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Wire. in less than 24 hours, the green partys former presidential nominee jill stein raised nearly $3 million to cover recount filing fees in michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin. activist scientists alerted hillary clintons campaign to the possibility of hacks in key counties in those states. president-elect donald trump won pennsylvania and wisconsin. michigan is still too close to call. lets talk all of this over with jill stein, former green party presidential nominee. dr. stein, thank you f...

House job. jared kushner. we know jared, mika. he got into this campaign. weve been talking about a calming influence. he would definitely be that. >> hes also been the unlikely force behind the trump success out in america and working with people developing data bases and finding new strategies to get the vote out. >> hes 35 years old. and were talking about the rnc getting stuff right, willie. jared was a guy all along talking about -- when are you going to minnesota? were closer than people t...

They are hacking into data bases and u.s. politicians and companies, et cetera, that might start to get his hagles up. the other thing that happened in the past with the clinton -- pardon me, with the obama administration is that there was a warmth between the two sides. there was the russian reset and things seemed to be going well and russia invaded crimea. the obama administration didnt react very badly to that. they imposed sanctions but i think a trump administration will have to see. they ...

So it needs to be more than criminal data bases. theyre not criminals yet. theyre going to be. theyre not. it needs to be changed. we need to take a complete look of how we do our business and how we investigate these guys. remember, they are waging war on us and were not. were not retaliating. >> they are waging war on us and sadly that war has already started and we have seen it just in the past few days. we have seen this in this country for 25 years since the killing in 1990 here in new york...

Essentially they petition the government to classify individual abroad as a fiancee. and its a petition goes through, dhs forwards it to the department of state for a interview. >> now, in connection with this, i imagine there is some screening. i saw some reference in the state department they do extensive screening and i looked a little bit deeper and all that was said was they do fingerprints and some facial recognition software which is not particularly extensive in my mind. maybe they do mo...

And what you have heard us say quite a bit over the last few weeks is that refugees seeking to be reset elled in the united states are subjected to the most rigorous intensive screening of anyone who attempts to enter the united states. that process can take typically between 18 and 24 months. and includes in-person interviews, collection of biographical and biometric information. vetting of individuals. running their names through data bases, including data bases through the intelligence commun...

A bit over the last few weeks is that refugees seeking to be resettled in the united states are subjected to the most rigorous, intensive screening of anyone who attempts to enter the united states. that process can take typically between 18 and 24 months. and it includes in-person interviews, the collection of biographical and biometric information, the vetting of individuals running their names through a variety of data bases, including data bases maintained by the intelligence community, by t...

We are definitely making movements that it is a possibility. so it is a possibility, with you we dont know that yet, and were not willing to go down that road yet. >> our chief intelligence correspondent katherine heritage is live tonight, katherine? >> thank you, megyn. the chief assailant here is a u.s. citizen. they did not offer a lot of additional information but also told us that earlier this morning we are working as a foreign name but based on the search of data bases, that name washed o...

Every mouse click that you do online is going to be collected by these massive data collecting tools on the internet and assembled in these data bases. >> reporter: the more we shop, the more we buy, the more we search for restaurants, movie times or real estate questions, the more they pinpoint who we are. even where we live. the ip address is given away my address? >> yes. getting the ip address and sometimes tells them within a block where you are. >> reporter: heres where its really creepy. ...

Amount of time and the contacts, some of the things hes putting down are having difficulty getting traction. >> we shunned be taking any syrian refugees because we dont know where they are, because their paperwork is incorrect. we dont know if they are isis. >> its an orphan or priest you can vet people like that. but someone we know nothing about, there is no data base. i dont care how many data bases they run these refugees against. there is no data base when document are often forged. bill: y...