Listen: This organization blames US justice system for NYC attack -- here's what they said

Don't miss this week's episode, as Dr. Zuhdi Jasser looks at yet another attack -- an attempted suicide bombing -- on our homeland in New York City's Port Authority by a Bangladeshi immigrant. In this segment of "Reform This!" Dr. Zuhdi exposes the disgusting anti-American response of the Council on American Islamic Relations, or CAIR, only hours after the terror attack.

"They [CAIR] had the temerity to remind Americans about the justice system, that was being proven to be the problem," asserted Dr. Zuhdi, adding, "They wanted to remind Americans and lecture us about the verbiage and attitude of America."

CAIR became the self-appointed spokespeople for Akayed Ullah’s family to defend them from discrimination just hours after Ullah detonated a homemade bomb in the crowded corridor between the bus terminal and Times Square. According to an ABC News report, the legal director for CAIR New York made the following statement on behalf of the Ullah family:

We are heartbroken by the violence that was targeted at our city today, and by the allegations being made against a member of our family. But we are also outraged by the behavior of law enforcement officials who have held children as small as four years old out in the cold and who held a teenager out of high school classes to interrogate him without a lawyer, without his parents. These are not the sorts of actions that we expect from our justice system, and we have every confidence that our justice system will find the truth behind this attack and that we will, in the end, be able to learn what occurred today. Thank you for your time.

"That is the quote of an enemy fascist," said Dr. Zuhdi. "That's like the Soviet Bureau Press Secretary speech after a cold war attack from some Soviet spy in the United States ... are you kidding me?"

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