express anti-american sentiment. shepard: i would assume pakistan is where the emotions are strongest. guest: absolutely. that is where bin laden was based and that is right now the international hotbed of muslim extremism but even there, the protesters are only numbering in a few hundred. they are burning the american flag in that old school style of protest but not as wide-spread as many expected and it seems to be a sign of al qaeda s lack of relevance in the last few years. in the totally irrelevant to the muslim extremist but not the power it once was. shepard: if you mondayer the news channels in the middle east and the newspapers, it seems they are more interested in the uprising happening across the region than osama bin laden. jonathan: and that has made al qaeda less relevant and we
come out and say something? i think they have been saying something, but i think people need to listen to themselves when they speak. people in the muslim world who think all americans are like pastor jones they don t. they really believe that? there are people who think that. there are people who say things like the pastor. they re tucking muslim extremism. i ll tell you one thing, we have politicians in this country so ignorant of what s going on in the middle east right now, the way it works and how complicated the situation is, in the holy land, that maybe they are equally ignorant on the other side. there are probably people as ignorant as sarah palin out there. thank you. great writing today. coming up, from zalots abroad to here at home. president obama is off and running for re-election. i got the word this morning on e-mail. the republicans try to leave. trying to defeat him, are attacking his basic beliefs. he s a muslim. he s not really an american. he s got fake
it cuts both ways. we have a responsibility as muslims in this country to use the platform to step on. it s hard. why don t people in our community, our fellow americans in the country, why don t they come out and say something? i think they will say something. i think people need to listen to themselves when they speak. people in the muslim world who think all americans are like pastor jones they don t. they really believe that? there are people who think that. there are people who say things like the pastor. they re tucking muslim extremism. i ll tell you one thing, we have politicians in this country so ignorant of what s going on in the middle east right now, the way it works and how complicated the situation in, in the holy land. that maybe they are equally ignorant on the other side. there are probably people as ignorant as sarah palin out there. thank you. great writing today. coming up, from zealots abroad to here at home. president obama is off and
in ways that feed anti-muslim stereotypes. it cuts both ways. we have a responsibility as muslims in this country to use the platform to step on. it s hard. why don t people in our community, our fellow americans in the country, why don t they come out and say something? i think they have been saying something, but i think people need to listen to themselves when they speak. people in the muslim world who think all americans are like pastor jones they don t. they really believe that? there are people who think that. there are people who say things like the pastor. they re tucking muslim extremism. i ll tell you one thing, we have politicians in this country so ignorant of what s going on in the middle east right now, the way it works and how complicated the situation is, in the holy land, that maybe they are equally ignorant on the other side. there are probably people as ignorant as sarah palin out there. thank you. great writing today. coming up, from zalots abroad to h
and fewer pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. for years now, hosni mubarak has held on to power with a simple threat it s either me or muslim extremists. turns out he s wrong. what s going on in egypt and tunisia and in jordan and in yemen is a genuine democratic uprising. but there s one conspicuous absence, radical islam. tonight we have a unique opportunity to talk with one of the leading voices of muslim extremism. joining us now from london, anjib chowdery. welcome back, mr. chowdery. i ve got to be very direct with you, mr. chowdery. you lost. there is revolution sweeping through the arab world in the middle east and the voice that is conspicuously absent is the