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website. he focused on liberal list eupl, mormonism and islam and pointed out that when you write a. [musi musical pointing fun at mo r rbgs non you re heralded for your funniness. when you produce a film on islam you get sheriff s deputies at your door and you have the state department apologizing for it and other officials naming you. it goes to show what another former colleague of mine once said, behind every double standard is a single standard. martha: let s look at a quote that came out from the church of the latter day saints in response. they weren t happy with the book of mormon. if you need to see examples of what happens in it you can read brett stevens piece, some of which he points out is not really television talk. they say the production may attempt to entertain audiences
in the war, he said i don t care about those people, those are hellfire people, they re not my concern. megyn: what does this do? are there greater implications beyond the shock factor of the state department calling up the family and apologizing for his death? absolutely. the fbi says that these are seriously dangerous people, because al-qaeda, the center of gravity now in terms of operations against america and the west, not just here but in europe, great britain, is in yemen, and this guy was particularly dangerous because he was able to recruit people using american slang and idioms. what i think is here s a guy who is advocating the killing of americans, and our state department, our government, is basically apologizing to his parents who were facilitator, and what they take from this is they re morally correct, they are morally righteous. megyn: that we did something wrong. that we are the weak course and they are in the
it s the first step towards trying to evict them from this park. they say they re not going to move, they re quite happy to stay here. i think if they had tried to gone ahead at 7:00 a.m. this morning eastern time, to move them out, i think they could have seen some confrontation. so it s been postponed for now. megyn: ashley, thank you. well, could newt gingrich be experiencing the same kind of campaign surge we just saw with herman cain we ll ask him! live. weis here later on. right on this program. and this al-qaeda member helped promote attacks against the united states and was killed in the same air strike that took out american-born cleric anwar al-awlaki. so why is the state department apologizing for his death? and how are americans here taking the news? and we just got word from the fbi that they are conducting a new search outside of baby lisa s home. in just moments we will speak with a former police detective as we await
among side with him, samir kahn was killed, he was a well known publisher from inspire magazine that promoted attacks against the west. he s american, though. the state department confirmed the call to his family in north carolina. a family spokesman said they were, quote, very apologetic and offered condolences. deborah bir ling game joins me, sister of charles burlingame and with families of a safe america. we have gotten so much e-mail. you have a further in depth look of who samir kahn was. who is this man to whom this family our state department felt the need to apologize. you re going to get more calls after this. he was born in saudi arabia, came here as 57-year-old, grew up in queens and started blogging when he was a teenager. he was blogging under the name enchila shahid, arabic