Today in Georgia Donald Trump made a speech where he once again criticized President Obama for not using the words "radical Islamic terrorism."

But there was also a new insinuation against the president, that he is protecting Hillary Clinton in the email investigation.

TRUMP: “She'll basically do whatever Obama wants her to do, you understand why, because that whole thing is just ridiculous what's going on there.  That's just ridiculous, how that can happen in our country today is absolutely one of the great insults to law enforcement, and let's see what happens.  But she's being totally protected. ((EDIT)) I think if something was going to happen on the crimes that have been committed, I would have assumed it would have happened already, don't you think?”

Whatever else is said about Donald Trump, he is the most provocative presidential candidate perhaps in American history.

There is no question that President Obama is not winning hearts and minds on the terror front.

That's because his methodical approach to neutralizing ISIS has not worked, as we pointed out last night.

The savages may be losing individual fights, but their jihad is alive and well.

And after watching 49 innocent Americans murdered in Orlando, most of us want action.

Do something! 

GOV. RICK SCOTT (R-FL): “When are we going to say enough is enough and say we are absolutely going to destroy ISIS, we're going to stop the evil of radical Islam.  We've got to at some point say - is 49 enough?  How many more can there be?”

But if President Obama and by extension Hillary Clinton continue to hold power, there will not be drastic action taken by the USA against ISIS or anybody else.

That's just the way it is.

Donald Trump has capitalized on that; his two big issues are the economy and terrorism.

He says the USA must ban Muslims at least in the short term from coming to America if they live in areas that have terrorism.

Talking Points does not believe that kind of ban would make us safer.

We need the Jordanians, we need some of the Gulf states, we need Morocco to help us fight the savages, especially in the intelligence area.

However, as I told Mr. Trump earlier this week, every refugee seeking asylum in this country has to be vetted extensively.  No one from a terror area can just take up residence here without ICE knowing exactly what they've done in their lives.

By the way, even with extensive vetting, that doesn't mean terrorists will not get in.  They will … they have, they're here.

And in European countries some of the refugees have already committed terrorist acts.

So this is one big mess and there are no easy solutions, as everybody knows.

But with President Obama hesitating to use the words "radical Islamic terrorism" the perception in some quarters is he is not as tough as he could be on the jihad.

And that gives a big advantage to Donald Trump in his quest to become president.

And that's the memo.