let me ask you a question will there be any reconciliation talks between chechnya and islamic radicals and the president subducted talking about is there anybody who has a liaison talks between al-qaeda. so it's exactly the same case you need to be very clear don't don't create a false comparison between the democratic state of israel and the radical islamic terror going to zation called hamas which is called an islamic terror resistance organization they are completely connected to isis al qaeda hezbollah p f l p p i j and all kinds of iranian sponsored. terror organizations in iraq spending the entire middle east so there's no false comparisons that need to be made here the there is no hotly contested border this is a border that israel unilaterally withdrew from gaza in two thousand in two thousand and five with the hope that it would allow the palestinian leadership in gaza to create a much better life for their people and what happened there was there was a hamas putsch against the p.l.o. administered gaza so now we have a radical islamic terror going to zation because of israeli

islam. it is a complete lie. in onel khashoggi said column after another, they have great aspirations, the freedom of expression, the democracy, the benefits of modern society that we in the west take for granted or used to take for granted, that is why they had to eliminate him because he was very persuasive. in a came out yesterday phone call after jamal khashoggi's disappearance, they did not admit he was killed. between thene call crown prince, jared kushner and on thelton, they showed record that jamal khashoggi was considered dangerous. that as a justification. >> those who killed him in the council were not radicals. >> but this is a very common way to de-legitimize someone, to paint them, first of all, the muslim brotherhood. there are a lot of different groups. the muslim brotherhood takes many forms in different countries. just because your muslim brotherhood doesn't mean you are an extremist. in egypt, you had a body in the muslim brotherhood, a bunch of the youth who were writing

it's either us or radical islam. the arabs bring arab uprisings i would say kind of showed that that was a bit of a lie. obviously to develop democracy in countries that have been under oppression for long time and can be very difficult process as Ãbas finding out. as the aborted attempt in egypt demonstrates.very very difficult. but it's a lie to suggest that the only alternative in the middle east is between photography and chaos and terrorism and radical islam. it's a complete lie. the people of the middle east, as jamal khashoggi said in one column after another, they have great aspirations to freedom of expression, democracy, do the benefits of modern society that we in the west take for granted or used to take for granted. that's why they had to eliminate him. it was very persuasive. >> he came out yesterday that in one of the articles that in a phone call after jamal khashoggi disappearance, back then he had not admitted he was killed. in a phone call between the crown prince and kushner and bolton, he descri

my degree is the bus place of boko haram radical islam in nigeria took root in these mosques and addresses. so me as later the civilian j t f was formed here it's an organization that helps the army fight terrorism. members of the civilian j.g. have strong can file often have jobs apart from fighting poke a horror one such member has recently decided to marry a girl whose life was indelibly affected by boko haram. someone. not. one nation i knew how to. achieve and seated. in. the sun. someone she. said. her son mohammed asked for some time to convince his wife to tell her story. even though the army ousted boko harm. from my degree a while back and drove them into the bush private motorcycles are still forbidding the nigerian cities and their phones to maneuverable making them deploy a big chill a terrorist attacks so talks almost a rickshaws eventually the only means of transportation. it's a long trip to my degree by rickshaw if you travel from another state but it's worth it if you come for the traditional annual holiday of the hunter's union. for the last year whether. or not i. go an

that despite the government's stated aim of cracking down on radical islam islam many people inching jang are living under a cloud of suspicion careful of any behavior that could see them jailed that includes visiting casares mosques which you can only do now if you are a tourist. human rights organizations are campaigning for the release of an activist in chinese chechnya who's on trial for possession of drugs or you a bit to had been documenting human rights abuses in chechnya and overseeing humanitarian projects the trial of human rights activist o.-u. t. have is underway in the town of challis not far from the chechen capital of grozny filming witness testimony is forbidden. sixty one year old tittie have has been in investigative custody for ten months authorities accuse him of drug possession which he denies foreign observers at the trial are skeptical. i have grave doubts about jew process in this trial have been hints that witnesses have been influenced that marijuana was squarely planted on mr tidd t.f. by the police and because of all that he doesn't have a fair chance to f

that despite the government stated aim of cracking down on radical islam isn't many people inching jang are living under a cloud of suspicion careful of any behavior that could see them jailed that includes visiting casares mosques which you can only do now if you are a tourist. for more now let's cross to beijing where d.w. correspondent is standing by materials the german foreign minister raised the issue of the weaker camps ahead of his meeting with his chinese counterpart that meeting is now taking place how have the chinese responded. well we do not know of course what the chinese have responded in the eye to eye meeting between the two ministers but the chinese had to answer a question about the camps at the press conference that took place after what the foreign ministers sat is pretty much what we have heard before that this was china's internal affair that everybody in the world should support china in combating religious extremism and that to join lists he said and he lectured the join in a sense that they should not listen to what any organization outside of china said but ra

islamic terrorism do you make any sense of any of those words go ahead and. i think those words are actually very ridiculous because iran has no physical presence and yet i mean yes you're on has supported the cooties before but there's been such a blockade on yemen that you're on doesn't have the necessary means to even send humanitarian aid let alone be physically present there with regards to yemen i think we're witnessing the worst humanitarian crisis since world war two i mean save the children which is a british charity just announced that eighty five thousand children under the age of five years old have died out of starvation in the past three years and essentially we're seeing a blind eye being shown especially by the american towards what the saudis are doing not only that but they have also helped the saudis both in terms of refueling their aircraft as well as intelligence sharing all regarding the issue of islamic terrorism we have to again remember that. out of the nineteen hijackers on the nine eleven terrorist attacks were saudi nationals so ho

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of right feet you know radical religion radical islam days this is what i always say and you think about it the right is not for women it's not pro choice it's not pro freedom it's very oppressive for definitely i would say that there is a tendency even in the west towards this you know backlash we're yes exactly got of we're all happy yeah ok i'm very interested in the for that you're. some women who are claiming their religion to find sources in religion true to themselves so that's interesting that they wouldn't. give the religion away in the hands of men but saying no we we have to claim it and to say that you to have been interpreted for centuries for even you know more than centuries by men and now if we read the whole history we can have a feeling for the few mentions of pretension of it and be at the center of its history ellen yeah i think there's really no lack of women's artistic output in creativity it's really i think an issue of the gatekeepers and when museums open their minds up to exploring different kinds of artistic expression looking for new artists you know it's a tr

islamic terrorism do you make any sense of any of those words go ahead and i think those words are actually very ridiculous because iran has no physical presence and yet i mean yes you.

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that despite the government stated aim of cracking down on radical islam islam many people inching jang are living under a cloud of suspicion careful of any behavior that could see them jailed that includes visiting casares mosques which you can only do now if you are a tourist. truths have been pouring in for comics creator stan lee who died in on monday at the age of ninety five when he was the creative force behind marvel comics and alongside artist jack kirby he dreamed up iconic superheroes such as the avengers and the ex-pat lees nuanced writing of those characters helped transform the comics job. he was the man who revolutionized comic books stan lee superhero of the marvel universe helps create iconic characters that have gripped generations. he's really an inspiration for anyone who wants to follow any kind of dream no matter what it is and he gave us these cool superheroes that everyone can kind of look up to no matter who you are incredibly say like he's he's kind of one and taught me how to read a little bit you know it's like. one of the greatest of all times to for the com

of right there radical religion radical islam today is what this is what i always say and you think about it the right is not pro women it's not pro choice it's not pro freedom it's very oppressive definitely i would say that there is a tendency even in the west towards this you know backlash we're yeah exactly i've got a moral. i'm very interested in the fact that you have some women who are claiming their religion to find sources in religion to to empower themselves so that's interesting that there wouldn't. you know give the religion away in the hands of men but saying no we we have to claim it and to say that you to have been interpreted for centuries for you know more than centuries by men and now if we read the whole history we can have a feeling for the few men interpretation of it and be at the center of its history ellen you know i think there's really no lack of women's artistic output in creativity it's really i think an issue of the gatekeepers and when museums open their minds up to exploring different kinds of artistic expression looking for new artists you know it's a

right feet the radical religion radical islam days this is what i always say and you think about it the right is not pro women it's not pro choice it's not pro freedom it's very oppressive for definitely i would say that there is a tendency even in the west towards this you know backlash we're yeah i guess that i've got of roles that yeah i'm very interested in the for that you have some women who are claiming their religion to find sources in religion to to empower themselves so that's interesting that there wouldn't. give the religion a way in the hands of men but saying no read we have to claim it and to say that you to have been interpreted for centuries for even you know more than centuries by men in the end now if we read the whole history we can have a few men for me is the few mentions of petition of it and be at the center of its history ellen i think there's really no lack of women's artistic output in creativity it's really i think an issue of the gatekeepers and when museums open their minds up to exploring different kinds of artistic expression looking for new artists y

are we going to look to china or russia or radical islam to protect freedom and defend liberty the way we've done the last 100 years? i would argue that that's not what's going to happen. if those truths are going to be defended and available to future generations of all of us in the world, then america must reclaim the moral high ground and protect self-governance the way we must. mr. speaker, this is an important week. i appreciate my colleagues' conversations tonight and with that i would ask that god continue to bless each and every one of us and that god bless texas and god continue to bless the united states of america. i yield back. mr. lamborn: i thank the gentleman for his words and for his service to our country. he talked about -- he mentioned, how do we know this book is true? people put a lot of faith in it. sometimes to the point of death. but how do they know it's really true? one reason many people respect the bible and believe it is that it has prophesied and told future events which came true exactly as foretold. in the old testament there are many predictions that we

we know terrorism is a euphamim for radical islam. what the sheriff is saying is we don't know if it was radical islam. clearly this was pre-medicated mor department it's -- premeditated murder. it's unfortunate we don't have the chance to actually put him to death. i don't know that that would have happened in l california. but right now, for all the victims, there is just so much shock and so much hurting and i've seen enough of it in my life. it never gets easier. maria: no, it doesn't. it's really hard to watch the witnesses, very tearful, talking about what they saw. it's just an incredible story and we will find the motive and bring it to our viewers. want to switch gears and ask about the divided congress. democrats are retaking the house. republicans are gearing up for an anticipated hurdles on issues from taxes to trade. the president and house minority leader nancy pelosi spoke out yesterday on plans for bipartisanship. i've got to get your reaction. >> i give her a great deal of credit for what she's done and what she's acc

islam and doing a lot of different things that have been highly problematic in that the u.s. for decades have turned a blind eye to. what's coming up for you on al-jazeera israel's prime minister says he hopes his coalition partners won't bring down the government he's just been holding a news conference in israel we're going to hear more about that shortly. hello again welcome back where across we are seeing some cloudy and rainy conditions across the western portions of the area you can see those clouds pushing through right here a lot of clouds across most of iraq down here towards the saudi border we are going to be seeing some rain showers as well aleppo a cool day for you all the region to about eighteen degrees not looking too bad for beirut still clouds in your forecast at twenty five but as we go towards tuesday most of those clouds shift over here towards the east so we are going to see more sun in the forecast so aleppo eighteen to about one thousand degrees there but looking a little bit better in terms of sunshine here across much of the arabian peninsula not loo

islam. there is a type of sharia, an american sharia, a silicon valley sharia that seeks to silence those voices. aerial gold and code pink itself has been so much responsible for the kind of toxic anti-semitism and hatred of israel we are seeing. in fact, ariel gold has uttered the same phrase that marc lamont hill got fired for. from the river to the sea, it's not just a dog whistle, it's a blatant call. >> laura: let's let her respond. >> i meant to say steve king in the house who is supporting -- supports white nationalist. from the river to the sea, marc lamont hill was clear that what he was discussing -- pauly's italians deserve freedom, equality, and justice. justice is really stupid -- palestinians, he said palestinians inside israel. >> laura: wisely hanging out with farrakhan? >> military occupation. >> laura: he called jews termites. ariel, arielle, ariel. it doesn't make you any more credible. >> writes that israelis -- >> laura: here is your problem. you have an avowed, an avow

. >> anthony: do you think there's any danger of, the kind of radical islam that we see taking hold in many places in africa? >> youssou: all these people who are using the religion, muslim religion, to do bad things, i think senegal have examples. i think this country have models for the religion. this country, you know, you are here, i'm doing my local bissap and you are with your beer and country 95% muslim. ♪ and, i think this example can help all the world. >> anthony: i hope so. inshallah. >> youssou: inshallah. [singing] ♪ >> youssou: merci, thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ bum-bum-bum-bum-bum t-mobile believes it's better to give than to receive. some may disagree. (scream) no! others won't believe it. no! no! and some just won't have the words. (laugh) join t-mobile and get the samsung galaxy s9 free. we look forward to your reactions. (scream) ♪ bum-bum-bum-bum-bum but before you do that, you should meet our newest team member, tecky. i'm tecky. i can do it all. go ahead, ask it a question. tecky, can you offer low costs and award-winning wealth management with a satisfaction gua

let me ask you -- >> radical islam with a nuclear weapon is really dangerous. >> sean: yeah. that's a bad scenario. ag, who would you like to see? >> i don't really... mr. barr is good, there are a lot of good choices. i would like to see somebody in place next year who can guide the justice department in a new direction. i think jeff sessions had to go. the president was right to replace him. i like mr. whitaker fine but i don't think he's the permanent solution. i promise your viewers, if i am the chairman of the judiciary committee, we will find out about the fbi the way they got a fisa warrant against carter pag page. 100%. if the shoe were on the other foot, they would be crucifying us right now if this was a warrant issued against a hillary clinton sympathizer. i mean, i cannot believe the double standard of our friends in the media chew on the other foot. this is somebody that hated trump, and we were going after a clinton person like this, it would be front page news all over the place. >> sean: i got to go. >> we are going to find out where it goes. >> sean: how impo

islam and russia on the helpful side of that equation potentially. is that a possibility? >> there is a lot of issues. one of the other issues, melissa, the imf treaty, couple weeks ago national security advisor john bolton in moscow, intermediate range nuclear forces treaty. americans want out of it because russians are cheating. we want out that china is building military force not constrained by the treaty. imf treaty is not in there. strategic arms reduction treaty. middle east. they're in syria. relationship with iran. they have gotten cozy with turkey. there is tremendous number of issues. north korea, there have been complaints coming out of the u.n. that the russians are doing ship to ship transfers, providing good, u.n. sanctioned goods to north korea weil we're trying to get north korea to denuclearization. russia is major player globally. certainly across a broad swath of our national security interests. melissa: that is really important, if people were listening closely, what you put out there inserted themselves, almost any problem or co

islamic groups threatened to destroy them. i'm very satisfied with what has been achieved since two thousand and thirteen. this is thanks to our international partners who have helped us along the way. first and foremost the german foreign ministry and the german gadda hankel foundation but also the university of hamburg. the. german partners have covered more than seventy percent of the costs. but we are also grateful to our other partners such as you know. the manuscripts have to stay in to moscow a bit longer before they can return to timbuktu as eighteen libraries must be renovated and equipped with technology then researchers from all over the world will be able to beauty's historical artifacts. not just something that's not uncommon to hear on a plane the pilot asking if there are any doctors i'm bored to have a sick passenger up in the u.s. one african-american physician is accusing an airline of risk isn't saying cut to dentures were repeatedly questioned when she came to assist someone who'd fallen she lived a shared

that despite the government stated aim of cracking down on radical islam isn't many people inching jang are living under a cloud of suspicion careful of any behavior that could see them jailed that includes visiting casares mosques which you can only do now if you are a tourist. let's go right to beijing our correspondent mightiest building is standing by for us hi mathias a lot of international criticism on china over this issue how is beijing responded . beijing is very thin skinned on this they're very sensitive react very sensitively to criticism there was a debate in the german born this talk last week about the the human rights situation in syria and the chinese embassy has handed a protest note to the bonus talk has formally protested this is highly unusual china has tried to deny this issue has tried to deny the existence of these camps for a long time and when evidence grew stronger they came forward with this propaganda of re educating providing vocational training so now they're trying to push hard to get this view into the international discourse much as these camps are hard

islam around the world, they are the ones that provided the 9/11 bombers that killed 3000 americans. but more than that, how can we, as a western nation, sit idle by and support saudi arabia it is literal extermination of up to 14 million people in yemen because saudi arabia has completely sealed off the country from anyone. he can do whatever they want with american and european help as wemit atrocities celebrate the end of world war i. host: sarah in edgewater, maryland. talk three u.s. saudi relations right now in the wake of the criticism they received after the death of jamal khashoggi. host: this is really -- guest: this is really the trump administration's military policy has become and say iran policy and countering iran's nuclear weapons program, countering what they see as iran's aggressive behavior throughout the region, they saw -- they call it destabilizing behavior be at in iraq or syria or any host of countries there. now into the inevitable discussion about the sunni shia split and of course, saudi arabia and iran are on different ands of that religious let saudi arab

that despite the government stated aim of cracking down on radical islam ism many people inching jang are living under a cloud of suspicion careful of any behavior that could see them jailed that includes visiting casares mosques which you can only do now if you are a tourist. or business news now from one hundred free on to more free trade in asia that's the idea of course at a time when the trade conflict with the united states when china is becoming increasingly problematic all the more important then for china is the idea of a new free trade zone of its own that encompasses most of southeast asia and our stations have been going on for years and the issue is high on the agenda because ozzy and meeting taking place in singapore. although china's economy is strictly controlled by the ruling communist party it's increasingly appearing on the world stage as a defender of free trade at the conference in singapore chinese premier leaky kyung trying to provide fresh impetus to the idea of a free trade zone for the region. if we. but it will be this will not only benefit the people of thi

islam around the world, they are the ones that provided the 9/11 bombers that killed 3000 americans. but more than that, how can we, as a western nation, sit idle by , support saudi arabia in its literal extermination of up to 14 million people in yemen through starvation because saudi arabia has completely sealed off country from anyone? they can do whatever they want with american and european help to commit atrocities that are equal as we celebrate the end of world war i. host: sarah in edgewater, maryland. john bennett, can you talk through u.s.-saudi relations in the wake of the criticism a received after the death of jamal khashoggi? john: the trump administration's military policy has become an iran policy. countering what they see as i behavior, they college destabilizing behavior, be it in iraq or syria or any host of countries there. we get no into the inevitable discussion of the sunni-shia split. iran arabia and ironic -- are on different sides of the religious split. saudi arabia is iran's number one and most powerful and most heavily armed ally and wealthiest ally with

islam and doing a lot of different things that have been highly problematic in that the u.s. for decades have turned a blind eye to so what is happening now is not that the murder of her sure was one thing that was so disastrous that everything changed it's the final straw that broke the camel's back because there's been so much going on from several decades so much frustration that has been built up and now we reached a point in which all of that frustration seems to be leading to some form of a change on top of all of that we've got i mean we're talking about us out here in . actually there you've also got us relations or rather white house relations with the intelligence community as we know the cia has already said it was mohammed bin soundman most presidents would take the word of their intelligence agencies that if donald trump doesn't do that creates another whole problems and. it certainly does and it's questionable as to whether he can do that or not of course he has taken pleasure in trying to be the person who doesn't follow any rules but i think what the cia did h

islamic terrorism he puts in capital letters there i mean it's just. it seems peculiar to me the way he's using these other. conflicts in the region iran being the common factor in them to justify almost inaction on jamal khashoggi yeah i think really that's a part of sort of. really cheat. to save him from these is to say that well this man can change his. position in yemen for example probably on up our own as it is you know why this has nothing to do with the main point of view i think there is some kind of. political game in him in trying to rehabilitate mr man by pushing him to change his for years and a girl in some foreign policies of. haiti thank you for joining us in studio for this do appreciate it. you know without jazeera continuing coverage of the jamal khashoggi case the latest development has been in the past hour a statement from the u.s. president donald trump just before the thanksgiving holiday in the united states he will be in fact probably is right now heading off to florida for his holiday a long weekend but he has released as we

islamic terrorism. it is going back on your societies today. in western europe and the united states. look at the improvement we made in just two years. look at the eradication of the physical caliphate of isis that was done in conjunction. in 2014 isis had 8 million people under slavery. oil wells, taxing people. that was trump coming together with the muslim world to destroy it. in addition it was the beginning of an alliance, beginning of a partnership, as imperfect as it is in that part of the world, with the arab world, israel and the united states and the nations of europe. and to stop expeditionary expansion of hezbollah in iran. the third, assist the arab world in any way, in any way. and go through enlightenment. trump is smeared as an islamohphobic and hater. is anything but. 's actions, his actions, the signal and the noise. listen to the signal, through actions. the noise is a flash handmade. [applause] >> you guys have been superb. he practically made me irrelevant in this debate and that i

[cheering] we are keeping america safe from radical islamic terrorism. we are keeping up in the open te detention facility at guantÁnamo bay. from the horrible one-sided air on nuclear deal, what a difference that made. they were looking to take over syria and yemen. right now they wer are looking o the mediterranean. right now they have to survive. not the same country. we have recognized the capital of israel and opened up jerusalem. together we made extraordinary progress and we are just getting started. but if nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, claire mccaskill and the crazy democrats and one thing i will say even claire mccaskill today said they are crazy democrats if they get back into power, they will try everything they can to raise the hell out of your taxes and restore the regulations that have meant so much to impose socialism and destroy and eliminate the borders. if you vote republican this november, we will continue to cut your taxes. we are working on bills right now with more money going into the system believe it or not cut your regulations a

and said herehere is how we stop the advance of radical islamic terrorism. in western europe and the united states. look at the improvement we have made in jest does go years. look at the eradication of isis that was done in conjunction. 2014, isis had 8 million people under slavery. they had oil wells, they were taxing people. that was trump coming together with the muslim world to strike. [applause] in addition, it was the beginning of an alliance, the beginning of a partnership. israele arab world and and the united states and the nations of europe to stop the expansion of ironic. -- iran. assist the arab world in any way. to go through its own enlightenment. yet trump is smeared every day as an islamophobia and a hater. look, it is the signal and the noise. look at the signal, he pointed out every day. the noise, i understand, is a grenade. [applause] you guys have been superb. you have practically maybe irrelevant in this debate and that is a sign of a great debate, when the moderator doesn't have to step in. i want to ask a couple questions that i know

he went over there and said here is how we stop the advance of radical islamic terrorism. it is boeing back on your societies today in western europe and the united states. look at the improvement we have made in just two years. look at the eradication of isis that was done in conjunction. in 2014, isis had 8 million people under slavery. they had oil wells, they were taxing people. that was trump coming together with the muslim world to strike. -- to destroy it. in addition, it was the beginning of an alliance, the beginning of a partnership. as imperfect as it is in that part of the world with the arab , world and israel and the united states and the nations of europe to stop the expansion of hezbollah in iran. the third was assist the arab world in any way. they have to do it like virginity had to do it to go , through its own enlightenment. yet trump is smeared every day as islam a phobic and a hater. actions, look, it is the signal and the noise. look at the signal, he pointed out every day. the noise, i understand, is a flash bang grenade. ok? [applause] >> you guys

he went over there and said here's a system of how we stop the financing of radical islamic terrorism. because it's blowing back on your societies today. in western europe and the united states. look at the improvement we made in just two years. look at the eradication of the physical caliphate of isis that was done in conjunction. remember in 2014 isis had 8 million people under slavery. they had oil wells, taxing people, that was trump coming together with the muslim world to destroy it. [applause] in addition, it was the beginning of an alliance. the beginning of a partnership as imperfect as it is in that part of the world. with the arab world and israel and the united states and the nations ultimately of europe. to stop the expansion of has law around. the third was assist the arab world in any way. in any way. understanding they have to do it just like christianity how to do it. to go through its own enlightenment. yet trump smeared every day as an islamophobic and hater. he's anything but. and it's his actions, his actions, his actions. look. it's the signal and the noise. list

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when i was there we were so focused on coming to terms with radical islamic terrorism and the pope was very forceful in calling for reform of islam and was very focused on the more traditional catholic approaches towards work in the human dignity that comes from providing for your family rather than redistribution stuff. stuart: what he think our ambassador to the vatican right now should be saying to the vatican? >> i would want to give ambassador gingrich and advice. she's capable of representing the united states effectively there. when you politicize an institution like the church to bring some risks as you're pointing out. stuart: thanks very much for joining us on a very appropriate day. we appreciate you being here. good to have you with us. as i said at the top of the hour, wages are going up. they are up about 3%, fastest rise in about a decade. our next guest says wages are going up even faster in the future. evolutionary circus, big hitting guy. senior fellow at the hoover institution. a fine introduction i just gave you fair. wages are going to raise at a faster pace next y

islam and then he said he believes that the average muslim, should see about changing that religion what i would call a cult. if not we should destroy. i'm 90 years old. i lived through that. i could see the danger of religion throughout my life. i called and call that they don't know, they don't know becauset of the experiences that i have in the past i think it has the uncertainty is the greatest danger. because uncertainty of god is not based on fact to me it's based on stories. so i too, would like to see something along the lines of the prime minister tony blair has been doing with religion and those versions. .. .. the first thing i would like to say is when you talk about islam, you were talking that more than a billion people. within that billion people you have spectrum of belief that is incredibly diverse from our american muslim populations which is onehe of the most divee in a country of origin, in terms of number of african-americans muslims adherence. i think to stereotype muslims you then went straight to the word wahhabi which is a set, a small sect highly influentia

islam and really not dealing with workers and, economic value, the these things all come home to roost. european army is not going to solve these problems. stuart: it won't be -- you will have to spend a real ton of money if you haven't on a effective armed force to defend a continent. >> russianing a growing is real and they know that finally the loudest voice in the room has been president trump to reinforce those budgets, put troops out in eastern europe which we're all doing. the other thing they don't like, we never had a president that has wire brushed these leaders in full public view. particularly their of their own people. i think very frustrated by it. they're trying to get some independence from america. but the truth is, they will always be dependent on the united states for security. stuart: without us, they're nothing. they -- >> they have major, major, major problems. stuart: that is because we have the airlift capacity. we have the technology. >> one thing we have many of them don't have, we have will. we have will. a lot of those leaders don't have will. stuart: i thin