they try bringing sharia law. they try to do this.ime to say no sharia in america! >> many communities across the country fear that arab immigration could translate into sharia law. >> i didn't say to hate them. i'm just saying we don't need them here. >> islam will never dominate the united states and by the grace of god it will not dominate texas! >> sharia law has never been established in any city in america and no one wants it less than the muslim americans in hamtramck. >> we don't believe in that. we came here to this country to run away from sharia law. you think i would put it in this country to follow me here? i don't think so. ♪ >> community activists ibrahim says that his family fled yemen in search of the same things that all americans want. >> we came here for better life, for security and for a better future and that's all we came here for. we will always carry that american flag everywhere we go. >>> it's a country where advancement and entry into the middle classes and wealth and power are open to people of all backgr

the most knowledgeable people scholars and my time consistently talks about the implementation of sharia law that is a different than the ideology of al qaeda or isis anyone there reads their magazines are studies the ideology colossally quoting islamic law. they are constantly quoting that. so we have a fundamentally flawed approach and we have to look at sharia law that as a much bigger problem than what we're willing to except. >> talking to 911 when the call was recorded and i will read a portion the operator asked what is your name? >> favorite is the pledge allegiance. >> what is your name? >> on behalf of the islamic state. >> that is what the tape recording shows however run the attorney general released it the words omitted the been the islamic state. what does it say that fed department of justice is said is seeing in the racing the statement of who he pledges his allegiance to? to mccaffrey note with that would be consistent with the purchase consisted of removing references to mosques specifically as a radicalization and incubator. >> yes, sir. >> mr. mccarthy and want to talk ab

that's the overriding goal of the global islamic movement, implementation of sharia law. you may ask what does that have to do with the shootings in orlando? it has a lot to do with it. because from the islamic perspective, there will not be peace until all of the things that oppose sharia law are removed. as far as isis, or self radicalized, as a counterterrorism specialist, i found that very seldom are people actually self radicalized. it happens within an environment. usually face to face and one on one. that means people that you are close to, who believe like you do, people that you may meet at the mosque or other social places that share their beliefs with you, not just isolated from the internet. it's not in a vacuum. >> the question i would ask following that would be his family. do you believe his family would have been aware of his radicalization? >> yes, very much so. even the news accounts that we read today, although they are piecemeal, it is obvious there were differences in the accounts that they were giving to the reporters. it seems some knew more than ot

haney, i understood that sharia law, is it a part of the carranza and is it a call to sharia law part of the carranza? i did know that it was. speak up. >> is called the dean. there are several names for it dean means law or religion. sharia is derived from a combination of the corona itself the hadith sayings and actions of muhammad and also what you might call tradition all combined together into one consensus it's a very important concept that sharia is the driving force of the global islamic community and simultaneously the global islamic movement. what we see are expressions or tactics, ways to implement or i should say ways to achieve the goal of implementing sharia law, tactical ways all way in the spectrum of what is called allah promotion or petition to join islam of do what we call jihad another operative verbs that means water or push away. those groups are more frequent in the koran than just hot sofa we are going to have an honest discussion about the strategy and tactics of the global islamic movement like several of you have said here than what we really need to do is t

according to pew research, 99% of the people in afghanistan support oppressive sharia law.

if you grow up under sharia law, as a man, you think you have the right to tell a woman how to dress, whether she can drive a car, whether she can go to school or whether she can go to work and she would need four male eyewitnesss for rape, in some cases they don't even believe in marital rape. the question is if you go up there, you want to come to america, how do we vet somebody's heart and ascertain if they're coming here for freedom or want to indoctrinate and bring the theocracy with them? >> assimilation has been very hard. it's almost, i won't say nonexistent, but it gets to be pretty close. i'm talking about second and third generation. they come, they don't -- for

is a call to sharia law a part of the koran? i didn't know that it was. >> speak of. >> it's called the dean. there are several names for it in arabic. dean means law and/or belief or religion. sharia is derived from a combination of the koran itself, the haddif, saying of mohammed and what you might call tradition. all combined together into one, what's called consensus. so it's partially koranic. it is the gravitational force that brings order to the universe of islam. it's a very important concept. sharia is the driving force of the global islamic community, and simultaneously of the global islamic movement. what we see are expressions, are tactics, ways to implement or i should say ways to achieve the goal of an implementing sharia law. tactical ways. all the way in a spectrum from promotion or invitation to join islam up to what we call jihad and other verbs which mean slaughter on push away. they are more frequent in the koran than jihad if we are going to have an honest discussion about the strategies and tactics of the g

if we allowed some of those practices under sharia law to take place in the united states in a sanctuary zone, if you will. who is the real racist if you deny people their human rights in order to be multi cultural? >> yeah, no i think that is a great point. what conservatives have to do is a better job of separating illegal immigration from immigration. the democrats keep blurring it together. we're supposed to be against immigration when wheal we're against anti-immigration. >> let's play the sound. >> we see in europe. we see it in other parts of the world. and we see it in my home country. where some politicians find it convenient to scapegoat immigrants instead of welcoming them. divide us based on religion or ethnicity rather than unite us on our common humanity. build walls instead of bridges. it has been un-american what we've been seeing. >> what do you make of those remarks, rick? >> this whole idea that you blame america for trying to enforce its borders is ridiculous. every country tries to enforce its borders. also we should point out that this is a man, the vice president o

somebody walks in the room and says i believe in sharia, which is the most radical islamic law going back to the seventh and eighth century. i believe in isis, i would like to destroy the united states. in my judgment, that person a traitor to the united states and should lose their citizenship. in the judgment of the left, that person is kind of interesting. and they have cool ideas. and there are -- why should we judge them. >> let me go to some very specific things here because hillary clinton claims she is the big champion of women's rights and lbgt rights and so on and so forth. well, not only was she finally shamed today into saying radical islam which is only convenient for politics, but she was also for the first time actually mentioned countries by name. for example, the clinton foundation took up to $25 million from saudi arabia. okay. that's one country. then they took up to, what, $5 million from a countries like cut tar, 1 to $5 million. then they took 1 to $5 million from bern brunei. death penalty for people who are gay and lesbian. in saudi arainia, women cannot drive

sharia law is inimicible to our constitution. you cannot have laws for women and gays and say you cannot be how you are. we recognize this is a threat not only to our principle way of life, openness of our society, you have individuals coming in who are going to be willing to pick up arms and do something to kill people. >> you bring up the problem of lack of assimilation, which is different from what we have seen in the past. the migration policy institute, which is a non-partisan think tank in washington looked back at all the syrians that have been admitted to the u.s. since 2011. and none have been arrested on terror-related charges. it's fair to at least pointed that out. >> okay. it's fair enough. but how these things become the camouflage for other radicals to hide win. they don't get turned in. this guy didn't get turned in. the people in san bernardino didn't get turned n. that's our point. if you don't have essentially a standard for everyone you set up these enclaves where things can happen. that's what i'm saying. we s

woe have been happy to kill anyone that doesn't fit sharia law. human reason. >> sharia law persecutes women, gays, and hillary takes money from these countries and obama kisses their you know what. how do they have this mantle of being champions of womens rights? gay rights, etc.? >> this is hypocrisy. if you respect womens' rights and basic tenants of freedom of religion, you should refuse to accept money from those who promote the opposite. i remember rudy giuliani after september 11th, when he was offered millions of dollars, $10 million, exactly from saudi arabia. he refused to take the money because most hijackers were saudis. so he's a man of principle. these are the principles i believe we should see today from hillary clinton. >> father, you do good work for charity. if the saudis offered you $25 million, would you take it? >> of course not. it's very simple. >> because they're bigoted against christians, and jews and women. >> does it coincide? if it doesn't, absolutely not. >> so hillary is a hypocrite? >> hillary should be saying what

it is not true -- sharia law, there is a lock piece up talking about how sharia law and you can see thetes for yourself if you go there, mandates the murder, not just death penalty but murder of gay people. >> there's a discussion which is theological, intellectual about religions an theology where you find this verse and the other verse. that is legitimate. when we talk about national security there's a movement that is maybe borrowing text from religion that is not the issue but applying it. we have to accept the idea that there are jihadists and islamists and some do not accept that notion. >> i think people are capable of holding bothedies. with have one group that wants to kill us and peace-loving muslims that are like we are and worried about getting themselves killed. we have seen them kill muslims as well. the president says we are playing in to their narrative if we go with that terminology. we will look forward to hearing from mr. trump tomorrow. good to see you. >>> breaking this hour, we got new remarks from the gunman's father. we hope to have those shortly. and why some se

and for us to kind of excuse it as crazy, the man is someone who's following sharia law. he is yelling olive black bar. he was in the mosque a couple days before and this president ought to start feeling sorry for us instead of the people of the muslims and i have no problem with them. >> what's interesting, it's like the scrubbing of intel almost melissa that we have heard from the analyst in the way this administration wanted to describe the enemy, the islamic state and we heard from those analysts who came on the record and said look, we are being told to change the narrative about the enemy we are fighting and now the very people as the judge pointed out in our cast with keeping the rest of us safe from these savages are going to scrub words like jihad and sharia law. >> it was amazing when i watched the presidential address early in the morning and he came out and it seemed like what he was doing immediately was trying to minimize and mitigate and i understand a basic instinct to try to calm things down and calm people down in the wake of something terrible happening

of ways that extremists are advocating sharia law. >> they say homosexuality is a crime and the punishments death. the idea that this is news to anybody, it should not be. reporter: nor the timing? >> what other red flags are you saying -- seeing? in the season of ramadan, which is an islamic high holiday. they have called for attacks during robin don. there are others around the world. let's hope it is the last. reporter: if the shooter had any direct ties to the terror group or not is not being made public just yet, but isis has claimed responsibility for this attack. insight. thank you. we will stay on this story all night and we will keep you updated here and online. to get breaking news alerts when you're away from the tv you can go to our website and enter your phone number. our coverage of this tragic shooting continues right here on abc seven in just a moment. ♪ the decision to ride on and save money. kimberly: developing now, in an incident authorities say is unrelated to the shooting in police arrested indiana man near the los angeles festival. they found suspicious powder in his

general or islamic fundamentalism in general discounts the fact that most muslims, perhaps most, sharia law certainly, has disdain towards new mexicos, you really hammered her on that. was that fair? >> i think it's fair, 100 percent fair. i'm far better for the gay community than she is. she talks a lot about it and yet she will allow people in who want to kill people from the community, from that community. and i think it's terrible. the same thing with women. they want to make women slaves, knock they want to make women slaves. that's what they do. and, yet, she is fine with, you know, the women saying isn't she wonderful? she is not wonderful for women. she wants people coming. in she wants 500 percent increase in people coming in from syria that are radical islamists, okay? >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> in many cases. >> she wants to take in humanitarian under the humanitarian banner as president obama does, and the democratic party does. the entire party. they want to take people -- >> -- then we should build, bill. >> wait a minute, let me ask the question. >> go ahead. >> but she would re

you, the american people are very concerned about taking in people from countries that practice sharia law of sharia should be identified before being admitted to the u.s. 80% said once identified they should not be admitted to the u.s. and 78% said that they believe that aforeign visitors should quote, affirm they uphold principles of the constitution. joining us now, managing partner of opinion savvy and washington examer contributor lisa booth. matt, i'll start with you. this is your survey. i have been saying forever, that if you come from a country that practices sharia, it is at cultural odds. >> right. >> it is incompatible with our owe constitutional values. >> right. >> are you coming here to assimilate? or to indoctrinate and advance your cause? >> absolutely. and it's a hedge jit mitt question. and american voters seem to agree with you. like you said, a vast majority support identifying and then banning those who practice sharia law and i don't think it should come as a surprise to us, honestly. >> here is a question. i can understand that if people grew up in saudi arabia, kuw

you are in favor of banning people from particular countries where radical islam is rampant and sharia lawcepted over standard civil law? >> i am in favor of taking radical islam much more seriously. david: right. >> i think as i said in writing and elsewhere, i think a flat-out muslim ban would be overinclusive and it would be clearly extremely controversial but there are all kinds of things we can do to protect the country beyond what barack obama and hillary clinton want to do, right? so you know, so there are plenty of countries where a majority of the population, not only are muslims but they also believe sharia law. and that is something entirely contrary to what our values here in the america. i think we should actually look at those questions, much more seriously ying ma, from "national journal." appreciate it. >> thank you. actually national interest. david: national interest, forgive me. melissa: tempers flaring outside after baltimore courthouse after the third police officer tried in the freddie gray case was acquitted on all charges. officer caesar goodson was the driver of th

there's a lot of debate on sharia law. does sharia law say kill the infidel, and the infidel is defined as gay or a sinner. >> i tell all americans, after 9/11 all americans should have the koran. why don't you leaf through to chapter 9 verse 29. or chapter 9 verse 405. after the holy month is passed, hunt down the infidel, besiege them with every strategy of war, unless they convert, kill them. they can't pass that. the koran has very nice specific things to say about infidel. it has both. you cannot say this is a simply religion of peace and this is all about frustrated homo erotic fantasies being suppressed by people living in orlando. it's people following in pathway that's been established. >> i think you give him too much cred especially to this 29-year-old who is to me mentally ill and clearly struggling with sexual issues. to me the bigger point here is when you have something like people talking about surveillance of churches, hmm, think that's very american. i think republicans in the congress have been pointing

sharia law is a part of islamism. >> so you, the theory, the kind of islamism is the -- >> applying the religious doctrine into your life and saying you, juan williams have to live a certain way, that's islamism, that's a cult. >> but you understand that christianity, judaism, you could interpret it just as you did. >> at times i have. >> i want to be clear. >> christianity where it says if you're not a christian, you will be killed. i'm not sure where that is. >> in sharia law, if you're not, if you're not practicing -- >> as i understand what greg was saying -- >> in sharia, you don't come around you're the infidel and the infidel will be killed. >> i think we have a long history of people walking around with the scarlet letter and the like. once you violate the tenets of christianity. you're cast out, you're a sinner. >> the old testament is old for a reason. >> i would say that i think there's a reason not to harass muslims in the united states of america. i think there's a reason not to harass christians. i don't like any of it. >> harassment, it's not harassment -- >> it's followi

research poll which surveyed muslims in the middle east and south asia and their views on women and sharia law their views on jews and israel. it's the majority of many of these countries filled with hate towards america and women and it's important to discuss these cultural issues and i think the trump surrogate did an excellent job. >> van. >> first of all, there's not a small subset in america that will say the kind of things just said today. i think if you said all americans hate all muslims, you would say that is not constructive. and so the problem that we have is that we do have a standard and the standard is if we're going to be engaged in these discussion, we need to do it in a way that does focus on the actual problem. there is an islam being culture that is violent, that is horrible but it is not islam being culture. islam has many, many cultures. when you are trying to solve the problem, the first thing you have to do is define the problem. if you define the problem too broadly, you become a part of the problem. >> i agree a little bit. >> when we come back, another story everyone

values which is freedom, which is christianity, and which is also anything that looks poorly on sharia law. we allowed it, again, to grow into something it shouldn't be. and it's becoming stronger and stronger every day that we don't lead from the front. obama and hillary, by avoiding the phrase, radical islam, they're being politically correct. they don't see it for what it is. and that's straight-up destroying the western world. >> kris paronto joins us with kimberly guilfoyle. that's a powerful ad. hillary clinton wasn't awake, was she? >> we didn't get any help, my common sense says, no, she was not. >> ambassador stevens. four people killed. >> my teammates. >> all the guys were killed including the ambassador. he requested security how many times? >> leading up six months prior, he was requesting multiple times. i don't have a number. continually, we need more security, more machine guns, more personnel. >> during this benghazi terror attack, withdrew weyou were tol down. >> we were told by cia officials then for some reason, the department of defense and the jets at air base and the

sharia law is not a part of that, so it is not a legitimate warm of law in the u.s.t may be communities try to put it into place, but it cannot be put into place in the notice states because of the laws we have locally and at the federal level. host: her question about who decided to stop investigating the orlando shooter. this,w york times writes fbi agents investigated the gunmen but close the case after following a standard checklist. washington who can reverse a decision to close a case were notified. guest: it goes back to looking at the process. who says no or to close the case and if a case is closed, should there be some hand to local or state law enforcement to make sure we are continuing to look at those individuals. i understand how overwhelmed the fbi is, but it is their decision to do this and it back the question, can we do more -- begs the question, can we do more? host: congressman rob wittman, thank you. we will continue our conversation with democratic congresswoman -- who sits on armed services and the intelligence panel. ♪ >> we are going public.

sharia law doesn't allow them in so many properties. it's really, really sad. it's actually incredibly scary. they're buying political influence. >> let me focus in, though, on the policies of saudi arabia. of the government of brunei and qatar and the uae and kuwait and oman. because they practice sharia and women are told how to dress, women must dress a certain way. many countries can't drive under sharia. need four eyewitnesss for rape. men determine if they go to school or allowed to work. saudi arabia, a woman can't leave a house without a male's permission. if a woman is raped, four male eyewitnesss. now, she claims she's the champion of women's rights but took $25 million from that country and millions more from these other countries that practice sharia. gays in eight countries including many that donated to her can be executed. she claims she's a champion of gay rights, women's rights. how can she accept the money from these countries and not criticize them? did they buy her silence? >> sean, $140 million buys a lot of silence. okay? that's all it is.

scott: he said the rep plenty of ways not just from the internet that extremists are advocating sharia law>> they say in their friday is ace that homosexuality crime punishable by death. with the idea that this is news to anybody, it should not be. scott: what other red flags are you seeing so far? >> one other thing to note is we are in the season of rommel down, which is the islamic high holiday. sis and other terrorist groups have called for attacks during ramadan. scott: if he had any direct ties or contact with isis has yet to be made public, but as is often the case, isis has after-the-fact claimed responsibility for the attack. coverage of the massacre in orlando continues right here on abc 7 news. find the latest developments on our website at wjla.com. hearth, deep in my i do we'll walk hand in hand someday ♪ president obama: in the face of hate and violence, we will not live in fear or turn against each other. instead we will stand united as americans to protect our people and our nation and take action against those threats. kimberly: reaction today from president obama followin

host: is afghanistan under sharia law?ast: the constitution built in consensus with all parties in afghanistan. if there is a clause in the constitution where the constitution cannot make a ambiguity, wee is rely on sharia law. in america when you talk about sharia law didn't meet goes to the thinking of what the taliban -- very strict islamic rules with a different interpretation. is a strict interpretation of what the other regimes would have wanted to implement. it is not what it is. most of what is already so far, there is a very comprehensive constitution. it has built upon the constitution afghanistan has had in the past. basically having the knowledge we have already had. host: jim is in virginia. hello. caller: your last two questions were pointed and great. bestmbassador, i hope the for your country. speaking on the terrorist issue of the taliban and, isis, and al qaeda. i would like to receive more on the news. maybe c-span can do something on it. ,he middle eastern countries my sone eu over there, was over there

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at the time critics voiced unfounded concern that mohammed might rely on sharia law.9/11 investigation. >> this sharia law business is crap. it's just crazy. and i'm tired of dealing with the crazies. >> christie outraged by those baseless allegations stood by his pick. he called him an extraordinary american, he praised him for helping the muslim community. christie said, quote, ignorance is behind the criticism and then he said it's just unnecessary to be accusing this guy of things just because of his religious background. he also said that he was tired of dealing with the crazies. too bad chris christie is unwilling to say the same thing about the presidential candidate he now supports. trump's criticism of the judge is just as unfounded as that which was leveled against now judge mohammed. and instead of standing by his friend donald trump, christie ought to, again, be calling out crazy. that's it. follow me on twitter. i'll see you next week. >>> donald trump is a loud, nasty, thin-skinned fraud. you shame yourself and you shame this great country. >>> and pocah

host: is afghanistan under sharia law? wast: the constitution built in consensus with all parties in afghanistan. if there is a clause in the constitution where the constitution cannot make a ambiguity, wee is rely on sharia law. in america when you talk about sharia law didn't meet goes to the thinking of what the taliban -- very strict islamic rules with a different interpretation. is a strict interpretation of what the other regimes would have wanted to implement. it is not what it is. most of what is already so far, there is a very comprehensive constitution. it has built upon the constitution afghanistan has had in the past. basically having the knowledge we have already had. host: jim is in virginia. hello. caller: your last two questions were pointed and great. bestmbassador, i hope the for your country. speaking on the terrorist issue of the taliban and, isis, and al qaeda. i would like to receive more on the news. maybe c-span can do something on it. ,he middle eastern countries my sone eu over there, was over the

is an imam who was there, known for preaching for death to homosexuals saying it is allowed by sharia law. we don't know if it inspired this act. finally when you have this going on what would you say to moderate muslims, the community when people are out there and time and again whether it is san bernardino, little rock, ft. hood, we have these horrific situations and it just continues. >> i would say to muslims, america and the world, when you see something out of place. when you are concerned about an individual you have to report it. the reality is as we look around the globe today the intent by terrorists and capability exists because they go unchecked in areas that allow them to plan, communica communicate and there are a lot of sympathizers around the world, more than we can ever identify. that's the goal. to make sure we allow free speech, the protection of privacy. but law enforcement takes the mission seriously to keep america safe. >> we certainly thank the fbi for diligence. the facts about what happened here. we thank mateen's co-workers who were so alarmed a couple of years

according to pew research, 99% of the people in afghanistan support oppressive sharia law. we admit many more and that's just the way it is, we admit many more from other countries in the region and i will tell you what, they share these oppressive views and values. we want to remain a free and open society, then and if we do we have to control our borders, we have to control and we have to control them now, not later, right now. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. >> yet hillary clinton for months and despite so many attacks repeatedly refused to even say the words radical islam until i challenged her yesterday and guess what, she will probably say them, she sort of has said them but let's see what happens, she really has no choice but she doesn't want, however, she's really been forced and she has been forced to say these words, she supports and the reason is she supports so much of what is wrong and what is wrong with this country and what's going wrong with our country and our borders. she has no clue in my opinion what radical islam is and she won't speak about honestl

according to pew research, 99% of the people in afghanistan support oppressive sharia law. we admit many more from other countries in the region and they share these oppressive views and values. we want to remain a free and open society. if we do, we have to control our borders. we have to control them now, not later. [applause] yes hillary clinton for months and despite so many attacks repeatedly refused to even say the words radical islam. it's a challenge for yesterday. and guess what. she will probably say them. she probably has said that but let's see what happens. she really has no choice. she supports so much of what is wrong with this country. and what is going wrong with our country at our borders. she has no clue what radical islam is and she won't speak honestly about it if she does in fact know. she is in total denial after continuing reluctance to even name the enemy broadcasts weakness across the entire world. true weakness. [applause] i don't know if you know this, just a few weeks before the san bernardino slaughter she explained her refusal to say the words

under sharia law, they think they can kill people, murder people, all these people have something in mmon. they are doing it under their god. their law says it is all right to murder homosexuals, to murder christians, that is what they believe. in galatians 51, it says stand fast and christ will set you free. we are founded on liberty. john adams said the general principles on which the fathers achieved independence with the general principles of christianity. generale now that those principles are eternal and immutable as existence. and attributes of god. it is not our job to judge people. we might think things are wrong, the bible might say certain things are wrong but the only judge is going to be the king of kings. it is not up to us to judge. aboutwe talked earlier proposals from the presidential candidate hillary clinton and donald trump. iny laid out there positions response to the terrorist attacks and the threats of loan will terrorism. the editorial board of the wall street journal today talking about neither candidate rising to the islamic state threat. the editorial board

more crimes, so the emphasis sharia law. due to the circumstances. that cultural aspect of all religion. then in india, the caste system is quite serious. i met some group from a lower caste. we had some discussions. i told them like this. this is the social sort of system, at that time a feudal system, it is the same sort of lord and like slave. so the caste system related to the feudal system. the feudal system changed. now there is a certain cultural aspect, religion with the feudal system. now comes change. for that, the politicians and even governments cannot do much. with hindu, the cast system comes from the same source, creator. spiritual leaders should come out, with rituals and prayer, must come out. i the caste system is outdated. so i told them. they arranged certain meetings. then i am ready to come, i told them. so like that. the cultural aspect, in buddhism, i think comparatively the buddha makes certain rules mortar microchip principles -- more democracyitic principles. with monks, about 100 actions. all those actions only carried by

rooftops, they say that is a legal action because of the sins they say the gays committed under sharia law. >> the scene there, so much c n carnage in such a short period of time. not much the police could do in those initial minutes. >> no, george, it's not. it's a horrible tragedy when police have to confront a situation like this that's ongoing. there's been recent moves to train police and emergency medical techniques, so that as they are clearing and securing a location, they can provide emergency care. when you have this many casualties and an unstable situation like this, it's difficult to provide that care even if you train for it. >> you worked in the federal government, counterterroism center as well. that will be done after the fact now. not only in orlando but across the country. >> well, first investigators will want to get the details of what happened here. was this an individual who was recruited and trained? was this somebody who became self-radicalized and inspired by what he saw on social media or learned off the internet. you will see an increase in security at soft targ

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people in from those areas you may be bringing in terrorists, even if they are not and they prefer sharia law, and that society over american society they are apt to end up in these enclaves. >> first american to go to syria and become a bomber there. thank you both for your time, we appreciate it. at hom here is lou. lou: i am lou dobbs. donald trump today delivered one of his most specific, compelling speeches of his more than one year long campaign for white house, focusing on the fees that clinton received from big business, wall street and special interests, trump noted that bill and hillary have received $153 million giving speeches to ceo, lobbyists and foreign government since 2001. over a period of 40 minutes trump attacked her dangerous policies bad judgment and

neighborhoods, flying in unknowns from central america and the middle east, en masse, and they demand sharia law in place of american law? then we are in the wilderness, folks. and i don't want to hear that americans need to be more humble. that we need more humility. that my free speech needs to be tamped down, so as not to offend another's religion. nowhere does our constitution say we cannot say something about another's religion. nowhere does our constitution say we cannot say anything that offends others. and by the way, where does it say i can't have a gun. do not use our constitution against us. while you use the same constitution to shield those who violate our laws, showering them with all the rights and benefits, but none of the responsibilities. when our president's first response to an american getting his head cut off is to show up in a golf cart and keep on golfing, when he and his attorney's response to americans being killed by muslim terrorists is to stand up for muslims, then it's time to take our country back. and don't tell me that to not take these people in is not who we ar

constitution or sharia law, they are not compatible, there is no middle ground, you choose america or you choose islamist extremism, there is no middle ground. deirdre: investigators are looking into motivations and connection of orlando killer. fbi take has the shooter's phones and details. looking at some selfies that terrorist posted on social media it appears he had a android smartphone, we reached out to google, they had no comment at the time, but the government fought apple to get san bernardino a iphone' unlocked is a fight on the way between the government law enforcement and google? well, congress needs to move on this. we need a law that states clearly, that american base companies, tech companies that do business with america, must make codes and keys available to law enforcement in felony cases, this is open and shut. these tech companies, they love the protection of american law, they want the safety of operating from america. they need to be patriotic, they are not citizens offed world. they are citizens of the united states, and they need to do their duties, that help