welcome back to the five. the million muslim march is causing controversy across the country. yesterday, its organizer sat down with sean hannity to talk about it. he tried to say they just want justice. he told sean hannity we are standing to show we re muslim, denounce terrorism and stand with solidarity that we were victimized 9/11. sean hannity challenged him, said that s not exactly what your statement said. we called care, a moderate muslim organization for comment. they said, eric, they are not getting involved in this rally at all. they have nothing to do with it. they call him an antisemite whack job. he was on fox and friends this morning. this is a little strange. to be clear, dr. suti isn t part of care, care doesn t want
the law because basically they have been told to let people go. brian: because of the execution of the president s order on the dream act. shannon: the president said congress won t work with him so he s got to go around them on some things. the idea of checks and balances gets blurred. brian: now you have senator rubio saying listen you know the president loves executive orders, he does things to bypass congress. if we don t pass the immigration law he s going to start passing it piece by piece and you republicans aren t going to like any of it. at least you like some of it now. tucker: quite an argument. brian: that s tuckers way of saying i d rather move on. last night as this story came down, if you don t mind breaching our e-mail security, you said let s talk about this today. and the million muslim march that s coming to us on 9/11/2013. shannon: folks say the muslim community has been
targeted. there is discrimination against people who are completely peaceful and innocent. i understand that point. but the date is going to be hard for some people. 9/11 is the date they re going to march. that is not going to, i don t think, help their cause. tucker: it depends. if there s real contrition, denunciation of terror, it may be helpful. we ll see. hannity is not convinced. this is the exchange last night on his show. this is a very salem day and we re a very solemn day and we re supposed to remember the victims, their families, children that lost parents that never saw them again and you want to turn this into a day about anti-islamic bigotry? not really. we muslims, we denounce terrorism and we understand with the solidarity denouncing that that is not what your statement says at all. brian: should that da be about the muslim community or should that day be about all those americans who lost their lives, whether you were in the planes that hit the
culture. right. but here s what they re doing. they re trying to divert the attention that 19 muslims took down the world trade center saying hey maybe it was the american government, the u.s. government, that took the towers down from inside. profoundly disrespectful but they have a right to do it. at the same time they re complaining about our government not protecting their first amendment rights you re having a march, aren t you? you re allowed to say what you want. if you have a filmmaker who wants to say what he wants to say about the muslim faith he gets thrown in prison. so whose first amendment rights are really being jeopardized here? i would be very curious any of us what to see what they re thinking and feeling roll that footage in egypt, that s what they re thinking, that s what they re feeling. moderate muslims stand up. because i ve yet to see some i would be very curious to see if any of them will recognize what happened on 9/11. the reality of what happ
september 11th is a sacred kay in america. next month will mark 12 years since muslim terrorists killed almost 3,000 people innocent people. a day of reflection and remembrance for most americans. not everyone. this year the american muslim political action committee picked 9/11 to organize a million muslim march in d.c. to demand civil rights protections from our government. their press release says this, quote, we as muslims continue 12 years later to be victimized by being made the villains. our government either sits idly by and does nothing to protect our freedoms or exacerbates the problems with its constant war on terrorism in islamic countries. i guess this muslim group thinks america is the problem. bob, i called these people and