amazing. felicity huffman, and lori loughlin getting dumped by hallmark this week. her daughter says he faked his way through college. your thoughts? it bothers me so much that her daughter olivia jade had deals with sephora and tresemme when she has literally done nothing in her life at age 19. talking about all she wanted to do is party in college. she literally accomplished nothing and has a million followers on youtube and instagram and leveraged those in the deal that bothers me. [inaudible] million followers on youtube. harris: she says her dad faked her way through college. what two wrongs make a right? let uc expel her and earn her way into a school. her parents earned their way from no education why can t she do that? horrific when i looked at the statement she was saying her father was sort of lying to his parents about what he was doing with his tuition money. harris: wow. okay. legacy. we will see how it works out. they are all just alleged and accusations.
went to isis in 2014 to join isis. she took her tuition money from the university of alabama to fly to turkey and then to syria. while in syria, she married an isis fighter who was killed in combat. she married a second isis fighter who was also killed in combat. she bore a child there. while she was also there, she engaged in anti-u.s. propaganda. even encouraging u.s. citizens to drive over their fellow citizens in this country. now of course she wants back in. i know i am an american citizen, and i know i have the right to come back. i have no other citizenship. anywhere. even my own home country. i ve never been there, never set foot out of america. the u.s. state department is adamant that she not be allowed in. secretary of state mike pompeo, followed by national security advisor john bolton. may have a strong legal basis for our claim that she is not a
reporter: to bolton s point that a u.s. citizen can renounce their citizenship based upon their actions or words in a foreign country, consider that in 2014, hoda muthana took her tuition money from the university of alabama, bought a plane ticket to turkey then went to seer kwrarbgs married an isis fighter who was killed in combat. so she married a second isis fighter who was also killed in combat. then set up a social media account to encourage her fellow americans to kill their fellow americans with their automobiles. now, she wants to come home. she claims to be a u.s. citizen. the government said she is not a u.s. citizen, that her father was a yemeni diplomat and that she was not eligible for citizenship because of that. her father maintains, however, that when she was born, he had left the yemeni diplomat corps and had become a naturalized citizen. dana: both sides claim they have documentation that proves
bribe to come home following what she called a traumatic experience. jillian: she says she is a changed woman. i made a big mistake. i deeply regret it. jillian: here to discuss why she shouldn t be allowed back in the us his former intelligence officer in iraq and don braemar. thank you for your time this morning. it seems insane that anyone would think she should come back here. martin luther king said it best, we should always forgive. the us code says you adhere toward the enemy, ally with ema, your treasonous. at 19 she made an adult decision to leave school, use her tuition money and join isis. rob: i don t see a lot of sympathy. she was technically an adult here.
yes. reporter: 21-year-old arfat erkin came to the u.s. three years ago to get a university education. but gradually, his parents stopped sending tuition money and stopped calling him. then last september, then last september he made this on youtube. my father is in prison and my mom is in concentration camp. if both of your parents are detained who is taking care of your 10-year-old brother? i don t know. if you could say something to your parents right now, what would you say? i hope they re just alive. afraid to go home, arfat has since been granted asylum in the u.s. they re terrified because they doesn t know what to do. they don t necessarily want to declare asylum in the united states because that reflects badly on their family but they also have been getting messages from the region that they shouldn t come back because they