department. they don t show a correlation between immigrants. they don t talk before immigrants in any of the statistics, it s interesting. in 2001, they used to have a classification for the backgrounds of the people committing the crimes. because the immigrants were so high, they stripped it from the numbers. those numbers don t mention immigrants. the correlation comes from other places. the most recent terror attack in sweden was an anti-immigrant terror attack. three suspected neo-nazis are arrested after bombing. that s horrific. if you were looking for the root of the crime. there s issues when it comes for anti-immigrant crime as well. that s part of the crime stats as well. rape has nothing to do with anti-immigrants. stick to that, there s no correlation between rape and i m saying there is. why are you saying there isn t. all have you to do is read the evidence.
individuals who took place in the paris attacks and 2015 came in under the guise of being migrants. there is no doubt about it. isis is using the refugee flow in order to infiltrate europe. it will attempt to infiltrate the united states, as well. this is a forward-looking policy designed to preempt action by isis in the united states. to bill: i understand that theory. but gillian puts forth, she is certainly not alone, that by selecting the seven nations, all predominantly muslim, that the other muslims who may not be you know, militants but may be in the middle, will hate the united states or pull away from the united states, you know, the propaganda that is being put out. this is anti-muslim, anti-immigrants. the left is all over this. is there any validity to gillian s point? i don t buy the argument that this executive order will alienate 1 billion muslims. it is specifically targeted at
this is such a beautiful shot. it is fairly nice to see. what you mentioned, bob, about melania. a first lady that is an immigrant. i think that sends a good message that this is a country that welcomes all. that is something i was surprised trump never said, and i think it is an important point, that he married an immigrant and he is being attacked as being anti-immigrants. i think he had a point that he missed on that one. he related sound he almost sounded angry in some ways, to be honest with you. dana, can you tell us what is going on here, the family arrives at the viewing stand, what happens next? we have a whole series of vans, many in the military, we had that wonderful story out of alabama where you have the historically black college who wanted to come to participate, as a marching band, and the parade.
that people respond to because they just look at it and they say he ll get stuff done, he ll just do it, we can trust him to do that. and i think that s a very powerful message for people who feel left behind by washington. what do you think about this sort of identity crisis for the gop? well, i mean, part of the identity crisis is that he s taken i think as my colleagues said, he s taken the subtext of the republican party and made it the text. this is a party that has always dog whistled to homophobia, anti-immigrants, xenophobia, kind of has flirted with economic populism although never actually has gone down that road when it actually conflicted with their donor base. but he s kind of taken all these things that maybe people have said in certain venues or kind of implied and he s made it the center of his campaign. so in a way he s exposed what the republican party has turned into. i don t think that that s necessarily true in the sense that when you look at what he said mos
there are only others replacing them. several shelters in germany have been seeing more refugees. how worried are you about the rise of some of these anti-immigrant anti-immigrants. it s what we ve seen in germany, the netherlands, we re seeing it in great britain as well. countries that are normally very liberal, all of a sudden people are saying, we just can t take it, we can t accommodate all these people, all these immigrants, this they don t have any policy that makes any sense, they re not able to turn back hundreds of thousands of people coming across their border. it s a crisis that is getting worse every day. be sure to check out christopher s latest book.