different from whether or not the policies was earlier? it s not. differences are large ly superficial. you take iraq out. i don t mean first policy, immigration as it stood before the first executive order, how is this second eo different from the way we handled immigrants. largely superficial. extreme vetting happening was happening with the program. inside the administration you asked themhy they targeted refugee program. well, talk to middle eastern countries they don t take refugees, saudi arabia doesn t take refugees. so there was always this fixation on the refugee program as a weak spot in our immigration policy when, in fact, it s one of the most exhausted vettings we have. jeremy, you have new reporting how white house wins over conservatives who might be
crimea. we re back with republican congressman darrell issa. the president had what is widely reported to be tough phone calls with foreign leaders including the prime minister of australia. you ve seen all of those reports. we just reported. was it appropriate for president trump to start off his new administration with such a tough phone call with a key u.s. ally? well, you know, we always would hope that you can do the best you can when you re ending a deal that shouldn t have happened. president obama in his last days negotiated roughly 1200 refugees from a country that doesn t take refugees for the most part to come here, and i think after the president s controversial or not 90-day stay, it was appropriate for him to say, we re not doing those, call us in 90 days. and i m sure with the pressure you have in australia to get these people off the islands and out of australia, both were under a lot of pressure. but, you know, if the u.s. doesn t live up to that commitment, it wil