We must make sure that terrorist groups don’t try to co-opt the revolution, as Al Qaeda is trying to do in Syria. We should continue to use our intelligence assets to monitor the situation in Libya to ensure that potentially dangerous weapons are secured, and that terrorist organizations such as Al Qaeda don’t gain a foothold in Libya

Governor Palin on Justice with Judge Jeanine – March 5 2011

NPR says its mission is “to create a more informed public,” but by stifling debate on these issues, NPR is doing exactly the opposite. President Obama should make clear his commitment to free and honest discussion of the jihadist threat in our public debates

Webcast on October 12, 2010

Governor Palin’s Remarks at Wasilla 911 Remembrance Rally – September 11 2010
Well, I’m sorry I’m late. We had a bunch of kid activities today, and the kids come first, OK, so we’re taking care of that, but first let me ask you. Do you love your freedom? We do love our freedom so what we [...]

Governor Palin endorses Christine O’Donnell and talks about the economy, the proposed Koran-burning, the congressional races, and more.
September 9, 2010

Update: Book burning is bad. But the Muslim cleric who is running for parliament in Afghanistan is calling for the murder of American children in response to scorched Korans, which is worse. Where is the media’s focus?
Book burning is antithetical to American ideals. People have a constitutional right to burn [...]

Governor Palin Talks to Greta about 9/11 Mosque – August 16 2010
Transcript:
VAN SUSTEREN: We’re back live in Wasilla, Alaska, with former governor Sarah Palin. And once again, President Obama has put himself in the middle of a controversy, this time over the planned mosque near Ground Zero in New York. Now, on [...]

This is a video assemblage of all available clips and covers the complete speech including the end Q&A. A still image has been inserted for the first 60 seconds where we could only obtain audio, after which normal video resumes
The Q&A session is poor video quality, it’s the best we could find, but the [...]

People are celebrating the fact that the Obama Administration is considering relocating the terrorists’ trial from New York to another American city.