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Course of numerous decades. >> i covered the 7/7 bombings in london and the brits were back on the tube by the end of the day. they were not going to be terrorized. i think your earlier point was very well taken, around the time of brussels and paris, we found out there was a network of isis terrorist living in neighborhoods and paris and they knew each other. it was a cell they attacked twice. a lot of people thought there were going to be other attacks. europeans have done a good job of cleaning it up. they have a huge radicalization problem with disinfected communities. it the isis propagan...

And recognize the things we can do taxwise and regulatorywise to allow that to flourish. yeah, cecilia? >> thank you. steve bannon can be heard on recording saying islam is a dark religion, not a religion of peace, a religion of submission. does the president chair his chief strategist's apparent beliefs on islam? >> i think the president has been very clear his number one goal is not to target anyone's religion but places and areas where we believe there is an issue. that's what the executive order was all about the other day. making sure that areas we don't feel have proper mechanisms in pla...

Yeah, cecelia? >> steve bannic can be heard saying islam is a dark religion, not a religion of peace, a religion of submission. does the president share those beliefs on islam? >> the president has been very clear that his number one goal is to not target any one religion, but places and areas we believe there's an issue. that's what the executive order was all about the other day. making sure areas we don't feel have the proper mechanisms in place to secure security when they travel to the united states, that we know they're coming here for peaceful purposes. the president's number one goal i...

Radicalization problem. >> radicalization. so this theory about america being misogynist. i'm open to all theories. but where was that in the polling going up to the election? >> i'm not sure that i actually saw any polls about that. >> no, i mean, hillary was winning in most of the polls all the way to the end. >> yeah, but the conclusion in beirut was that -- >> was that their projection over there? how many women leaders do we have in the middle east right now? >> not that many. but you have women leaders in countries like pakistan. >> speaking of the harvard panel last week, too, and kelli...

Would like to see help from the saudis who radicalized her if indeed she was radicalized because that's very important because once you connect the dots with that, you can look for other networks, for the fbi it's frustrating to get the pakistanis to level with us and same way with the saudis. it's always been that way since 9/11. >> it's been that way the entire time? >> yes, absolutely. they still have not come to terms with the fact that 15 of those hijackers on 9/11 were recruited in saudi arabia, were prepared and sent to the united states. there hasn't been one indictment. the saudis are...