BRET BAIER (HOST): One of the issues is immigration, and refugees. You're in essence a refugee. You have now in Tibet an immigration issue with Chinese coming into Tibet to work. So when you hear about the U.S. grappling with that issue, what do you think from your perspective? Some politicians in the U.S. are making the same arguments about immigration and border security and you know, limiting the number of people coming in.
DALAI LAMA: All white Americans come from outside. So I think if the several millions or hundred million come from outside, then you have to think seriously. A few millions, easily into this country. No problem.
BAIER: The White House said that you expressed condolences about the death in Florida.
DALAI LAMA: Yes.
BAIER: Your thoughts about that and if as we're learning this is someone who killed in the name of religion.
DALAI LAMA: That's wrong. That's wrong. The very word Muslim terrorist, that I think is wrong. Terrorist is a terrorist. They are not strictly speaking, strictly speaking, they are not practicing religion. The general, genuine Muslim practitioner, wonderful people. And Islam, teach this practice of love. And they pray to Allah, Allah consider you see, is love.
