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really do appreciate. i want to say kudos for calling mr. hooper out on all of these things. i have -- boo is very gentle but for the last 12 years, i have systematically been condemned by muslim individuals, muslim organizations, relatives, any time that i bring up the treatment of women in islam or the link between, it's muslims who commit violence against women or others who bring the a koran on the table. i was brought up in the religion of islam. it is my father and mother's mortality. let's talk about it. you have these organizations like care and mr. hooper who
messenger matters. you just made that point. i'm giving you that. if the messenger matters, then care matters and care, according to u.s. senator chuck schumer -- >> take -- >> excuse me, excuse me mr. hooper -- >> and that was just part one. tomorrow you will see how mr. hooper responded when challenged about care's tactics for attacking some of its critics and we'll have a little discussion about the criticism that they have faced. we also asked to speak with the university president frederick m. lawrence shown here. the school refused to make anyone available. our offer still stands. right now we're joined by the woman at the center of this. she's a fellow at the bellford center at the harvard kennedy school and my gust now. good to have you here. can i get your reaction to that exchange that i just had with mr. hooper? >> well, first of all, megyn, i
really do appreciate. i want to say kudos for calling mr. hooper out on all of these things. i have -- boo is very gentle but for the last 12 years, i have systematically been condemned by muslim individuals, muslim organizations, relatives, any time that i bring up the treatment of women in islam or the link between, it's muslims who commit violence against women or others who bring the a koran on the table. i was brought up in the religion of islam. it is my father and mother's mortality. let's talk about it. you have these organizations like care and mr. hooper who
university campuses, and the decision of brandeis university makes me sad. >> well, mr. hooper and i got into it about what our first amendment really stands for and whether it's about shutting down speech or allowing it. that part will air tomorrow night. you're a brave woman. i know you've been threatened specifically with death a number of times. it's outrageous and we appreciate you and your courage in coming on the broadcast tonight. >> thank you megyn. >> unbelievable. we're taking your thoughts on it. follow me at megyn kelly and go to facebook.com/the kelly file. set your dvrs for tomorrow. speaking of facebook, a big exclusive tonight, this time with one of the most powerful women in the world. facebook executive, cheryl sand burg, the chiefs operations officer joins me live with an eye-opening look at women, power and the workplace, plus after a
messenger matters. you just made that point. i'm giving you that. if the messenger matters, then care matters and care, according to u.s. senator chuck schumer -- >> take -- >> excuse me, excuse me mr. hooper -- >> and that was just part one. tomorrow you will see how mr. hooper responded when challenged about care's tactics for attacking some of its critics and we'll have a little discussion about the criticism that they have faced. we also asked to speak with the university president frederick m. lawrence shown here. the school refused to make anyone available. our offer still stands. right now we're joined by the woman at the center of this. she's a fellow at the bellford center at the harvard kennedy school and my gust now. good to have you here. can i get your reaction to that exchange that i just had with mr. hooper? >> well, first of all, megyn, i
deny this and frankly, i don't think that mr. hooper speaks for muslims. i don't think that he speaks for muslim women because as you see on the film and as you see in the general use, there is a lot of violence going on in muslim countries and amongst muslims as immigrants in western countries. that should be addressed. i don't think they are the right people to do it. >> let me ask you this because what he was saying and what bran dice university used as the excuse to pull your honorary degree and boot you out of the commencement ceremony is other statements. they claim you are too general in your criticisms of muslim and islam saying violence is inherent in islam. it's a destructive cult of death. they claim at the university those statements were a bridge too far. >> i've given interviews on
featured at the jeannie va -- >> and before -- >> excuse me mr. hooper, let me finish the question and then i'll give you the floor, okay? you have been pushing to shut down the screenings -- >> well your premise is wrong -- >> that you don't say boo when she speaks out in other forums. >> it had nothing to do with her being in the film. actually, it has a lot to do with her being the executive producer and therefore showing what this film is really all about. it's about demonizing islam and marge wilizing american islams. we condemn genital mutilation, we condemn any kind of abuse to muslims or any muslim women in the world. we're on record of that. it's about hijacking a legitimate issue to demonize islam and marginalize islam.
university campuses, and the decision of brandeis university makes me sad. >> well, mr. hooper and i got into it about what our first amendment really stands for and whether it's about shutting down speech or allowing it. that part will air tomorrow night. you're a brave woman. i know you've been threatened specifically with death a number of times. it's outrageous and we appreciate you and your courage in coming on the broadcast tonight. >> thank you megyn. >> unbelievable. we're taking your thoughts on it. follow me at megyn kelly and go to facebook.com/the kelly file. set your dvrs for tomorrow. speaking of facebook, a big exclusive tonight, this time with one of the most powerful women in the world. facebook executive, cheryl sand burg, the chiefs operations officer joins me live with an eye-opening look at women, power and the workplace, plus after a
but when a prestigious university is about to honor her and endorse her views, that's when we spoke out. you'll notice the professors and the inner faith community and students all agreed. she wasn't the right person to receive an honor. >> it's not true there is considerable push back and continues today -- >> there is a couple -- >> [ overlapping speakers ] >> let me ask you this, sir, let me ask you this, sir, you say when the criticism, that when she has spoken out in the past, you haven't said boo but that's not exactly true, mr. hooper because as we showed in the introduction, she was featured in a documentary called "honor diaries" and your group has been -- >> our objection -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> may i finish my question and i'll give you the floor -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> but the audience doesn't but the audience doesn't. your group is pushing to shut down screenings of that film
of treated men had their t levels restored to normal. talk to your doctor about all your symptoms. get the blood tests. change your number. turn it up. androgel 1.62%. part two of our interview with care will run on this program tomorrow night, and i will press mr. hooper on the allegations about that group and the alleged terror ties. set your dvrs now. also the interviews from the top