brian: some used to be in the bloods, the crypts or months. people get off drugs and they get reformed. why don t juwaadists get reformed. because it s a capital offense. if you commit blasphemy or appos tease or don t choose to make the right choices regarding enmity or loyalty you can be killed for it that s a little different of a picture. brian: that s true. saudis think they can rehab you. a lot of thames they have this reeducation camp about islamic extremists. is that a folly and do they know it. yeah. they do know it it s basically a cover. cya operation. they know that the recidivism, the return is very high. i think the numbers range somewhere overall between denmark, saudi arainia, yemen and other areas 40 and 60% of the individuals go back to the
house approves brand new economic sanctions against north korea to cut off the regime s cash flow. and president trump announcing first international trip later this month. he will visit saudi arainia, israel and rome in an effort to take on radical islamic terrorism. we will begin to construct a new foundation of cooperation and support with our muslim allies to combat extremism, terrorism, and violence. ainsley: and the president s trip will include a visit with pope francis at the vatican. and extreme weather leaves parts of the midwest under water this morning. look at this. in arkansas, this church left completely surrounded by water as the national guard is called in to help evacuate hundreds. at least five people are dead in missouri. strong storms turning auto parts shop into a pile of rubble. the roof ripped right off. walls crumbling to the ground, exposing store shelves. several injuries reported there. those are your headlines. back to you. how about that bagel toss?
that s designed to prevent the spread of weapons of mass destruction, our national security is adversely affected. the president has full constitutional authority under the commander-in-chief clause to act, which he did. he made a very limited and precise strike for a very limited and precise reason. i think it was the right thing to do. and i think last night the obama era in american foreign policy ended. ainsley: ambassador, you are the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., the current position is now hailed by nikki haley. she held up the pictures of the children that died because of these chemical attacks on tuesday that drew global outrage and even the democrats are supporting the president now on this. there are a lot of countries that came out immediately and said they were in support of president trump and his reaction. let s show this map to our viewers at home who is in support. we have saudi arainia, israel, australia, turkey, just to name a few. france, the u.k., who am i le
the first step when they are choosing these countries is going by off of the criteria of the obama administration. so i can imagine conversation where they said if we want to build consensus for this then let s use the obama administration s and take it a step further. saudi arainia, people going back and forth. more businesses.ere the calculation would be different but extreme investigated will help take care of that if someone is coming from saudi arabia and pakistan that will be party of extreme vetting. part of what they proposed in the executive order is to do a pause in these nations because we think there is imminent danger not specific that they reveal but danger because of the likelihood of extremists coming here because of the plethora of attacks taking place. so do you feel as though those seven nations pass it okay but to be totally comprehensive you have got to include other nations from sab saudi arabia and pakistan will jeopardize relations.
it is a moratorium. steve: that s false. it is false. it is a moratorium on traveling from those seven countries, there are 50 muslim majority countries in the world. if you are muslim but citizen of france or u.k. or germany, if your first named is mohammed or aisha, you will be able to come into the country. focused and targeted on these seven geographical spots. brian: also noteworthy not one of those countries have not spoken thought defiance of this, not egypt, not saudi arabia. there is an organization that links together 57 muslim countries and they were radio silent on this ban. as you know saudi arainia, for example, they vice president let refugees into saudi arabia. steve: very strict. there very strict there while i m not sure they would be afraid of being hypocritical on this issue they have chosen not to be. steve: the judge who granted the stay over the weekend has connections to obama and schumer. is that true or false? i understand that it s true