the muslim attend the white house like president obama has? would she have allowed the muslim brotherhood to rise to power? yes or no

. >> he's islamic and he wants to go into a christian program. that's a problem. >> another inmate has pled guilty to manslaughter, but now in an unusual legal twist, he may have to stand trial for murder. >> they stated i was a monster, that i would go out and kill somebody else again. >> and a convicted murderer stands trial for a gruesome related crime. >> god, give me another chance. i said god is not here. >>> many of the small towns in bergen county, new jersey, are considered wealthy suburbs of nearby new york city, but bergen has a notable city of its own, hackensack. just outside of downtown is the county's legal district, home to its courthouses and the bergen county jail. >> it's a state-of-the-art facility. we currently have 277 sworn officers as well as 58 civilians. >> close to 900 male and female inmates. most have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. >> we in the belly of the beast. >> many of those cases are resolved within days, but others can drag on for years. the challenge fo

and political islam. it's a bigger tumor and ideology we need to confront. only people like harrison and myself can address. the american government needs to stand behind reformists. >> thank you very much. we appreciate the perspective. directly ahead, lynne cheney making provocative comments about the clinton's possible role in the monica lewinsky "vanity fair" piece. everything... except your client's attention. thousands of products added every day to staples.com, even bullhorns. how much? [ male announcer ] staples. make more happen. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. there are a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (husband) that's good to know. the numbers are impressive. over 400,000 new private sector jobs... making new york state number two in the nation in new private sector job creation... with 10 regional development strategies to fit your business needs. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york... with the state creating dozens of tax-free zones where

you can't use the word islam or muslim and can't use the word jihad. you're rendered almost moot and have to make up a new vocabulary. what's going on here the most liberal force in the world radical islam is now being protect in the name of liberalism. these interfaith alliances have gotten together and demanding control over the vocabulary and understanding of events and that shouldn't be conceded to them because what they are objecting is not that the 9/11 guys are getting things wrong, they are actually objecting to what they are getting right. >> all right. thank you for joining us. we appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> there are new questions tonight about why we haven't heard more from the president about the growing scandal at the va, one that may have killed some of our veterans as they waited for care. that's just ahead. plus just 24 hours after we showed you this ugly fight between jay-z and his still in reports they are spotted out together and wait until you hear what they were doing. ♪ of complete darkness. i am totally blind. i've

it's alleged the girls have converted to islam. one girl that speaks says she has converted and wants her family to convert to islam. they will not be released until members of boko haram are freed from jail. we will bring more throughout the day here on bbc news. thanks very much for being with us today. the dayere bbc news usanksy much beingh ding lawnw did ed o it so difficult. get a load of this bad boy. feeding your lawn need not be so difficult. ts getoad ofs bad feeding your lawn need not be so difficult. caring ts for your lawn snap-crackin' simple, guaranteed. just take the handy, no-mess bag, then snap, lock, and go. s a y for lawn care, . theap, loand go for lawn care, a d theap sr, g cott's a new day for lawn care, feedings never been so easy. n. ferunnit! your tingvege ery l runn can the mng? yeah [ ttingld'vr vegea v8es every? i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables ♪ "first day of my life" [ male announcer ] by bright eyes ♪ad a v8. two full servings of vegetables re n

hirsi ali researches the relationship between the west and islam, women's rights in islam, violence against women propagated by religious and cultural arguments, and islam in europe. her background, as mentioned, she was a member of the parliament in the people's party for freedom and democracy . in the netherlands, 2003 to 2006. she was a researcher at the beckman foundation in amsterdam, the netherlands, 2001 to 2002. and she had been an interpreter and advisor in the office of intercultural communications from 1995 to 2001. she has her master's from leighton university in the netherlands. so, this extraordinary woman should be paid tribute and it was wonderful to see recently that bran dies university was paying tribute to her. we have had an interesting development in the united states of america from the time i was in college. i intended what was at the time a conservative university, texas a&m university. and a majority there had very conservative views. but we loved to have liberal speakers come speak in my college. not because it was liberal, but because we welcomed the exchange. th

and political islam. it's a bigger tumor and ideology we need to confront. only people like harrison and myself can address. the american government needs to stand behind reformists. >> thank you very much. we appreciate the perspective. directly ahead, lynne cheney making provocative comments about the clinton's possible sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. ♪ ♪ whon a certified pre-ownedan unlimitedmercedes-benz?nty what does it mean to drive as far as you want... for up to three years and be covered? it means your odometer... is there to record the memories. during the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event now through june 2nd, you'll get complimentary pre-paid maintenance and may qualify for a two-month payment credit. only at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. yea

many have -- [inaudible] on an end to islamism. i get the feeling the panelists probably don't agree with that. where do we see islamism go from this point forward? >> okay. i'm going to give you the last question, very briefly please, and then we've got to go to our panelists. >> my name -- [inaudible] i'm with center of egyptian- american relations, and to dan, thank you for the two words, the coup and fascism, and that's one of the quotes in egypt. now i would like to add your opinion about the administration. they're going to meet -- [inaudible] tomorrow. what they should do and what's your opinion they should do? >> you mean the obama administration? >> obama administration and kerry in particular meeting -- [inaudible] foreign minister of egypt. next week. >> okay. i'm going to mix it up here and go in reare verse order to conclude -- reverse order to conclude. >> well, thank you again, and these were a wonderful set of questions from a very engaged audience. unfortunately, i won't be able to answer all of them. i actually am

it's our responsibility to defeat the ideas of jihad and islam that creates this and we can't do that, martha, if we don't have a conversation that's real and isn't censored. >> you make a great point about boca haram and the school girls kidnapped and taken, there is a direct connection between the violence that's happened to them because they are wearing, they have been asked to convert and wearing muslim garb they were not wearing when kidnapped. everyone understands there are many peace-loving muslims across the world but to say there is no connection to religion in these acts, to not understand the underlying issue that needs to be dealt with. >> i was in nigeria a few months ago and the most courageous people i saw, were people holding signs to defeat the ideas and names these movements and shaming them and that's how they were spreading moderation, enter faith work on the ground. that can be done with the real honest approach by muslims, not by this denial and especially in the lap of liberty and especially at ground zero where the museum is going to remind americans forever wh

. >>> ananti-islam group in the u.s. is using public transport to spread its message, asking the u.s. to stop support for muslim countries. >> reporter: 20 of washington's buses are carrying this sign through the streets, the message that the muslim carron prescribes -- koran prescribes hatred of jews. the ad is sponsored by pamela gealear, a high-profile activist, who waged campaigns against the building of mosques, saying islam is a danger to america. >> there's a call for the genocide of the sword of muslims. it's a holy - it's in the koran. >> gealear says they demand ending u.s. aid to muslim countries was provoked by this one. a pro-palestine group posted it on the city's buses. muslim civil rights groups say gealear and her allies distort islam, but agitate for religious conflict. >> the hate atmosphere that they generate leads to vandalism of mosques and discrimination against american muslims and harms the society. hate is core osive to any society. that is what pamela gealear is promoting. >> reporter: the anti

otherwise, we would somehow be cu cultivating more islamic extremism? >> no, they can help themselves. you're seeing nigeria now recently designated the largest economy in africa. it's growing very fast. it's a matter of priority and engagement and bringing the private and public sector together to create more opportunity for the people. >> appreciate you being with us. while the kidnapping has drawn global condemnation, questions why boca haram was not dedicated a terrorist group. the delayed designation as a foreign terrorist organization cost us two years of increased scrutiny of the activity and leadership. boca haram met the requirements but the state department's delay left us with fewer resources and less intelligence on an islamic terrorist group that is clearly destabilizing the region. they were formally added to the list by john kerry but that was in november of 2013. sounds like the secretary of state has explaining to do. here with explanation, fox news political analyst juan williams. you follow these groups closely. there were repeated ef

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they're converting to islam obviously, the faith and religion. they're not converting to sharia-ism. we do know that thousands of girls are forced into marriage, generally sent overseas. we do know that 300,000 girls -- that is ten--year-old data point -- were genitally mutilated. there's a correlation between those girls, umbrella generally of sharia-ism. and now we see almost 300 little girls taken and the threat is that they will be sold for $12 each and forced into marriages. we will see if the united states steps in and says we will stand up for them. thank you. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. coming up on hannity at the top of the hour. >> the bridge gate story with chris christie, nobody died there. that got 88 minutes of coverage. the e-mails release of benghazi first two days, six minutes. tremendous disparity. ♪ ♪ ♪ here's a good one seattle... what did geico say to the mariner? we could save you a boatload! ♪ foghorn sounds loudly ♪ what's seattle's favorite noise? the puget sound! ♪ foghorn sounds loudly ♪ all righ

i do not believe there working for islam purely for islam. there are people working for islam truly and i respect them, but not these people who use guns and bombs, kill women and children. >> it is about power, not religion, power, not a law. >> i am a muslim and i am proud to be muslim. there are many moderate muslims. unfortunately, we are fighting for no reason. >> are you hopeful? >> i'm a little bit cautious to say hopeful. i believe our region will have 5 to 10 years -- five, i would be very helpful. 10 years is a lot of turmoil, a lot of up and downs, upside down. i hope that this will end and we will have a normal -- not a normal life but a normal country where they respect and they can take care of other people and they can use their wealth to help the people directly and to create jobs, create more kinds of civilized -- >> and democracy. >> and democracy, yes. i know what you're thinking, charlie. [laughter] it does not mean my say democracy that we do not want to see qatar as a democracy. it is going in that direction. the constit

for the extreme right and radical islam, there is a meeting of minds on several issues. for instance, the two movements decry the pro israe pro- israel orientation of american foreign policy in the middle east. and it's worth mentioning that the anti-semitism looms large in these extremist subcultures among a variety of political movements. for example in recent years, the far left has been critical of israel and has been at the forefront of the divestment campaign around the country, not unlike the campaign against the era of south africa in the 1980s. blacks and jews formed an alliance in the civil rights era that i've times, the special relationship has been strained as the case of louis farrakhan illustrates. today the radical islamists identified jews in israel as among the primary enemies. and we aztlan movement that i discussed earlier also has a very striking critique of israel. thethey identify them as comrads in the fight against imperiali imperialism. so to further illustrate these, let me talk about tamerlan tsarnaev. this shows the aquatic world views. as an

islam is a different religion. islam believes a lot about how it is part of your whole life, including systems of governans. we have to encourage those streams of islam that are oking at it that way and invite them to look at it that way. we believe in democracy but we're islammists. look what happened to them. you saw it. so the guy in the beginning of he film, when i say mohammed abbas and i rode toward the square. that guy, the kid, who was so classically like my muse in he is from a poor part of cairo. and his father died from hepatitis. you know how bad your health care system has to be to die from hepatitis? and he dies from it. the muslim brotherhood hears about this family where the father has died and left behind a boy and his two sisters who are young, and they move in and begin to help them. that muslim brotherhood helps him at home, he goes to work in a printing press. he's like to so many egyptians. he never forgot that the muslim brotherhood helped him when his father died. so he's in the muslim broth

to have this debate within the house of islam. but they don't let us have that debate. they expect that inside the country by making muslims like me shut up. and they want to do it from back diving. >> it's not just the money, it's the fear of death that takes this gentleman working for an it. she had the gall to ask for a mohammed day on her facebook page. you may have noticed that she is not in the paper this week are and there is no more molly. but she is alive and well, thankfully, but on the insistence of security and she is going goes. moving and changing her name. and so is this just accepted? >> we cannot cower down. we cannot allow this that is going to spread across this awakening if we don't help those take sides. and we don't want to offend the islamist because they will kill us. >> thank you. >> coming up, is the word fiesta offensive to you? walkout, some americans are >> of all the places in america. the university is supposed to be the hotbed of discussion. test your ideas, listen to see whose argument is best. and

a lot of people cite islam as the region. then that leads people to think girls shouldn't get educated, that leads them to attack schools so girls don't get educated which leads those areas to be further marginalized, women to be less part of the economy, less part of the society, and leaves groups like boko haram to have even more influence. >> as you were pointing out, part of this is a power struggle. these are armed gangs trying to wrest power from the federal government. you look at these guys who kidnapped these kids, you don't get the idea he prays five times every day. this guy is a thug who is leading in oppression of women. >> the laerd of boek shar, abubakar shekau, is actual a lunatic. he took girls from a boarding school some years ago in northern uganda. both of them use religion. koney claims to be catholic. it's really not about islam than about seizing power, about sex, about taking these young women as sex slaves and cooks to do things the militants themselves don't want to do. >> how incompetent has nigeria

this has nothing to do with islam and this has nothing to do with religion. there's lots of lawance if you're following the law of washing your hands and praying however you're supposed to pray, you're a muslim following the state of islam. and if you're someone out to control women and free speech, who wants your way of life to be someone else's way of life, that's control, you're under the umbrella of shereeism. >> you say that even american women who marry into some factions of islam, those that believe in shereeism need to be more aware. i guess under your theory that these women are not aware of what they're getting themselves into? >> yes. this is a very big problem. there's a lack of education among all of us. so we have last year about half of the americans who converted to islam were women, which is fine. they're converting the islam obviously, faith and religion. they're not converting to shereeism. we do know that thousands of girls are forced into marriage, generally sent overseas. we do know 300,000 girls -- this is a ten--year-old data point --

for leaving islam. she has been given until thursday to abandon her christian faith. the judge also sentenced to 100 lashes for marrying a christian, but the 27-year-old has told the court she has always been a christian, she has never been a muslim. >> the search for more than 200 kidnapped school girls goes on. the case has promised an international and condemnation of the growled behind it. baca ha ram which has claimed responsible has disgraced their religion. on what is being done to regulate radical preaching. >> that's how many muslim leaders describe the abduction of nearly 200 school girls by the radical group. the shock also permeated deeply among nigeria's muslim whose make up roughly half the population. >> anyone who understands muslim, would never attempt this. government should make efforts to ensure that the correct religion is being taught and is being practiced. allowing some to spread the ideas unchecked. that's what happened with the founder who is killed by security forces in 2009. >> the supreme council for affairs based in a buddhist national mo