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Course of numerous decades. >> i covered the 7/7 bombings in london and the brits were back on the tube by the end of the day. they were not going to be terrorized. i think your earlier point was very well taken, around the time of brussels and paris, we found out there was a network of isis terrorist living in neighborhoods and paris and they knew each other. it was a cell they attacked twice. a lot of people thought there were going to be other attacks. europeans have done a good job of cleani...

And recognize the things we can do taxwise and regulatorywise to allow that to flourish. yeah, cecilia? >> thank you. steve bannon can be heard on recording saying islam is a dark religion, not a religion of peace, a religion of submission. does the president chair his chief strategists apparent beliefs on islam? >> i think the president has been very clear his number one goal is not to target anyones religion but places and areas where we believe there is an issue. thats what the executive orde...

Yeah, cecelia? >> steve bannic can be heard saying islam is a dark religion, not a religion of peace, a religion of submission. does the president share those beliefs on islam? >> the president has been very clear that his number one goal is to not target any one religion, but places and areas we believe theres an issue. thats what the executive order was all about the other day. making sure areas we dont feel have the proper mechanisms in place to secure security when they travel to the united ...

Radicalization problem. >> radicalization. so this theory about america being misogynist. im open to all theories. but where was that in the polling going up to the election? >> im not sure that i actually saw any polls about that. >> no, i mean, hillary was winning in most of the polls all the way to the end. >> yeah, but the conclusion in beirut was that -- >> was that their projection over there? how many women leaders do we have in the middle east right now? >> not that many. but you have wo...

Would like to see help from the saudis who radicalized her if indeed she was radicalized because thats very important because once you connect the dots with that, you can look for other networks, for the fbi its frustrating to get the pakistanis to level with us and same way with the saudis. its always been that way since 9/11. >> its been that way the entire time? >> yes, absolutely. they still have not come to terms with the fact that 15 of those hijackers on 9/11 were recruited in saudi arabi...

Illinois or michigan. >> sneaking in through belgium with the refugee population. >> the vast majority of them except for the wife. >> why cant you just wait till we have the system vetted. >> why have a religious test? >> because they wage war against us. >> enrique marquez, who theyre investigating now, the federal government is investigating because he purchased the weapons that the terror duo used to carry out their carnage. he attended the same mosque that farook attended for some period of...

At these people who might have traveled to syria, the immigration and travel controls are much stronger. and just, you know, i have to say this every time im on air, americas radicalization problem is a -- there are issues. we dont have an epidemic like france and england. i mean, what were going to find out from what happened in france is thats their own citizens. so, to the extent we keep our heads here in the united states, we are embracing people, we are -- we are an open society, that may a...

The group mostly pakistan is -- they were sending a lot of money to pakistan for attacks there in support of al qaeda and other terror groups there. its not a group without means, so it was the italians belief very credible planning process going on for an attack in italy. was it really going to be the vatican? at the moment theyre saying probably. >> let me bring in paul to weigh in. this begs the question, how does italy rank in terms of terror cells and those looking to do wrong? i mean where...

Teenagers made it to syria. but obviously one of the colleges that they went to a community college that at least four of them attended they have since suspended rights of a muslim teacher to teach on campus they say they have evidence that that kind of hate speech was going on on campus theyre worried and are reaching out to students and community saying look we need to be vigilant because we know that isis is trying to recruit from our campuses. canadian authorities echoing what we heard from ...

You know, many european authorities would tell me that they were jealous of the united states, that in this country, we assimilate immigrant populations very quickly, and we were not going to have this radicalization problem to the extent that they have had it. now, it has occurred. and the question is, is it part of the community. is it occurring -- >> right. >> -- in the islamic community, or is it occurring in the heads of individuals -- >> right. >> -- who have access to the information. for...