tamp that down. now, obviously, when you have a climate summit like we have here in paris, people want to talk about the war against isis. but let me tell you there have been a lot of creditics who hav suggested for some time now that the u.s., led by president obama, is frankly treading water when it comes to battling isis. they re doing just enough to say they re effective but not doing enough to end the threat which could probably call for tens of thousands perhaps even 100,000 troops. to do that, that would take a change of policy and we simply haven t seen it, gretchen. kevin kos, thank you. president obama urging a major climate deal in perilous, as kevin told us. but his leadership on terrorism could overshadow his efforts. eboni williams is here along with mercedes schlapp. it s interesting, eboni. when you look at people who argue that climate change is a national security issue, here s why, they point out that extreme
enter the visa process, which could involve an interview. you can just come and visit up to 90 daze. what the administration is proposing has to do with biometrics, collecting material on folks coming into the u.s. it s a pilot program to collect fingerprints, requiring travelers to use a security chip in their passports and also allowing more of those who work for the u.s. government in foreign airports to clear people before they come here to the united states. there also is a movement on capitol hill. the administration is asking congress to make changes because an t beef up the program without congress doing so. tomorrow the house majority leader kevin mccarthy says his office will meet with the chairman s committee to talk about ways congress can get behind this and make changes to the program, especially in the wake of the paris attacks from a few weeks ago. so there s not a lot of agreement on this, but i m wondering if you know if congress will make these changes requested.
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comfortable in his role as a wartime president. the immediate threat here is isis and terrorists. again, the president, where he wants his legacy to be is on the climate change issue. he is not he s more in a defensive posture i would say when it comes to isis and when he says, quote unquote, he s contained the islamic state. as we know, americans i think feel very concerned about his strategy moving forward and taking on terrorists. and i don t think he s really willing to explain or to develop an aggressive strategy to take them down. that s what we re not seeing from him. let s move on to the people who want to be the next president of the united states, donald trump not backing down about his claim aboutéqis new jy muslims cheering on 9/11. fwo of his rivals slamming him on the campaign trail. he knows what he s saying. he s smart and playing you guys like a fiddle, the press, by saying outrageous things and garnering attention. that s his strategy, to dominate the news. t
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