it is alienating hundred of across the muslims road. our focus should be on people with suspected links to terrorism. there will be no support in congress on either side of the aisle if he goes after suspects of terrorism. if this order, the new one still blocks refugees from coming to the united states for at least 120 days, with cuts within 50%. turning away innocent people who are fleeing persecution, genocide and care is not the american way. it will not keep a safer. -- us safer. of americaan image totally inconsistent with what we want. the president's executive order is still fatally flawed. several of his advisers have made it clear that his intention is to bar muslims from entering the united states and to give priority to christian refugees. constitution'she establishment clause and the equal protection clause. tweaking which of the bank can't remedy the president's original unlawful intent. during the presidential campaign, the president issued the following statement. donald trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown

the entire muslim population. it makes no sense. even president trump's department of homeland security says as much. but this president is determined

do you remember the muslim ban, muslim ban, do you remember the muslim ban?r ) back in january supreme court shut down president trump's attempt to shut down travel by seven countries saying it targeted religion. trump went back to the drawing board and came up with something totally different. old ban. new ban. wow! so different. so the white house said this new executive order has nothing to do with muslims, and yesterday a hawaiian judge told donald trump aloha! >> breaking news, a federal judge just put a temporary halt to president trump's new travel ban. >> derek watson, a federal judge in hawaii, ruled that executive order amounts to discrimination, writing a reasonable objective observer would find it intends to disfavor a particular religion. >> hawaii was the first state to file suit against the president, but the battle is nowhere close to being over. >> trevor: damn! hawaiian news is (bleep)! look at that guy! evening the local news looks like a tourism ad. i bet that studio is just floating on a surf board the whole time. we think it's indoors. (

or muslims around the world.f that's the case, you're going to have that same hurdle. the other ones are not as slam dunk against the administration. >> you're a lawyer. how do you see it? >> a recovering attorney. >> tell us why most muslims around the world are not impacted by the muslims who live in saudi arabia or egypt. the largest arab country, or indonesia, the largest muslim population, or even pakistan. >> i'm going to go on intent. donald trump campaigned on specifically a permanent muslim ban, which then was changed a temporary muslim ban. he also said extreme vetting of muslims. he also said a registry for muslims, and god bless rudy giuliani of all people. i'm going to aplud rudy giuliani for the first time who when the fir first. >> dhs secretary kelly. well, if you look at 9/11, for a second, 15 of the 19 michael jackson hijack-- hijackers from arabia. none of those were mentioned on this ban, but donald trump has business dealings with three of those countries. it's ineffective. it's counter produ

do you remember the muslim ban, muslim ban, do you remember the muslim ban? ( laughter ) back in january supreme court shut down president trump's attempt to shut down travel by seven countries saying it targeted religion. trump went back to the drawing board and came up with something totally different. old ban. new ban. wow! so different. so the white house said this new executive order has nothing to do with muslims, and yesterday a hawaiian judge told donald trump aloha! >> breakingews, a federal judge just put a temporary halt to president trump's new travel ban. >> derek watson, a federal judge in hawaii, ruled that executive order amounts to discrimination, writing a reasonable objective observer would find it intends to disfavor a particular religion. >> hawaii was the first state to file suit against the president, but the battle is nowhere close to being over. >> trevor: damn! hawaiian news is (bleep)! look at that guy! evening the local news looks like a tourism ad. i bet that studio is just floating on a surf board the whole time. we think it's in

, of 10, 15, 20,000 muslims, at that point i'll have respect for muslims. >> i'm a pediatrician, i'm a muslim, and can you ask me anything. >> thanks to the youth association, this is going to be fixed. personally introducing americans to different muslims across the country. i wasn't familiar with the ahmadiyya muslim community, just like they requested. i asked. >> we belong to the ahmadiyya international community, founded in the 1800s on the precept of bringing humanity together. one of the founding principles humanity islead our actions how we serve god. >> you need to beat your wife, did it is a that? >> it says you have to do it with a brush. >> you think that the actual verse of the koran says you have to beat your wife with a brush? i read it a million times, it doesn't say that. reporter: this past weekend, the amya, the short name for the associati an incredible campaign called hashtag meet a muslim. with over 10,000 members in the united states and tens of millions across the world, they needed to make their impact heard here in america. their goal, answer as many questio

population is muslim - and many americans have never met a person of the muslim faith. dokoupil shows us how the meet-and-greet went. >> it's been a bruising time in american politics and you might expect american muslims to feel bruised more than most. >> there's no better time to be a muslim in america than now. although happening out there there's a lot of curiosity. >> but on saturday, muslims across the country tried to fight fear of islam with friendly conversation - and facts. >> as a muslim in america, what do you find is the most common question or misconception that people have? >> probably the most common misconception is that jihad is a violent war against the non-muslims. there's nothing in islam that allows for radical muslims. >> that exchange and hundreds like it were part of the first national "meet a muslim day," a project of the ahmadiyya muslim youth association. spokesperson salaam bhatti met people in new york's times square: >> get out there, go out of our comfort zones, and have our neighbors meet us. so that we can let them know that islam is a

where's the muslim ban? the latest word from the white house is i know we said we'd let it way a day so that would be thursday but it's not coming today or tomorrow. maybe we'll have a new muslim ban by next week, maybe. here's the thing, this is one of the only things they've tried to do in terms of policy, notice how it's fallen apart, not gone anywhere? here's the thing, they do have a problem here and i can show you that problem. we have just obtained this document which is produced by an intelligence agency based inside the department of homeland security an office called the office of intelligence and analysis. if that name is familiar, it's because that agency, the office of intelligence and analysis at homeland security, they were in the news a few days ago because the a.p. a few days ago obtained a report from this same agency that was apparently spiked by the trump administration. it was prepared by career intelligence professionals but then they spiked it, they didn't want to let it out. that docu

you know, they're muslim but we're not prejudiced. we don't even require a background check because we know we can trust them. we don't know what they did here in the house. but in their stepmother's house hey planted listening devices, apparently they knew where to get them. they knew how to use them. in the home. it still leads one to wonder, what all did they do during the 12 years they were working on computer systems here on capitol hill? and still, we know the allegations have been talked about at length in the media about the hacking of the democratic national committee, thei keep asking, are these guys that set up the democratic ational committee's computers? guys that are good at planting listening devices, they're good at setting up cameras to monitor movement and what's going on. did these guys help the democratic national committee set up their system without any background checks? these guys that made it so vulnerable to being hacked by russians or most anyone else who ared to try. galani learned from a life insurance exe

the entire muslim population. it makes no sense. even president trumps department of homeland security says as much. that but this president is determined to go forward with his muslim band. he is determined to builda the balls on our borders, he is determined to instill fear in our hearts. this is not how america works and it is not how we will move forward. blaming let's not continue the cruelty of blaming immigration and immigrants for our challenges. we should work together, in the spirit of post-world war ii america setting the example for the world to build a better america for all americans including new americans, no matter the color of their skin, where the the parents were born, or how they pray. mr. president, yield the floor. >> while the senate is out for the night but earlier members passed a measure repealing a rule that requires federal contractors to sell certified violations of certain labor laws. that has been passed by the house back in february by a 2360 mac 27 vote. now it heads to president

in the bottom part of the income spectrum but lots of muslims are not and even some of the muslim groupsot done so well educationally or in the economy and they are starting to do a lot better. as many bangladeshi youths go to russell group universities as white british kids and that is quite an achievement. what is to be done when we look at birmingham and say there is a problem and we can see sources of extremism and councillors admit there is a problem. what is the solution? we need to identify exactly what the problem is and do different things, in birmingham we have sparkbrook or different cases where there are significant numbers of arrests of people who have been accused of terrorism but if you remove one of those rates, resulting in 14 people arrested, the percentage is similar to the rest of the country so we have to be careful but —— careful about looking at figures and when it comes to birmingham, the people on the ground, the grassroots community, they are the people we need to look at to search for the right brain. there is very little that can be done about somebody with a

geert wilders is an anti-muslim radical. he's a crusading anti-immigrant far right nativist of a sort that hasn't been seen in top tier western politics in decades. but geert wilders was expected to win the national elections in the netherlands. he was expected tonight to become the new dutch prime minister. he did not win. he will not be prime minister. we're going to have more on that election result coming up tonight as well. i should tell you a lot of trump partisans in this country are very upset with geert wilders' loss in the netherlands tonight tonight is also starting to look basically like deflation day for the biggest republican policy priority effort of them all. the effort to repeal obamacare appears to be in political freefall right now. it will face a vote in a house committee tomorrow. it might pass that committee. the fact that it might is remarkable given that it has eight more seats than democrats do and it still might not pass. if it does pass the republican-controlled house -- which itself is not sure --

the judge says the reason i know it's a muslim ban is that you keep saying it's a muslim ban. then trump says again, it's a muslim ban. i think he's never going to change. four years from now, it's going to be like, okay, mr. president, this is attempt 57 at the travel ban. this time it woman targets three people named wafeek. it is not moms ban. "got it! here's a new muslim ban! same as the old one!" ( laughter ) let's move on to the main story. the netherlands, aka the land where no one can sneak up on anyone, held it's election. that's normally all we would say about it but this time the world was watching. >> voters are heading to the polls in the netherlands in what's seen as the first of several elections testing the populous sentiment in europe. >> turnout was the highest in decades, 82% of voters cast ballots. >> the prime minister's party won the country's parliamentary elections, able to fend off a fierce challenge from far right candidate geert wilders. >> trevor: we don't really care prime minister microgergen won reelection. that's not even his name, i don't care,

he is trying to block muslims. stop, concentrate on what the people elected you on. >> the president brought up national security as one of the reasons why the ban was so important. this is what donald trump had to say. >> hundreds of refugees are under federal investigation for terrorism and related reasons. we have entire regions of the world destabilized by terrorism and isis. for this reason, i issued an executive order to temporarily suspend immigration from places where it cannot safely occur. >> brian, the problem for president trump is that the evidence that the judge saw in hawaii just didn't back up those statements. >> that's what judge watson says. but what about the fact that 91% of muslims worldwide are not included in this alleged muslim ban? judge watson had the audacity, john, in his ruling, to mock that fact. in other words, he said oh, just because there is 91% of muslims not in this travel ban, that doesn't make a difference. because if you just exclude one muslim from coming into this country t

muslims, that's what she will focus on.e us election, donald trump constantly mentioning problems in paris, even sometimes when there were issues, now there are, and i think marine le pen will will do the same thing. we are looking at a large probability ofa are looking at a large probability of a surprise election victory, it was things like this willjust play into it. like president trump you, we will do a ban and stamp it out, things like that. it isn't one story leading after the other, it will play into hands and we could see a right—wing leader in france. play into hands and we could see a right-wing leader in france. we should have had you here next thursday because that today when we will know who will be the next prime minister of the netherlands. ever been to a muslim country and been woken up at 3am because of the call to prayer? i haven't actually. ijust got back from dubai and i haven't... they have very good air—conditioning!m india it isjust have very good air—conditioning!m india it is just noisy 2a seven. f

muslim ban. me up, said, put a commission together show me the right way to do it, legally. i put a commission together. >> one of the differences you're going to see, it's going to be responsive to the judicial ruling which didn't exist previously. those are mostly minor technical differences, fundamentally, you're still going to have the same basic policy outcome for the country. >> last night at a campaign style rally in nashville, donald trump lashed out at the judge's ruling. >> a judge has just blocked our executive order on travel and refugees coming into our country from certain countries. >> this is the opinion of many, an unprecedented judicial overreach. this ruling makes us look weak. which by the way, we no longer are, believe me. >> we're going to take our case as far as it needs to go. >> this is a watered down version of the first one. >> this is a watered down version. and let me tell you something, i think we ought to go back to the first one and go all the way, which is what i

trump made his muslim ban proposal on the 7th.e saw 15 anti-muslim hate crimes nationally and 87.5% increase. we also then during that year saw us busting out of a range to the second highest number of anti-muslim hate crimes we've had since we've been keeping data, since right after 9/11. so that's something. another thing that we've seen is that in the two weekafter the election, from law enforcement data, we saw significant increase in anti-muslim attacks. groups like the southern poverty law center which includes nonhate crimes found there were 27 -- there were references to president trump 37% at the time but that includes hate incidents and the number of hate incidents were far greater than the actual number of hate crimes. that being said, let me just rattle things off for 2016. because these are new data. new york city, up 23%, hate crime overall. muslim, up 48%. chicago, 20% increase in hate crime in 2016. seattle, 25% up. montgomery county, maryland, up 42%. so in the limited number of jurisdictions that we have data for

. -- and american muslims. despite freedom of religion to all. amy: the new ban is set to take effect march 16. we'll have e more on the nenew n after headlines with faiza patel. israel passed its own travel ban monday, barring supporters of the boycott, divestment and , sanctions movement, known as bds, from entering israel. the bds movement is an international campaign to pressure israel to comply with international law and respect palestinian rights. the israeli parliament voted to ban non-israelis from entering the country if they, or any organizations they are a part of, support the economic, -- boycott. the law calls it to "new front of war against israel." house rerepublicans unveiled legislation to r repeal much of the affordable care act monday, inclcluding its expansion of medicaid. the proposal includes a large tax x break for insusurance companies that pay their ceo's over $500,000 per year. itit also defunds s planned parenthood and eliliminates abortion coverage. the republican proposal does retai

it's a nationwide stop on the ban because judge watson found this muslim ban was truly a muslim ban. it constitutes an establishment of religion and betrayed the ideals that our founders had when they created this country. >> this is a temporary restraining order. what does temporary mean in this case? >> well, temporary means that that was argued up quickly, indeed, was just a week ago tonight that i think i was on your show when we announced we were filing the complaint and indeed maybe it was the day before that the executive order was issued so temporary means there's been a need for speed. the judge would like us to come back and discuss the issues with more time. but i take it from what the president said tonight in the campaign speech -- he said a lot of stuff, but one of the things he sounded like he was saying was he wanted to take this to the court of appeals and the united states supreme court. >> in terms of the overall sort of landscape of challenges against this ban -- and you can't speak for other cases that aren't your own but as an expert in this field, as an observe

he's described this as muslim ban. described it as candidate as muslim ban. asked rudy giuliani to dress it up to not look like muzz lslim but still is. >> you think the comments are relevant? >> do. and think the comment tonight he just watered down the executive or the is additional proof if anybody needed it that what we're talking about is muslim ban barred by the first amendment. >> what do you think of the ninth circuit judges giving opinion tonight, offering different opinion? >> haven't seen that or had a chance to read it. ninth circuit has already ruled that first executive order was violation of the first amendment. i would be surprised if it changed course. >> brian frosh, thank you. >> thanks for having me don. >> when we come back, what donald trump says now about his wiretapping claims and where he says he got his information. . s looks delicious, huh? -yeah. -richard, try to control yourself. -i can't help it. -and how about that aroma? -love that aroma! umph! -craveability, approved! -oh, can i have some now?! -sure! help yourself. -wait, wha

population is muslim and many americans have never mets a person of the muslim faith.koupil explains it's better late than ever. >> reporter: it's been a bruising time in american politics and you might expect american muslims to feel bruised more than most. >> there's no better time to be a muslim in america thn right now. although there's a lot of phobias hanning out there, there's a lots of curiosity. >> reporter: but on saturday muslims across the country tried to fight fear of islam with friendly conversation and facts. >> as a muslim in america what do you find is the most common question or misperception that people have? >> the moenl common one is that jihad is a violent war against the -- >> that exchange and hundreds like it were part of the first national meet a muslim day. this spokesperson met people in new york's times square. >> get out there, be out of our comfort zone, and have our neighbors meet us so we can let them know that islam is a peaceful religion, muslims are loyal to this country, this is our country of residence, and we're here to progress

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hey, creating a muslim registry is not normal. we do not deserve to be treated like as we were others. thank you for making sure our city does not cooperate with this order. >> thank you so much. >> greetings of peace. >> my mame is loudi. i would like to first thank you all for coming today and representing our rights. and allowing us to share our voices. >> i believe that everyone deserves the right to live in peace. as a yemen arab, american muslim i am very proud to be here and be able to share my voice. what makes america is its diverse people that includes arabs latinos african americans, christians jus, muslim and more, we are all one nation, brothers and sisters mothers and fathers, sons and daughters, i have a close person who told me a quote that i memorized and never forgot. the quote is proud to be who i am. when you guys want to say proud to be who i am with me now. okay. >> proud to be who i am. >> and so on the count of three. we are going to say -- 1, 2, 3. proud to be who i am. >> thank you very much. >> thank you

muslims have rights.need to fight bigotry that exist against muslims, but don't use the term islamophobia because they're trying to shut us all up from criticizing islamic state ideology. [applause] >> ambassador rooney, you also served in congress from florida. is the republican support for more money for voice of america, for radio free asia, all of those things that seem to atrophy under the clinton administration when without we won the cold war, we no longer need to have those voices for america spirit i think there definitely is. think impact of the comments about cultural diplomacy and you can't fight an idea, and as you mentioned what happened with the fall of eastern europe, will have to fight the war of ideas while people like the colonel fight the war on the ground. you can do that without projecting your voice covertly and overtly. i know that congressman rohrabacher used to be a speechwriter in the reagan administration he was involved with radio free europe. he's totally in sync with that id

but you are a muslim, a practicing muslim.o you think the criticism is fair that moderate muslims such as yourself haven't done enough to speak up against extremism. >> i used to be one of the moderate muslims that would say about ourselves we haven't done enough to speak up about it. the problem here for me personally is it's very difficult to latch onto particular ideas. i write from the position of a layperson. i do not present myself as a theologian. what i'm doing is claiming space for laypeople and people of good faith to be able to come to the table and it speak to the scholars of islam and speak to the religious authorities and stake out a new area where we can engage in a dialogue between those who claim deep religious knowledge and those who simply wants to be a good moral, ethical agents as muslims in the world. >> tucker: is there something intrinsic to islam that produces violent behavior? >> no, i don't think so. i think there's a certain reading that allows for the violence, but i think it's a politically narrow

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i suppose the problem, this ban applies to mainly muslim countries.t is the beginning of the problem for president trump. but many other mainly muslim countries are still free to come to the united states. america has the most generous immigration policies, and those are still in place. 90 day halt on people coming from places that harbour terrorism. from countries terrorism, sponsoring and places that cannot vet their own. it is presidential, and it is the week to put american rights first. that is what president trump said on the campaign trailand is what president trump said on the campaign trail and that is exactly what he is doing today. thank you for joining what he is doing today. thank you forjoining us. one person who has condemned the ban, david miliband. he said that the executive order targets the most vulnerable refugees trying to resettle themselves. the 120 day ban on refugees targets the most vulnerable, and the most vetted population are writing in the united states. refugee resettlement has been a great american success story, bringi

why not ban all muslims? they're foipg to say this is a limited targeted ban on countries that don't have a good vetting process for people who try to enter the united states. on the other hand, the most damaging thing in this opinion i think is rudolph giuliani's quotation saying ta trump asked him how do we do a legal muslim ban? it sounds like this was planned to ban muslims as opposed to only potential terrorists. >> professor dershowitz, what options does the white house have here now? >> i don't think they can go back now and say we're going to do a third effort. i think they have to litigate and litigate hard. i think they're going to ask for an expedited appeal to the ninth circuit to try to get this case to the supreme court. they would like to get this to the supreme court after justice gorsuch is confirmed. but even without gorsuch on the court, i think they'll have a very substantial chance of winning even among eight just e justices, but the real risk is that the ninth circuit rules against them

say in the west, muslim need special protection. in america, muslims are a discriminated against minority. and they ought to be kinder and respect their culture. >> it is it all about free speech. >> and saying mohammed was was a killer and killed people. >> in america bosh has the right to say. that >> in canada you were put on trial for what you wrote. >> mark stein said growing muslim population will take over the west. >> it is a mean thing to say. why should we not be able to stay mean thing. stein fought the government in court and won. >> these laws have no place in free countries. no one should be stopped from saying what they believe. >> mali norist is a cartoonist and draws on every liberal and a south park fan. and in an episode of south park got cancelled because they made a mild mohammed joke. it was a joke about how you can't make a mohammed joke. >> jesus. budda. mohammed. >> in the next episode. comedy central bleeped out the name mohammed. [bleep]. allah. you so, i learned something today. they bleep 35 seconds of t

and non—muslims are at war everywhere all over the world, it is war everywhere and that muslims cannotn—muslim people, you can't be citizens of the nation state together because for them it goes against religious tribalism or religious division of people. and it is that idea which sadly has infected thousands of young muslims worldwide tojoin infected thousands of young muslims worldwide to join groups like al-qaeda and isis, and we really have to stamp that out, there must be zero tolerance for that of thinking, for sympathising with that kind of thinking. that is something that especially muslim communities worldwide, especially in the west, have to do more, and have been doing more, actually, since 9/11 and 7/7 commie if you look at the overall trajectory of muslim discourse it is positive, going in the right direction, a strong sense of coming together and shared values, there has been a positive response from wider society as well, apart from a few fringe neo—nazis who make things worse with their anti—muslim rhetoric. what brings us together as citizens in nation states, that wil

population is muslim, and many americans have never met a person of the muslim faith.ony dokoupil shows us how the meet-and-greet went. >> reporter: it's been a bruising time in american politics and you might expect american muslims to feel bruised more than most. >> there's no better time to be a muslim in america than now. although there is a lot of islamophobia happening out there there's a lot of curiosity. >> reporter: but on saturday, muslims across the country tried to fight fear of islam with friendly conversation and facts. >> as a muslim in america, what do you find is the most common question or misconception that people have? >> probably the most common one is that jihad is a violent war against the non-muslims. there's nothing in islam that allows for radicalism. >> reporter: that exchange and hundreds like it were part of the first national "meet a muslim day," a project of the ahmadiyya muslim youth association. spokesperson salaam bhatti met people in new york's times square. >> get out there, go out of our comfort zones, and have our neighbors meet us

his message is not hating all the muslims. just trying to protect this country as a president. that's his job. >> reporter: salim disagrees saying the best way to protect america is not by shutting people out. >> i am a very proud american citizens. i want to look and see america as being number one in the world but i think it can do that by reaching out to the people. >> reporter: like many of donald trump's supporters, rasheed and khan say that kind of thinking is too ideal lis stick in today's frightening world. >> america's national security should be beyond any politics or religion and should be a top priority being an american. >> all three of those are from pakistan, not under any travel bans under the trump administration. i asked them, should it be considered? there are connections with pakistan's connections to the taliban and that osama bin laden was found in pakistan. all three men were unanimous, no, there no need. >>> a florida man was accused of setting a convenience store on fire wanting to run the arabs out of

and that is to ban muslims. i -- you know, listened very carefully to what alan said and i take his point. if someone didn't have that intent or make those comments written same order by that logic would be constitutional. seems like courts would have to sort those out. >> listen to some of the comments. specifically referencing stephen miller after the first ban was halted. listen to this. >> one of the big differences you're going to see in the executive order is it's going to be responsive to the judicial ruling which didn't exist previously. minor technical differences. fundamentally still have the same basic policy outcome for the country but be responsible -- technical issues brought up by court will be addressed. but in terms of protecting the country, basic policies still in effect. >> comments like that and also comments made in interview to my colleague anderson cooper. widely criticized at the time. did the strategy backfire. >> i need to set the record stating. he's talking about this administration

who said trump originally called it a muslim ban. speaking in memphis on wednesday, trump criticized the judge's ruling. pres. trump: this ruling makes us look weak. which, by the way, we no longer are, believe me. just look at our borders. we're going to fight this terrible ruling. we're going to take our case as far as it needs to go, including all the way up to the supreme court. trump speakingas in nashville. last week hawaii became the first state to sue trump over the travel ban. on wednesday, hawaiian governor david ige praised the court ruling. >> we felt compelled to assure that we will not tolerate discrimination on the basis of national origin or religion, because that truly goes against the very essence of what makes hawaii a very special place. and so, certainly, we felt compelled to file the lawsuit and are very happy that the court agreed with our position. and make, we're joined right now by lee gelernt, the aclu attorney who presented the first challenge to trump's initial travel ban last month. lee gelernt, welcome

i think this will be muslim and mark two.has is that he said on the campaign trail, barn and some have suggested muslim kim stood before the word ban we re muslim kim stood before the word ban were in the same sentence. those two words were there. he simply cannot say i am going to make the vetting of maastricht. you cannot simply say i will make it tougher for these people, he has to have the word ban in there. he has painted himself into a corner. he will insist, because he needs to get this through the courts, but it is not a muslim band, radio giuliani said to him that donald trump wants is a muslim band so how does he make it legal? the courts are not stupid. they will note that evidence and they might well strike it down. there will also be an awareness, as much as some of us worry be an awareness, as much as some of us worry about what this means for relations between west and the muslim world, this is a popular policy amongst the people who voted for trump. this is exactly the kind of policy that they wanted when they

lawyer, persian and muslim lawyer, muslim lawyer and this arab palestinian and this one from yemen this is who we are and this is san francisco. >> (clapping.) >> wow. i don't know what to say now good morning, everyone >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you all for being worked out here and thank you to mayor ed lee, commissioner coppel and supervisor safai and the commission on human rights commission for your remarks and strong leadership i'm proud to celebrate mayor ed lee's signing of the ordinance as a san francisco native i've known that did city of san francisco has been a national champion and now more than ever our community need the leadership we've seen from the affirmative action city of san francisco this lol will act against a detriment registry based on religion or ethnicity what a makes this a landmark with the robust steps the city has taken in content and in private action which serves as a strong detergent mechanism the city of san francisco will resist the database i'm honored to have worked with the city to pass that with the orchestrates he work with the ail

well, this is not aimed atjust muslims.to believe cannot adequately clear their people, that we can be assured that they are safe. this applies to everyone, not just muslims. and the fact is, as your leading piece indicated, the attorney general said today there are about 300 people that came in under the refugee programme who are now under investigation for terrorist activities. this is something which is temporary in nature — it goes for 120 days — the fact is that we will tighten up our processes and we will have a better immigration system as a result of it. yet i have to throw some other figures at you. you may know in a0 years, there has been no fatal terrorist attack on us soil by nationals of any of these six countries. this ban would not have kept any of the 9/11 attackers out. i thikn it would have kept one of the 11 people who attacked paris in november 2015. in the meantime, every day, on average, 91 americans killed by other americans in gun violence and this feels like a priority? sure, we have a problem in so

the president new executive order on temporary travel ban for number of majority muslim naiing and hear what you're saying top five ways devices plan differs from original. it as effect in ten days and that took affect immediately and the new record removes iraq and syrians will be subject to the same 95 day ban travelers and 100 day for refugees and it does not affect green card holders and language that seemed to give priority to christians since were removed. >> the air has been focused on making sure whatever would be would be able to pass the muster of the cords that ruled on. it will it hold true? we'll see. that last provision seems to be a major role in it because a lot of people said it established litmus test for religions that predominantly discriminate against muslims. attorney general jeff sessions says it is within the president's pour to make this executive order. >> like every nation united states has a right to control who enters our country and keep out those that would do us harm and this executive order seeks to protect the american people as well as lawful immigrant

muslim's killing muslims is the number one pick them. >> when i say never i met since 9/11 so peopleidiot. greg: we get enough of that kat produced story so unbelievable you might mistake it for the moon landing. first what president trump's try to keep us safe he's being blamed for ruining spring break. find out why. the pasta ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. side effects may include diarrhea, nausea, upper respiratory tract infe

guest: it's another country with a large muslim population.u read, this ruling gives companies greater freedom than against a religion. that is not necessarily a good thing. we read the decision is an example of the victory of the minority, onee that is likely to result in muslim women refusing to take off their head jobs forced out of the working world. host: the reaction with one paper has gone a bit further in the u.k. guest: this piece is pretty unequivocal. this ruling is a way of legitimizing and prope propagating islam a phobia. it rejects any argument "that these policies will emancipate muslim women." they say it represents a discriminatory form of social engineering for muslim women to adopt a form of social identity. host: today marks the 60 year since the beginning of the syrian uprising. you found a very firs moving firsthand account of an immigrant living in france. a man whomeet recounts his experience of those first years of the syrian uprising. he addresses where the country finds itself. when trying to assess what is left of