take a look. >> sharia law, as we have titled it, there is no such thing as sharia law. are laws of various muslim countries which are hodgepodge of british laws, french laws, portuguese laws. in there, there is tremendous discrimination of genders, which disqualifies them under the constitution of united states, cannot be implemented, cannot be brought. i do not stand for any sharia law because there is no such thing. >> okay. but here's a problem. back in 1983, according to reports, khan wrote about sharia in the houston journal of international law, writing, quote, the invariable and basic rules of islamic law are only those prescribed in the sharia, the koran, and sunnah, which are few and limited. then he went on to say all works which have been written during the more than thirteen centuries are very rich, but they must always be subordinated to the sharia. unfortunately we have more khan in a recent interview. he also said the terrorists, it has nothing to do with islam. watch this. >> what he fights in the name of islam and all that, that is not islam at all. i w

we have to be under sharia law. i'm not going to bow down to them. >> with fear it's a matter of life and death. >> when you ask someone steeped in the subject like columbia, he makes an important distinction. >> why do they hate us? >> if you take they as being muslims, they don't hate us. if you talk about they as being a narrow group of extreme radicals, that's an entirely different question. >> he comes from that very small group of extreme radicals. >> to the muslims in america, i have to this say. how can you have your loyalty to a government that is leading the war against the muslims? >> no one scares american security officials more than him. >> wanted dead or alive. >> head of al questioned add in yemen. >> helps plan attacks on the united states. >> he is the driving force behind all of the worst terrorist attacks in america since 9/11. >> we are facing those who love death just like you love life. >> he is an american, born in new mexico, educated at colorado state university. how influential is he? the

then there's other things people call sharia.toning women to death, that's not part of sharia, not mentioned in the koran at all. that's why the community has been vocal in condemning other muslim leaders that call for these things. i think it's important to hear these muslim voices to talk about there's a nuance here and there are muslims on our side to try to defend this nation and the world from peace. >> let's listen to another portion of donald trump's speech today. >> one of my first acts as president will be to establish a commission on radical islam which will include reformist voices in the muslim community. the goal of the commission will be to identify and explain to the american public the core convictions and beliefs of radical islam. this commission will be used to develop new protocols for local police officers, federal investigators and immigration screeners. >> a commission with muslims. good idea? >> i think, yes, a commission of muslims is a great idea. you need to see muslims as part of the solution, not part

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in egypt, 81% of muslims who want sharia has the law of the land, told pugh they also favor stoning asent for adultery, and 86% favor the death penalty, for those who leave islam, religious scholar reza aslan. >> beliefs are just beliefs. >> bill maher makes an interesting point. >> if vast numbers of muslims across the world believe, and they do, that christians need to die for merely holding a wrong idea, or writing a booker eloping with the wrong person. not only does the muslim world have something in common with isis, it has too much in common with isis. >> aslan responds with an analogy from america. >> the christians at the west borough baptist church believes that god -- they pick at the burial ceremonies of american soldier who is die overseas. now, christians in the united states also believe that homosexuality is a sin, so they share that belief with the westborough baptist church, but they would never share in those actions. by bill maher's logic, those two groups are essentially the same, because they share one fundamental belief. >> sam harris, a critic of islam counters

sharia tenants are transparency and accountability.nvesting in real economic activities as opposed to convoluted derivate it products. there are features that can make it compelling to investors. the current climate can give that opportunity at the moment. >> that may be the case. the industry faces the challenge of a lack of standardization when it comes to the sharia principles. there are often differences in opinion. that of course leads into the operational costs. are there prospects of more harmony on the global level to lore in the capital you are trying to in? >> i think one of the biggest misconceptions is the mountains have been talking about harmonization for quite a while. when shoe --4 when you look a it, it is a mandate given by investors that we will invest in certain industries and avoid certain products. so on and so forth. let me give you an example. for certain mandates. he would go to, if you want better advice, moore, how would i say, contracts that are legally winding, you would go to i would say an expensive law f

it's not sharia law. >> maybe they want to live. >> but, if they want to live in a country where sharia law is the law of the land above the constitution, this is the law of the land. >> this is a workable policy. he talked about immigrants and their children. as a child of immigrants myself, this is upsetting to me. this is not who we are as a country. this is not who we are as new yorkers. excuse me. this is not who we are. and, frankly, if we look at new york, 3/5 are immigrants. half the work force is made up of immigrants. if you multiply that, that's why he's not doing well. >> a national security -- i am an immigrant and i have no issues. >> how do we do that? >> how does the test for citizenship do it. >> the test for citizenship -- the test for citizenship, basic information. >> the history of this country, in a lot of ways it is id logical. this test is part of the deeper vetting process. >> part of the test is going to be how people feel about social issues. one, gay rights. he's trying to make it muslim issues and gay rights. here is how he put it. >> nor can we let -- oppre

should sharia law supplant the coxtution.iz: you're out. >> have a good time. >> good luck. >> want to come to this country you have to believe the constitution is supreme over sharia law. liz: he has to get out of his own way. deroy, i know you agree with that. "wall street journal," he calls media lowest form of life, but that actually includes us though. not just "the new york times." it is "new york times" enemy, "the wall street journal" and here's what the journal wrote. in an op-ed today. it is rather stunning, if they can't get mr. trump to change his act by labor day, meaning his campaign, the gop will have no choice but to write off the nominee as hopeless and focus salvaging the senate and house and other down ballot races. they go on to say, as for mr. trump, he needs to stop blaming everyone else and decide if he wants to behave like someone who wants to be president or simply turn the nomination over to mike pence, by labor day. they put a point on the calendar. >> got two weeks to get it together. yeah, look, i

sharia law as we have titled, there is no such thing as sharia law.hese are laws of various muslim countries which are hodgepodge of british laws, french laws, portuguese laws. in there, there is tremendous discrimination of genders which disqualifies them under the constitution of the united states, cannot be implemented, cannot be brought. how can i be a person that has read this, i preach that, that i do not stand for any sharia law because there is no such thing. >> let me also ask you something else we have heard from the trump campaign just over the last two days. yesterday i talked to a former admiral, rear admiral who is supporting donald trump as one of his advisers, who suggested, who sort of turned the subject from should donald trump apologize to the rules of engagement for troops in iraq, implying somehow that the rules of engagement were so restrictive that they played a role in your son's killing, something else that another trump spokesman, katrina pearson also said today on cnn. we have the sound bite from her today. let's listen to w

>> sharia law cannot be implemented in this united states because this distorted sharia law is againstic principle of equal dignity, equal protection of law in the united states. what are we talking about? these are political statements to gather hatred and create dislike. i would like to sit down and talk about what sharia law are we talking about? there is no such thing. these are laws of these countries, hodgepodge of various british colonized time laws legal system. there is no such thing. the united states has the islamic law which is equal protection of law under the 14t14th amendment. therefore, there is no fear except fear mongers make it fear. unless we amend our constitution and take out the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment, sure, we can talk about sharia law coming in and sneaking in here. otherwise, there is no place for that. >> woodruff: mrs. khan, donald trump on his web site refers to all muslims should be banned for a time in this country. he now says all muslims coming from countries where there is violent, as he puts it, islamic terrorism should be subje

and who might support things like sharia law, bigotry or hatred, and who does not believe this the u.s. constitution. >> i call it extreme vetting, extreme, extreme vetting, our country has enough problems. we don't need more. reporter: trump said one of his first acts should he become president, of the united states, would to be set up a commission on radical islam. deirdre: we heard that great blake buhrmann thank you. >> thank you. deirdre: hillary clinton also spoke she criticized donald trump's plan to combat isis. >> sometimes, hes is a he won't tell anyone what he'll do because he wants to keep his plan, quote secret, then the secret is, he has no plan. that was very clear when he saidi know more about isis than the generals, no. no donald, you don't. deirdre: with me now trump campaign senior advisor welcome tana ga glad to have you here, what did you make of hillary clinton a comments, how much of a disadvantage does she face. the obama administration, has admitted it made big mistakes in libya. >> exactly. when hillary said he does not have a plan, i disagree, he just laid hi

law and dina west's writing and bright park saying a sharia supremacists who decided to take on donaldmp and criticize him from the democratic national convention. he is reciprocating respect for those folks who have sacrificed so much. joining us now peter switzer the present of the government accountability institute will be going back to donald trump as his words merit and peter is also the executive producer of clinton cash, which is based on his best-selling book and let me tell you ladies and gentlemen both of those, the book and the movie are terrific and worth your time. i couldn't recommend them to you too highly. they are absolutely a must see and a must. peter good to have you with us. >> thank you lou great to be on with you. lou: as you were watching these reports on the $400 million, excuse me 400 million-dollar equivalents in francs and euros and a few other equivalencies. this administration paid ransom to the iranians for hostages. how did you react as you watch that? >> well you know, shock but also kind of business as usual. i mean look they say it wasn't a ransom pa

sitting right here talking about extreme vetting of people that come from countries that practice sharia, the antithesis of our constitution s. that something that you think the country, what would you like to tell him? >> we're allowing people into the country that some are going to be a problem. and we have enough problems in our country right now. and you people are really proof positive. what you have gone through, unimaginable. i watched the boston bombings so many times on television, how somebody could do that, how they got them on tape, a genius police work and how they caught them. but when you walk, you see them walking along like they haven't got a problem in the world. and they're looking to do mass destruction. and when i see that, i want to do something about it. i want to do something about it. >> dorothy woods, this guy is a very close friend now of mine and she's become a close friend. this is chris, he is one of the heroes of benghazi. dorothy's husband ty woods also a hero. you remember, mr. trump, a stand down order. >> sure. >> they all risked their careers and they

discriminate against christians and jews and women and gays and lesbians, and whose values under sharia are the antithesis of our constitutional values, and hillary voted for the war and voted to pull out early? why do you think you're being targeted? >> well, i have no idea, but i watched him at the democratic national convention, and he was really going after me. there's no question about it. and i watched, and it's fine. i mean i guess it's part of my life. i can say this. if i was president, because his son died 12 years ago. if i were president, his son wouldn't have died because i wouldn't have been in the war if i was president back then. there would have been no war for iraq, i can tell you that, because i think it's ridiculous, the whole thing. to be in that war was, as you know, ever since i've known you, i've been against that war. >> and you were also against pulling out early. you said once we were there, we had to finish the job. >> that is -- by the way, that's true. they pulled out, and they lost it, and they gave it up to isis, and they gave it up to a lot of other peop

sitting right here, talked about extreme vetting of people that come from countries that practice sharia, which is the an at this titithe constitution. what would you like to tell them? >> we are just allowing people into our country that some are going to be a problem and we have enough problems in our country right now, and you people are really proof positive. what you've gone through, it's unimaginable. i watched the boston bombing so many times on television, how somebody could do that, how they got them on tape, it was genius police work how they got them to start off with, how they caught them, but when you see them walking along like they haven't got a problem in the world and they are looking to do mass destruction, and when i see that, i want to do something about it. i want to do something about it. >> darcy woods, this guy is a very close friend now of mine and she's become a close friend. this is chris, one of the heros of benghazi. dorothy's husband, ty woods, was also one of the heros, you remember, mr. trump, they were given the standdown order. they all risked their care

also screen out any with hostile attitude towards our country or its principles or who believe that sharia law should supplant american law. those who do not believe in our constitution or who support bigotry and hatred will not be admitted for immigration into our country. >> i'm joined by msnbc political analyst howard fineman, global editorial director of the huffington post, msnbc terrorism analyst malcolm nance and conservative talk show host dana laesch. before we get into technical stuff, what did you make, howard, of trump's claim that hillary clinton lacks the physical or mental stamina to do the job of fighting terrorism? >> i think he's doing whatever he can to widen the gender gap even further. because the implication here is i think just under the table a little bit, you know, i'm a man, i can take on the bad guys, she's a woman, maybe she can't. >> what do you make of that, dana? >> i don't know necessarily if it has anything to do with the gender gap. >> what does it have to do with, then? >> i don't know. i don't know if he's going after -- i don't think you even need to br

sharia law and there's no way sharia law can fit in the united states. so how do you reform. >> well, yeah, that's what this is all about. it's the only religion that has not reformed. at the beginning of the bush administration they didn't say we don't want to have the word radical or islam in the same sentence because we don't want to alienate 2 billion people. the obama administration has gone in the same direction. political correctness on steroids. and with the people in the world, the pope of islam, presidency of egypt. others have come out and said, look, it is a religion. it is part of our religion, but it's a bad part of our religion, and we need reform, and we're going to go in that direction. so somehow the religion saying no. no. it's not about islam -- trish: it is. it's part of islam, and you've got to fix it. >> you've got to fix it. we've been -- trish: don't go anywhere. i want to bring into the conversation with all of us, republican strategist john thomas and fox contributor leslie marble. good to see you guys. we have been watching do

>> it's not the same thing people were talking about she wasn't speaking because of sharia law. me it was very clear she was distraught. >> well, okay. and i'm not going to argue with that. i'm not arguing with that at all. i mean, i would have never in a million years commented on a mom who lost a hero son in an american war. but, the fact of the matter is, there is discussion about whether women, muslim women had do have the same rights as men have. and he puts speculation. >> he is just a women rights crusader is that what you are telling me? looking out? that was the only thing he thought about when these people were standing up there and a man was talking about losing his son. >> thing about muslim culture not treating his son the same that's what he did. >> i think you are being very, very overgracious in this situation. >> i don't know. i looked at the transcript 15 times and that's what he said. >> i think. >> maybe she couldn't say it because she was a muslim. that's what he says. i looked at it 15 times. >> see, that's the problem right there because muslim women are a

these individuals who are coming into our country who, you know, who honestly are looking to impose sharia law. anderson, we have a couple of states in this country right now that are dealing with at the state and local level, dealing with the imposition of sharia law right now. this is a very serious issue. i think that was really the points donald trump was trying to make today. >> where do you see people seriously trying to impose sharia law in the united states? >> florida and texas are two states. you can go look at it. there's something called america laws for america courts act that is in play right now. these are things that are happening and i think people need to pay very close attention to it, and these are some of the issues that our country is dealing with with the -- some of the individuals who have come into our country over time and frankly, some of those that espouse the radical islamic views. >> donald trump wasn't just talking about radical islamic views. he was talk aboing about gay ri, women, religious rights. >> i don't think he was talking about -- he's actually stan

huma's mother believes she promotes sharia law. she doesn't think women should be independent.he thinks it's perfectly fine for women to participate in jihad, and she also said that america had 9/11 coming to us. these are pretty outrageous claims that are happening with this woman, and if this was the other way around, it would be outrage every day, all day. >> and hillary, by the way, went and said this with her. she hung out with this woman. >> right. >> her views were known at that time, were they not? >> no, absolutely right. this should be in the headlines all the -- you know, constantly. >> am i wrong, jay sekulow? look, to me, you give hillary or the clinton foundation money, you buy access to the state department. you get favors from the state department, and you also, if you're the saudis, you buy her silence. so she's really not a champion of women's rights, gay and lesbian rights. [ overlapping voices ] >> but, doug, it looks like the -- i mean you can try to defend this, but it's really indefensible. >> i'm not defending it. i'm saying she made a mistake and correc

you believe in sharia law instead of american law? no. you are in the country. one of the things is we are getting out of the nationbuilding business. one of the reasons he called obama the founder of isis is because he was getting out of the business of nationbuilding. there is a certain contradiction there. hillary clinton does not have the physical stamina. start to putg to the stroke stuff out there? i thought it was a gender thing. none of this matters, just like his economics speech this week. it was meat and potatoes. now he is using temperament. 56-31. he is not fit to be president and until that changes, he will not do it on policy. mark: saying you are going to have a special test, i agree with you logistically. i think americans would like to see a better system for keeping people out. as for lives around the world, i think that is relatively good politics to say we need to ally with those who share our interests. that is realism. trump is trying to tap into dissatisfaction with how things are going, even though president obama's marks her up. people

have a record or history of asimulating into any other culture or civilization and they adhere to sharia law. in a naturalization ceremony we require that they reject any foreign prince or potentate, i would like to see them reject sharia law, as well, because it's incompatible with our constitution. charles: i want to bring in a panel to discuss this further. kelly, let me start with you. hillary clinton, her alt-right speech, what do you think she was trying to achieve? >> i think it's clear hillary clinton doesn't have a record to run on unless you want to count her clinton family crime foundation. so she is attacking donald trump for being a racist. but more than that, she is attacking the millions of people who voted for him as being racist as well. this isn't true. gallup did a poll of 87,000 people. and they tracked donald trump supporters. they found his supporters are in the rural areas, they are living outside the suburbs. but these are people who haven't lost their jobs. they are doing economic all. they are concerned their children will not have the same experiences or the sa

that the heat infrastructure projects in indiaand indonesia and are creating opportunity for the sharia compliant and they the shariat nts withce -- tena investing in what many investors may not be familiar with, it can make it quite compelling to invest into and i believe the current climate can give that opportunity. >> that may be the case. the industry faces the challenge of a lack of standardization. differences in opinions. how do you deal with that on a global level? think that the markets have been talking about this for quite a while. mandate that says we will invest in certain industry. you an example of mandates. there are contracts that are more legally binding and you much moreo a expansive law firm and you would and a global recognition confirmation of harmonization's that are unfounded. market sees this as a mandate from investors, there are opportunities. there will always be differences. many different this is how one this is theat and jurisdiction or industry. there is a new opportunity. >> let me jump in and get your thoughts on the center of the economy and they have

must also screen out any who have hostile attitudes toward our country or its principles or believe sharia law should supplant american law. only those we expect to flourish in our country and embrace a tolerant american society should be issued visas. >> would that tolerant american society still be open to all religions? trump didn't say, leaving open the prospect he would still enforce the muslim ban he enforced last year and still up on his website today. he did call limited immigration from certain dangerous countries but refused to name any of them. >> to put these new procedures in place we have to temporarily suspend immigration from some of the most volitive regions of the world that have a history of terrorism. >> as soon as i take office i will ask the department of homeland security to identify the regions where it cannot take place. we will do it until such time it is safe to resume based on new circumstances or new procedures. >> as matter of policy the state department already has a list of state sponsor offers terrorism, like syria, sudan and iran and the u.s. does use tigh

must also screen out any hostile attitude towards our country or its principles, or who believed sharia law should supplant american law. [applause] those who did not believe in our constitution or the support bigotry and hatred will not be admitted for immigration into our country. [applause] only those who we expect to flourish in our country and to embrace a tolerant american society should be issued visas. safe to resume based on new circumstances or new procedures. the size of current immigration flows are too large to provide adequate screening. [applause] we have been about 100,000 permanent immigrants from the middle east every year. the size of current immigration flows are simply too large to perform adequate screening. [applause] we admit about 100,000 permanent immigrants from the middle east every year. beyond that, we admit hundreds of thousands of temporary workers and visitors from the same regions. hundreds of thousands. if we don't control the numbers, we can perform adequate screening. there is no way it can take place. [applause] by contrast, my opponent wants to inc

screening test should be set to identify who, for example, might support might support and insight sharia law, bigotry or hatred and death not believe in the u.s. constitution. one of his first acts would be to set up a commission on radical islam. do you need your peer in lauren: trumpets and into the battleground state of wisconsin today. lea: vice president joe biden making his campaign appearance with hillary clinton at a rally in pennsylvania pa >> trumps ideas are not only profoundly wrong are very dangerous and very un-american. profound ignorance of our constitution. >> peter barnes has more from washington. train it vice president biden hit the campaign trail for the first time monday and turned the parents of hillary clinton. he appeared in this blue-collar birthplace of scranton in northeastern pennsylvania, a key battleground state in the kind of community that clinton and donald trump are expected to fight over. population includes white working-class voters that that have flocked to trump. i'd missed on the attack against the republican nominee. >> this guy doesn't care abou

the constitutional laugh nations and looks to undermine our own constitution and replace it with shariaaw. we have to look at it for what it is, and from a military perspective, we're not going to drone our way out of this with limited kinetic action, not necessarily going to defeat this with kinetic action. we have to look at this in the same light we defeated nazism, communism and need a multiple lines of approach. it's not just violent kinetic action, we have to look at cyberoperations, at political and economical operations and have to be able to build new alliances and evolve the alliances to defeat this threat. the united states approach is a single point action. this has to be a multiple point strategy, some overt and a lot of it covert. deirdre: and i heard what you said in between the lines which is absolutely do not underestimate this ideology or this group of people. admiral chuck kubic, thank you so much for the time. >> thank you, deirdre. deirdre: she said she turned them all over, the fbi is releasing 15,000 new e-mails from hillary clinton. dr. ben carson says this could

trump says, an ideological screening test should try to identify who, for example, supports sharia law, bigotry or hate trod and who does not believe in our constitution here at home. >> all right. thank you so much. i'm joined by former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., john bolton. ambassador, it's interesting. on the one hand he no longer has the blanket muslim ban, but he does have an ideological test, if you would. what i need to ask, if someone believes thoroughly in islam, isn't there a challenge there in that islam would promote sharia law officer what we have here duck over what we have in the u.s.? >> identity not sure that what he said but the reality is, that test is in our law right now. in the immigration and naturalization act. it says in one of the key sections on how you can become a citizen of the united states, it says you have to be attached to the principles of the constitution of the united states, and it says further, you cannot have belonged to any totalitarian party. so i think -- >> so people can lie, obviously, and perhaps we have seen that some do. >> well, yeah,

to screen out any who have hostile attitudes toward our country or its principals, or who believe sharia law should supplant american law. screening test for immigrants. on the democrat side, vice presidential nominee tim kaine kept up the pressure during a campaign stop last night in north carolina. mr. trump: to screen out any who have hostile attitudes toward our country or its principals, or who believe sharia law should supplant american law. erika: clinton-kaine got a boost last night in massachusetts. president obama took a break from vacation to attend a fundraiser for the campaign on martha's vineyard. emily: all right, erika, thank you. former red sox ace curt schilling may be considering a stint in politics, and he's got his sights set on senator elizabeth warren. in a radio interview yesterday, schilling said he wants to be one of the people responsible for getting senator warren out of politics. schilling is a frequently outspoken conservative. he said he is interested in a formal senate run, but that his wife, shonda would have the final say. is pitting some democrats again

screen out any who have hostile attitudes toward our country or the principles, or who believe that sharia law should supplant american law. those who do not believe in our constitution or who support bigotry and hatred will not be admitted. >> trump also says he would end the current u.s. strategy of nation building and regime change. he vowed to work with russia or any country that wants to destroy isis. >> hillary clinton was with biden at their first joint campaign appearance. speaking in pennsylvania, biden labeled trump as unqualified and unprepared and said trump cannot be trusted with the nuclear codes. clinton also took aim at donald plans for the economy. >> trump laid out his plan last week. i'll admit even before he did, i didn't think it was going to be good for working americans. but it turned out to be worse than i ever imagined. >> biden said clinton was the most qualified person to lead the country. he praised her foreign policy experience and credited her with having a passion for improving lives. >>> and this note from pennsylvania as well. the attorney general of that s

screen out any who have hostile attitudes toward our country or its principles or who believe that sharia law should supplant american law. those who do not believe in our constitution or who support bigotry and hatred will not be admitted. >> reporter: trump offering few specifics about the test and how it would be implemented. continue. >> reporter: a speech full of trump pillars he's mentioned before, like the temporary ban on foreign muslims. >> we'll have to temporarily suspend immigration from some of the most dangerous and volatile regions of the world that have a history of exporting terrorism, not for us. >> reporter: the gop nominee citing a single foreign policy stance as one rn >> i was an opponent of the iraq war from the beginning. >> reporter: but that's not true. listen to what trump told howard stern before the war started. >> are you for invading iraing ? >> yes, i dwesz so. i wish the first time it was done correctly. >> reporter: trump suggesting hillary clinton is not up to the isis. >> reporter: trump providing no isis to back up that claim as he tries to reset and s

this is funded by the saudi regime understood to spread is ham and sharia across the west, includinghe united states. this is huma abadeen's life's work. this is what her parents do. they're tools of the saudi regime in order to make this transaction globally. this is not an innocent journal. she runs around saying i didn't have anything to do with this? this is her life's work, sean. >> i think monica makes a great point and look, to the larger issue, saudis have given $25 million to the clinton foundation. they and others in the middle east paid lucrative speeches for bill clinton. the question everybody has to ask is are they not expecting something in return? are they not expecting access? are they not expecting favorable treatment? of course they are. this is how money and politics work. they recognize that. >> peter, hold that thought. they're expecting something. aren't they? . >> i hope they get a stronger u.s.-saudi alliance. >> when the crown prince of bahrain says i need to see hillary and the clinton foundation gets in touch with the secretary of state and he gets a meeti

huma abedin's mom, is one who is this editor in chief of this journal that's very much focused on sharia which is anti-american, anti-woman, anti-gay. and the fact that she's associated -- >> let me throw this. she, when there with the mother, joe, literally said that americans must do better at getting past, quote, the stereotypes and mischaracterization of saudi women as oppressed. >> well, i want to focus on -- >> she's bought, paid, and sold to the saudis, and she'll accept any bigotry or misogyny clearly for money. >> i'd locke to talk to huma abedin about this, sean. but she doesn't do many interviews. i looked it up. she's done two interviews this entire year. >> lit me guess, rachel mad doe. >> not quite. two weeks ago with vogue magazine. then back in may, not with the publication, but with the fbi. those are the only two times she's done interviews this year. so if you want to go to the source to see exactly what happened with huma abedin, you're not going to get it directly from her. >> what about her twelve years she was a part of this controversial magazine that had -- let's

michael derosa joins us, national security surrogate and author of sharia: the threat to america.k about what to america. radical islamic terrorism, the first attack 25 years ago in new york city . then on and on from the bombing of the world trade center to non-11, san bernardino, how does mister trump stack up? >> starting with these introducing common sense. a little political corporate correctness has had a orientation of who the enemy says they are so osama bin laden is separate 1998, he says we are your enemy, a global islamic movement and the reason why are we are with you is islamic law makes it obligatory for us to be in conflict and subdue the non-muslim word world into submission. leland: your campaign, you believe hillary clinton's campaign does not accept that or realize that? >> not only do they not realize that, in september 2008 conviction of the five officers in the foundation trial they introduced evidence obtained from the 2004 fbi raid to two muslim brotherhood residents where they captured archives of the muslim brotherhood in america and it revealed that esse