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Libya, and stuff. theres often more international connections and people will say its just self-radicalization. its the case of people are flying in often do with their locals. theresa may made an excellent statement. i recommend to everyone see it. i recommend president trump this is how a serious leader makes a tough statement. not a politically correct statement. she talks about islamic extremism. we have to deny them safe spaces on the internet and at home. but also a responsible and sober s...

Had were the word enough is enough. those were political words. she has campaign coming up but they were also, i think, a sign that the challenges britain has had regarding sort of integration, some of their counterterrorism laws that she issued wins again in the election will be pushing those much further. so i think you would expect to sort the political push in terms of laws and freedom of association, surveillance of mosques. i think she was really tipping her hat to that. one of the reasons...

When you make them take shoes off at the airport, you have them win. >> kimberly: i think you have to do a lot. its a multifaceted approach. you have to have the rhetoric there. the action, the military strength to back it up. you have to have a plan. real intelligence being developed. not just thrown everywhere. you dont get the information. memorial day. >> dana: we know that these people that have committed to self radicalization, everyone has been on the radar screen of law enforcement at so...

>> dana: to basically -- i dont know how you put someone in custody before they committed an act. but if you know theyre on the radar for self-radicalization, thats a conversation the world needs to have. >> richard: the one thing ill say before we go to break, we cant put our treasure on the middle east. we cant afford to spend any more blood and treasure in the middle east, period. greg gregg what if you removed it from the middle east and said theres this blood-thirsty hoard coming from anoth...

>> if you really cared about america you wouldnt want it to become europe. dangerous, divided, unstable. you wouldnt import a massive muslim minority into your country because they made you feel open minded and make you feel the best. thats a faith-based approach and it is nuts. >> shannon: following the deadly bombing in manchester. he tackled the topic of the presidents travel ban warning u.s. lawmakers embracing multi-cultural list many at the expense of security. can we do both? richard fowl...

This country safe. vetting people but allow good people in and would help us in this fight. >> thats a good fight. i got a chance to visit a high school in deer born, michigan. a majority of the population is of the muslim faith. theyre from places like syria, libya, lebanon and they will tell you that they arent terrorists. they are people who want to come to america and live the american dream. when you put in the travel ban and you block those individuals from coming in because you are trying...

Secretary theyre going to get on with their business and not let them svlgs be cowed. >> the weapon changes everything. as youre pointing out its not a loan assault rifle, this took some kind of sophistication. the shrapnel pattern seem to be bolts and nuts. points investigators to certain fieps of explosives that would have been necessary. at what point does it suggest that this person had help versus learning how to do it themselves online? self radicalization? >> i guess as soon as they ident...

Approval process. a lot of them can be anywhere. what did you make of that and rejecting the presidents first effort led to this? >> thats interesting. this is the first time weve seen this number. remember, director comey introduced 900 to 1,000 active investigations of people for potential self-radicalization or terrorism. of that amount, 300 of them are part of the refugee program. some of them have come from these six countries as well. so that is a new number and it certainly gives credence...

Colleagues have been reporting theres an effort by the administration to enlist the intelligence community to bolster their case with the intelligence of the threat coming from the 7 countries on the travel ban. as you would i can imagine argue its not inappropriate to challenge the intelligence community about what information they have, what threats are thats real. this is going over the line in your view? >> again, theyre trying to justify a policy that cant be justified. when you set up a po...

Committee hearing. >> but you dont have any proof at this point. >> not until the boom. >> not until what? >> not until they act and blow something up or go into a mall and kill people. so we wont know until then. chris: he is saying, the president is saying, steven miller is saying while the courts, while senator argue about, well, this tine-tuning -- fine-tuning of the executive order, we wont know until the boom. >> well, you dont know. we want to keep americans safe, and there are risk facto...