record again against the president's plan to remove detainees -- terrorist detainees held at guantanamo baypparently need to continue to do this over and over again because somebody is just not getting it. i noticed what i think was a front-page article in the "washington post" this morning, another article about the absolute certainty that people who are freed from guantanamo bay over and over again enter the fight, kill americans and our allies. the people that are there now need to be kept there. the obama administration admitted itself earlier this year that americans have been killed by terrorists from guantanamo. just days before, by the way, that admission came just days before another dozen inmates were transferred out of guantanamo. according to the director of national intelligence, nearly one-third of terrorists who've been released from guantanamo are either confirmed or suspected to be rejoining the fight. one-third -- and those were supposedly the detainees that could be released. those were supposedly the less -- the least dangerous of the detaineesdetainees. the people there

. >>> the hunt is on for a former guantanamo bay detainee who has gone missing in south america.s transferred to uruguay by the obama administration in 2014. but has since vanished and officials say he could be in brazil. the country that also happens to be hosting the olympics in just a little over a month. as doug mckelway reports tonight, the circumstances under which he left are sure to escalate a heated battle between republicans and the white house over gitmo. >> reporter: an estimated 30% of enemy combatants at guantanamo bay are suspected of going back to the fight. that's one reason the hunt is on. captured in pakistan in 2002, he was among six detainees transferred to uruguay in 2014. considered high risk, he's now missing. >> he has connections to really high risk guys, guys known to be the worst of the worst of the worst, including a recruiter for al qaeda, who actually helped recruit the 9/11 hijackers for that operation. >> reporter: the former president of uruguay considered the gitmo prison a disgrace, so he allowed him to travel abroad. the pentagon was not able

he mentioned guantanamo bay provision. it has recently come to light that the white house has now admitted that some of the guantanamo bay detainees that have been released are now back on the battlefield trying to kill american service men and women. so for those of us on this side of the aisle, that's not acceptable. so we don't want more guantanamo bay detainees out there putting our men and women in harm's way. we want to keep them where they are, to keep our men and women in uniform safe. he talked about a funding cliff. what he's referring to is that this takes us on the o.c.o. account into next spring, to when we'll have a new president in place, and at that time we can put in the rest of the funding. this is exactly what was done eight years ago when we were having a transition from the bush administration to the obama administration. at that time then senator obama, then senator kerry both voted for that. both supported that. so all we're doing now is the same thing we did eight years ago. it's common sense, it wa

>> for a moment i thought you were talking about guantanamo bay which you were talking about rape and oppression, but obviously you're not talking about that. >> choudary reminds me of marxist idealists i met in my youth who could explain away anything to justify their belief system. the anger at america is deep. what is striking is that america remains the obsession of choudary and of so many who have seldom, if ever, been here. so what happens when a jihadi is american? are the reasons he hates us the same? >> how can you have your loyalty to a government that is leading the war against islam and muslims? >> no one has scared officials more than anwar al-ahlaki. >> he also helps plan attacks on the united states. >> he is the driving force behind all the worst terrorist attacks in america since 9/11. >> we are facing you with men who loved us just like you love life. >> he is an american, born in new mexico. how influential is he? dzhokhar sar was waiting in the back of a police car. one of his comrades watched al-ahlaki's video. then there was psychiatrist nadal hassan who murdered

another would prevent the president from closing guantanamo bay. already threatened to veto the bill. >> closing guantanamo bay and transferring the detainees would jeopardize our security. >> we need congress to get out of the way. they have included all of these restrictions. >> lawmakers could still add on other amendments to the bill. >>> coming up, the tony awards got underway last night. after the break which broadway hit took home nearly one dozen awards? >>> the hit "hamilton" had a big night last night. the hit musical "hamilton" took home 11 awards including best musical of the year. it ended up one award shy of tying the record of one dozen. >> jessica lane won leading actor in a play. >>> let's take a look at the stocks. right now it is down in a big way, down over 100 points at this hour. >>> the shooting in orlando is impacting people all over the world. people are showing solidarity across the globe. >> reporter: american's flags and rainbows are taped on city hall in paris as they morning with americans. they offer advice on moving

>> for a minute i thought you were talking about guantanamo bay when you talked about rape and torture, but you're not talking about that. >> chowdri reminds me of marxist idealists i met in the north. the anger in america runs deep. what's striking is america remains the obsession of chowdri and so many who have never, if seldom, been here. so what happens when a jihadi is one of us, an american? are the reasons he hates us the same? >> to the muslims in america, i have this to say. how can you have your loyalty to a government that is leading the war against islam and muslims? [ gunshot ] >> no one has scared american security officials more than am war al alacki. he is the driving force behind all of the worst terror attacks in america since 9/11. >> we are facing you with men who loved us just like you love life. >> he is an american, born in new mexico, educated at colorado state university. how influential is he? dzhokhar tsarnaev wrote about his teachings as he lay bleeding in a backyard boat, waiting to be captured. one of the san bernardino killers, the husband, sayed farouk,

already promised to veto the bill, though, over provision that would prevent it from closing guantanamo baythreat the gop responded to, in its weekly address. detainees aren't for parking ticket, they are there because they want to kill americans and hate everything that we stand for. >> the white house, how much, has not ruled out unilateral action. closing guantanamo bay would jeopardize our secure. >> i last month the white house expressed their continued frustration with republicans in congress to get the defense bill passed if the first place. >> we need congress to get out of the way. they have time and time again precluded, to prevent the ad mission station what is necessary. >> expected to vote and pass the bill late monday. between now and then lawmakers could still add on other amendment, as well. in washington, i'm garrett ten i, fox news. >> thousands of lgbt south koreans out today for soul's gay pride parade. the event was briefly interrupted, though, by protesters, police kept the two groups apart, and managed to prevent any major confrontations, the organizers of this year's

that provision, and the republicans responded to their threat in the weekly address. >> those in guantanamo bay and transferring the detainees to the united states would deputize -- jeopardize our security. >> we need congress to get out of the way. they are preventing us from doing what is necessary to protect the american people. >>> for the second time in five years someone bid more than $3.4 million for a private lunch with warren buffett, and the private lunch goes up for auction every year to benefit the san francisco glide foundation. warren buffett has raised more than $20 million for glide, providing meals, health care, job training and housing for the san francisco poor and homeless. the bitter -- bidder wants to remain anonymous. it is the most expensive item ever sold on ebay. >>> and i will buy you breakfast if you can clear up the traffic on the toll plaza.>> i will stay hungry, i don't think it will clear up any time soon. traffic is backed up for the 25 to 30 minute delay, and no major problems if you are driving through the area as traffic continues to be sluggish driving into

. >> where was freeto dom of expressi -- the freedom of expression in guantanamo bay? was that freedom in practice? did you hold that up as an example of liberty and democracy, as an american way of life? george bush flushed those down the toilet because we're talking about terrorism. >> but it has intervened in afghanistan and is supporting a goth that's been elected twice by the afghan people. >> fareed, i think you spend too much time in the cnn world. in the real world, the people of afghanistan hate the americans. >> in the real world, it is determined by polls, not by what you say, and the polls overwhelmingly show it as do two elections. >> you're living in hollywood, some kind of make-believe world. >> i come back to the same proposition, that if the groups you seem to support, from al qaeda and isis, were as popular as you claim, why don't they hold elections? why do they have to go around murdering and slaughtering and raping people into submission? >> i thought you were talking about guantanamo bay when you talked about rape and murder and oppression, but ob

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military prison at guantanamo bay, cuba, has been relocated to montenegro.had been held at gitmo for 14 years. abdel ah-regadi was found to no longer pose a significant threat to the united states. 79 prisoners remain at gitmo. 29 have been cleared for rele e release. >>> the body of a family member whose sailboat is missing off the coast of florida has been recovered. the family set sail sunday and ran into a storm with six-foot seas about 30 miles to the south. they were traveling to ft. myers to repair their boat. the coast guard also recovered debris from the boat. ace kimberly, two teenage sons, and a teenage daughter were on the boat when it disappeared. >> we still have three persons out there that we're trying desperate three locate, and we still have hope for that. >> the family had lived on the boat for about a year. >>> this morning, severe weather is making its way through the midwest. damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes expected. a funnel cloud was spotted in the chicago area. tornado watches are posted in illinois, indiana, and ohio. another to

closing guantanamo bay and transferring the detainees to the united states would jeopardize our security. here's why. bay presents the opportunity to capitalize on our intelligence gathering when additional terrorists are captured and detained. closing its doors may mean the loss of an important tool that could prohibit future attacks. -- prevent future attacks. secondly, closing guantanamo means that the administration could accelerate the transfer of these prisoners to the united states or abroad. this is reckless. we like a real strategy to defeat isis, and the threat of prisoners returning to the battlefield has been materialized time and time again. of the detainees released prior to 2015 in either have or are suspected to have returned to the fight against the united states. and upon release, we know some of them have killed americans. the obama administration has even admitted this. lastly, the detainees who are determined to eat up dangerous -- determined too dangerous to release will be released into the united states, and americans across the country do not want that will stop

goal and believes that would enhance national security of our country to close the prison at guantÁnamo baywhat is also true is that the president believes that article iii courts have proved to be an effective way to bring terrorists to justice. attorney general lynch certainly believes that. she's got her own experience about. prior to becoming attorney general she was the u.s. attorney and eastern district of new york where she was involved in some of those terrorism cases. so she sort has to strong trekkers and she understands the importance of bringing terrorists to justice, protecting the country and doing so in a way that is consistent with our values. so beyond that i'm not going to get into the views that are expressed in private conversations. you will not be surprised if that the administration certainly is considered a wide range of options to bring to justice those individuals that are currently in the prison at guantÁnamo bay so that they can close that prison and that work is ongoing. the only reason we have not succeeded in getting that done is the obstacles have been direct

learn about the obama administration's efforts to close the guantanamo bay detention center before the president leaves office. read the report online at pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: and the reuters news agency reports that the 17- month u.s. effort to train and build up the iraqi army has fallen short. current and former u.s. officers and officials told reuters that despite u.s. efforts, the army's combat capacity has barely improved and that the government relies too heavily on shiite militias to do the fighting. for more about the readiness of the iraqi army, i am joined via skype by ned parker of reuters, who co-wrote the report. give us a lay of the land here. what's the mix between the iraqi army and the militias? who is doing the fighting? >> it's a mic'd bag really. the iraqi army has only five functioning divisions according to u.s. officers and most divisions are about 60 to 65% capacity. so on the ground now, when fighting happens, the iraqi military has basically a shortage of labor. and the one good fighting force that's there, that's effective from the state, is the

. >>> the release of prisoners from guantanamo bay may have had deadly consequences.he "washington post" reports at least 12 released detainees have launched attacks against u.s. or allied forces in afghanistan. about half a dozen americans were killed including female civilian aid worker. president obama has pledged to close the u.s. prison in cuba before he leaves office. >> we're learning more about the victims of that deadly hit and run in michigan. the five cyclists killed belong to a group of enthusiasts called the chain gang. among those who died were a former nurse, a researcher and two grand fathers very active in the catholic church. the driver remains in custody in the hospital. he's not yet been identified. >>> maria sharapova says she will appeal the two-year suspension from professional tennis for using a banned substance. the tennis superstar says she was not aware that the world anti-doping agency barred athletes from using meldonium. the drug increases blood flow which improves exercise capacity by carrying more oxygen to the muscles. >>> and the trus

air force colonel morris davis was formerly the top prosecutor for terrorist suspects held at guantanamo bay. colonel davis spoke at the national press club recently, explaining what he sees as the problems with the military trials at guantanamo bay. >> all right. good morning, everyone. is this on? can you hear me okay? sure. okay, it's a small room. i'm loud. good morning. thank you so much for joining us. i am molly mcincludeky. i'm a member of the board of governors here at the national press club and a freelance journalist, and i'm so proud to welcome colonel morris davis to this newsmaker this morning. during an election cycle that has seen an increasing crackdown on press freedoms and an administration that has also become known for censoring its critics and journalists alike, i can think of few more relevant guests than colonel davis to join us day. now, morris davis was the former chief prosecutor for the guantanamo military commissions, and he later spoke out publicly against the treatment of inmates in prison there. and he recently settled a lawsuit against the library of congress

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but since 2008, there have been no -- the effort has been to close guantanamo bay with the effort of bringing those detainees to the united states. this congress, this senate has spoken time and time again both in the predecessors legislation to this bill we're considering today, ndaa of past years as well as the appropriations process in which we prohibit those detainees from being brought to the united states and housed in a facility here in the u.s. and in fact the attorney general, the secretary of defense have on numerous occasions confirmed that the president has no legal authority to close gitmo or to transfer detainees to the united states. but for some reason the national defense authorization bill as it came out of the committee provides for the planning and construction, planning and designing related to construction of a facility here. so this amendment strikes that language and it reaffirms what we have said before, and in fact in last year's national defense authorization bill, we said there had to be a plan provided by the administration that outlines in significant cr

the president of the united before he was ever elected that he was going guantanamo bay facility that housed the worst of the worst terrorists, wanting to kill americans and destroy our way of life. well, he found out right after he took office, you just can't do that because it is going to put american lives at risk. there's a reason they're being held there. and it violates no rules of law when it comes to war. because war is a little different. but since civilized society came along in the history of mankind, things improved for prisoners of war. because before there was civilized society, when one group warred against another, they would either kill them, make them slaves, it was pretty gruesome what occurred. but in civilized history, when one group says, we are at war with this other group, then the other group either responds by defending themselves or they are overtaken by the evil doers. in this case, radical islamists. and since the history of more civilized warfare, if we can call it such, as war is truly nations played by rules that said, if you capture someone who is part

ask you guys about this because six americans were killed by detainees that were released from guantanamo bayhe obama administration is aware that these detainees targeted u.s. troops in afghanistan and killed even one female aide worker. so shutting down guantanamo still in the best interest? and, christian, why do you think even with this knowledge, even with admitting this knowledge, the obama administration still wants to make this -- wants to get this checked off his list. >> right. the determine to close guantanamo purely for ideological reasons and this is another of the factor. the lead shape self admitted mast mind of 9/11 still sits in guantanamo however many years, 15 after 9/11 and hasn't been dealt with with this trial. and this isn't the first revelation of people who have been let out of guantanamo doing bad things, killing americans last year, the director of national intelligence admitted that we know one and six people released have gone and returned to the battlefield. those are only the ones we know about. the number is probably greater. the penalty for unlawful combat, fo

require women to register for the draft and another would prevent the president from closing guantanamo bayuse is threatened to veto the bill of that provision. the gop responded to the threat in the weekly address. between now at tomorrow's vote, lawmakers could add on other amendments.>>> stay with us. we we'll be right back. -- we will be right back. >>> car owners showing off their wheels the alameda point competition of elegance. corvettes and ferraris were featured but there were classic cars of all makes and models. it was held on the parade grounds. 230 cars from display. 130 took the competition. >>> we continue to follow developments in orlando following the biggest mass shooting in history. obama called the attack an act of terror and hate. 50 people were killed dozens injured a gunman was killed in a shooter with police and vigils were held in several cities including a gathering in san francisco. stay with us for the latest on the investigation, starting with morning news. >>> we are always on for you at ktvu.com. >>> will take one more look at san francisco city hall. this is

to 53 countries and poor correspondent including some hotspots like iraq, chechnya, china and guantÁnamo bay he started his career in washington d.c. on w nbc radio and he worked as a senate staffer at one point a senate staffer at one point which i do not know. he is also an early venture stage capitalist and was the first person to get that up all rights to the super bowl in russia. i am not sure, will have to ask him about that. he is here to talk about the white house and the presidency please welcome paul brandon [applause]. >> thank you very much paul and congratulations i know it is the fdr library 75th anniversary. congratulations morning and thank you all for coming. it is such an honor for me to be here at the fdr library. it is my first time here and just walking around hyde park on this magnificent ground you can really feel the spirit of franklin roosevelt i think it's fear to say is clearly one of our greatest presidents. probably one of our top two or three. we can we can have a debate about that later. of course i feel the spirit of franklin roosevelt every day that i'm in th

the white house promised to veto the bill over a provision to prevent it from closing the guantanamo bayponded to. >> they are not there for parking tickets. they want to kill americans and hat everything we stand for. the white house however, has not ruled out unlateral action. transferring detainees to the united states jeopardizes our security. >> and the white house expresses frustration. >> we need congress to get out of the way. they included restrictions that prevented the administration from doing what is necessary. >> reporter: they are expected to vote and pass on the defense bill. until then law makers could add on other amendments as well. >> thank you, garrett. all of this as violence continues to rage in the middle east. isis claiming responsibility for deadly bombing. women and children among the victim's killed. the u.s. backed rebels are closing in on the terror groups defactor in the north. they have an uphill climb as they are upagainst the terror group and president's regime. >> reporter: laura, it was a grisly scene after isis launched suicide attacks and among the v

require women to register for the draft and would make it harder for president obama to close the guantanamo bay detention center. we expect a vote on final passage of the bill in about an hour. this is live coverage on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. o god of mountains, stars, and boundless spaces, to you we lift our hearts with gratitude for your mercy and grace. you are the source of our hope and strength, for we receive guidance from your faithfulness. protect our senators with shields of honor and integrity, as they put their hope new. -- hope in you. may they patiently wait for the unfolding of your loving providence, remembering that our times are in your hands. lord, give them the wisdom to bless every good deed, by whomsoever it may be done, rising above strife and division to a unity that heals. may they seek you with such intensity that they will experience the joy of your continuous presence. we pray in your holy name. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in

2008 president obama pledged he would close the detention center in guantanamo bay. 7 years later theison is still on. president obama is not expected to issue an order to close the prison due to lack of congressional support. 80 frizzers in remain. >> par mar healthcare cooperative is suing government over obamacare app the co-op says affordable care act is forcing non profit insurers to pay millions to large insurance carriers to bring on high risk patients. and ever green hel isn't paying care for its 22 million to cover high risk pictures and the co-op wants injunction to be made until changes are made to the rule. >> "washington post" is reporting that receive rights advocacy group is slamming the public schooling system over ho black students in alexandria are four times as likeryly as white classmates to be suspended. >> advancement project advocates are pushing for the school system to focus lesson funishment and more on fixing bad behaviors. city schools officials rebutted reports findings. >> and oprah is out. mcdonald's is n the world's biggest hamburger children is moving

they sound very nice but where's the freedom for people in guantanamo bay.id you hold that up as an example of liberty and democracy? the american way? the american life? george bush flushed them down the toilet. >> but the united states intervened in bosnia to protect muslims. it has intervened in afghanistan and is supporting a government that has been elected twice by the afghan people. >> i think you spend too much time in the cnn world, in the real world, the people in afghanistan hate americans. >> the real world is determined by polls not what you say. >> you're living in hollywood. some kind of make believe world. >> i come back to the very simple proposition that if the groups you seem to support, from al qaeda to isis were as popular as they claim, why do they have to go around murdering, slotering, raping and forcing people into submission? >> for a moment i thought you were talking about guantanamo bae when you were talking about rape, and oppression. >> choudery reminds me of marxist ideologs that could justify their belief system. what is strik

americans safe is by renewing clear prohibition on president obama's ability to move dangerous guantanamo bay ry terrorist into our country or release them to unstable regions like libya, yemen and somalia. henry kissenger observed last

by men set free, about 12 from guantanamo bay. the article revealed, quote, the obama administration believes about 12 detainees released from the prison at guantanamo bay, cuba, have launched attacks against u.s. or allied forces in afghanistan, killing about half dozen americans. in march a senior pentagon official made a startling admission to lawmakers when he acknowledged that former guantanamo inmates were responsible for the deaths of americans overseas. but "the washington post" has learned additional deaths, while most of the incidents are directed to military personnel, the dead also included one american civilian, a female aide worker, end of quote. it is clear the president's dangerous release of guantanamo detainees puts the american families at risk of murder. an extraordinary deterrent to islamic terrorists is the ability to incars a rate them for the cureation of the war they have declared against american families. in conclusion, god bless our troops and may the president by his actions never forget september 11 a

[inaudible conversations] and blocks president obama from closing the prison at guantÁnamo bay.they also started working on the 2017th spending for commerce, justice and science. they came to the floor late in the session to pay tribute to former ohio senator who died at last sunday at the age of 79. here are those remarks now. ob >> matter president i am joinedd with the senator from ohio to discuss the passing of a dear friend of his and mine. i will make if you short remarks on senator portman who will be speaking at his memorial service later in the week in cleveland. we will offer a resolution and some comments to the resolution. this weekend, we were awakened on sunday to learn that the state of ohio and the city of cleveland lost one of its champions.or as mayor of my beloved city, the city i call home, cleveland, thr two-term governor was my colleague for the first four years in the senate. george dedicated his life to public service but he was a man of conviction. he was willing to listen to the other side of the argument and put what he believed best for our state and

at independence mall, you, he is out, there but just came back from cube, a was in cuba pt at guantanamo bay, i mean, iraq, afghanistan, we try to lead from the front, you know, these young americans risking their lives. >> going little slow. so that's the sergeant major with chef irvine? >> that's right. >> i think my repels were little bigger than chefs. >> i think so, too, i think you are showing him off, i thought. >> round of applause, there you go. >> how did you do, budd? >> hallices end, i got the number one guy in the army right there with me. >> so listen, i know you're rock star. you said you saw it in my face when i went over i was a little chicken. >> just little bit. but i have to gave you a loft credit. you went up there and did it, made us proud. >> thank you. did i hear you just came back from cuba. >> did i. >> how was it? >> awesome. soldiers doing great mission, wonderful experience, got to do the army ball, their army ball before the big army ball, had great time, sold remembers doing well. >> mike, you're allowed to talk to me again. i don't foe if you're still in there

then the former chief military prosecutor at guantÁnamo bay speaks at the national press club.s a heritage foundation host discussion about the history of margaret -- legacy of margaret thatcher. then live coverage from the democratic party platform committee meeting. in a moment, we will open the phone lines to muslim american callers. .ur guest will be larry pratt then there will be a discussion with david stacy from the human rights campaign. also, the afghan ambassador to the u.s. ♪ host: a little more than 3 million muslims live in america. 1% of the entire population. this morning, we want to hear from muslim americans and learn about life in the united states for them. 202 is the area code. (202) 748-8000 in the western time zone.

they don't cover the guantanamo bay detainees in the battlefield or mohammed horsi's part of the islamicligence officer said. so, you know, i don't blame mr. trump for being mad about the bias here. >> it's real. there is nothing wrong with organizations vetting presidential candidates. but it's a matter of scale and tone. so you get the impression reading the "new york times," washington post considering trump not just wrong but immoral. a threat to the country. once considering someone immoral, or someone who is going to destroy the nation with him, then there is nothing -- you can't go too far in stopping that person. the job becomes not just to record what the person says, but influence the outcome of the election. i think a lot of journalists, i know that, because i live in this world they believe they have a moral obligation to stop this buy. >> i'm taking it further. he said you've got a coordinated hillary-obama message which is donald trump doesn't have the temperment to be president. does hillary have judgment to be president giving $150 billion to iranian terrorists? the numbe

on c-span three, news conference on the future of guantÁnamo bay detainees. >> book tv has 48 hours hoursnonfiction books and authors every weekend. here are some programs coming up this weekend. on saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, from book expo american, the annual trade show in chicago, former and be a player cream abdul-jabbar talks about his book, writings on the wall about the political and social landscape. on sunday at 2:30 p.m. eastern, roundtable p.m. eastern, roundtable discussion about donald trump's book, the art of the deal, first published in 1987. panelist will discuss the book. >> at 9:00 p.m. eastern, afterwards the political science professor talks about his book, isis, the history. that looks at the history and rise of isis. he is interviewed by author of mecca and mainstream, muslim life in america, after 9/11. >> so it is said isis must be a direct result of the civil wars, and the air of ease, the the security vacuum that exists in iraq, syria and the perception that somehow the peaceful collective action could not really change the existing order. >> it go to b

it authorizes $602 billion in military spending, but it also bars the guantanamo bay prison from closing, and it blocks any new base closings. similar provisions are also contained in a house bill, but the white house has warned the president will not accept them. >> woodruff: wall street fell for a fourth day over worries about interest rates and britain's vote on the european union. the dow jones industrial average lost 57 points to close near 17,675. the nasdaq gave up five points, and the s&p 500 slipped three. still to come on the newshour: new efforts to counter violent extremism before an attack. a look at the gun used in the orlando and san bernardino shootings. russian hackers steal democrats' research on donald trump, and much more. >> ifill: how much do words matter? donald trump has regularly criticized president obama and hillary clinton for not using the term "radical islam" to define the threat of terrorism. but mr. obama, in extensive remarks delivered at the treasury department, struck back today, saying the presumptive republican nominee's plan to ban muslims from the u