they are calling for sharia law. there was a guy on foxnews calling for the journalist also on foxnews, for her death. she published a cartoon. ok. another thing i really don't understand is the women's march that just happened. they were out there. by a womanganized who has called for sharia law in the u.s. at theet's take a look closing of the house democrats retreat yesterday where the caucus chair talked about looking forward to the 20 18th election. [video clip] >> this is a tough election for us. we also have to keep in mind from the democrats in the house gained six seats. there were incredibly bright spots for us in terms of the house elections. we also know that ahead for us, the midterm election of the incumbent president and his party does not traditionally fare well for them. there's a lot to be excited about going forward. the notion that we can win the house back is a real notion. it is really there. we have to do everything we can to prepare for this next election cycle and make sure people know what w

sharia is actually integral to the authoritative practice of islam.hat is hijacked or manipulated and those who say otherwise are defying actually what is the tradition of islam. if they're engaged in line for the faith, or they don't know the truth. >> sean: steve gern, you've been on the ground. you did a video that went viral supporting extreme bedding, you've seen it come you've been there. my right? >> we need to do the extreme bedding, let me tell you one thing real quick. all the terrorist attacks that we had the united states, some of those attacks obviously were on the tvs in the location where i was at. i can assure you right now that the individuals there were pleased to see the attacks against the americans, they were pleased. how exactly can you say okay i can allow you to come into our country if you are happy to see americans being killed? >> first of all what mr. gaffney is saying, hang on, nothing guides islam but the quran, you can't say sharia law guides the quran the quran guides . >> sean: what about the people who subvert your re

>> it is radicalized because they are practicing sharia law.a law is no friend of muslims, christians,, anyone who was a non-muslim. i understand what they are talkingm. about, that is a new caliphate. they started in the 20th century. that is very different than a caliphate and an islamic state that have started 1400 years ago and now continues and is resurrected in iraq and syria. the world is facing -- the world is at a crossroads. we are truly facing a clash of civilizations between western civilization and values and islamic civilization and islamic values. >> sean: how many agree that there is a clash of civilizations, for example. do you come from a country where women can't drive. they are told by men how to dress.en marital rate rape is legal, gays and lesbians can detailed, chre persecuted. does everyone agree that there is a clash of civilizations, yes or no? [clambering] how many people disagree it is a clash? you agree >> president trump: disagree? bo dietl >> back in the late 70s, early about 380s, i did security for the royal fam

she is a defender of sharia law. she hates me because i asked beau's sharia law is.aria law is is what the islamic state of iraq and syria is doing. >> martha: you have been a victim of genital mutilation, something that you speak out quite a bit. it must be shocking to you to watch all of these women gather in washington under this women's leadership. what is your message to those women? >> i have friends there who marched. when they spoke to me, i would say to them, listen, guys, we have real threats against women, real war on women, our genitals are being cut, 114 million women are being subjected to genital mutilation. child brides. we have women in china, for instance, the technology of looking at what is in your womb. i have a baby and at 20 weeks, i could tell whether it was a boy or a girl. that technology is being used to remove girls. we are not marching against this kind of thing. we are not marching against that in europe. this is the kind of thing we need to be marching against. we are not marching against it. if we are really interested in saving crisis

. >> when the muslims want to make it the sharia law, and -- >> there is not sharia law, and i don'think that law supersedes our constitution. >> i don't think any of us want. >> it doesn't. >> that's a fear. that's a big, big part of the fear. >> dennis, i hear what you are saying. you are scared -- >> i am scared for my family and my daughters and my grandchildren, and i am scared for your children. >> he ran on a whole campaign of fear, and he continues to do that. every time he says it, he tells you how horrible it is and then he leaves it there for you to sit in it and be afraid. >> i don't think trump is saying he is against somebody that has values different from him, and he said i am hear to protect every american citizen, did he not say that? everybody's rights. >> when you are afraid of all the muslims coming in and hurting us and blowing us up, and shooting us, and most are white americans doing this. people are afraid, and there are dangerous things and they believe things that backup what they have, and i think that's the case for some trump supporters out there. that is

their religion does not dictate sharia law. law, it isis holy not about cutting people's hands off. how muslims should pious highest life -- life. there are many muslims here that do not feel a difference between their patriotic duties and religious elite. they should not be gender-based, they are living here as every successful integrated american citizens. go ahead. what population of the american population is muslim? to say becauserd the census does not ask based on religion. place at around 1% or 2%. look at this chart in your report. ,% of the overall population 59% are immigrants born muslim. 20% are born and the u.s. born muslim. 20% converting. this chart next to it, muslim americans associated file extremism since 9/11. converted, 24 of them were born muslim. hear now from california. a democrat. caller: good morning. say we are not talking about terrorist attacks in the united states, the happening areare the caucasian police officers. we do not hear a lot about that. -- i wanted to say that have to go sorry. from southl now carolina. thank you for taking my call. questio

on highim religion percentages believe on sharia law. they are taught sharia law.hey are given the principles of sharia law. host: we will hold off on the debate of sharia law. we are talking about hollywood's influence on politics this morning. fromweek that came in mark, "if hollywood has any influence on politics, then the democrats would not have lost so many seats in the house and senate since 2008." larry, an independent in florida, go ahead. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. in hollywood, i can say this -- hollywood needs to be made a century city with no police in the city. everyone go there freely and do whatever they want. let earl street and arbor streisand enjoy -- barbra streisand enjoy the freedom whatever they speak. talk is cheap. let them pay for the sanctuaries. let the illegals be in hollywood and bel air and all this beautiful areas. we will see in a year or two how they speak again. host: how do you think that would change? what would happen in a year? caller: i think in a year or the hollywood would become biggest supporter of our co

when sharia law is imposed on the whole world we are rich.legend piece because we are trying to impose sharia law on the whole world. it's not a piece because you have all these different groups. he said that western democracy and true sharia law could not coexist because we foolishly believe that we get to vote and how we live. that we can decide what our fashions are.e can de that we can decide the laws that need to be enforced. in his mind, how we are supposed to live was established 1400 years ago in the corolla and inl the perfect words and deeds of therprofits. i said how can you say that this freedom of choice in your version of islam and he said well i am free. the perfect words of the prophet mohammed and the koran tells me everything i need to do in my life so i don't have to make choices.i so i am free to do whatever is allowed. it's the exact opposite of the way i think. he told us that americans didn't have the moral courage to do will be necessary in order to prevent them from prevailing. he told me a bruce that on this is a con

, and vote and you're not going to tell me that judge almost one passed it, that there eventually sharia law.t i'm one of those people who was downsized from california so i it is to lose a job. host: thank you. from e last call annapolis, maryland. john. you get the last word this morning. hi, there. hi. thank you for taking my call. i'm an african-american general contractor and i'm calling on the immigration issue. i have crew from mexico and they're the hardest working people. for been trying to hire many, many years african-american construction orkers for jobs and also white folks for the same jobs but to be honest, the only guys that do no complaints h are the mexican people. our guys are lazy and the whites to be managers. as an american african-american ontractor i've been trying to hire people for construction and i'm not paying them less. way i ing them the same pay the american citizens. twice blem is they work as hard, show up on time, no sick, and no games host: thank you to everybody who called in on this monday edition of the journal for the last three hours. the house is

if they come among us, then try to enact something, say, sharia law... who is trying to do that?w up who will eventually attempt to harm our women, those militant people need to understand that the women of montana are armed. is anybody here angry? hollis says those who are protesting against donald trump's immigration policies do not represent the real america. this is a local rally in support of the refugees. not a bad turnout for a weekday lunchtime in the snow perhaps. but these are certainly not the loudest voices on this issue in montana right now. the state has one of the most high—profile anti—immigrant campaigns and, before the election, had one of the biggest anti—refugee the anger for many is directed mainly at muslims, something local politicians are tapping into — some would say even fuelling. after days of debate, the state senate has just passed a bill to say sharia law can't be applied in montana. this woman and her family arrived here just a couple of months ago. they fled eritrea with no choice about where the un sent them. after more than four years of vetting,

if they come among us and then try to enact something, say, sharia law -- reporter: who is trying to do that? >> if groups of radical islamic people show up who will eventually attempt to harm our women, those militant people need to understand that the women of montana are armed. >> is anybody here angry? reporter: he says those who are protesting against donald trump's immigration policies do not represent the real america. this is a local rally in support of refugees. not a bad turn out for a weekday lunchtime in the snow. but these are certainly not the loudest voices on this issue in montana right now. the state has one of the most high-profile anti-immigrant campaigns. and before the election, had one of the biggest anti-refugee protests in the country. the anger for many is directed mainly at muslims, something local politicians are tapping into, some would say even fueling. after days of debate, the state senate has just passed a bill to say sharia law cannot be applied in montana. this woman and her family arrived just a couple of months ago. they fled eritrea, with no choic

if they come among us and then try to enact something, say, sharia law... who is trying to do that?f radical islamic people begin to show up who will eventually attempt to harm our women, those militant people need to understand that the women of montana are armed. he says those who are protesting against donald trump's immigration policies do not represent the real america. this is a local rally in support of the refugees. not a bad turnout for a weekday lunchtime in the snow. but these are certainly not the loudest voices on this issue in montana right now. the state has one of the most high—profile anti—immigrant campaigns and, before the election, had one of the biggest anti—refugee protests in the country. the anger for many is directed mainly at muslims, something local politicians are tapping into — some would say even fuelling. after days of debate, the state senate has just passed a bill to say sharia law can't be applied in montana. this woman and her family arrived here just a couple of months ago. they fled eritrea with no choice about where the un sent them. after more

if they come among us and then try to enact something, say, sharia law... who is trying to do that?e begin to show up who will eventually attempt to harm our women, those militant people need to understand that the women of montana are armed. is anybody here angry? hollis says those who are protesting against donald trump's immigration policies do not represent the real america. this is a local rally in support of the refugees. not a bad turnout for a weekday lunchtime in the snow, perhaps. but these are certainly not the loudest voices on this issue in montana right now. the state has one of the most high—profile anti—immigrant campaigns and before the election, had one of the biggest anti—refugee protests in the country. the anger for many is directed mainly at muslims, something local politicians are tapping into — some would say even fuelling. after days of debate, the state senate has just passed a bill to say sharia law can't be applied in montana. this woman and her family arrived here just a couple of months ago. they fled eritrea with no choice about where the un sent them.

they'll say "do you believe in sharia law as a u.s. marine, as a muslim?"urse, my answer is "yes, i do, but not the way that you believe in it." i tell them that it's literally a path to life-giving water. it's a moral code. it tells me not to commit adultery. it tells me not to fornicate. it tells me not to drink, not to gamble, to pay my taxes, to take this is all forms of sharia law. i think americans do not understand islam. it's been amongst america for 200 years. it's always been there. and anyone who is an immigrant who's come to this country, ask them how hard it is to come to this country. my feelings of donald trump, or president trump, has been mixed. it's helped me to see another america, that i thought we had gone far past. however, i did take the time to write him a letter and say that he could use me as a potential resource. i don't know if he's received it. it wasn't a partisan letter. it was not a negative letter. it was not a "not my president" letter, because "not my president" technically goes against my faith as well. the quran teaches

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judge jeanine: my concern is her fare she doesn't want to follow american law but sharia law, right? >> that is the case. >> thank you so much. politics with the panel is next. matt schlapp and chuck schumer. plus -- >> i'm not stupid. no. you have said it 10 times! judge jeanine: i get into it with some young people in street justice. some of them wanted to fight. some of them were are plain strange. >> i hope everybody has a wonderful day it's gorgeous outside. judge jeanine: arerererere challenging it. judge jeanine: president trump reacting to the apeafl that ruling halting his travel ban. quote for the safety our country the president says, we'll win. matt schlapp and chris hahn. do what do you say to that? >> i think the politics of this, don't mistake there are politics in this even though it's a federal judge that has stopped the implementation of this order. literally the reason for the trump executive order for this temporary revives so we don't have terrorists come to this country. i pray to got nothing happens during this period of time. >> i say hallelujah for an indepen

these are zones where unassimilated migrants and immigrants and refugees have come in and establish sharia law. it is such a -- even the police do not venture into these areas because of the lawlessness there. this is where some of the attack attackers in paris, hid out in some of these no-go zones and it took months and weeks to finally apprehend the last one. host: our next call from crockett texas. barbara. caller: i pretty much agree with everything you said, congressman. we need to do a lot of -- when are we going to clarify and get rid of anchor babies, and why do we give aid to foreign countries because they don't give us aid. thank you so much. >> those are two great questions. the anchor baby situation comes from the 14th amendment to the us constitution. that amendment was written post the united states, civil war, war between the states. that was what it was written for. that was the intent and purpose. i don't think it was any way shape or form to be interpreted the way it is today. and then as far as your foreign aid, you've exactly right. we've talked about that just a few mi

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but we can't forget ideology of those country they are sharia states.re firefighters against isis, but also beaut-- different -"district 9"we have to be careful we should understand this short-term they are with us, long-term they are the drug distributors we need to fight. liz: how do you stop that? >> that is where we need to work with muslims in the west, that are living in laboratories of freedom that can counter the sort of caliphatism and realize that establishment global set the problem, in our islamic communities, be it the countries or clerics. but those on the ground that want to reform against both fascism, all of those have to go away, and be fought with a third pathway of liberty, that is a long battle, a new cold war. we have to have a long-term strategy. liz: doctor you make such a good point. are you hearing, the president and administration are they doing vetting based on ideology? how those individuals people about sharia law. >> that is the question that should be asked, people have been saying we've been vetting all of the people, in

as we head into the night and on into tuesday, it will thicken up the cloud and produce some sharia burstssome brightness, but still distinctly chilly cross these north—eastern areas. milderfurther east chilly cross these north—eastern areas. milder further east and south. this system could bring some heavier and thundery showers across more western parts of the uk, so not entirely drive through the middle of the week, there will be showers around, they should clear away by thursday, and look at these numbers, much higher than we have seen recently. we will have a quiet spell to end the week, a ridge of high pressure building in, maybe not for long, there are france lined up in the land dicko and they will arrive eventually, but as we end the week, it should be quite a nice day. the wind will be fairly light as well. it will feel almost springlike, ten or 11 celsius. these will be the sorts of scenes as we end the week, but with light winds overnight, it will be cold, maybe a touch of frost, and there could be fog patches around, and some of those could linger well on into the day. then as

sharia law is islamic holy law. it is not about cutting people's hands off. there are millions of muslim americans here who feel no conflict between their religious duties over there patriotic duties or americans or things like freedom of speech or tolerance for others whether it be religious or sexual orientation or gender based. they are living here as very successful integrated american citizens. host: what percentage of americans are muslim american? it's hard to say because the census does not ask for it most put estimates between one or 2%. host: of that, the muslim american population, about 59% immigrants, about 20% born in convertingbout 20% and this chart next to it muslim americans associated with 36 of themremism, converted, 24% are born muslim and about 18% born in the u.s. let's hear from eric from fairfield, california am a democrat. sayer: i wanted to briefly talking about some of the , killings thatks have happened recently, you don't really hear a lot about that. -- i haveted to say to go, sorry. to 10,e will move on independent color. calle

groups like actions for america that are promoting this idea that sharia law is a threat to the unitedst muslims are adherent to it. this is actually only with donald trump are we seeing this come to light. the ground work has been laid and it is similar to experience theories. 100 years ago they believed they were loyal to the hope and a product of people's anxieties in the changes in the country. >> they said it's the same as president obama did and it's not. >> no. president obama increased the vetting and slowed down the number of iraqis coming in, but iraqis were still coming in in 2011. he never had a blanket prohibition from a single country. >> it's important to hear from trump reporters and conservatives and people who live in other parts of the country rather than the coasts. how do you get the facts to sink in because we want people to make decisions based on having are the facts and being educated voters. >> yeah. i think this is a problem. it plays into the fake news side of it. where are you getting your information from? what are your sources? it's a real problem because

americans reject that and that is not what they believe with their religion will dictate when you mention sharia law. that is islamic holy loch it is not about cutting people's hands off but how muslims believe they should be a prize life.e are mi there are millions who feel no conflict between their religious duties with freedom of speech with religious sexual orientation with the very successful integrated citizen. >> what percentage is muslim american? >> they dundas for questions based on religion but between one and 2 percent. >> host: and with your 2 report with that overall population about 59 percent is immigrant born muslim 20% borne in the u.s. 20 percent are converting their.ated w those that are associated with violent extremists some 36 converted and 24% was born muslim. next let's hear from fairfield california. >> good morning. talking about some of the terrorist attacks and what has happened recently you don't hear a lot about that this instigated by toucasians. i have to go. sari. >> independent caller. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. but first i have but question for the

and we don't even have the time to get into what sharia law is.have religious courts for jews and muslims. with regard to the kkk, i as a democrat am offended when you have david duke, a former high ranking member of the kkk who is also a republican, who is also supported this president, i think again in 2017 to say that the democrats or even the republicans parties of the late 1800s or even the 1920s or 40s is not just not factual, i find it offensive and i think ted cruz needs to pedal back his comments. >> bill: it seems like a race to the bottom. i don't know when that decorum returns to that chamber of congress, but the level of decorum -- >> it is time to start using race as a club. >> bill: thank you, ladies, for your time. 22 minutes now before the hour. >> heather: we'll switch gears here. is our military on the verge of a national security crisis? new details on our dependence of foreign suppliers and why some say it's time to start talking about it. >> bill: a famous family of daredevils injured in a stunt. what circus officials led to

if they come among us and then try to enact something, say, sharia law... who is trying to do that?dical islamic people begin to show up who will eventually attempt to harm how women, those militant people need to understand that the women of montana are armed. he says those who are protesting against donald trump's immigration policies do not represent the real america. this is a local rally in support of the refugees. not a bad turnout for a weekday lunchtime in the snow. but these are certainly not the loudest voices on this issue in montana right now. the state has one of the most high—profile anti—immigrant campaigns and, before the election, had one of the biggest anti—refugee protests in the country. the anger for many is directed mainly at muslims, something local politicians are tapping into — some would say even fuelling. after days of debate, the state senate has just passed a bill to say sharia law can't be applied in montana. this woman and her family arrived here just a couple of months ago. they fled eritrea with no choice about where the un sent them. after more than

. >> i think that most people in the middle east or at least 50% believe in being sharia compliant. >orter: even harshly criticizing former president george w. bush for calling islam a religion of peace. >> only the dumbest -- the second dumbest comment that one of the dumbest presidents in the history of these united states. that would be bush 43. shrub as they call him. he made the dumbest, being that islam is a religion of peace. >> reporter: bannon's views on islam leading the way for his views on what he terms a war against the judeo-christian west. >> people today say 9/11 they're all sitting there going hey, what happened? what went on? how'd this happen? why do they hate us? i said they've been fighting us for decades. look at the run-up. they want to know why guys like donald trump and nigel farage are on the rise? because the elites in this country are too gutless. they're too gutless to face the enemy that's trying to destroy us. why is it that president barack hussein obama, who went to harvard law school, went to columbia university, and has been hailed by the mainstream

long viewed the muslim brotherhood as a a radicl faction comingng into the united states to promote shariaaw most among its most vocal critics has been breitbart news, which was princely headed by steve bannon, now trump's chief white house strategist. frank gaffney spoke to breitbart news last week urging trump to designate the muslim brotherhood a terrorist organization. >> i hope you will do it and do it soon. the reason simply being the muslim brotherhood in many ways is the leading-edge of the global jihadist movement worldwide. the president seemingly has taken stock of this outfit, recognizes that they are a sharia premises program that in fact has provided sort of the ideological impetus behind all of the other jihadist enterprises around the world. nermeen: hina shamsi, canoe comment on that? what are the implications of this goes through and the muslim brotherhood is designated as a test organization? and also the plants to designate iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps as a terrorist organization? >> i think it is important understand what t we are french anti-muslim views t

wanting sharia law and feeling that is the answer for our country.residentrt of what trump is concerned about himself , and a lot of other americans. i consider the country my community and i watched c-span, and i am a news junkie. disheartened by the amount of hatred that is displayed in our country. and the lack of an understanding that a lot of our crime is due to two things, unemployment, and toald trump has the ability bring jobs back into the country. he is concerned about the inner cities. and the fact that minority communities in the inner cities have not -- gone decade after decade after decade without real progress. i believe that he wants to help. he wants to help be -- the blacks and hispanics in the inner cities and i think it will take some time. the drug epidemic in large cities, and even throughout the country, is tearing apart our youth. and families. those problems are huge. the borderor of control. and the wall. says,ot care what anybody the only way to keep some of the drugs out from coming across the border and infecting our enti

sharia law and western civilization are profoundly incompatible.er. america is about life, liberty is about life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.suon the two do not meet the people who will come to the united states have got to be american. they've got to believe in american value some of thedn united states of america. you should not just be an economic transaction. should not just be coming here for a job. i think it should be more to it than that. you have to really come and be a part of the american team. you have to be on team america. those that support sharia law and radical elements of your religion are seeking to destroye america, israel, the the western world, and they're going to stop at nothing until they achieve the caliphate. we have to stand up to them. we have to recognize until the truth about what is going on. the truth is that islam has never fought a war of self-defense. from battles that thomas jefferson were having to deal with till now what were seen with islamic terrorists around the world and isis. it's very, very cle

ha sharia is about death and pursuit of power.erty, and the per suit of happiness. they don't mix and people who come to the united states have to be american and believe in american value, love the united states of america. it shouldn't just be an economic transaction. not just coming here for a job. there should be more to it than that. have to really want to come and be part of the american team. you have to be on team america. and those that support sharia law, those radical elements of your religion, are seeking to destroy america, israel, the western world, and they are going to stop at nothing until they achieve the caliphate and we have to stand up to them and recognize and tell the truth about what is going on, and the truth is that islam since its inception has never fought a war of -- to the battle -- pirates and thomas jefferson was having to deal with. now what we're seeing with radical islamic terrorists and isis, it's very, very clear, that we have a substantial problem on our hands; that history is repeating itself

is a sharia court in mosul to sell and rent the girls and women. we with the help of kurdistan government we were get 2800 women. but still, there is more than 3900 women and girls in captivity. 420,000 living in the refugee camps in kurdistan. 80% of all of our villages and cities are completely destroyed. tens of mass graves that contained the remains of women and children. is our tragedy that will keep going until now. it did not end. we need the fan from the international community to get over this ordeal. help to retake or regain our captors. to provide the psychological care that the captors were suffering and tortured. forgetldren that they even their names and that they were family members. the orphans that they have lost, all of their families, they need to be taken care of. we need to rebuild our cities and villages. before that, we need to build bridges of trust between our communities to be able to live. i believe in the united states and protecting human rights. and the influence of the united states in the united states security counc

if they come among us and then try to enact something, say sharia law... who is trying to do that?o understand that the woman of montana are armed. hollis says those who are protesting against donald trump's immigration policies do not represent the real america. this is a local rally in support of refugees. not a bad turn out for a weekday lunchtime in the snow perhaps. but these are certainly not the loudest voices on this issue in montana right now. the state has one of the most high—profile anti—democrat campaigns and before the elections and one of the biggest anti—refugee protests in the country. the anger for many is directed mainly at muslims. something local politicians are tapping into, some would say even fuelling. after days of debate the state senate has just passed a bill to say sharia law cannot be applied in montana. send them. after more than four years of vetting they landed in montana. nervous, shy about talking on camera, adjusting to a different world, and into a storm of anti—immigrant sentiment. what is striking in montana is all the focus on immigration is h

into tonight, the rain across northern scotland will clear, but a band of rain and sharia whether pushingpells. showers around eastern western coasts with single figure temperatures.

there is a sharia court in mosul to sell and rent yazidi girls and women. it's true that we are with help of curtis dan regional government we were able to liberate 2800 yazidi women. but still there is more than 3900 yazidi women and girls in captivity. 420,000 yazidis living in refugee camps in curtis dan. -- artist in the 80% of all of our villages and cities are completely destroyed. tens of mass graves that contained the remains of women and children. this is our tragedy that still keeps going until now. it didn't and. we need international, we need international community to get over this ordeal. we need your help to retake our captors. to provide the psychological care that the captives were suffering and they were tortured. the children that they forget even their names and they forget their family members here the orphans lost all of their families, they need to be taken care of. we need to rebuild our cities and villages. before that, we need to build bridges of trust between our communities to be able to live. i believe in the united states roles

going to happen, it's not like a terrorist is going to show up and get interviewed and say i love sharia. >> if they do say that, that's an important tool in terms of extreme vetting. >> with your password they can go in and do all kinds of incriminating things with your facebook. if they can go like facebook pages. and that sets off all kinds of red flags. >> tom: let's get to the next story. in it trump we trust. in the media, not so much. a new poll from emerson college finds that president trump is more trusted than the news media. 49% of americans call the trumpet ministries and truthful, while only 39% think the same about the media. this may surprise you, but the numbers are split along party lines. yeah, a whopping 90s 9090% of a public instinct trump tells it like it is while the democrats are less trusting. bottom line, trump is a truth teller, that's a fact. i'm trustworthy, i'm with the media. let's see what cnn things about trump calling the media fake news. >> i see being called fake news as the equivalent of the n-word for journalists, calling in italian any of the ugly wo

it's the sharia law of the outback. that was from a comedy and the kid was not harmed on camera.st wait until he gets to wrestling camp. topic number two. there are some questions that have so much subtext they are confounding riddles that have no answers. what is the sound of one hand clapping. try what's in your hand. >> what do you have in your hand? what's in your hand? your other hand. what's in your other hand? what are you holding on to. >> a golf club. kennedy: that's right, pops. there is nothing in my other hand. topic number 3. a world record is not an easy thing to achieve. i hold the world record for most alpacas shaved during a commercial break after fox show. i'm up to 7. but for john ferraro his goal for a world record seems more difficult than normal. >> 3, 2, 1, go! >> ferraro hold the guinness world record for the most nails hammered in 3 minute for a total of 28. his skull is twice as thick as a normal human's. today we are going to give you instructions on how to hammer a nail. kennedy: topic number 4. i know two thing. the world needs more music and donald t

. >> greg: if you think about honor killings or rape of women who are guilty of adultery, sharia law.e trying to create chaos and failure but the problem is it's a critical error because that's what he's used to any functions best when he's under attack. the more you do this, the more it helps them. >> kimberly: saying they are traumatized. making moderates move towards trump. >> bob: look at millennials. >> eric: how could you be traumatized? >> bob: i don't agree with what he said. >> dana: wave elections usually happen in the first midterm of any president. 2002 was because of 9/11. any president should be doing what president trump is already doing which is thinking about how to shore up and make sure that doesn't happen to him as well. it did happen to reagan. it happened to clinton, george h.w. bush and obama. the pattern as they. i would point out, i don't want to get into an argument, but the 2016 national polls were more accurate than the 2012 poles. >> bob: "one more thing" is up next. by simply enjoying it. boost® simply complete. it's intelligent nutrition made with only 9

must also screen out who have hostile at constitu tuesdays toward our country or who believe that sharia should supplant american law. >> when you have those samples of him on the trail and beyond, so, avery, his words, are they coming back to haunt him? >> the three judges references those kind of remarks. especially on the religious preference part of the executive order. going to the supreme court, the federal court of appeal, retrying this case, before the judge. the real answer is there's going to be a rewrite and instead of the trump political team, he is going to hire serious, responsible lawyers that will tailor it. will the case be dismissed and start all oaf again, but the choices of supreme court, court of appeal are not realistic. look on monday or tuesday for a rewrite, which is more carefully written and issues of religious preference and refugees will probably no longer exist. going to see a brand-new order. zwl that's what i wonder, richard, do you believe ha a new executive order means that this legal case will go away? that it's going to be sufficient enough of a correc

if you look at countries under sharia law, that the oppress women and kill gays and lesbians.countries that don't accept jewish passports. 16! and america is supposed to take in the world refugee population. explain, how does america and europe, based on your experience in the region, how do they ascertain that they are taking an immigrant and refugees, whether or not isis will arbitrate the refugee population? how can you vet what is in somebody's heart? >> every country tries to in 1 degree or another do that. every country has to have the freedom to do so. i will not get into your considerations in doing so but i will say, i will say this, i'm a great believer in human exchanges, and markets and so on. i think it's very important to be able to prevent the infiltration of terrorists. because terrorism is so disruptive. it doesn't necessarily kill that many people, but there are terrorist attacks that have killed thousands of people. >> sean: i remember speaking with you, you were one of our strongest allies at the time. >> i remember that very, very well. that was a moment o

then they would put in sharia law, and would do whatever they could do to destroy our country. don't see how anyone. host: where did you watch that? caller: dennis michael lynch has done a large amount of documentaries on the border, the southern border, and isis. host: ok. mechanicsville, virginia, supporting the president executive order. so, what was your reaction you when you heard the course decision? caller: good morning. how are you doing? i sum it up like this. truman, thearry former president harry truman said, you know, we took the united states, turn it on its side and shook it real good and all the screw walls and the nuts got out, and that is how we got california. i think we can apply the same philosophy to the ninth circuit. host: you believe because the ninth circuit is categorized as "liberal," -- caller: absolutely if this would have been in the fourth or the sixth, it would have been a completely different outcome. no doubt. host: and there are other proceedings happening in other courts, in a texas court, etc. caller: i think what they will probably do is th