wahbis. a lot of people in the national guard that keeps them in power are as well. the saudis will never forget the takeover in 79 which was very destabilizing to the country. they re walking on eggshells t. s not going to be solved overnight. it s not going to be solved by algorithms alone. bob, thanks so much. the president and first lady there touring this new center for combatting extremist ideology in saudi arabia. you re seeing how the screens work, how the technology is being used in the battle against terrorism. and of course, also today we understand the president will be addressing a large room of young people about the responsibilities that come with twitter and counter terrorism. we re going to continue to mon this and we ll be right back. blueberries and pumpkin. me. wow. and spinach! that was my favorite bite so far.
world. it s exactly the type of thing that the young people out against in the arab spring. they ll hear this speech from donald trump and also this twitter forum from donald trump, but the imaging coming out of this forum, may not necessarily match what young people in the region are hung bring for, and that is the ability to express themselveses on social media, without having to worry about tweeting something that could land you in jail, which is is a reality in many muslim countries around the world. the president in his speech to muslim leaders, he said when talking about this new islamic sector there in riyadh, he said it is clear that young people have to take the lead in combatting extremist ideology. does this inaugural oak kargs, with the visit from the american president really symbolize a significant or seismic change in the way that
one of the top countries in the fight against terrorism is jordan, for example. and the king of jordan, king abdullah for the past couple of years has really been urging the west to make this differentiation between religion and ideology, saying that extremist ideology is not islam. and it is the muslims who are fighting those who he describes ashe enemies of islam. gion like the iraqis, for e example, who will tell you that they are the ones who are the victims more than anyone else of this radical extremism that we re seeing. and they are the ones in that on the front lines of this global fight against terrorism. so is this not something that is going to go down well with most countries in this region, dave. jomana, thank you. christine, there does not appear to be a softening on that term radical islamic terror. he ll stick to that. it s not a term that he uses but the white house going with that. the golden state warriors
jihadists, islamists and the ideology that threaten us. these seven countries, i would have added saudi arabia, qatar. i m a little bit not understanding why it was only those seven countries. but, you know, i think this is necessary. the good thing is it s a pause. i would be against it if it was indefinitely with a family in aleppo. i don t understand why syria was put on the indefinite list. that doesn t make sense. this was done hastily. so i hope they can get the messaging right and better for better clarity what america stands for. if i understand correctly, you want to fight against an extremist ideology, against jihadism. i think everybody in the u.s. would agree with that. what some people argue is that individuals are being unfairly targeted and put through unduly harsh circumstances. well, the way this was put
extremist ideology, dividing americans along religious and ethnic lines. now, about keeping us safe, it s both ineffective and counterproductive. why is it ineffective? because it s called the measure to protect americans from terrorist attack by foreign nationals. kato institute, a conservative institute, did a study. in the past 40 years, poppy, do you know how many foreign national from these seven muslim majority national countries have killed americans in terrorist attacks in america? zero. state department has resettled 785,000 people, refugees, since 9/11 none of them from iraq has killed an american? that s an interesting statistic. no one from iraq has killed an american? no foreign national on american soil. you said no from these seven no terrorist attacks, they have not been killed in terrorist attacks on american soil. i just don t see why you re also, 785 congressman it s a failed policy that