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June 2nd, 2009
11:17 AM ET
Obama's Middle East trip
President Obama is hoping his visit to the Middle East this week will begin to "change the conversation" between the U.S and the Muslim world. He'll be trying to win over the hearts and minds of millions who are still very suspicious of America's motives. Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright joined us to talk about the challenges facing the president.
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I think the president will show respect for the Muslim's culture and religion but he then should ask the Muslim world to show respect for our culture and religions. He should also let the Muslim world know that his religion shows compassion for the sinner and that all men/women sin and should be forgiven seventy times seventy when asked for forgiveness and not be publicly flogged or hanged for their sins!