CAIR Recieves Spike In Hate Calls, Emails Following Ft. Hood Shoot

Council on American-Islamic Relation spokesperson Corey Saylor says the organization has recieved a spike in hate calls and emails following the shooting at Ft. Hood.

"The volume of hate calls has intensified, as have the hate emails, but that is to be expected," said Saylor. (0:09)
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CAIR Preps For Potential Anti-Islamic Attacks Following Ft. Hood Shooting

A spokesperson for the Council on American-Islamic Relations says that the organization is prepared for possible anti-Islamic attacks following Thursday's shooting at Ft. Hood.

"We are expecting that, unfortunately, some people will choose to target more innocent individuals by trying to seek pay-back from the Muslim community," said Saylor. (0:21)
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CAIR Spokesperson: Speculation Over Ft. Hood Shooting Unhelpful, Dangerous

Council on American-Islamic Relations spokesperson Corey Saylor says that speculation Thursday's tragic shooting at Ft. Hood could be potentially dangerous.

"Speculation on motivation at this point in time is unhelpful, and even some that we've seen at this point in time is downright dangerous," said Saylor. (0:13)
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N.C. Congresswoman Calls For DOJ Investigation Into CAIR

Rep. Sue Myrick (R-N.C.) announces a request for the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate possible attempts by the Council on American-Islam Relations (CAIR) to illegally lobby Congress. (0:55)
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N.C. Congresswoman Says 2007 Memo Proves CAIR Broke Law

Rep. Sue Myrick (R-N.C.) announces that she has a Council on American-Islam Relations (CAIR) memo from 2007 that states their intentions of placing their interns in Congressional offices in order to “influence the policies of those members.” (0:48)
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N.C. Congresswoman: CAIR Funneled More Than $12 Million To Hamas

Rep. Sue Myrick (R-N.C.) states Wednesday morning that Council on American-Islam Relations (CAIR) has handled more than $12 million dollars to the Islamic terrorist organization Hamas. (0:31)
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Studies Show Americans Want To Learn About Islam, Says CAIR Official

Nihad Awad, National Executive Director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) describes nationmal studies that show many more Americans wanting to learn about religions other than those they follow. (0:20)
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CAIR Says Sharing Quran Will Be 'Golden Opportunity' For Muslim-Americans

Nihad Awad, National Executive Director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), describes how President Obama's desire for more Americans to understand the Quran will break down stereotypical barriers. (0:36)
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