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Extreme vetting. today, he called the suspect an animal, who he would consider sending to guantanamo. and he took political aim after this attack, as well. here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: at a cabinet meeting today, president trump declared that america must get tougher, calling the way the u.s. justice system deals with terrorists a joke. >> so, we have to come up with punishment that's far quicker and far greater than the punishment these animals are getting right now. because what we have right now is a joke, and it's a laughing stock. >> rep...

Tendencies, that relevant because as witnesses have said he shouted allahu akbar, god is great, as he left that truck after carrying out this attack. and we also now know he left a note either in the truck or around the truck claiming he carried out this attack in the name of isis. >> and the white house, how is the president responding? >> well, didn't take the president long to go to this topic. he just tweeted moments ago, i have ordered homeland security to step up our already extreme vetting program. being politically correct is fine, but not for this. now, to be clear as you and i have t...

Unveiling this after a series of fits and starts. >> if you're a party that's pinpointed on tax reform and you're still mocking things up the night before, that suggests that you don't have your act completely together. >> are they going to be able to convince people that this is a middle class tax cut if you're telling people we're going to curb your 401(k)s. we're going to take away your state and local tax deductions so that we can give a corporate tax break. >> if it's called the cut cut bill, great. >> overnight in a tweet mr. trump saying the terror suspect should get the death penalty. ...

[ cheers and applause ] you're seeing the man raise his fist right now. he was traveling with his family. we understand he's been employed by the u.s. government by working as a translator overseas, making his way back to the united states with his family, he's gone through that extensive vetting process of receiving refugee asylum, it's a process that is an extremely vigorous vetting program. his family was able to enter but he was detained for 17 hours. mark doss, who called this executive order unfair and in his words targeting people unfairly. as a result now through a number of efforts, h...

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