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back in 2020 one , npr discovered a trendy new television show. well, >> what? they like it. well, here's why. >> kumai, what tv show were youe bingeing this year? >> i was watching we are ladymey parts. it's a musical comedy about a punk band in london that is made up of all muslim womenra . what are you watching?s th that'setwe a hard hitting newsen coverage that makes the difference between democracy and tyranny. what are you watchinu watchig? self-satisfied people with nose piercings, talking about what they're watching in their tiny little apartment in brooklyn? >> well,ny apartments i i'm watching a musl in all muslim trends musical, a punk band. at's >> it's great. so that's npr in 2020 three . kn and the truth is , npr has unbea always been kind, awful, kind of unbearable, kind of cringing, as they say.no but now you can't even listen to because the people who work there are deranged. they're ideologues
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stone masked stone cold killer trash talked his enemies by name as he presided over the heading of james foley. >> any attempt by you obama to deny the musl muslims their rig will result in the blood shed of your people. >> this was really the video that launched a thousands warships. when remurdered jim foley online he became the boogeyman that scared the west. >> he was said to run isis almost like a corporation with spread sheets on assassinations and there were some terrifying missions. november 2015, a koords nated assault in paris killed 130 people including about 90 inside the theater. 2016, bombings at the brussels airport killed more than 70.
case scenario that situation, let's say judge gorsuch was confirmed subsequently president trump had the worst possible outcome of that investigation, he was said to have colluded with russia, he's impeached or thrown out of office because of having been an agent of a foreign power, for the length of time that judge gorsuch is on the court for the rest of his natural life, that affects everything he does as a justice. >> if this were a five-year appointment or two-year appointment i would haven't said that. >> on the filibuster plan, how do you think that's going to work? will you be able to slow down or stop the nomination. >> gorsuch, despite the pundits who fell for all this nice erudite humorous folksy stuff, he didn't impress our colleagues. his refusal to answer questios,s "is a muslim ban --" a simple question about whether or not a musl
nationality. >> why doesn't he show his birth certificate? and you know what? i wish he would, pause i think it's a terrible pale that's hanging over him. nobody knows who he is, until later in his life. it's very strange. >> he may have one, but there's something on that birth -- maybe religion, maybe it says he's a musl, i don't know. i have people that actually have been studying it and they cannot believe what they're finding. >> you have people now down there searching, i mean, in hawaii? >> absolutely. and they cannot believe what they're finding. >> i still would like to see his college records. i would lake to see a couple of things. trump comes along and says birth certificate. he gave a birth certificate. whether or not whether that was a real certificate, pause a lot of people question it, i certainly question it. >> outrageous. anyway, questioning president obama's birth certificate provided trump with the foundation he built his 2016 campaign. so it's not surprising he declared his presidency by attacking an entire nationality. here he goes.
ritual in bangkok. his father died in october. tens of thousands of muslims protested in indonesia. they say the city's christian governor insulted islam during a campaign speech and should not be allowed to govern a majority musl muslim city. a similar rally last month led to clashes with police. russian president vladimir putin has once again signalled he wants to work with donald trump's white house. some skeptics say he has an ulterior motive. cnn's brian todd takes a look. ♪ >> reporter: trump eting and fan fare for vladimir putin as the russian strongman and president delivered his kwif lnt of the state of the union. american diplomats and analysts are combing through putin's words about how russia's relationship may change under the incoming trump administration. we count on uniting our efforts
drafting a policy for him to create a reg city istry of musl immigrants from muslim countries. the transition to governing doesn't look any different than campaigning did. republicans in congress say they will start in the first week of january to move legislation to build a wall on the southern border. the trump transition team says they do plan to start a nationwide roundup of immigrants for mass deportations, millions of deportations starting on the first day trump is in office and they really are talking about a registry of muslims. that is a thing that they say is in the works. as for whether or not trump will also implement his often restated campaign pledge that he will ban muslims from entering this country, that pledge is still up on the trump campaign's official website. and the legal discussion around that policy proposal suggests that it might be possible for him to do that if he really wants to do it. it seems almost inconceivable to
range of rhetoric i think i'm hallucinating and i fear for our country and i don't think it's unreason to believe do so and of course i accept the results of the election. of course i do. at the same time, i also know that vladimir putin played a distinct role in this election and that's outrageous. and we've normalized it already. less an a week after the election is over suddenly washington is going about its business talking about who's going to get what jobs. you would think mitt romney had won. it's -- it's ah- ee's a hallucit i don't think we can indulge that but if you are serious about serious opposition in this country or journalism or whatever your role is to play than the time is now. >> conrad, let me give you a chance to respond briefly but, you know, just to david's point, you did say those things and i'm wondering how do you square that with the ban on all muslim musl
this alternative. >> increase surveillance, creating relationships with mosques through the musl muslim-american community throughout the country. you need a president who has had the experience and know-how to do this and not someone that will talk off the top of their head. >> reporter: hillary clinton took a dig at donald trump while speaking today in washington. without mentioning him by name, she called that kind of rhetoric reckless and said that islam itself is not her adversary. >> declaring war on islam or demonizing the muslim-american community is not only counter to our values, it plays right into the hands of terrorists. [ applause ] >> reporter: earlier today on abc's this week, clinton said we're definitely in conflict with isis but would not say we're at war with isis. nor would she say we're at war with radical islam. that sounds like we're declaring
and a lot of things. >> a lot of people have weighed in on that, and are you, ma'am, uncomfortable with that the response to the question? >> well, i don't know if i am unk uncomfortable with the question, and a lot of people know that we have a lot of muslims in the country, and that is their faith -- >> but the president is not one of them? >> well, no, the president says that he is a christian. but i think that it is a lot of big to do the about something that politicians engage in during their careers and a lot of people say a lot of thing, and the public says a lot of things, but, you know, i don't know what faith the president obama is, but being a muslim doesn't make you a terrorists and we have a lot of good ones, and a lot of the musl muslim-practicing people in the state of arizona, and they are practicing the faith, and that is what we are all about, the right to do that >> and with regard to that exchange there, and for someone