republican strategist sean walsh and kqed senior editor of california politics and government, scott shafer. welcome to you both. we will get to you the issue of undocumented immigrants in just a moment. sean, let me first ask you about something that just happened this afternoon. president trump signed an executive order that severely curtails the refugee program to keep out radical islamic terrorists. will that actually do anything to cut down on terrorism, or is it simply feeding into anti-muslim bigotry? >> well, i think, number one, you're sending a message to the pipeline from the origin of where these refugees are coming from, and it's probably going to slow that down to a trickle, number one. number two, with regards to refugees, it gives a chance actually for those that are here now, i think, to get enhanced screening. number three, the issue of refugees is not just simply the ones that we allow in on airplanes and on boats. it's actually the refugees now that are coming across the border in mexico from a lot of these arab and muslim countries. and so the question is that will real

. >>> i'm scott shafer and i'm here in washington, d.c.alking with lawmakers and citizens from across the country about the inauguration of donald j. trump. >> we'll hear from lawmakers past and present. >> and people are worried. we're worried about their future. >> the most predictable thing about donald trump is his unpredictability. >> we talk to californians celebrating the new president. >> it was a lot easier to come out as gay here in the bay area than as a republican trump supporter. >> and those who will take part in the women's march. >> what i'm really going there for is this huge kind of community hug. >> that's tonight on kqed "newsroom." welcome to kqed "newsroom." i'm thuy vu. tonight we bring you a special one-hour program on the presidential inauguration, plus analysis what was lies ahead in the trump era for california and the nation. and welcome to our new broadcast time of 7:00 p.m. >>> this morning in washington, d.c., the nation's 45th president, donald trump, vowed in his inaugural speech to rebuild and lead the cou

. >>> i'm scott shafer and i'm here in washington, d.c.alking with lawmakers and citizens from across the country about the inauguration of donald j. trump. >> we'll hear from lawmakers past and present. >> and people are worried. we're worried about their future.

. >>> i'm scott shafer and i'm here in washington, d.c.lawmakers and citizens from across the country about the inauguration of donald j. trump. >> we'll hear from lawmakers past and present. >> and people are worried. we're worried about their future.