Anti-American sentiment is on the rise in Pakistan, and last week’s elections suggest that growing anger against the U.S. may have long term political consequences. Is the Pakistani press fanning the flames of some anti-American feelings? Host Brooke Gladstone speaks with Akbar Ahmed, professor of Islamic Studies at American University.
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