Islamic Terrorism strikes again at the heart of New York City. I'm Bill Bennett

Welcome to the Bill Bennett show. We're going to focus in on the terror attack with

Congressman Ron DeSannis. Just a few minutes.

And then we'll get the latest information

on the Republican push for tax reform

from Budget Committee member,

Congressman Dave Brat.

But first, a few thoughts on yesterday's terror attack.

Killed eight people and left another dozen injured.

Chris Beach joins me.

Chris, it struck me that, you know, we've, we're now, I don't know, less than a day from that attack in New York.

A few thoughts, a lot of people are talking about immigration policy, and I think that's just fine.

I think that's exactly right. But we have to also have to deal with the in some

ways harder question more complicated question what do you do with people who come here and

are radicalized here. You know physical distance doesn't mean so much anymore in terms of

you know information in terms of what people get in their heads. We know that.

As we're talking, you know, these tech giants are testifying on the hill.

These are, this is international communication, you can be anywhere and soak up this poison, the poison of radical jihad.

And this guy apparently did so here and we have many other cases.

Nevertheless, you stop what you can stop and

there's no reason to make the problem worse. I concede that there's a lot of

homegrown terrorism or at least terrorists who you know grow up in the United States listening to this propaganda.

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