whether he is willing to move the mosque or not. u.s. military says burning the koran will endanger our troops. does the pastor care? we ll ask him. he also says he s doing this to honor the 9/11 victims. but does he even know the names of any of those who lost their lives? find out in a moment. later, what appears to be new evidence in the case of a congresswoman who gave her relatives and her staffers relatives tens of thousands in charity scholarship money, instead of to needy kids in her district, like she was supposed to. she says she wasn t paying attention to it. but now, we have letters that appear to be just the opposite, evidence that, if true, she was steering the scholarships not to the colleges but directly into her relatives pockets. a poverty is planning on burning korans. he says it s to honor those killed on 9/11 and to send a message to radical islamists around the world. his message is being heard by all muslims around the world. and the outrage is growing. l
this is what we re really talking about. we are now nine years and three days, whatever it is, away from the original 9/11, where we had on this very night nine years ago, people planning this attack. what are those planes going into those buildings other than saying my god is better than your god? we just had on cnn for ten minutes another figure saying, my fwod is better than your god. it s the same work. we are talking about people burning korans, of setting fire to mosques in tennessee. in murphysboro. what s happened is the debate is being dominated by the extremists. the vast majority of people in the middle are saying what you re hearing here. i understand they should do it. maybe they shouldn t have it here. the rooms should be different. that is what interfaith looks like, this dialogue and it s going to come up with some sort of compromise, which is still where i think this will end. andy spoke very eloquently
pockets. a poverty is planning on burning korans. he says it s to honor those killed on 9/11 and to send a message to radical islamists around the world. his message is being heard by all muslims around the world and the outrage is growing. largest islamic country in the world, protesters rallying in jakarta. in the streets of kabul, people chanting death to america because of this preacher s plan. david petraeus, trying to win muslims hearts and minds, says what pastor joe is planning on doing could endanger our troops on the front lines. so we wondered if the pastor of this small church cares about that, cares about our troops, about the impact that burning the korans will have. we debated about putting this pastor on tv. he is extremist and wants to spread his message as far and wide as he can. what he said in other tv interviews didn t jive about what he actually preaches. we wanted to confront him about that.
we just had on cnn for ten minutes another figure saying, my god is better than your god. it s the same work. we are talking about people burning korans, of setting fire to mosques in tennessee. in murphysboro. what s happened is the debate is being dominated by the extremists. the vast majority of people in the middle are saying what you re hearing here. i understand they should do it. maybe they shouldn t have it here. the rooms should be different. that is what interfaith looks like, this dialogue and it s going to come up with some sort of compromise, which is still where i think this will end. andy spoke very eloquently about the emotion, though, not just for new yorkers but so many people who lost loved ones and just witnessed it themselves. it s such an emotional issue that everybody comes at it from a different way. some people come at it from pure emotion and some people come at it from freedom of religion and freedom of speech. and say look, they absolutely
as messy as it is, i think we re witnessing a laboratory of co-existence. we re talking about a conversation that is happening about where should it be? let s pick up on what david said. he seems to be evolving what this interfaith center is going to look like. this is progress. this is what we re really talking about. we are now, nine years and three days, whatever it is, away from the original 9/11, where we had on this very night nine years ago, people planning this attack. what are those planes going into those buildings other than saying my god is better than your god? on cnn for ten minutes we just had another figure saying my god is better than your god. it s the same work. people are talking about burning korans, setting fire to mosques in tennessee. in murphysboro. what s happened is the debate is being dominated by the