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Destabilized, they have been in disaster for germany, france, holland, scandinavia, specifically sweden. if they have been a disaster for all these other countries, why do we want that? >> we all have a part. we should vet them. >> tucker: if it hasnt worked for anybody else why should we do it? if i see you burn your hand and you say i have good medical care, i still dont want to do that if im going to burn my hand. >> is a very selfish thing and alienates us from the countries with that we nee...

Holland, scandinavia, specifically sweden. if they have been a disaster for all these other countries, why do we want that? >> we all have a part. we should vet them. >> tucker: if it hasnt worked for anybody else why should we do it? if i see you burn your hand and you say i have good medical care, i still dont want to do that if im going to burn my hand. >> its a very selfish thing and alienates us from the countries with that we need help to fight terrorism with. >> tucker: for 50 years theyv...

Ban muslims. the order literally bans muslims. as it stands now, i think the order will lose in the courts. >> as you know, the trump administration is saying we took our queue from the obama administration. these were the seven countries that they named and highlighted as being terror-prone. we took a page from them. >> alisyn, what the obama administration said is these seven countries are dangerous and u.s. citizens should be careful before they travel there. that was the travel warning the o...

President trumps executive order to stop admission of all refugees to the u.s. for 120 days is sparking lots of questions over the current vetting process. is it tough enough? to be clear there are already 20 stringent steps refugees must take including extensive in-person interviews with the u.n., state department and homeland security, multiple background checks and at least three fingerprint screenings. in july i sat down with two former refugees. here is what they told me about the screening...

>> were screened, given identity cars, theres a process. most of us, we are running away from violence. when we come here, we feel theyre safe. >> the screening process in the refugee camp, its a very intense screening process. first you have to apply for it and then wait because they will do their study and background check of the people who applied for resettlement. then after that dss, department of homeland security will be doing another investigation of our background. >> what do you think ...

Screening process, and it was in response -- >> but donald trump didnt do that. he threw a cherry bomb, a gas bomb into the process. >> and they redid their policies to make the screening -- >> the. theres a lot more ahead. the president tweeting about 20 minutes ago. well take you to the white house next. americans - 83% try to eat healthy. yet up 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. lets do more. add one a day womens complete with key nutrients we may need. plus it suppor...

>> at the end of 90 days the president and secretary of homeland security could start allowing people in from these seven countries, hot beds of terrorism or say no, we still think there is too much risk for american citizens to start allowing people back in. they could extend it another 90 days or say only certain aliens from these countries can enter the united states. all the options are on the table. >> bill: could it be a new screening process? a different questionnaire, a different intervi...

Security and medicare, if they look to hurt middle income families. democrats are not going to help. >> specific to this executive order, the minority leader chuck schumer saying it is un-american. what leverage specifically do you have to do anything about this? >> well, again, the floor on the senate generally requires 60 votes. and the republicans need democrats to work with them. on this executive order, we think we have republicans who share the same sentiment that im expressing tonight. th...

>> juan: president obama was talking about, as dana explained earlier, a way that process and vet people after an incident at which found that two people had their fingerprints on the roadside bomb in iraq were in fact living in kentucky. so they said lets change -- lets make it more stringent, the vetting process. they didnt stop allowing people in. >> kimberly: suspended the iraqi refugee program. >> eric: i believe that you believe that you would feel better with an enhanced screening process...

Home countries and must stay for now. thats 1%. and i think in terms of the upside being greater protection of our borders, of our people, its a small price to pay. i am told by the officials that anyone whos been detained, if theres no further threat, if theyre not dangerous to this country, they can expect to be released in due course as most of them have already. chris: and, but so the ones that are here will be allowed, if theyre vetted, to stay? >> youre talking about the people who came on...