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Fear and Fanaticism: has the US right got it wrong on Islam? (part 2)

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Is it radical Islam or religious intolerance that's on the rise in the U-S? Hearings in Washington spark cries of a witchhunt.

DEBATE

A debate with François Picard and guests:

Meredith GOWAN LE GOFF, Chair of Democrats Abroad France
James CARAFANO, Senior fellow and expert on Homeland Security at the Heritage Foundation (by phone from Boston, MA)
Radouane ELJAOUHARI, Restaurant owner in New York (by phone from New York)
Steven EMERSON, Journalist, author and Executive Director of The Investigative Project on Terrorism (by phone from Washington, DC)

Watch the first part

Program produced by Bilal Tarabey, Perrine Desplats, Louise McWatt and Annelise Borges

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