I am really encouraged by what I take to be a totally nonpartisan approach in a committee to finding out what went wrong...
It was self-evidently and publicly violent Islamist extremism that led to the attacks against us on that 9/11/01.
The cost of silence as we learned again on April 15 can be enormous.
To put it bluntly, our homeland defense system failed in Boston.
We are in a war, and as I said, it is against an ideology that is not receding.
I think in some sense it is unfair to the overwhelming majority of Muslims in the world... to leave it unspoken.
I agree with you. Again, as you said, hindsight is always clearer.
I firmly believe that law enforcement, in addition to all of the citizens of our community are really critical to that e...
There must be something that we have done that said, look, there is an immediacy to this.
We don't want to cut back in our support of State and local law enforcement because they are where it is.
But obviously, that is one of the places where the system broke down.
You have to talk to friends, neighbors, and people in their house of worship.
I hope that one of the things that may come out is that Congress again take a look at itself.
If we want to go where the problem seems to be most serious right now, this ideology of violent Islamist extremism among...
There is a danger if you think that the enemy is al-Qaeda, and you observe that bin Laden is killed, and central al-Qaed...
It is not about Israel and Palestine. That is a side issue.
Nobody should be defensive about describing something as Islamic terrorism.
We could try to engage more with moderate, sensible, mainstream members of the Muslim and Islamic community.
