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Administration because it sends a message to the people of this country, not just the leadership. paul: dan. >> well, i think one thing youre seeing here is what we might call a pivot to asia, remember that? [laughter] barack obamas famous pivot to asia, except that obama pivoted to iran to do the nuclear deal for most of his presidency even as north korea was continuing to develop thermonuclear weapons, lobbing missiles over the sea of japan. and this has gotten the attention of the american pe...

"incompetent." and touting wikileaks for exposing the agencys most sensitive secrets. >> the material comes from an isolated, disconnected from other computer systems, top-secret security network situated inside the cias center for cyber intelligence. this is an historic act of devastating incompetence to have created such an arsenal and stored it all in one place and not secured it. after considering what we think is the best way to proceed and hearing these calls from some of the manufacturers...

How do they figure anything out? they cant figure anything out. >> thats not fair. thats not fair. >> its true. >> our security network is the best in the world. if you ask people in the business of keeping us safe, they say the idea of banning muslims does nothing to help and everything to hurt. theyre the experts. thats what they say. they think this idea is stupid. >> until -- well, when they say that. i spoke before an audience last night of a massive audience last night. people were there. ...

Attacks. the security network has held up. and one of the reasons is our unity as a people. and i dont understand how you can see banning an entire religion as a way of saying anything other than we are what isis says we are. we want a war against islam. thats who america is. and as you know, or you should know, that is not who america is, mr. trump. >> chris, we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. >> right. not all islam. >> whether you like it or whether you dont like it. we have a pres...

Trade centers and beyond. >> i dont see the point with scaring people with the possible when the reality is we havent had another world trade center. we know who celebrated and didnt. we know whats scaring people and what the reality is. we havent had those kind of attacks. the security network has held up. one of the reasons is our unity as a people. i dont understand how you can see banning an entire religion as a way of saying anything other than we are what isis says we are. we want a war ag...

The same thing, and had bell numbers too. go further. >> please. >> 51% of those polled agree that muslims in america should have a choice of being governed under the sharia. now, if youre talking about horrible stuff here, chris, that we can -- we can close the eyes, we can put the blinders on. but i dont choose to do that. now, is it temporary, yes. until the countrys representatives can figure out what is going on. our countrys representatives cannot figure it out. now, the problem i have wit...

High value city for terrorists. re renee rene marsh has more. 600,000 people are expected to take subways in the nations capital and travellers are flying to fourth of july celebrations. but law enforcement remains on high alert for terrorists on u.s. toil. >> we prepare for worst case scenarios and we have contingencies in place. >> the reassurances being echoed ahead of celebrations across the country. >> philadelphia is part of an enhanced security network. >> but there is only so much that...

Rene? >> reporter: in the nations capital alone, 600,000 people expected to take subways while 2 million flyers per day are also traveling to fourth of july celebrations. but as americans move from point a to point b, law enforcement remains on high alert for terrorists on u.s. soil. >> we prepare for worst-case scenarios and we have contingencies if place, should they occur. >> reporter: those reassurances echoed ahead of celebrations across the country. >> philadelphia is already part of an en...

Philadelphia the liberty bell feel compelled to be extra on guard. >> philadelphia is already part of an enhanced security network because of the fact that we have -- i mean look behind me. its the most iconic image of america. we know that it is something that people who dont like us would want to do something and maybe even try to make a statement. >> with me know is steve rogers a former member of the fbi joint terrorism task force. steve, always great to have you on. >> thank you. thank you....

Of an enhanced security network. >> reporter: despite the assurances theres only so much authorities can do to secure so-called soft targets. >> what i fear the most is what we saw in tunisia last weekend. which is one or two people with automatic weapons, and they simply go into a place where its really crowded or they go to a bridge where traffic is stopped or a tunnel and just simply taking out 40 50 people. that would be as effective as any large-scale bomb. >> reporter: isis has been encour...