was radicalized a long time ago, and it s getting harder and harder to track people who have got evil on their minds before they enter this country. the f.b.i. has a broad array of responsibilities. to find those that are radicalizing and being inspired by these terrorist groups is a very, very hard thing. our ability to monitor them has not kept pace. in fact it s going in the wrong direction. our abilities are steadily being impaired. you pay us to do counter-terrorism. we are not perfect, we can t allow ourselves to be paralyzed by what these people are hoping to achieve. martha: jonathan hunt live in
bill: protests breaking out in the streets of chicago calling for the mayor rahm emanuel to step down. demonstrators chanting 16 shots and a cover-up and rahm resign. this following the shooting of laquan mcdonald by a police officer. i would hate that he would tear this city apart for his own personal career. bill: it took 13 months for charges to be filed against the officer. martha: a minnesota man arrested, accused of conspiring to help isis.
everything there wasn t anything along the lines of sexual assault or rape. martha: we went through the process as all of the students in his position do thinking he would be exonerated because he felt he was innocent. that in the end is what happened, right? they looked at everything and said both of the parties involved in this had acted irresponsible but nobody was guilty of assault, correct? yes, that is correct. sess we have woman on one side who have been raped or sexual assaulted. and on the other side we have young men being falsy accused and everybody created the picture these two sides are at
testimony from the f.b.i. director. yes says there are terror messages the f.b.i. has no way of reading. martha: she lied on her visa paperwork and may not have been interviewed before she came into the united states. did tashfeen malik s terror ties fall through the cracks? and how did that happen. the country has to get a better handle on stopping people like this from entering our country. there are muslim community that are moderate and we ll need their help. they will need to become bigger participants to root out what s happening across this country.
constitutional to impose an american arrest on an american holding office. but it is not unconstitutional for someone in another part of the world, who is not a u.s. person, it is not unconstitutional to exclude them if that is what congress and the president want to do. martha: he is clarifying the statement a bit. and you don t feel like the latest polls are giving us a read on the cause. i think you have to wait a few days for people to talk about it with their families and at work and figure out what they think and then have a poll after that. no, i don t think we have seen a definitive poll. martha: this is before he started clarifying the statement and he is up in the cbs and south carolina poll. perhaps when this is out there more, and stuff we did in the