observers to figure out where the daylight is between the three candidates. they all sort of had answers they were differing around the margins. but they basically kind of know that the status quo is untenable and know that any american intervention is unlikely to make things better. and it s an impossible situation. you know, the republicans are lucky in that their policy positions don t have to be tethered to reality. i vu to say in both cases i think anytime this issue comes up in any debate, things get very muddled very quickly because at its base it s deeply complicated and difficult. thank you. we are continuing to follow the latest on the aftermath of the paris attacks. just hours ago french officials said they launched an attack on isis. french interior minister said he will shut down mosques in france with hayes is preached. joining me now is chief
radicalized have those type of papers. and the whole system has to be rethink to make sure for the french people that the migrants and people who come to france and want to find a job are the people trying to be fully radicalized are really watched. nobody knows how to do that. it s a very sensitive issue at this moment with lxs coming up in three week in france. and tomorrow francois hollande wants to avoid that. that s part of the reason he s asking the french congress to be united. lauren, we have so far, we have the one word of one of the attackers of the syrian passport. but the one that s been identified is a french citizen
resilience. there were millions of people in the streets and now with the panic movements, we see that is not possible anymore. we will not have this positive thing coming after such a dramatic event. where do you see french authorities going in the next few days? there s obviously fran what hollande has said we re at war. we have news tonight of air strikes in raqqa, state of merge, talk of a french interior minister talking about closing down mosques. what is going to unfold, do you think, politically in this week? tomorrow is the big political day, because the congress and the representatives are going to be in the same room with the
crafts hitting. france vowed that it would respond to attacks here which it called an act of war. this does look like revenge. one thing i wonder. a little confusing to me. the gentleman that is on the run, the suspect, it is unclear whether french authorities are saying he was one of the perpetrators of the eight, they ve encountered seven and one is missing and it s eight or whether all eight as initially reported perished in the attack and this is one they suspect as being an accomplice. can you shed any light on that? french police are only telling us what they absolutely know. what we do know is that isis said when they claimed these attacks they said that eight of
and laura, obviously the refugee issue has been a huge political issue across the continent. my understanding is france hasn t seen a huge influx of refugees compared to germany and some country s further east in eastern europe. yes, i know. because know they don t want to stay. it s one of the business surprise of the french journalists. but yes because most of the migrants want to go to england. in the past month there were multiple fights between the french police and the migrants who used it as an escape city to go to england and who really wanted to jump in the train and it created multiple problems. it s a very sensitive issue for