temporary, and you scare a heck of a lot of people. >> actually, the truth is, kayleigh, that donald trump has yet to actually clarify the ban on muslims is still on his website. it's still part of his platform. we've gotten numerous indications, back and forth, from his campaign, about whether that actually means a religious test or whether that's from muslim majority countries, which in and of itself is quite problematic, because that's not where all the terrorism is. i mean, look, the fact of the matter is that anti-muslim bigotry has been the hallmark of donald trump's campaign throughout. and now, he has brought together a cabinet, so far, of people who tend to agree with his views about islam and about muslims. and that has to be problematic. and again, to this whole constitutional element thing here, it's really just math, kayleigh. if islam is not a religion, then muslims don't get religious rights, period. >> there's also the whole element of the propagandas for this islamophobia, and that's