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The original band i can its important that you are answering all of the questions. no one is attained longer than they should be. the terrorist attacks we had had have been majority u.s. citizens or temporary citizens here just go down the list. they said of various attacks 180 were foreign-born. he was born in the u.s. they were not born here but they came here he was part of the planning of the subway bombing. he was from afghanistan. what would you say that you dont need the travel ban becaus...

Harbor prejudice against muslims at the same time that anti-muslim hate crimes have gone up. and now since then, were seeing a rise in anti-semitic hate crime. >> so, going back to this anti-muslim thing, you say theres a spike in anti-muslim groups, but why? do you have any idea at this point? >> yeah. well, we think its connected to certain things. first of all, the overall level of prejudice against muslims is the highest against any recognized large socially identifiable group, number one. n...

Radicalists that come here, they dont instantly become radicalized. its years after getting here. who is predisposed to that and when with mark stein. i was looking at the incredible books this young man has turned out for america alone. "the undocumented." way ahead of the trends. great to have mark stein with us. good to see you my friend. >> good to be with you, neil. >> neil: on this effort, this is the administrations version of another mulligan of this. i wonder if hes going to run into th...

Individuals. whats wrong with that? >> some of those cases were overseas terrorist attacks. there were other issues on crimes. >> they werent all domestic. >> exactly right. the latest we have is the new american foundation, they found of the jihadi attacks and jihadi plot since 9/11, 192 were born in the u.s., 180 were foreign. >> bill: about 50-50. >> about that. not overwhelmingly foreign. >> bill: incentive, though, when anybody makes a point, i do this every day, because i write to "talking...

Whats wrong with that? >> some of those cases were overseas terrorist attacks. there were other issues on crimes. >> they werent all domestic. >> thats exactly right.n the latest we have is the new american foundation, they found of the jihadi attacks and jihadi plot since 9/11, 192 were born in the u.s., 180 were foreign.ad >> bill: about 50/50. >> about that. not overwhelmingly foreign. >> bill: isnt it, though, when anybody makes a point, and i dom this every day, because i write the "talking...

Leader was killed in an air strike in syria, though sources do indicate there was some sort of raid that targeted him in the last few days, last we. how significant this was? >> in time we take out a senior leader, whether its affiliated with isis or al qaeda, it is a big blow to the organization. we have seen they continue to rejuvenate leaders, the number three becomes the number two and so forth. we need to be reminded that constant pressure on the network is essential at the leadership level...

If there is this army of terrorists trying to come in from around the world that the u.s. is undefended and literally trying to wash up onto our shores and carry out terrorist attacks. the fact is, its very difficult to get a visa to the united states and that most terrorist attacks since 9/11 have actually been carried out by people who are already in the united states, legal residents, u.s. citizens and that when theyve been carried out, like the 9/11 attacks by people who came in from the out...

If there is this army of terrorists trying to come in from around the world that the u.s. is undefended and literally trying to wash up onto our shores and carry out terrorist attacks. the fact is, its very difficult to get a visa to the united states and that most terrorist attacks since 9/11 have actually been carried out by people who are already in the united states, legal residents, u.s. citizens and that when theyve been carried out, like the 9/11 attacks by people who came in from the out...

Cut to the point we cant protect the people. im not voting in support of something like that but ill be looking at a reasonable path forward. >> what do you want to hear from him tonight? theres criticism his inaugural address was not unifying, were hearing from the white house it will be a unifying speech more optimistic in tone. >> that would be good. >> what do you and your constituents want to hear? >> wed like that. the rhetoric is something im not accustomed to, not the type of rhetoric i ...

Sometimes asked what happens in north korea uses chemical or biological weapons against south korea. powell said we would respond with nuclear weapons and turn north korea into a charcoal. it makes it hard to trace, there is a lot of interest in vx and sarin, another nerve agent out there. terrorist groups we know from what we found in the case of afghanistan, al qaeda longed to get these capabilities almost from its inception. if you take the terrorist attacks we have seen which have been tragi...