segment and then i want to talk to you about the debates. when you say that you're going it profile certain muslims, are you ever worried that the peaceful muslims, and there are millions of american -- you know, we don't have a big problem here with muslims like they do in europe and france. we don't have that big problem where they are ghetto wise and they don't like their country and police can't go. we don't have that. you say these things like peaceful muslims will be the victim of backlash, victim of people just lumping everybody into the terror jar? i never said that they were muslims. you said that but to in to profile people that look

>> well, we have no choice. look, israel does it. and israel does it very successfully. >> they do it at the airports. >> well, they do it. they do it. and when they see somebody that they would like to talk, to that they would like to look at, that they would maybe like to open up their sachel and take a look inside they doom it. you have a woman 87-year-old in a wheelchair from we have kennel. we have to come lat oher. look at somebody else. it's ridiculous do you have a vision of profiling would work? >> it works. we see somebody that we think there could be a problem. at airports and other places. you talked to them and you see what's going on. >> but i think they do that now. >> we don't do that. >> the alleged bomber here in new york lived over a chicken stand his father owns in new jersey. come on. the guy out in minneapolis, or in ther with saint cloud he is a 20-year-old college student. so he needs to just people