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Phone. why? because she was the cousin of abaaoud, the master mind of what happened on friday night and also involved in drug trafficking and that she kept saying especially on the internet that she wanted to commit jihad in iraq in 2004 and 2005. so the french intelligence and special people -- specialized in the terrorist activity, were really interested in her. of course my sources, it's because of what she was talking over the phone that they decided to go to saint-denis and to launch the raid. according to my sources, she was talking over the phone to someone after the attacks and she was...

Before? >> yeah. >> authorities thought he might be in syria or iraq. if, indeed, he was in the suburbs of paris, what does that mean? >> that means, of course, we have the schenngan border problem and problems we point out in the investigation committee. first of all, you have a traffic of passport. real passport. not in turkey. you have a lot of -- >> you make passports? >> no, no, no. real passports. >> real? >> oh yeah. you have a lot of syrian who died in the war and everything so people collect those passport and then they have real passp t passport. >> authentic but from people that die...

>> fascinating, fascinating conversation, kate. chilling when she talked about the number of passports, representing now dead syrians. and secondly, the -- my favorite moment was when she talked about how, yes, police and investigators have special powers right now under the state of emergency but we don't want a patriot act. >> yeah. she said it has to be limited in time and not go on forever. but there's that balance as she said between providing people, you know, watching for people's liberties and making sure you're not trampling on freedom and being an able to raid and go after the bad gu...

Committee, and a former air force b-1 bomber driver, i understand. congressman, thank you very much for being with us. same question to you. let's start with the last question i asked dr. kahl. if i tell you i'm going to put a syrian family on either side of you, they're going to become your new neighbors and your town is going to absorb 100 families from syria, what's your answer? >> well, i would be deeply concerned about that. i understand, look, we are a compassionate people. we do want to help the world in any way that we can. but this is the truth. we cannot adequately vet these refugees...

Fight against isis. and against radical islamic terrorism. you will sign up for an uncertain fate on foreign fields of battle. because your country and the cause of freedom are calling you. >> so, again, this is one of the most explicit calls for a large number, potentially of ground troops to be sent to syria and iraq, to fight isis, that we're hearing from many of the candidates. what do the american people think about that? we have new polling data in the last hour from bloomberg. they asked americans, should we or should we not send u.s. troops to fight isis? evenly divided here. of course...