From Monday night’s Fox News All-Stars.

On David Cameron’s speech on multiculturalism in Munich:

This I think is a very important moment in the history of the West. There is a cancer growing inside the West. Some of the leaders have acknowledged it — Angela Merkel of Germany — but mostly it’s been the view of opposition, and the opposition, as in Holland, have been called racist.
When you hear the prime minister of Britain in a coalition government with the liberals expressing this, I think it’s a sign of an important cultural shift. It’s now OK to actually speak the truth. And they are incubating in Britain — because of overt government policy subsidizing these separations, allowing these kind of incendiary anti-western, anti-British, even pro-terrorist speeches, sermons, etc …
You don’t hear a speech like that here, (a), because we do not have the level of isolation and alienation among the Muslim population here as you have in Europe. It’s far more integrated and assimilated.
But secondly because we have a president who doesn’t even speak about radical Islam abroad in real terms. He’ll never use that term or if he does he shies away and he implies it’s “violent extremism” of origins that are entirely unknown. He’s got to be a lot more honest about that.