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Is there a way that we could look at the private messages and should we do that? >> there could be ways do look at private messages but it depends on our technology and capabilities and the plat fm they use. this will get and the issue of encryption, so the answer is probably no, we are not in a position. but, of course, you have to know what to look for and what platforms they could be using. it is imperfect. there is always a risk. we have to do what we can to narrow those risks and we ought to look at that media. >> we also found on out this week thousands of people who come into this count...

And that's what our bill fixes on tuesday. 5,000 of these foreign fighters that have gone to syria and iraq have western passports. and therefore do not have to obtain a visa before they come into the united states. now chris, this is a huge security gap. it needs to be addressed and fixed and the congress understands that as does the white house, and we intend to do that. but if you think again about the majority of the paris attackers having french or european passports, they wouldn't have had to go get a visa before coming to the united states. that's a threat to the homeland, it's a threat...

Debates, but this visa issues in general, whether the visa waiver programs with our closest allies or the fiance visa, how much of a security gap is that when it comes to this? >> i think from what i understand, the wife was here on a kvisa, and that is a very elaborate process. and it takes about a six-month period to get the set of checks done. and what visa waiver means is there are a set of countries that we don't require visas from because of the travel back and forth. european countries for the most part. i think there are some proposals to tighten up a bit on visa waiver in terms of ide...

Security checkpoint every day. here's nbcs tom castella. >> only miami and orlando airports screen every worker every day. surprisingly, the nation's airports decide for themselves whether to screen employees. airport police union says it's a dangerous security gap. they urge mandatory screening for employees at the biggest airports including tsa officers. homeland security called recently for fewer access points and more screening. security experts are warning against radicalized employee with access to airports and planes. >> that was nbc's tom castella. i'm joined now by kenneth. how does t...

I think the 10,000 people become an easy target for politics with fear. we admit 50 million people a year and most come from a visa waiver program. >> and 20 million do the visa waiver programmer which means they may have visited syria or iraq and under the current law it's not even a good reason to not admit them. now, that's a security gap. >> anytime i talk to you or read something, i'm terrified. >> stop inviting me. >> there's no indication that any refugee has ever committed an act of terrorism, though a couple of them may have used a couple of refugees. the united states is going to tel...