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Legitimate concerns of the aftermath of paris and 9/11. what you have to understand is its being combined at this moment with the politics and especially politics that is so anti-immigrant, almost to the point of scexenophobic. what we have is a situation where you can vet people. we have had in this country, thousands of people admitted since 9/11. only the three, michael citing them, instances where people have been in -- refugees tied to acts of anything that could be considered terrorism. in...

Illumination of the free trade agreement and start seeing some increasing borders coming up. truck routes are going to be limited throughout europe, which are currently used. you see trucks from the czech republic going all the way to amsterdam without being checked at all. some of these things have to be taken care of. it is really more a part of the security force linked to government intelligence just like tom said that will stop the weapons flow and stop the terrorism. >> general mark hardli...

25% are over 60. 2% could be called refusely combat age whatever you determine that to be. i think the rhetoric will die down. people will see there is a fairly comprehensive screening process and maybe there are additional things can be done. >> then president obama has threatened to veto. this what are you hearing about that? >> well, i think its -- at this point its unknown a lot of what happens is going forward depends on what happens in the senate. i think obama has been very clear and part...

Not strong enough. u.s. national security officials tell cnn that several of the suspected terrorist attackers could have been able to pass through the screening process and get inside the u.s. but there is no indication that any of them actually tried to travel to the u.s. cnn investigative correspondent chris frates is live for us now in washington. so, chris, how many attackers could have gotten in and why wouldnt they have been flagged? >> reporter: fred, so, we think at least one of those a...

Safety and security of our community is the number one concern. so i have every belief that the federal government is continually trying to improve the vetting and making sure that that screening process goes through. but at a certain point, after 2010, the top minds in the department of state and all the military agencies all worked together on this, the counterterrorism institute -- or counter terrorism center, all these people are doing the best they can and at a certain point you have to say...

Theyre getting student visas or tourist visas. its just you out of balance. so our sense is if the president of the united states says that this is our foreign policy and part of our war on terror, then i think i feel that as a governor, i took an oath to uphold the laws of this country, i think i have to follow through. >> i know that we invited at least ten of the republicans who feel differently about this to come on and explain themselves and they opted not to. have you satisfied yourself th...

Thankfully, mary miller banks with chase for business. and with greater financial clarity and a relationship built for the unexpected, she could control her cash flow, and keep the ranch running. chase for business. so you can own it. welcome back. in the wake of the paris attacks, growing concern that the u.s. watch list and screening system arent strong enough. u.s. officials tell us that several of the paris attackers could have been able to pass through the screening process and get inside...

People applying for entry are not just widows and orphans. >> the president should be protecting this nation not insulting you and me and millions of americans calling us unamerican because we want to defend this nation. we want to keep our children safe. >> the "on the record" political panel is here to discuss all that. now, from "time" magazine sam and jonathan busy. obviously this is a politically divisive issue. a lot of opinions on both sides. but there are democrats jumping over and acros...

Republicans are already saying theyre going to push this and force obama to sign this or theyll have a government shutdown. the polls on this issue is with the republicans, not with the president. >> so the public doesnt want to take any chances. >> but its a republican base issue, a couple rupe were alarmest. thats how the republican base works. something catches fire, all of the republicans are jumping on board. what they are suggesting here is a very bureaucratic difficult things to do when t...

Something catches fire, all of the republicans are jumping on board. what they are suggesting here is a very bureaucratic difficult things to do when the administration is saying it will still be an 18 to 24-month screening process. >> well have a new president in lessian a year and a half. is obama worried he lets anybody in, hell be blamed personally? >> i think thats true. and i think the congress are worried about this, too, in this whole certification process in the bill basically requires ...