QOTD: Ben Carson

At one point, the interview entered odd territory as Carson suddenly brought up neurological principles in response to a question about whether the United States should allow Syrian refugees to enter the country.

"To bring them over here is ... a suspension of intellect," Carson said. "The reason the human brain has these big frontal lobes as opposed to other animals is because we can engage in rational thought-processing ... Animals, on the other hand, have big brain stems and rudimentary thinking because they react. We don't have to just react, we can think."