Profiler. you can t generalize from this one incident and say muslims aren t helping law enforcement officers across the america because they are. i don t think they are much, joe. they are to a very little extent but not to the extent look, not nearly to the extent that they should be. willie. donald, back to what you called temporary shutdown of muslims entering the united states. i get the concept but i want to know how it works practically. how does it work at the border? say a man a family willie, willie. certainly going to be exceptions made, like, for instance, sporting events and other things. hopefully this wouldn t take very long. but you know what? by doing this, what we need help from are the muslims that do know what s going on, the neighbors of people that are looking to do harm, they have to call the police. i understand that, you ve made that point. i want to know how it works. realex witten doesn t appear on
The middle east and turkey. start with when s in the emirates. two lavish golf courses there and a hotel in development and luxury villas and in dubai earlier this year with his daughter working on some of those projects, moving over to qatar, he does have close ties with qat and the airways is an anchor tenant up at trump tower and saudis and knows many including the prince allawi. he even sold his 280-foot yac to the prince in 1991. it s early but there are some indication that is his comments could cost him. for example, nbc news spoke to one self-made arab billionaire saying who had previously publicly supported trump and said when he was talking about muslims, attacking them, i made a mistake supporting mr. trump. he said he s creating a hatred of muslims and united states of america. to be a player in the global
Love to ask you questions. i want to ask a couple of questions. seems going after all muslims, banning all muslims from coming here is counterproductive. there s picture when you see 7-year-old kids being screened by the tsa, it seems to me, just in terms of policing we should focus, we should target on the muslims that we have a reason to believe need to have the most law enforcement focused on them. isn t it counterproductive and unconstitutional? just have this broad approach towards all muslims. it s not unconstitutional keeping people out, frankly. and until we got a hold of what s going on, joe. if you look at franklin roosevelt, a respected president, highly respected, take a look at presidential proclamations a long time ago, 25, 25, 26, 27, what he was doing with germans, italians and japanese, because he had to do it. look, we are at war with radical
Reaction to donald trump s call about muslims and banning them from coming into the country. and the hour ahead, i ll speak with representative keith ellison, the first muslim american elected to congress and actor and activist who spent several years in a japanese internment camp and how s he reacting to what donald trump says especially after being confronted this morning about those internment camps and is his muslim idea the very same thing? those intervie and much more from donald trump s words on morning joe coming up.
This type of rhetoric. but it is the type of material that s used to feed his campaign. it s ir real haven t. dangerous rhetoric, as well. he has spoken about this past. a tweet he put out first week of may after the garland, texas, shooting. he tweeted the u.s. has enough problems without publicity seekers going out and openly mocking religion in order to provoke attacks and death. be smart. he s talking about isis propaganda online. they flush out the quotes of muslims being separated out from american society and the speech is dangerous. how dangerous is it? we llee how it resonates with folks out on the campaign trail and saw south carolina last night. we ll check in with olivia sterns and following the business trends of impacting donald trump the businessman opposed to politician. what are you seeing? donald trump has many muslim business partners and billions of dollars of projects with his name trump written across across