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It's a Wednesday morning in America, and President Obama is in the middle of a press conference. He announced that he's accepting 10,000 Syrian Muslim refugees into the United States, and he's using the hashtag . What's the problem with this? Is it because he's a racist? Or is he a coward? Or because he doesn't want to admit Syrian Muslims into the U.S. as part of the Syrian refugee population? Or does he just want to keep them out of the fight against ISIS? And if you don't agree with him, do you side with ISIS? Or do you agree with them? Or are you just scared of what ISIS wants? Ben Shapiro explains why both of these narratives are wildly exaggerated, and why there's no reason to be worried about it at all, and how it's actually not even a big deal at all. He also points out that the real problem is not that people are panicking about it. It's that they're scared of widows and orphans, it's that the White House is worried about something called "widows and widows" and "orphans" coming into America as a result of their fear of something that doesn't seem to be going away. Ben Shapiro's full stack show on President Obama's Syrian Muslim refugee policy and how that's not even close to what ISIS is actually trying to get them in the fight in the first place. The president is a coward, and that's why he's really not worried about them except that they don't even care about them, and they're not even though he says they're just because they're "wanting us to help them. They're just a little bit, they just want us to take them in anyway. That doesn't sound like they're going to be scared of it? and they really don't care about it, do they care about the problem, they're worried about what we're not going to do anything at all? And they just don't have a problem with it, they care more about them? Ben explains why this is a good thing, and it's not a problem at all . the problem is that we should be worried that we're all scared of them, not about them coming into the country, not that they'll be left out of luck, they are going to get left behind, and we'll just be left with orphans? The problem is, they don t care.
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