vetted over the course of the last several years. so wouldn t it be wise, you think about your mind goes to the picture that was shown, obviously tugs at everyone s heartstrings of that little boy who was found dead on the beach. there are clearly families, many people would say if the united states played a stronger role a long time ago these family was have never left their homeland in the first place but at some point you have to say, these people need to be allowed in. catholic charities is involved with this family. they say the family knows, has friends that live in indianapolis area that were going to take them in. sure. martha: i m sure they have been spoken to as well. is there no vetting process good enough for you at this point? well, martha, what i will tell you, before i was governor i was on the foreign affairs committee. i was actually on capitol hill on september 11th, and reality is, as you can see on your screens today in mali, as we saw a week ago today in paris,
terror groups, there are a lot of them, not just isis and al qaeda, are competing with each other, is this now suddenly trigger a serious of continuous an chronic terrorist attacks? what does that mean for american citizens? gregg, what really this is doing, it is making more vivid what we ve known for quite a while. we ve had al qaeda in arabian peninsula. al qaeda in the islamic maghreb. boko haram,al that bob and isis and affiliates join up. they compete with each other. sometimes they cooperate with each other. they have transient alliances. this makes much more difficult back on september 11th, when it was one group in caves in afghanistan. gregg: switching to our other subject which we initially invited you, we have this isis videotape threatening an attack on the white house. it came 24 hours after a simulated video attack on new york city. how serious do you take this?