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Quinnipiac university that trump has the best chance to be the eventual nominee with 70% saying yes. msnbcs steve kornacki is here with more about the state of the republican race, especially when you add donald trump talking about closing mosques, cheering after 9/11, i.d. cards and data bases for muslims, somehow hes still floating to the top. >> its really interesting. i think a lot of people looked at the attacks in paris, looked at the new emphasis in the race for president on foreign polic...

Absolutely. it would stop people from coming in illegally. it would be good management. you have to do good management procedures and we can do that. >> reporter: do you go to mosques to sign these people up? >> different places but its all about management. our country has no management. >> reporter: would they have to legally be in the data base? >> the key is people can come to the country but they have to come in legally. >> should there be a data base system to track muslims? >> there shoul...

>> reporter: do you go to mosques to sign these people up? >> different places but its all about management. our country has no management. >> reporter: would they have to legally be in the data base? >> the key is people can come to the country but they have to come in legally. >> should there be a data base system to track muslims? >> there should be a lot of systems beyond data bases. how would you do it? sign people up. this is not donald trump saying, no i would not support keeping a list i...

About the refugee program. the refugee program requires a significant vetting process more likely that a syrian terrorist could get here through a student visa or visitors visa thats how the 19 terrorists who engaged in the 9/11 attacks got here. none of them were refugees. none came through the refugee process. >> he makes a great point if he would worried about the 2,000s or so refugees come over in the last year maybe we should be worried how many countless came across our southern border and...

>> good afternoon to you. we want to talk about the major global political players responding to bwhat we have see in mali and paris. chuck todd, obviously national security has become sort of the primary focus point of this election right now. donald trump even within the last few minutes saying he is the most militaristic person in terms of this debate but some of his recent remarks have obviously raised eyebrows most notably when he at least wouldnt deny some interest in some form of registry...

>> joining me now, colonel lawrence wilkerson, former chief of staff for the state department under general colin powell. a distinguished professor of government and public policy at the college of william and mary. colonel, your reaction to the kind of rhetoric that were hearing from the gop field. trump talking about, well, not ruling out data bases or special i.d. cards as comparison to rabid dogs, talking about only letting christian refugees in. whats your response to all that? >> it doesnt...

A significant vetting process more likely that a syrian terrorist could get here through a student visa or visitors visa thats how the 19 terrorists who engaged in the 9/11 attacks got here. none of them were refugees. none came through the refugee process. >> he makes a great point if he would worried about the 2,000s or so refugees come over in the last year maybe we should be worried how many countless came across our southern border and. >> every one of these ways into the country need to ha...

This is not a problem. why? because the refugee status program has a very, very significant vetting process. it involved not just interviews the refugee applicants but also crosschecking that information against data base. >> what data base. im still trying to figure out. i have heard exactly those talking points four days now the 745 number. i dont know i can think a few instances where refugees did cause mayhem in america. what database are they investigating against. calling syria and saying ...

Of those were syrians. this is not a problem. why? because the refugee status program has a very, very significant vetting process. it involved not just interviews the refugee applicants but also crosschecking that information against data base. >> what data base. im still trying to figure out. i have heard exactly those talking points four days now the 745 number. i dont know i can think a few instances where refugees did cause mayhem in america. what database are they investigating against. ca...

Youve got food service, people with access to luggage. i mean, theyve gone through the manifest. they dont completely know. >> they went to the manifest, but none of the passengers or crew members were found on any u.s. terrorism data bases. but, again, somehow a bomb got on the aircraft. we have to look at the perimeter and how it was breeched. >> remember, megyn, the chief of security has been fired. all of this has been circumstantial. what we have to recognize is we have to take this very se...