Republicans have been critical of President Obama for stopping short of calling the battle against radical Islam a “war”. “I would call it ‘extreme vetting, ‘ too”.
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O’Reilly asked: “If it’s a world war, then you have to mobilize North Atlantic Treaty Organisation”.
“I would, I would. This is war”, Trump replied. “We need to be smart about how we wage it, but we have to be determined that we’re going to win it”.
Trump also spoke out against immigrants, including Syrian refugees (the majority of which are children, O’Reilly pointed out), saying he considers them security threats. I’m the great trade candidate, we’ll make great trade deals.
“This is a war against people who are vicious, violent people that we have no idea who they are, where they come from”.
Clintons remarks on this came soon after her Republican presidential rival Donald Trump said that the United States of America is at war against these terrorist groups.
“One of my priorities is to launch an intelligence surge”, Clinton told O’Reilly. Are we at worth with radical jihadists?
Asked on Fox News Channel’s “On the Record with Greta Van Susteren” for his reaction, Trump responded, “Well, it sounds like here we go again”. We have people that – Hillary Clinton wants to allow 550% more than Obama, and Obama’s allowing a lot of people to come in. “We are supporting North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and we should at least get something out of it and getting rid of ISIS and getting rid of this cancer that we’re watching all over the world, that certainly would be a good thing”.
Clinton added that European countries have been reluctant in the past to share intelligence with USA agencies.
Clinton did a phone interview on CNN Thursday evening and added that she hopes for the strengthening of North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and collaboration with the European Union to fight radical Islam. We’ve done 11 interviews with Trump this year, and two of them were over the phone.
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O’Reilly interrupted, saying he would do two things – call a summit meeting of all Western countries to join the fight against ISIS, and second, attack Raqqa, which is 35 miles from the border of Turkey, a North Atlantic Treaty Organisation ally: “And we’re going to come in, and that’s not going to be their headquarters anymore”. He pledged US support to France as it investigates the attack.
