isis has now carved out its own state. if the u.s.-led war on isis were working, people wouldn t be going to such great lengths to leave and the u.s. is barely taking in any. the united states has always taken the position that as the leader of the world community, as the wealthiest country in the world, as an immigrant country ourselves, we have to respond to refugee disasters wherever they occur in the world. reporter: european officials perhaps troubled by their own dark past of trains, camps and unwanted people, have decided the solution is to redistribute the migrants among their nations. but the migrants don t want to go to poorer european countries. and there are simply too many of them draining the world s war zones and spreading them around europe won t work. when you have 11 million syrian homeless, half the population of syria, when you have these tragedies in iraq, syria, lebanon, yemen, libya, we ve got to wake up and accept
what s going on, my unclassified system but i had a classified system also on my desk. do you believe this is a serious issue for secretary clinton or not? i can t answer that. you know, we now have two igs working on it, the fbi working on it, mrs. clinton and some of her associates will be testifying or be going before inquiries with the congress, and i think it s best for me to just talk about what i know and not what occurred under secretary clinton s jurisdiction. general powell, i would love to talk to you for longer, but we re going to stop there. thanks for coming on meet the press, your 33rd appearance, in case you re counting. thank you. when we come back, we ll turn to the race for the white house and our brand new nbc news/marist polls out of new hampshire. the republican race, how the economist decided to look at the many wrinkle creams come with high hopes, but hope. doesn t work on wrinkles. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair
assad government started bombing its own people. isis has now carved out its own state. if the u.s.-led war on isis were working, people wouldn t be going to such great lengths to leave and the u.s. is barely taking in any. the united states has always taken the position that as the leader of the world community, as the wealthiest country in the world, as an immigrant country ourselves, we have to respond to refugee disasters wherever they occur in the world. reporter: european officials perhaps troubled by their own dark past of trains, camps and unwanted people, have decided the solution is to redistribute the migrants among their nations. but the migrants don t want to go to poorer european countries. and there are simply too many of them draining the world s war zones and spreading them around europe won t work. when you have 11 million syrian homeless, half the population of syria, when you have these tragedies in iraq, syria, lebanon, yemen, libya,
system but i had a classified system also on my desk. do you believe this is a serious issue for secretary clinton or not? i can t answer that. you know, we now have two igs working on it, the fbi working on it, mrs. clinton and some of her associates will be testifying or be going before inquiries with the congress, and i think it s best for me to just talk about what i know and not what occurred under secretary clinton s jurisdiction. general powell, i would love to talk to you for longer, but we re going to stop there. thanks for coming on meet the press, your 33rd appearance, in case you re counting. thank you. when we come back, we ll turn to the race for the white house and our brand new nbc news/marist polls out of new hampshire. the republican race, how the economist decided to look at the