THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

Muslim Activist: A Syrian Safe Zone Is 'Most Ideal Situation' For Refugees While many American oppose the resettlement of tens of thousands of refugees from the Middle East, a question still remains: what is to be done with them? One of the alternative plans that has been proposed has been the establishment of a Syrian safe zone: a secure no-fly zone where refugees could be housed, fed, and clothed by the international community. LISTEN: Mike Ghouse calls Syrian safe-zone "most ideal" The plan--which Sean has championed since the crisis began--recently gained support from an unexpected source: Muslim activist and president of the America Together Foundation, Mike Ghouse. "That is the most ideal situation," responded Ghouse on Tuesday's Sean Hannity Show. "The Syrian people don't really want to leave their country, it is their home. They're going driven out by these extremists, terrorists, ISIS and they have no choice, they're running for their lives." Intense Stare Down Between A Chicago Police Officer And Demonstrator The demonstrations in Chicago have been peaceful so far with few arrests or incidents of violence. There was, however, at least one moment of high tension during last night's rally. Fox News cameras captured the moment when a demonstrator and a Chicago Police Officer went eye-to-eye in an intense stare down. Although the demonstrator was likely looking to intimidate the cop, the officer showed considerable cool during the confrontation. "He knew the camera was on him right there, the cop just held his own" said former NYPD Detective Bo Dietl said on Tuesday's Hannity. "You've got to understand there's a lot of emotions running. What you've got to do is you've got to really stand down at that point. I know it's very difficult but they're looking for a problem to occur and we don't want to make this more tumultuous than it is." WATCH: The tense stare down After reviewing the recording of the incident that led to the protests, the shooting of 17-year old Laquan McDonald by Chicago PD Officer Jason Van Dyke, Dietl also found it hard to justify Van Dyke's actions. "I saw the raw footage when the guy was down and he was being hit with rounds," Dietl explained. "I'm sorry to say, I'd like to be supportive, but this one I can't support someone who's on the ground getting shot 16 times."