-I look at Omar -- I don't know, I never mer her --
I hear the way she talks about Al-Qaeda.
You can -- "When I think of America" -- [Sighs]
"When I think of Al-Qaeda, I can hold my chest out."
When she talked about the World Trade Center
being knocked down -- "some people."
You remember, the famous "some people"?
-I remember, when I was in college,
I took a terrorism class.
-Omar was talking to a Minnesota public-television station
after the Westgate Mall attack in 2013.
-The thing that was interesting in the class was,
every time the professor said "Al-Qaeda,"
he sort of, like, his shoulders went up, and...
But it is that.
You don't say "America" with an intensity.
You don't say "England" with an intensity.
You know, you don't say, um, "The Army" with an intensity.
But you say these names because you --
you want that word to carry weight.
-This is not evidence that Omar has spoken
in support of terrorists or Al-Qaeda.
In the same interview, she said...
-I think the --
You know, the general population needs to understand
that there is a difference between the people
that are carrying on the evil act --
because it is an evil act,
and that we do have evil people in this world --
and then, the normal people who carry on...
-Trump's claim earns four Pinocchios.