Spencer: "Not only did (Speaker) John Boehner not do that (launch an investigation into why the FBI was so unprepared and woefully ignorant of danger Tsarnaev posed, due to the purging of the FBI training manuals, etc.) but no one is saying he ought to have..."

Why? Look what happened to Michele Bachmann when she and four of her colleagues sought an investigation into Muslim Brotherhood penetration into the U.S. government. Boehner, when asked, opined what Bachmann did was "dangerous." She almost lost her Congressional seat as well as her intelligence committee assignment. The long knives are out and Boehner will not defend his colleagues. Whose side is Boehner on? As Bush would ask, is Boehner with us or is he with the 'terrorists'? Boehner does not comprehend the threat Obama and his administration poses to this nation. John Boehner should have been replaced as Speaker long ago.

Right. If Obama did know, "he" is a criminal.

I am part way through this video. I like and respect Rep. Gohmert. I appreciate his courage.

In an effort to at least appear impartial, Congressman Gohmert should point out faults on our side, albeit (it can be argued) not as egregious as the left and the Obama administration. For example, in his pamphlet "Muslim Brotherhood in America," Robert Spencer wrote: "In June 2001, (Abdurahman) Alamoudi attended a White House briefing on George W. Bush’s faith-based initiative program, and shortly after 9/11 he was present with Bush for a prayer service at the National Cathedral in Washington."

Representative Gohmert properly pointed out, Alamoudi was recruiting Muslim Brotherhood activists during the Clinton years, in the late nineteen nineties well before before his arrest in 2003 on terrorism-related charges.

Mitt Romney told a reporter "jihadism" is not a tenet of Islam. Romney plead the Palestinian cause in the December 10, 2011 Iowa debate and on our national platform writing committee, August 2012. President Bush, days after the 9/11 attacks, became the first American president to make the establishment of a Muslim-enemy state in Israel a "formal goal of U.S. policy."

While Republicans (it can be argued) are generally not as bad as Democrat apologists on this issue (I am a life-long Republican), this kind of behavior on the part of "our" people is unacceptable. THAT needs to be said.

Isn't Susan Rice the one who lied to the American people about Benghazi?

"We will continue fight "Islamic terror" while Islam marches through our institutions, changes the demographic character of our societies, increasingly skillfully using our own democracy to wrestle our lands from their rightful owner. Norway, Sweden, Holland...France, UK...are ex-western lands not because they have succumbed to Islamic terror, but because they have no courage to admit that Islam is the enemy."

Well said.

The best thing the Republicans can do on this. Stay the course. Don't let it go. It is too important.

God did not make an eternal covenant with Abraham, Isaac or with Israel...

"God did not create the universe, Stephen Hawking revealed yesterday. In the flurry of publicity preceding his new book, The Grand Design, to be published next week, he does some serious dissing of the Almighty, declaring him/her/it irrelevant. The point is, he says, that our universe followed inevitably from the laws of nature. But, we might ask, where did they come from?" (The Telegraph 03 Sep 2010)

Tobin goofed.

Wow, you appear to be right; after a quick search. Mr. Tobin owes Beck an apology it would seem.

I just don't know that interfaith dialogue has born any fruit to date. If Muslims are to look to the prophet Muhammad as an example how to treat their Jewish neighbors, what are they to do?