Why do they do this now . And how worried should Hillary Clinton be . We have a powerful lineup for you tonight. Dana perino knows all about president ial messaging. She joins us on why the campaign rolled out such change, just as positive reviews and very strong commentary were rolling in for trumps speech last night. Ben shapiro, formerly of breitbart, knows the Trump Campaigns new campaign ceo very well, doesnt like him so much. They join us in just a couple of moments to debate todays move. But first, lets go to carl cameron, chief Political Correspondent with the very latest from inside the Trump Campaign. Carl . Reporter hi, trish. For years when president ial campaigns hit rough patches, theyve said, its time for a reset. And theyll shuffle the deck chairs, move some people around, hire new people. In this particular case, the Trump Campaign refers to it as an expansion, not a shake up. But the fact of the matter is, the man whod been running the campaign has now been supplanted by steve bannon. A firebrand conservative, the type of republican who feasts on antiestablishment rhetoric and attacking the institutions of the american body politic. Bannon brings to the trump team the type of rhetoric, the type of approach that donald trump himself likes to demonstrate on the campaign trail. Bannon is now the top guy. And kelly conway, excuse me, shes been evaluated to campaign manager. Now, what she brings to the table is not only a very astute polling capacity, but shes quite expert in finding out what the themes of various different constituencies are. And one of the things she think she can help donald trump with is appealing to women more. So between the two of them, bannon and conway, paul manafort, the campaign chairman, has been at the very least layered. He remains in the job, but even though he was trying, along with a lot of other folks in the Trump Campaign to try to make the candidate adhere to a more messageoriented discipline, instead of the off the cuff bombastic fireworks that hes now famous for, it clearly hasnt worked to date. And now with these two new additions, it would seem as though trump has some allies in campaigning his way. Having said that, theres no lack of understanding of the challenge in the Trump Campaign. They read the polls. They get it. They know that in most of the key battleground states, 11 or so, and there were polls just this week that illustrate this, in a number of cases, Hillary Clinton has jumped out to a lead that has, at times, been in double digits. This is obviously very bad news, under 12 weeks for donald trump. So now comes the change. Hes also been campaigning in states, frankly, that are red states where normally, at this point in the campaign, a republican nominee wouldnt be going. Hoping that theyre in the bank, yet we see in many places where Hillary Clinton has canceled her advertising, in swing states where she thinks shes comfortable, and has now begun venturing into places like utah and nevada and arizona, thinking that those traditionally red states can be moved into the blue category. So the Trump Campaign starts anew, expanded, as they are, with two more people who happen to be now senior to their former campaign chairman. And as far as the Trump Campaign is concerned, their target is always Hillary Clinton and its not about the internal mechanisms and mechanics of how this works, trish. Thank you so much, carl. Well, the news of the shake up or shall we say, expansion, at the top of his Campaign Came just hours after mr. Trump delivered what was billed as a groundbreaking feat in which he made a direct appeal to africanamerican voters. Watch him here. Law and order must be restore restored. It must be restored for the sake of all, but most especially, for the sake of those living in the affected communities. The main victims of these riots are lawabiding africanamerican citizens, living in these neighborhoods. The Democratic Party has failed and betrayed the africanamerican community. Democratic crime policies, education policies, and economic policies have produced only more crime, more broken homes, and more poverty. I want to offer americans a new and much better future. Dana perino is cohost of the five and served as White House Press secretary under president george w. Bush. She joins us now. Dana, good to see you. Thank you. The speech was well received by a lot of different people. And hes had, you could say, a pretty good run since monday. So all of this happening today, it seems to be, in some ways, taking away the opportunity he had to kind of ride the good headlines. Why do it right now . Uh, i dont know. Because i agree that last nights speech, by some accounts, i think Rudy Giuliani called it the best speech by a republican ever, which i think abe lincoln might take issue, but it was yeah. So they were trying to give him really good reviews for this. The news about the campaign change had held in secret since last sunday. So me, i was like, why wouldnt you just then hold this on a friday night . Because the media will always cover a process story over a substantiative story. Every time. You know, youre absolutely right. Thats one of my biggest criticisms of the media. This tendency, and here we are talking about it. We are going to get to the policies, but this is the latest headline. So instead of talking about the ways to improve the social economic communities throughout black america right now, as he was just talking about there last night, here we are talking about the changes in his campaign. And it seems to detract from the important stuff he needs to get to. But nonetheless, maybe, maybe he just had to get it done, right now . Well, maybe the news was going to break and they wanted to break it themselves, or maybe, because of the news additional news about Paul Manaforts possible connections in russia and whether or not he didnt fully disclose payments, back to the United States, if there was some impropriety, that could be that he wanted to get at the heart of this. And Kellyanne Conway, its a new role for her. What i think is good for trump, she used to work for ted cruz. So when she did opposition research, she knows exactly what trumps weaknesses are. And so they could probably help strengthen them. I think thats a good thing. And i think part of that speech last night was not just to the africanamerican community. Because hes got a 9 Approval Rating with africanamericans. He is not going to fix that dramatically in the next 82 days. But, women listening to him last night, if they were on the fence about him, maybe they would believe that the law and order message that hes giving and that change needs to happen in those communities would be helpful. And that might be where Kellyanne Conway can be really effective. And one would have to think that kellyanne was already weighing in before that speech absolutely. Definitely. On monday night, and of course the one last night. Anyway, its fascinating to watch and we want to get back to some of this policy stuff, but dana perino, thank you so much. You know, the critics are out there. Theyre everywhere, theyre on the left, theyre on the right. And theyre all taking issue tonight with Trump Campaigns breitbart connection. As we mentioned, trump named steve bannon the executive chairman of Breitbart News as his new campaign ceo. Mr. Bannon is bestknown for his controversial rightleaning website, and has been described as the most dangerous man in politics. I dont know about that, but thats what they say. Ben shapiro is a former breitbart editor at large and now the editor in chief of the daily lawyer. Com. Welcome to you both. You know, the most dangerous man in politics. Wow i mean, given that politics is dangerous as it is these days, maybe thats not so bad to have on your side, especially when youre going up against the likes of the clintons. But ben, you dont think bannons going to help him. I know you know mr. Bannon quite well. Why do you say that . Im not saying that bannon wont help him. I think bannnon could help him, steve bannon keep him on track has a record of telling donald trump to double down. Breitbart news has created this alternate reality where trump is always winning and his rally sizes matter more than his poll numbers. And he has the history of meeting with people and watching as their career spiral the grain. I think steves a smart guy, a vicious guy, and steve has his own interests here and his own interests dont necessarily well, i would think, i mean, now that hes joined the campaign and has taken on the role as ceo of the whole Trump Campaign, his interests should be aligned with donald trump, in that he needs to win this thing as much as trump needs to win this thing. Though. I dont know why you would take that on if you dont want to win . You want to go down as a loser . Why take that on . You could have stayed happily at breitbart and enjoyed the paycheck. Steves a smart guy. He doesnt put himself in win lose scenarios. He puts himself in win win situations. If trump wins, hes a power player in the white house and i have to prepare for my irs audit. If he loses, he moves on with trump is an ally and Work Together beyond that, because breitbart and trump have been working handinglove together for months now. When i left in march, i said that this was trump proper. That doesnt mean that trump will be hurt by bringing bannon on, but there is a shark jump moment to all of this. Its almost like fonzi put on the evel knievel rocket pack and is jumping i dont know about that. I think its not over until the fat lady sings, as they say, and its still early. Were not even at labor day. I agree. And charles, let me ask you, what is it that mr. Bannon can bring to the table . Because i think that while running the website is one thing, actually running a campaign is something rather different. And lets face it, the donald trump that we have seen in the last couple of days has been a more modified version of himself. Sure. Well, to be sure, i dont think that, you know, picking steve bannon to run his campaign is picking a political hack. Steve bannon does not have experience running a president ial campaign, to be sure. But what i think that that decision does signal is that donald trump is doubling down on the message that donald trump has given from the beginning, and its a message thats been very good for him. Combatting illegal immigration, domestic economy, not globalism, but the domestic economy, and fighting terrorism. And those things, there are very few people, especially on the right, who saw those three messages, those three issues as being as vital as theyve proven to be. One of them is, of course, donald trump, but another has been breitbart and steve bannon. And then the fourth overarching thing that i think is so vitally important and has done so much good for donald trump in this campaign has been his willingness to go up and shatter the Political Correctness that has strangulated politics in this country. And, you know, definitely, the Democratic Party, and i know ben agrees with me on that, and i think he probably agrees with me on this, too. Its also strangulated the republican party. Both sides, for sure. And you cant take away from steve bannon that he has been he has been the he has been just as unafraid and unflinching to go after that kind of Political Correctness. For sure. It is definitely refreshing to see that in politics these days. I think that is so much of what people have responded to. Thank you so much. Its good to see both of you guys tonight. A first today for donald trump, as he receives his first classified intelligence briefing from washington officials. Ciatrained intel op, Tony Schaefer, who spoke to one of the men inside that briefing will tell us what type of intelligence trump received. And Mike Huckabee is here to respond to the critics who say trump shouldnt receive that intel. Plus, Congress Finally getting its hands on the investigative documents from Hillary Clintons email probe, only to find huge portions completely redacted due to sensitivity. 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Donald trump today receiving his first classified intelligence briefing from washington officials. Trump brought along his adviser, former dia chief, general michael flynn, to make sure everything was up to snuff, as he had previously suggested he doesnt trust the intel coming out of washington. But flynn told fox a short time ago, this was not only the real deal, in terms of the intelligence, it suggested to him that the Current White House isnt taking the threats we face as a nation seriously at all. The policy decisions that a president makes sometimes can be in dramatic contrast to the intelligence that they receive. And then those policy decisions that this particular administration has made under both Hillary Clinton and president obama, and in many cases, are in stark contrast to the intelligence that we were presented today. Colonel Tony Schaefer is a intel op. Moments ago, he spoke with general flynn. Good to have you here, sir. You know, i know that some of that conversation was likely offrecord, but the onrecord part, what sense did you get, in terms of the actual challenges, the significant challenges that were facing right now. I think mike accurately represented the reality that we face. The white house has made decisions on policy, not based on intelligence fact. Not based on the ground truth. So thats, i think, evident. One of the things mike did say is that the intelligence he was briefed on today does not reflect accurately the propaganda being put out by the white house, regarding some of the successes. And this has been one of the reasons donald trump has said, i dont trust the intelligence community. Theres reasons for that. Congress just recently did an investigation of the Central Command, cooking of the books. Where Central Command was putting forth this really rosy view of the Central Commands success in iraq against isis, which was completely false. That issue actually went all the way from clapper, the dni, to a guy named scott barrier, who was the j2 at the time, all the way up, as far as we can tell, to general austin. Thats one of the reasons, my sources tell me, that general austin was asked to move along before he was asked to. So theres skepticism. Thats another reason mike was there, to make sure the information he was presented was both accurate, as well as in depth for someone like a donald trump who may become president to make decisions. So the intel communities, here are the facts. Were going to present them. And the president s job, and lawmakers job will interpret those facts to come up with the best policies to keep us all safe. Thats correct. So general flynn came away from that meeting saying, our president has not come up with the policies we need to keep us safe. Absolutely. And i think general flynn was actually saying that, partly, when he was director of dis. Remember, general flynn was the first officer to admit in testimony, open testimony, about the existence of isis, going back almost three years. So mike has been trying, as best as i can tell, to live up to his oath office and do whats necessary and tell the truth. Let me ask you. There are critics who say, general flynn has ties to russia, and there were concerns he was there in the intelligence briefing. How do you respond to those . Ive known mike a long time. I talked to mike before he went to russia, and after he came back there russia. That whole trip was a Research Trip figuring out how to deal with the russians, strategically. They are in some instances an ally, and in some instances a challenger. When you say ally . Right now in isis, theyre going after the same targets we are. Sometimes theyre going after targets weve trained, some of our rebels. With that said, for the most part, they are antiislamic radicalism as much as we are. There are things theyre not as much as us its an interesting time. Colonel schaefer, thank you so much. When you think about it, we have allied with russia before back in world war ii. To good effect. Very good effect. Joining me with more on the politics of all of this, governor Mike Huckabee. Governor, good to see you. All right, National Security. Thank you, trish. To me shouldnt be all that political. This is pretty cut and dried, weve got to keep everyone safe. But such is the reality in which we live, and this is an election season. How important is it for donald trump right now to stay laser focused on this issue of security . Well, one of the things i think a lot of people dont understand, personnel is policy. And good policy is good politics. But with the obama administration, theyve reversed it. Everything is politics. They put policy last and they put personnel really right next to politics. So you have really unprepared people, who have been running the National Security issue, like ben rhodes, who admitted they department have a clue they were doing and they were well, what they did was, to make up narratives that they thought would help them politically, rather than to tell the truth and trust the people. They just didnt they dont trust the people. And thats a dangerous place for an open, free society like america to be. Isnt that, governor, in fact, why there is such an indictment against the last eight years, thaest effectively the last eight years have been nothing but politics, and thus we havent gotten anything done, whether its on the National Security front, whether its on the economic front, whether its just pure old gridlock in washington. Nothing happens, because, for whatever reason, this president hasnt been able to put politics into the rearview mirror. And let me be very clear to say that theres always been politics. Doesnt matter, democrat or republican. And if you use politics thats backed up by the truth, thats one thing. But look, this administration for eight years has built politics on a radical ideology that is full of absolute lies. If you like your doctor, you can keep him. If you like your health insurance, you can keep them. To another big carrier just dropped out today. But we were lied to about, about everything from benghazi, to syria, to the russian reset, to the overthrow of power in egypt. I mean, its easier to ask, what have we not been lied to. Hillarys emails. How many servers she had. What she did with those emails, whether it was used just to check on chelseas wedding . I mean, this has been eight years of lying. And thats why people in this country are angry. Theyre not just unhappy. Theyre just in a seething rage. And its why donald trump is the republican nominee. And its also why i still believe, in spite of all the press accounts, that hes going to win in november. Because when people ask themselves, do i want donald trump, a person who is not married to this political culture and ideology, or bill clinton, who helped create the mess, who do you want . Thats the choice. Change or status quo. Thank you so much. Governor, good to have you here. Thanks. All right. The democrats Vice President ial nominee calling out Donald Trumps proposal to vet immigrants entering the United States. Were going to speak to a constitutional attorney and to a Muslim American who supports the plan and says, yes, we need extreme vetting plus, Marc Thiessen and Austan Goolsbee react to new calls from the liberal media the liberal media that the Clinton Foundation stop accepting donations. Also, Hillary Clintons email probe comes under review by house republicans, but Oversight Committee chairman Jason Chaffetz says he doesnt have Adequate Security clearance to view some of it. He joins us exclusively on that, next. I never sent or received any classified material. 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Representative chaffetz, welcome, good to see you. This material, i understand, was apparently all, according to her, originally, theoretically, so fine that she could actually email it around, so why now, is it suddenly so supersecret . Well, i think its always been highly classified. The Clinton Campaign would seem to want the public know, oh, its only just a few, and its not that bad. But the sensitivity of material is such that even i, the chairman of the Oversight Committee, the chief investigative body, i dont have the proper security clearance, as a member of congress, to look at this. And so the materials they provided to the secure communications facility, the socalled skiff there at the house of representatives, under lock and key and guard, even when i get in there to see it, its going to be redacted to the point that i wont be able to read the complete file. So representative, what does that tell you . Well, it goes to the nature of how this very sensitive material, the material that puts peoples lives in danger, was out there in the open. And you cant do that. We have more than 1 Million People in this country that have security clearances. And i think its clear to almost everybody, i thought, that you cant share that information. You cant allow people to have access to that information. You have to keep that in a secure server and in a secure setting. But that is not what happened, top to bottom, start to finish, with this arrangement that Hillary Clinton made with herself. Was she simply careless, or do you think there was Something Else altogether going on . Well, it went on for years. She was fairly sophisticated. A former United States senator, a former first lady, surrounded by some of the top minds that she got to pick. And yet, they created this scheme in such a way that they could bypass it. She set up this server on the very day she started her senate confirmation. And again, information thats so sensitive and secret that in the hands of nefarious nation states, any sort of hackers, literally, puts peoples lives in danger. So representative, what do you do now . Well, i still want to get at the truth. Weve got to understand and plug this hole. Because one thing i want the public to understand, its not one email system. The youre dealing with classified information, thats on a separate system. You cant just forward that to an address that is not properly cleared. So somebody had to take that information and either regurgita regurgitate it, perhaps copy it, put it on a thumb drive. Maybe they downloaded a pdf. Maybe they took the essence of that conversation, and put it on a nonsecure setting. So weve got to make sure we dont know, this stuff could be out there. Look, if youre someone who was working, potentially for the cia, somewhere in the world, youd probably be pretty nervous right now, knowing this stuff does exist somewhere or could have been hacked into. Representative chaffetz, thank you so much. Good to see you tonight. Thank you, appreciate it. Allegations of perjury arent the only thing plaguing Hillary Clinton tonight. The connection between clintons personal foundation and her time at the state department was the subject of sharp criticism in a boston globe editorial. The publication finding this relationship so questionable, it suggests, simply, Clinton Foundation should stop accepting funds. Yeah, you think . Joining me right now, mark patient, former speechwriter for president george w. Bush, and Austan Goolsbee. Austan, im starting with you tonight. So shes a smart woman, yes . She is. And shes been around politics a whole long time. And i think she probably, at some point, figured shed probably go on to bigger and better things, even during her time there as secretary of state. Yes . Look, i dont know it sounds like youre leading some questions. Why dont you just ask me what you want to ask. Okay, i dont understand given why, if shes as smart as she is and as ambitious as she is, why on earth she would subject herself to the scrutiny shes now going through with this paytoplay scandal, just for a few lousy bucks for the foundation . So theres one of two things going on, austan. Shes either really stupid. Really dumb. Doesnt recognize that this would would be a challenge for her political career, or she knows that and chose to do it anyway, which would suggest shes very corrupt. Which is it . Well and have i stopped beating my wife . You forgot that second part. You added the paytoplay scandal. That is an accusation from a rightwing organization. Thats not at all what happened. All right. The reason that she raised money wait. The reason she raised money for the Clinton Foundation is that the Clinton Foundation, which has received a grade of a by the alliance that evaluates philanthropy organizations, used their money to reduce ma lair yay drug prices by 90 throughout the developed world. They used money to reduce hiv infection rates around the world. Yeah, ill give you this theyve done a lot of massively good charity. This is not a paytoplay scandal. They have done some very good things. I should point out that the majority of the revenue goes to overhead as opposed to actually charity, which is not in line with what most charities do thats not correct, but the other thing i would point out. Let me ask you about the whole ubs scandal. I keep bringing it up, because its something i cant let go of. You know ubs, youre a financial guy. It wanted to get 55,000 of it clients off the hook from tax evasion by the irs. What does it do . It goes to Hillary Clinton, who is then the newly named secretary of state. And she works out a deal, and these clients, the majority of them, anyway, all except for 4,500 or so, they get off the hook. The irs drops their investigation into them. Thats nonsense. Thats nonsense. How does the secretary of state have anything to do with the department of justice . She assisted in this investigation, and then her husband, of course, got 1. 5 million as well, for speaking fees, and the foundation got a whole lot of money, as well. Mark thesisisen, it seems to me these things are pretty obvious. You say, hey, hon, sit that one out. Dont take a speaking fee from ubs this year, wait a few years, because i did this deal for them on the side. How do you reconcile taking money from the countries that you might also be helping along the way . Look, trish, they were dead broke when they left the white house. Didnt you hear . I forgot. They had no money, they were dead broke. They needed money. And mow, guess what, theyre not dead broke anymore. Theyre multimillionaires. Bill clinton has enriched himself enormously with these speeches, that are very closely tied, if you watch clinton cash, these stories have been reported by the wall street journal, not just the leftwing groups that are saying this. Theyve enriched themselves through the Clinton Foundation and deals that just happen to coincide when bill clinton gave a speech in russia and all of a sudden theyve got uranium concessions for a donor. So, you know, there is a reason why 68 of the American People think that she is dishonest. And 6 in 10 think she should be prosecuted. They dont buy these excuses, because clinton lies, lies, lies, and lices. If she becomes president , if she becomes president , what happens to the foundation . The boston globe says the foundation needs to end or go on high d hiatus for a few years, because it just doesnt feel right. Do you agree with that . 100 . 100 from mark. Austan . I dont see how you can say that and not be doubly outraged a to the philanthropic behavior of donald trump or be asking we talk about that, all the time and im talking about this right now. What would happen with Trump Industries . Even the boston globe oh, please look, you cant change the subject. You just said that if she becomes president. If she becomes president , they should look at what the foundation whether there is or could be some chinese wall or should they stop donations. I would have thought there would have been a chinese wall at home, but i guess not. Anyway, thank you so much. Marc and austan, good to see you tonight. Okay, also breaking tonight, the u. S. Olympic committee confirming reports that Brazilian Police removed two u. S. Olympians from a flight leaving rio, as a judge raises new questions over their story that they were robbed at gunpoint. And Gold Medalist ryan lochte is in the middle of all of this. Trace has got the latest breaking news details for us. Plus, critics say Donald Trumps plan to vet immigrants violates u. S. Law. It violates tradition. Were going to talk with one of the nations foremost constitutional experts who says, no, it doesnt. Hes got a different take on all of this, and it turns out he says its perfectly legal to do and maybe even what we should be doing. Thats ahead. She spent summer bingewatching. Soon, shell be bingestudying. Now she writes mostly in emoji. Soon, shell type the best essays in the entire 8th grade. Today, the only spanish words he knows are burrito and enchilada. Soon, hell take notes en espanol. Get back to great with the right gear. From the place with the experts. Office depot officemax. Gear up for school. Gear up for great. Im going to make this as simple as possible for you. You can go ahead and stick with that complicated credit card that limits where you earn bonus cash back. Or. You can get the quicksilver card from capital one. 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Because if youre muslim and believe in sharia law, that would theoretically be a red flag under trumps plan. But you say, its legal to look at these things. How . Well, it is constitutional. Its not even unprecedented. I think we have to separate the policy question, and theres legitimate questions on both sides, from the legal part of that. And the legal analysis, i think, is pretty clear. A president s authority at the borders is really at its apex, is at its greatest, highest level. And so, President Trump would be able, i think, to implement this type of change, preferably with congress. Congress has given a great deal of authority, for example, in defining naturalization conditions and the president enforces those conditions. But theres no question that when youre talking about border entries, a president s given a lot of discretion. And also, people need to remember, we currently vet people coming into the country. So what hes suggesting is that shes going to take a closer look. That hell be more demanding. Now, certainly, questions can be raised as to whether we should do that. But i dont think theres much question that he could do that. And is it because, you know, hes doing this for National Security reasons and thus, that adds a different component to it . Or are you just going back to the fact that the president has a lot of power, when it comes to securing borders . He certainly suggests that he wants to add a series of questions. Right now, you have people who, for example, with want to be citizens, will have to pass a test, expressing their knowledge, confirming their knowledge of u. S. Rights and values. He clearly would like to see them, also, affirmatively state that they believe in those values, and the same with other people entering the country. That is probably within his authority. Congress could stop it, but it probably is there. Hes also suggested that he may slow entries from countries where he doesnt feel theres sufficient ability to confirm the backgrounds o individuals. Once again, he probably has that authority. He enforces these rules. And the rules, as they stand now, gives the executive the obligation to make sure that people are not dangerous to the United States. There are very general terms in those rules. Very interesting. Professor, so good to have you here tonight. Thank you so much. Thank you, trish. All right. Here to react, dr. Zudy dasher, the president of islamic American Reform for democracy, and arash aremmish, a National Security analyst and an attorney. Dr. Dasher, beginning with you, i know you are an advocate for reform in the muslim religion and you say we need extreme vetting. Why are you so convinced of that . Well, this is the only way to fight this war. Were at war, trish, and we cant be undergoing this natural suicide or fratricide, where we allow anyone to come in. Right now the current paradigm is filtering for violent extremists. What is that. And not only should we be asking questions, our muslim Declaration Movement lays out these ideas. There are form of islam that are compatible with america and there are forms that are not compatible. And we should not open our doors to insurgents who would want to destroy our country from within. We should interview of the taliban brotherhood, political islamist movements should not be allowed in. Its pretty simple. Mr. Aremmish, i would like you to weigh in on this. Because were talking about a religion that has gotten corrupted to the point where it turns into a political movement, as dr. Jaszer just explained. I know youve been very much against this kind of extreme vetting, but how do you make sure you dont get these people that are jihadist in the country, if you dont vet them . We denied 1,200 visas in 2004 alone, just based on suspicions of terrorism, okay . So its not as if everybody who applies for a visa, almost 10 Million People a year, come here to the u. S. Come here without a single question being asked. Secondly, the burden of proof is always on the Foreign National to make the case, to seek entry into the United States. Where we actually agree is that, yes, we have to protect our values, we have to protect our homeland, we have to make sure anyone who comes here is not a criminal, is not a radical, is not a dribble islamist terrorist. That is completely fine. What im arguing here, is expediency, a method, and proficiency. To make sure these methods are practical and these methods are actually in a way that can be yae carried out. But the problem is let me just jump in. You say that we need to make sure these people are not terrorists that are coming here. Yet i dont know, dr. Jaszer, that were doing that. Because otherwise, we wouldnt have seen what happened in San Bernardino actually happen. I mean, this woman came here and no one had any he was not an immigrant. He was born here. Im talking about his wife, who came here from pakistan. But arash, your paradigm of filtering against terrorist organizations, terrorism is a tactic. The ideology that threatens us is theocratic islam. And when you have the father of the orlando terrorist sitting behind Hillary Clinton, going through many security clearances, you realize that he never went through a security clearance. Secret service filtered him. He never went through one at a time, one at a time. You think that right now people do you think that right now were vetting against members of the taliban. Arash, go for your point. We have 30 seconds left. Finish your thought. Im arguing practicality and feasibility. Mr. Trump is behind in the polls. He is trailing Hillary Clinton, almost every battleground state. This week is immigration of muslims, next week is mexicans. He has to do something to rally the base. I think a lot of National Security concerns right now and hes tapping into that, for sure. Thank you so much. Good to see you both. Lots more coming up. Breaking tonight, three u. S. Swimmers were just removed from a flight back to the United States after new questions and video surfaced in a reported violent armed robber of the olympians. And star ryan lochte. And star ryan lochte. Trace as you totaled your brand new car. Nobodys hurt, but there will still be pain. It comes when your Insurance Company says theyll only pay threequarters of what it takes to replace it. What are you supposed to do . Drive threequarters of a car . Now if you had Liberty Mutual new car replacement™, youd get your whole car back. I guess they dont want you driving around on three wheels. Smart. With Liberty Mutual new car replacement™, well replace the full value of your car. Liberty stands with you™. Liberty mutual insurance. Breaking tonight, we are getting reports that three u. S. Olympians were just removed from a flight back to the United States after a judge raised new questions over the athletes story that they were robbed at gunpoint in rio. Trace gallagher is live in our west coast newsroom with the latest on this. Whats going on, trace . Trish, four u. S. Swimmers were involved, only ryan lochte and james gave statements to police, but two others were also pulled off a plane as they tried to fly back to the u. S. And there are reports james feigen was also taken off the plan. Remember, a rio judge wanted to bring in lochte and feigen for more questioning, but lochte flew home and feigen moved out of the athletes village. They claim they were robbed and attacked on the way home from a party and the robbers impersonating Police Officers put a gun to his head, took his cash and wallet, but left his cell phone and olympic credential, but the judge questions why the americans didnt know where it happened, what time, or anything about the taxi they were in. The judge says the swimmers claim they left the party at 4 00 a. M. , but Surveillance Video shows them leaving at 5 50 and arriving back at the olympic village, according to this video obtained by dailymail. Com at 6 56. The judge also noted the swimmers calm demeanor upon arriving back, saying it seems the victims arrived with an unshaken physical and psychological state. Lochte claims they dont remember much because they were intoxicated and didnt report the crime because they feared getting in trouble. Lochtes lawyer says his client will not be returning to brazil, and, quote, he stand by what he provided in that interview and signed off on. Remember, james feigen was still in brazil, but now there are reports he, too, was taken off of a plane. Were trying to find out if, in fact, they have been arrested. Thank you, trace. All right, were going to be right back. Ow. Are you okay . Yeah, i just got charged for my credit monitoring. Thats how i know its working. Ah. 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