Trump: My policies would have prevented 9/11

  

Donald Trump says that his immigration policies would have prevented the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks from taking place.
“I am extremely, extremely tough on illegal immigration. I am extremely tough on people coming into this country," Trump said on "Fox News Sunday." "I believe that if I were running things, I doubt that those people would have been in the country."The Republican front-runner has made criticisms of former President George W. Bush, brother of primary opponent Jeb Bush, a central part of his campaign strategy.
“I’m not blaming George Bush,” Trump said. “But I don’t want Jeb to say 'my brother kept us safe.' ”
“We lost 3,000 people, it as one of the greatest – probably the greatest catastrophe ever in this country,” Trump said.
Trump also took a shot at primary opponent Carly Fiorina’s stagnant poll numbers, after she briefly surged following the second primary debate.
“She’s going nowhere,” the businessman said. “You talk about dropping in the polls, she’s dropped like a rock.”
He also addressed his threat to pull out of the third primary debate if CNBC did not reduce the length of the program to two hours.
Trump said he “could stand there for 12 hours. I could stand there for 20 hours, but the people can’t take it.”