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was focused at al qaeda and the taliban. the statute doesn't say that and i think we are continuing to reap the consequences of the fact that the statute doesn't say that. i don't think there's any question that at least in that moment that's who congress was thinking of, that's what the statute was directed toward and how the president reacted and responded. when the u.s. started using offense of military force in afghanistan about five weeks later in the middle of october toward the end of october it was under the Ãof the aumf because everyone understood that the taliban in afghanistan was clearly part of the congress had intended. i think the working assumption was that the harder questions and the longer questions would be flushed out in subsequent legislation. congress was very busy in september and october there was a number of statutes enacted relating to 9/11 attacks in response thereto. leading up to brett from the aumf all the way to the patriot act october 26. ... >> all of these continuing debates. we will get t
was focused at al qaeda and the taliban. the statute doesn't say that and i think we are continuing to reap the consequences of the fact that the statute doesn't say that. i don't think there's any question that at least in that moment that's who congress was thinking of, that's what the statute was directed toward and how the president reacted and responded. when the u.s. started using offense of military force in afghanistan about five weeks later in the middle of october toward the end of...
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al qaeda has been decimated. we heard news of bin laden's son who is supposed to be the successor to bin laden was killed. al qaeda is nowhere near wait used to be. she is flat out wrong and she doesn't know what she is talking about. david: think about what this president has done to decimate isis. she claims to know syria pretty well. she should know their positions in syria have been wiped off the map since this president began his offensive. thank you very much for being here. crazy dash california video catching a plane's emergency landing into oncoming traffic in the state of washington. but first a new blood test that is 94% accurate at identifying early alzheimer's. dr. siegel is here to weigh in on the exciting details after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the all-new chevy silverado. with fifty industry-firsts. it's the strongest, most advanced silverado ever. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to he
al qaeda has been decimated. we heard news of bin laden's son who is supposed to be the successor to bin laden was killed. al qaeda is nowhere near wait used to be. she is flat out wrong and she doesn't know what she is talking about. david: think about what this president has done to decimate isis. she claims to know syria pretty well. she should know their positions in syria have been wiped off the map since this president began his offensive. thank you very much for being here. crazy dash...
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we did know for sure if those al-qaeda who said those spots before the 9/11 attacks. so the recommendation or the sense of congress said we need to be clear about who forced his office again. also geographic limits. so we don't hit into the situation we are in now or we've had operations in, i think it's operations in 19 country since 2001. that was another provision that was adopted by the house. and really like the first time that we've seen something like that the adopted. also through the defense appropriation process, there was an amendment that passed in committee from barbara lee was the only person to vote against the 2001 aumf way back when, and that an inmate, it would repeal the 2001 aumf eight months after enactment. the purpose of that is to give congress time to look at the current scope of operation, yet sufficient information from the administration, hold hearings, determine where we should be using force anywhere and take a vote as to whether to get you in any current operation. that's what's been happening. it's all on the house side at this stage. t
we did know for sure if those al-qaeda who said those spots before the 9/11 attacks. so the recommendation or the sense of congress said we need to be clear about who forced his office again. also geographic limits. so we don't hit into the situation we are in now or we've had operations in, i think it's operations in 19 country since 2001. that was another provision that was adopted by the house. and really like the first time that we've seen something like that the adopted. also through the...
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does it cover al-qaeda in the monograph? congress enacted and never thought was answering in that 60 word, one sentence operative provision. >> i want to turn to gene right now, as i think steve gave a great summation of like 2001 21 into 2002 as the bush administration considered other potential military operations, obviously iraq was on the to do list. can you talk a little bit about perhaps they're thinking coming back to congress again for an aumf specific to iraq and saddam hussein? >> sure. one of the things that's interesting about the current debate about whether the 2001 aumf applies to iran is that when the 2001 aumf was young, barely a year old, and the bush administration had iraq in its sights and there was a lot of talk about, you know, from vice president cheney and others about iraq and al-qaeda links, most of which, the important elements of which turned out to be bogus but they were promoting this idea that mohammad outside met with iraqi intelligence agents in prague. they were making a lot out of the supp
does it cover al-qaeda in the monograph? congress enacted and never thought was answering in that 60 word, one sentence operative provision. >> i want to turn to gene right now, as i think steve gave a great summation of like 2001 21 into 2002 as the bush administration considered other potential military operations, obviously iraq was on the to do list. can you talk a little bit about perhaps they're thinking coming back to congress again for an aumf specific to iraq and saddam hussein?...
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the original al qaeda guys were very smart. khalid sheikh mohammad in the book talks about this but sit in front of a white board and explained the ideology of a qaeda. they are also proud of 9/11. they were not apologetic. again one explanation for why was hard to get them to speak. i didn't do anything wrong. the motivation was interesting from an american perspective which typically is short-sighted and in some ways what's in it for me? their motivation would be they would say it won't come in my generation. it would not come in my children's generation that maybe my grandchildren's generation there'll be an acknowledged that the only way to live is by the rule of the book that nations across the arab world would say saudi arabia and egypt do rule by the rule of the book because the leaders there are corrupt and the only way to take out the government is to get rid of the americans because the americans are the past -- backstop to these corrupt regimes. their philosophy was if you get out the strike and economic target of po
the original al qaeda guys were very smart. khalid sheikh mohammad in the book talks about this but sit in front of a white board and explained the ideology of a qaeda. they are also proud of 9/11. they were not apologetic. again one explanation for why was hard to get them to speak. i didn't do anything wrong. the motivation was interesting from an american perspective which typically is short-sighted and in some ways what's in it for me? their motivation would be they would say it won't come...
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i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore the headlines: osama bin laden's son, hamza, chosen successor to lead al-qaeda, has reportedly been killed. it's unclear if the us played a role in his death. the us federal reserve cuts interest rates for the first time in more than a decade. president trump demands a bigger cut. i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. the first night of debates for us democrats in detroit was a battle for the direction of the party. now it's time for round two. she's blue, she barks and more than likely she's coming to a screen near you. the phenomenal success of australian children's cartoon bluey and its portrayal of family life. instead of the aussie outback, it's just everyday suburbia. and instead ofjetting off to outer space orfighting enemies under the sea, bluey and herfamily, well, theyjust battle the same dilemmas as us humans. announcer: live from our studios in singapore and london. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london and 8pm in washington, where reports say that a son of the deceased al-qaeda leader, osama bin laden,
i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore the headlines: osama bin laden's son, hamza, chosen successor to lead al-qaeda, has reportedly been killed. it's unclear if the us played a role in his death. the us federal reserve cuts interest rates for the first time in more than a decade. president trump demands a bigger cut. i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. the first night of debates for us democrats in detroit was a battle for the direction of the party. now it's time for round two. she's blue, she barks...
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essentially the next generation for al qaeda. he was going to be some kind of recruitment draw. essentially based on the strength of his father's name. taking them off the battlefield is a blow to al qaeda and its a boost to u.s. security. >> julie: what does this say about the trump administration that we are dealing with terror? >> i think it's obviously the trump administration has made some progress, not just with al qaeda but with isis. they destroyed the caliphate in iraq and syria, a very significant moment. but the u.s. has been, for many years, fantastic at the stuff. the u.s. is fantastic at identifying terrorists, tracking them down, killing them with drone strikes. across the world. where we've had more difficulty -- and i think this isn't just the trump administration to previous ones -- is figuring out how exactly to stop the ideology that leads to people like hamza bin laden being created in the first place. that's where there's probably a bit more work still to do. >> julie: what kind of work do you think needs to
essentially the next generation for al qaeda. he was going to be some kind of recruitment draw. essentially based on the strength of his father's name. taking them off the battlefield is a blow to al qaeda and its a boost to u.s. security. >> julie: what does this say about the trump administration that we are dealing with terror? >> i think it's obviously the trump administration has made some progress, not just with al qaeda but with isis. they destroyed the caliphate in iraq and...
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at that stage they believed he was an emerging figure in al-qaeda. however, we understand they now believe he's dead as a result of what's been described as a military operation. from what we know, ben, it was a strike not intended to attack hamza bin laden. he was not the target. there are suggestions the us didn't know he had been killed after that operation. it wasn't until they intercepted communications between members of al-qaeda that they discovered that they believed that hamza bin laden had been killed in the operation. however, so far the pentagon has not released an official statement on this and indeed when president donald trump was asked about it earlier on, a matter of hours ago, he batted away the question and said he wasn't prepared to talk about it. however, from what we understand from military sources, they believe he is dead. and chris, what is the significance, if that turns out to be the case, of that? what do they think he was doing and how much of a threat he posed? clearly first of all there's the symbolic nature of hamza bi
at that stage they believed he was an emerging figure in al-qaeda. however, we understand they now believe he's dead as a result of what's been described as a military operation. from what we know, ben, it was a strike not intended to attack hamza bin laden. he was not the target. there are suggestions the us didn't know he had been killed after that operation. it wasn't until they intercepted communications between members of al-qaeda that they discovered that they believed that hamza bin...
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two, the taliban guarantees that the al qaeda will not reestablish a safe haven in afghanistan, they have some presents but is not formidable. none of us by that by the way. lou: the other one, the taliban guarantees that they will destroy isis, the problem with that they don't have the capability to do that as isis has grown inside of afghanistan, we will not move from 8600 to 0, despite the fact that that is proclaimed as an end state until such times as those conditions are met. lou: it sounds to me, forgive me if my skepticism sounds like cynicism. it is 20 years of engagement, this president through his great credit said he wanted to bring our troops home and put the burden on the nations who legitimately belongs. he has to first clear a lot of brush of the pentagon and there is an abiding an issue within the pentagon that would argue relentlessly for another two decades that we need troops there to control the situation that we have yet to control. is it not time to destroy an enemy or getaway from that particular war zone? >> i am sympathetic to everything that you just said.
two, the taliban guarantees that the al qaeda will not reestablish a safe haven in afghanistan, they have some presents but is not formidable. none of us by that by the way. lou: the other one, the taliban guarantees that they will destroy isis, the problem with that they don't have the capability to do that as isis has grown inside of afghanistan, we will not move from 8600 to 0, despite the fact that that is proclaimed as an end state until such times as those conditions are met. lou: it...
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we've done a big job on al qaeda and everybody else. for her to make that statement is ridiculous frankly. >> reporter: can you still negotiate with kim jong un? >> president trump: for her to make that statement is so ridiculous. she has taken a lot of heat on it because nobody has done more against that war than i have. we have thousands of isis fighters that we want europe to take, and let's see if they take them. if they don't take them, we'll probably have to release them to europe. >> reporter: and you still negotiate, sir. can you still negotiate with kim after he has done this week? can you still negotiate with kim after what he's done now? >> president trump: yes, these are short-range missiles. we never discussed that. we discussed nuclear. we talked what is nuclear. those are short-range missiles. sure. a lot of other countries test the kind of missile. >> reporter: do you still trust president xi? >> 10%, not 25. he said a quarter point wasn't good enough. >> president trump: everyone says that so tough now you're saying i s
we've done a big job on al qaeda and everybody else. for her to make that statement is ridiculous frankly. >> reporter: can you still negotiate with kim jong un? >> president trump: for her to make that statement is so ridiculous. she has taken a lot of heat on it because nobody has done more against that war than i have. we have thousands of isis fighters that we want europe to take, and let's see if they take them. if they don't take them, we'll probably have to release them to...
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agrees al qaeda was behind 9/11, the september 11th attacks in the united states, and that osama bin laden was the mastermind of these attacks. >> you say, but still i don't know. there is not a transparent investigation. >> reporter: cbs news has learned any agreement with the u.s. requires the taliban to make a public break with al qaeda and includes the verification system that ensures the taliban stops any terror groups from operating from their soil to attack america again. the u.s.-backed afghan government which is absent from these talks has its own worries. the taliban is accusing them of supporting isis in an effort to scuttle negotiations. >> this is a very serious allegation. >> this is not one person, two persons. it is many. it's an open secret. earn -- everyone knew about that. >> reporter: kabul furiously denies its support and says it's the taliban who do. a deeper trust complicated u.s.'s push for peace. > co up ons thrnin" we'll take hato virginia, where people will mark the 400th anniversary of the first enslaved africans to arrive in english north america and reco
agrees al qaeda was behind 9/11, the september 11th attacks in the united states, and that osama bin laden was the mastermind of these attacks. >> you say, but still i don't know. there is not a transparent investigation. >> reporter: cbs news has learned any agreement with the u.s. requires the taliban to make a public break with al qaeda and includes the verification system that ensures the taliban stops any terror groups from operating from their soil to attack america again. the...
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but the group still refuses to blame al qaeda for 9/11. today, in 2019, the taliban agrees that al qaeda was behind 9/11, the september 11 attacks, in the united states, and that osama bin laden was the mastermind of this attack. >> reporter: cbs news has learned any agreement with the c.s. requires the taliban to make a public break with al qaeda and includes a verification system that ensures the taliban stops any terror groups from operating from their soil to attack america again. the u.s.-backed afghan government, which is absent from these talks, has its own lirries. the taliban is accusing political leaders in kabul of supporting and sponsoring isis to an effort to scuttle the negotiations. it's a very serious allegation. >> reporter: kabul furiously denies supporting isis, and says it's the taliban who do, a deep distrust further complicating the u.s.' push for peace. norah. >> o'donnell: thank you. the coast guard said it was suspending the search at sunset this evening for two firefighters missing at sea. brian mccluney and justi
but the group still refuses to blame al qaeda for 9/11. today, in 2019, the taliban agrees that al qaeda was behind 9/11, the september 11 attacks, in the united states, and that osama bin laden was the mastermind of this attack. >> reporter: cbs news has learned any agreement with the c.s. requires the taliban to make a public break with al qaeda and includes a verification system that ensures the taliban stops any terror groups from operating from their soil to attack america again. the...
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qaeda we went after and tried to destroy both, certainly weakened al qaeda. taliban still very much exists. what is to say if we have a peace agreement with the taliban that the taliban once america is out is not going to try to partner up once again and allow for the presence of another terrorist organization? not in a formal alliance but just allow them to use the land the way al qaeda did in 2001 and prior to that? >> nothing. nothing guarantees that. i think the administration knows that. >> is the u.s. realistically going to ask the taliban, hey, we'll cut a deal but no isis or al qaeda in your presence and expect the taliban to fulfill that? >> trust but verify, right? there has to be a mechanism. if it doesn't happen then the u.s. can come right back in and do what it has to do but the worry is that once you pull out capabilities that takes a lot of time and time to bring them back in. it is not just a question of dropping in trigger pullers who can kick down doors and go after leadership of these organizations. all of those things require air assets a
qaeda we went after and tried to destroy both, certainly weakened al qaeda. taliban still very much exists. what is to say if we have a peace agreement with the taliban that the taliban once america is out is not going to try to partner up once again and allow for the presence of another terrorist organization? not in a formal alliance but just allow them to use the land the way al qaeda did in 2001 and prior to that? >> nothing. nothing guarantees that. i think the administration knows...
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. >> dana: does seem the taliban from before and al qaeda then isis. they all have a similar idea, but different entities. but isis now helping the taliban? what do you think about that, as we have peace talk negotiations going on there? >> the problem in afghanistan is that we went to afghanistan an deposed the taliban regime because they would not give up al qaeda when president bush asked them. we had to run those guys into the ground, take territory away like we did with isis, and run them out of the country. we've stayed there for 18 years to make sure they have never come back. we've kept a foot on their throat in pakistan by running covert operations against them. what we don't want to do is pull our troops out of there completely, which i understand which is what the agreement we have with the taliban. our judgment is, if we do that, al qaeda will come back, establish a base there and they are absolutely motivated to attack the americans. senator graham and i are proposing that the congress pass ledgislation to certify that threat is not there.
. >> dana: does seem the taliban from before and al qaeda then isis. they all have a similar idea, but different entities. but isis now helping the taliban? what do you think about that, as we have peace talk negotiations going on there? >> the problem in afghanistan is that we went to afghanistan an deposed the taliban regime because they would not give up al qaeda when president bush asked them. we had to run those guys into the ground, take territory away like we did with isis,...
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it's the al qaeda that we are concerned about. we drove them out of there because of 9/11 and we kept our foot on the throat, if we pull out of their they will kill again. what is the taliban doing right now? they are telling the al qaeda guys to lay low, to increase your activity or your fighters, wait for the americans to leave. they will be gone by 2020. come out of your hiding places and pakistan and reestablish. >> martha: the president looks at these numbers. 18 years, 2200 u.s. service members killed, $850 billion. he made it clear he wants to have a much smaller payment footprint. he feels like this money has not provided us with the security that it was supposed to provide us with an secretary mike pompeo talks about how, isis is expanding in different places. my focus all the strength? why not split up these groups that are watching them and move them around. >> first of all let's talk about the 18 years. what did we get from that? we went in there to destroy al qaeda's base and make certain we never have them reattached
it's the al qaeda that we are concerned about. we drove them out of there because of 9/11 and we kept our foot on the throat, if we pull out of their they will kill again. what is the taliban doing right now? they are telling the al qaeda guys to lay low, to increase your activity or your fighters, wait for the americans to leave. they will be gone by 2020. come out of your hiding places and pakistan and reestablish. >> martha: the president looks at these numbers. 18 years, 2200 u.s....
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if the afghani taliban has always been a haven for al qaeda, never backed away for this and not just al qaeda but a number of other groups, like the one behind the mumbai attack and pakistani taliban, which claimed an attempted attack in times square a couple of years ago. >> at the same time you spent time recently in syria. >> yes. >> and there's talk about isis being resurgent in of this sm z places. how do we describe it? pompeo said they don't control land, the caliphate. there may be fancy footwork going on there. what do we need to know about terrorist groups, isis in particular, in iraq and syria? >> it was clear when i was there in february and first days of march that isis had never been defeated. this was a group that still had thousands of members. the inspector general's report puts the number between 14,000 and 18,000 members just in iraq and syria. that's a huge cohort of potential fighters that they have. what happened is they no longer control territory and that territory was a haeven through which they had their cyber cafes through which they were remote controlling
if the afghani taliban has always been a haven for al qaeda, never backed away for this and not just al qaeda but a number of other groups, like the one behind the mumbai attack and pakistani taliban, which claimed an attempted attack in times square a couple of years ago. >> at the same time you spent time recently in syria. >> yes. >> and there's talk about isis being resurgent in of this sm z places. how do we describe it? pompeo said they don't control land, the caliphate....
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used to apply to isis and al qaeda that they can apply to the kkk or neo ne.i, for exam if the f.b.i. sees someone on a bsite saying they're contributing money or funding or any kind of thingo isis or al qaeda, they can charge them with providing material support to terrorists. no such law exist to combat domestic terrorism. robert: what about the dayton shooter? what has l the f.b.i.rned about that shooter's motives? pierre: they're sgll investigatt. he was obviously a troubled person, killed his own sister in that attac they're still trying to exploit evices, wes understand from our sources, that at least one device he had. ey've not been able to crack it to see what he may have been doing. but o'll share other thing with you. a number of people have come to me this week and asked what are we seeing that's different now and the biggest change that we're seeing is t number of instances where someone armed with a gun comes into a public place and tries to kill a bunch of pasple h grown exponentially. the f.b.i. began to study thi0 in 2 and the country used to average about six inciden
used to apply to isis and al qaeda that they can apply to the kkk or neo ne.i, for exam if the f.b.i. sees someone on a bsite saying they're contributing money or funding or any kind of thingo isis or al qaeda, they can charge them with providing material support to terrorists. no such law exist to combat domestic terrorism. robert: what about the dayton shooter? what has l the f.b.i.rned about that shooter's motives? pierre: they're sgll investigatt. he was obviously a troubled person, killed...
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every single presidential debate somehow the existential threat like iran or al qaeda. and then to be a threat to the existence of the united states. and they were a threat and then for all the money in the world and now there are plans built out of desperation. and necessity is the mother of invention but this is the drunk uncle. [laughter] to call in once a year three in the morning on your birthday to say i have the greatest idea in the world. and then as a reason for not doing it it hasas to work. and it is important. the united states and the british and others were too - - truly desperate when the existence was under threat so programs like this were funded or tested they were almost operational because we truly felt we had no other choice. nothing elsef could possibly work. that would not keep us safe or secure. and then to go down the rabbit hole so they all go down with m me. i hope you enjoyed it as much as i did now i will take any questions you might have. thank you. [applause]st >> thank you so much. >> can you expand upon the dinosaur program talking about
every single presidential debate somehow the existential threat like iran or al qaeda. and then to be a threat to the existence of the united states. and they were a threat and then for all the money in the world and now there are plans built out of desperation. and necessity is the mother of invention but this is the drunk uncle. [laughter] to call in once a year three in the morning on your birthday to say i have the greatest idea in the world. and then as a reason for not doing it it hasas...
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qaeda and condemn 9/11. it is frustrating when the same questions are raised and it is suggested that unless, on demand, you condemn the thing i demand you condemn, that you are in some way part and parcel to it, at what wade -- in what way do we have a substantive conversation when we force people to condemn things all the time. ? host: this is a tweet asking you directly, how can you call yourself a conservative when your party raised the debt limit instead of reducing it? guest: it is a great question. by the way, many conservatives have been condemning the republican and democratic party about spending. part of lot -- i was the tea party movement during the obama years and it was what we lead with. i was disappointed and frustrated when speaker of the house boehner campaigned on pushing back on all of those things. it in a position of prominence and importance. t pushinggned agains back on those problems and it continued to get worse. youhe tweeter said, how can be conservative when your party does this?
qaeda and condemn 9/11. it is frustrating when the same questions are raised and it is suggested that unless, on demand, you condemn the thing i demand you condemn, that you are in some way part and parcel to it, at what wade -- in what way do we have a substantive conversation when we force people to condemn things all the time. ? host: this is a tweet asking you directly, how can you call yourself a conservative when your party raised the debt limit instead of reducing it? guest: it is a...
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w politics at they are but we have threats from al qaeda to the situation with iran to north korea, we can't afford to take our eye off the ball s that is the good news that even though there's disruption at the top, the career people in know they have to get it done. robert: who could the president nominate for d.n.i.? josh: peter hoekstra,r ambassa for the netherlands, fred frye, lton's old guy. there would be a lot ofce c in the intelligence community about him. the preside h sayse has six to 10 names and he'll be analyzing d.n.i. choicesin and intervi them and claims that after the rat -- ratcliff debacle that he's asking officials wt they think in advance. robert: does this mean that necretary of state pompeo is firmly iontrol along with national security adviser bolton? you have gene haskell who is low profile. nancy: and you have to wonder how long pompeo will stick around if he wants to run for senate in kansas. this reflects the president's long-time frustration with the entire d.n.i. apparatus. he has chafed against the authority of the d.n.i. and soan y he's looking for a wa
w politics at they are but we have threats from al qaeda to the situation with iran to north korea, we can't afford to take our eye off the ball s that is the good news that even though there's disruption at the top, the career people in know they have to get it done. robert: who could the president nominate for d.n.i.? josh: peter hoekstra,r ambassa for the netherlands, fred frye, lton's old guy. there would be a lot ofce c in the intelligence community about him. the preside h sayse has six...
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and seen the treasury noted that he was still actively involved in financing al qaeda a year later i'll tell you what that's an effective measure as an offense to measure it it is very effective i mean the fan looks like no it is so do you know what the u.n. security council measures are against people who are designated it's not up to me to no notice and i'll do you know the last thing i felt and dealing with fact living those are the facts and not only that there are 3 measures i mean you'll can look them up online 3 measures that need to be taken one is to prevent those individuals individuals from access to weapons to is to seize all of the financial transactions and free is a ban on travel all of these 3 international measures have been exercised on these people now if you want to i guess whether you are in that works we're running if you want to know where you want us to go beyond international law then maybe you should state that clearly look. the other thing that you do is you play games with the west. word games in fact supporting the palestinian group hamas but insisting on ca
and seen the treasury noted that he was still actively involved in financing al qaeda a year later i'll tell you what that's an effective measure as an offense to measure it it is very effective i mean the fan looks like no it is so do you know what the u.n. security council measures are against people who are designated it's not up to me to no notice and i'll do you know the last thing i felt and dealing with fact living those are the facts and not only that there are 3 measures i mean you'll...
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bin laden is thought to be the successor in the terrorist group al qaeda. chris buckler joins us with more. what can you tell us? chris: hamza bin laden issh a owy figure and it is not entirely known what his ages, but it is believed he there are military sources saying the has been killed in an operation and they confirm he dead. in recent months u.s. officials haveeen pushing for formation about his whereabouts and offered $1 million award forti infor. they have become concerned about hamza bin laden. they say he has become a key figure in the current leadership of al qaeda and following his father, and he had been using video and audio messages to call for attacks in north america and some of its allies. laura: in011 went osama bin laden was killed i remember going down to ground zero and it was a huge reaction. what do you think the reaction will be now in the u.s.? chris: in america there will be many people who feel that if he is dead, if he was -- numbers of emerging in the leadership can potentially there will be people that the country is safer. if
bin laden is thought to be the successor in the terrorist group al qaeda. chris buckler joins us with more. what can you tell us? chris: hamza bin laden issh a owy figure and it is not entirely known what his ages, but it is believed he there are military sources saying the has been killed in an operation and they confirm he dead. in recent months u.s. officials haveeen pushing for formation about his whereabouts and offered $1 million award forti infor. they have become concerned about hamza...
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and it's good lucian with al qaeda to conspire against the sas in. opposition to 20 left bahrain playing with fire on al jazeera a conflict that is now considered to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis how many did not all have to die like this stock is her answer is really for sale and investigation into how billions of euros are made from supplying arms to saudi arabia a leader of the coalition fighting a war in the south the case is interesting. because of the amount of money involved yemen war profiteers. the dozens killed and 20 attacks in yemen this port city of aden. hello and welcome to al-jazeera leifer my headquarters in doha with me elizabeth also ahead iran's president describes u.s. sanctions on the country's foreign minister as childish and says washington is afraid of hama jobs every if. you wander partially closed its border with the d r c after a 3rd patient dies from a ball in the city of goma. and democratic frontrunner joe biden back on the defensive in the party's latest presidential debate. we begin with breaking news from
and it's good lucian with al qaeda to conspire against the sas in. opposition to 20 left bahrain playing with fire on al jazeera a conflict that is now considered to be the world's worst humanitarian crisis how many did not all have to die like this stock is her answer is really for sale and investigation into how billions of euros are made from supplying arms to saudi arabia a leader of the coalition fighting a war in the south the case is interesting. because of the amount of money involved...
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the taliban, al qaeda are brothers. the taliban invited al qaeda into a afghanistan in the mid 90s, ubl, gave them a base to set up operations. when the attack came on 9/11, followed after two embassy attacks in africa, and uss cole, president bush said to the taliban, give up al qaeda and we'll not deal with you. they refused. putting their regime at risk, and their lives at risk which they lost by the thousands. now after the taliban was willing to protect the al qaeda, to the expense of their lives and their regime we'll trust them now to give them up? i don't think so. stuart: okay. >> that is the issue. i believe right now, the taliban is telling the al qaeda, lay low, don't increase your activity, don't increase your numbers. wait until the americans leave. you well have your base back generics they're playing game. stuart: >> absolutely. stuart: you doesn't believe we should leave under those conditions? >> we should hold 8600 until such time the united states is comfortable there is no threat to the homeland fro
the taliban, al qaeda are brothers. the taliban invited al qaeda into a afghanistan in the mid 90s, ubl, gave them a base to set up operations. when the attack came on 9/11, followed after two embassy attacks in africa, and uss cole, president bush said to the taliban, give up al qaeda and we'll not deal with you. they refused. putting their regime at risk, and their lives at risk which they lost by the thousands. now after the taliban was willing to protect the al qaeda, to the expense of...
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under house arrest very nice and comfortable for coordinating the funding between qatari finances and al qaeda serious charge just a few months at home this is a joke isn't no it's not because there is something called the rule of law how many designee people are on the u.s. list you have u.s. citizens for example this is called rule of law the people that you mentioned are on watch lists that is a huge difference between being on a watch list this means you are a suspect and there are no charges that were proven against you is how effective you are at asians and nearly no no the question is special effect to be of any type of and they are really in compliance absolutely in compliance with the u.n. security council measures can you tell me what those measures are now affective was it for. the u.s. government said you shut down his terrorist fund raising 2014 by 2017 the treasury noted that he was still actively involved in financing al qaeda a year later i'll tell you what that's an effective measure as an offense i measure it it is very effective i mean the found look like no it is so d
under house arrest very nice and comfortable for coordinating the funding between qatari finances and al qaeda serious charge just a few months at home this is a joke isn't no it's not because there is something called the rule of law how many designee people are on the u.s. list you have u.s. citizens for example this is called rule of law the people that you mentioned are on watch lists that is a huge difference between being on a watch list this means you are a suspect and there are no...
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violence in yemen in august we've had for example more than double the monthly average of attacks by al-qaeda and in fact if you look at whom they've been targeting then the targeting has been very strongly against the southern forces but nonetheless i think one does need to remain skeptical for example and shabwah that the no terrorist attacks at all by either isis or outsider so far this year so to claim that once fighting terrorism and shuffle and not just political opposition i think doesn't hold water or let's bring hasim into the discussion is this really about the u.a.e. plans as the. ledge and many others actually in yemen to separate the south and the north of yemen once again so that if they draw down the troops they still have a proxy who represent their interests the south. i think it boils down to one thing that the united arab emirates one interest and it's to do mean to protect and support the secessionists and to talk about extremism as a kind of pretext we know that islam party is muslim brotherhood and is not classified as extremist by anyone other than the united arab emira
violence in yemen in august we've had for example more than double the monthly average of attacks by al-qaeda and in fact if you look at whom they've been targeting then the targeting has been very strongly against the southern forces but nonetheless i think one does need to remain skeptical for example and shabwah that the no terrorist attacks at all by either isis or outsider so far this year so to claim that once fighting terrorism and shuffle and not just political opposition i think...
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qaeda and condemn 9/11. it is frustrating when the same questions are raised and it is suggested that unless, on demand, you condemn the thing i demand you condemn, that you are in some way part and parcel to it, at what wade -- in what way do we have a substantive conversation when we force people to condemn things all the time. ? host: this is a tweet asking you directly, how can you call yourself a conservative when your party raised the debt limit instead of reducing it? guest: it is a great question. by the way, many conservatives have been condemning the republican and democratic party about spending. part of lot -- i was the tea party movement during the obama years and it was what we lead with. i was disappointed and frustrated when speaker of the house boehner campaigned on pushing back on all of those things. it in a position of prominence and importance. t pushinggned agains back on those problems and it continued to get worse. youhe tweeter said, how can be conservative when your party does this?
qaeda and condemn 9/11. it is frustrating when the same questions are raised and it is suggested that unless, on demand, you condemn the thing i demand you condemn, that you are in some way part and parcel to it, at what wade -- in what way do we have a substantive conversation when we force people to condemn things all the time. ? host: this is a tweet asking you directly, how can you call yourself a conservative when your party raised the debt limit instead of reducing it? guest: it is a...
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qaeda, how they have taken such a toll on our service members. how they have taken a toll on devastating the lives of the people in these countries where we have waged these wars, and they have sucked resources out of our communities that we so desperately need. this is why it is important to recognize you cannot separate foreign policy from domestic policy. it is not one little issue that sits on the side. this is why as your president, i am committed to ending these wasteful wars. [cheers and applause] gabbard: working to end this new cold war we are in between the united states and countries like russia and china, escalated by things like what president trump just did recently by tearing up the historic inf treaty that was negotiated between reagan and gorbachev 30 years ago, a treaty that made our country and the world more safe. set of working to improve it, exercising diplomacy in andtiations, he walked away is now sparking a nuclear arms ways that will make our world less safe, that pushes us closer to the brink of nuclear catastrophe and
qaeda, how they have taken such a toll on our service members. how they have taken a toll on devastating the lives of the people in these countries where we have waged these wars, and they have sucked resources out of our communities that we so desperately need. this is why it is important to recognize you cannot separate foreign policy from domestic policy. it is not one little issue that sits on the side. this is why as your president, i am committed to ending these wasteful wars. [cheers and...
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he was about 30 years old, he was being groomed to take his father's place as the leader of al qaeda. navy seals killed him in 2011 it is not clear where or when the operation took place. the details have not been released and president trump is not issuing a statement. >> i don't want to comment. >> back in february the state department offered $1 million reward for information on his whereabouts. officials called him an emerging al qaeda leader who threatened the united states. >>> the trump administration is making a big diplomatic push after north korea launches a missile. >> it is the second launch in two weeks, the meeting the secretary of state had with his asian counterparts today. >> north korea is at it again. firing missiles every second time and the third time in three months. yesterday's task was reported a new type of ballistic missile but the north claims was a multiple rocket launcher.to kee pressure on north korea d china. >> with u.s. is asking of all of our partners to maintain the sanctions that spurred diplomacy with north korea. against chinese for his unison chi
he was about 30 years old, he was being groomed to take his father's place as the leader of al qaeda. navy seals killed him in 2011 it is not clear where or when the operation took place. the details have not been released and president trump is not issuing a statement. >> i don't want to comment. >> back in february the state department offered $1 million reward for information on his whereabouts. officials called him an emerging al qaeda leader who threatened the united states....
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saleh was closely linked to al qaeda in bahrain . you know see. john lewis the. year. looking around at a very innocent. is a bahraini national who registered at a military training camp for the soldiers of allah linked to al qaeda. the recordings of these men had been kept secret since july 20th levon and have only recently come to light. so serve out. 4 months before alba louche she recorded this statement on the streets of bahrain had been the scene of violent clashes between the offshore it is and opposition protesters the question is why did mohammed saleh. choose to make the secret video recordings at that time i now see other mark but. i don't know who or what he was going to. be dark or not. and why i remember him and it was only when we were in the only way that. well that's not him and no mother are you get one for me now washing up on the cobbles no no no. and i saw that the. following on rest in to near 0 and egypt opposition demonstrators took to the streets of the capital manama in february 20th 11. the protests quickly
saleh was closely linked to al qaeda in bahrain . you know see. john lewis the. year. looking around at a very innocent. is a bahraini national who registered at a military training camp for the soldiers of allah linked to al qaeda. the recordings of these men had been kept secret since july 20th levon and have only recently come to light. so serve out. 4 months before alba louche she recorded this statement on the streets of bahrain had been the scene of violent clashes between the offshore it...
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so what the condition will be is that the taliban will guarantee to the united states that no al qaeda safe haven will be established and they will destroy the safe haven there. that is delusional to believe that we and our negotiators don't trust the taliban, believe me but secondly, even if they wanted to do it, they don't have the capability to do it. if so why are we making the announcement of a complete withdrawal when we know they're not going to be able to do it and therefore keep our troops there anyway. what will happen, the propaganda game that the radical islamists worldwide will get out for afghanistan, that announcement will be seen as to render to a radical islamist organization. secondly, and this is crucial, it will undermine the afghan military. who we deposed the taliban with back in 2001 are already organizing to take up arms against the taliban. they will pull their forces out of the afghan national security army to do that. civil war is not possible, it is guaranteed. now if that is all going to happen and you have the civil war and we saw what it looks like in syr
so what the condition will be is that the taliban will guarantee to the united states that no al qaeda safe haven will be established and they will destroy the safe haven there. that is delusional to believe that we and our negotiators don't trust the taliban, believe me but secondly, even if they wanted to do it, they don't have the capability to do it. if so why are we making the announcement of a complete withdrawal when we know they're not going to be able to do it and therefore keep our...
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they were defending america from al qaeda and isis. al qaeda and isis are not interested in peace. they are interested in purifying islam, destroying all the jews they can, destroying israel and coming after us. if you don't get that after the last 18 years, you're not watching what is going on in afghanistan and throughout the world. so the good news is, we can protect the american homeland for less than 10,000 troops with intel capability. if we pull the plug and turn afghanistan over to the taliban and other element, they're coming back here again and that would be the biggest mistake any president would make. brian: are we about to,ç senat, are we about to do that, do you think? >> i don't think so. i have talked to president trump. he understands the need for a counterterrorism force to watch al qaeda and isis who will never be part of a peace deal. he understands the intelligence gathering capability we have in afghanistan, not only protects us, protects the whole region. he is about to start a new relationship with pakistan where pakistan will deny safe haven to the taliba
they were defending america from al qaeda and isis. al qaeda and isis are not interested in peace. they are interested in purifying islam, destroying all the jews they can, destroying israel and coming after us. if you don't get that after the last 18 years, you're not watching what is going on in afghanistan and throughout the world. so the good news is, we can protect the american homeland for less than 10,000 troops with intel capability. if we pull the plug and turn afghanistan over to the...
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those would apply to acts like this, as well as to al qaeda and isis-inspired acts. >> i have a question for mr. ras mussen. and i'll speak plainly. how on earth do we expect our feds to figure out who the next loser is? who's the next loser kid who just tonight is angry at something, just tonight lost his girlfriend, learned he won't make a certain team at school. he's been slighted and it just happened in the privacy of his own room. he may be the next name we're broadcasting here. >> well, josh pointed earlier to some of the difficulty law enforcement has in identifying that kind of actor before he takes action. but the story is probably not a lot different than what we saw with isis-inspired characters. what would turn out in the aftermath is someone would emerge afterwards and say, i knew something was wrong. i knew that individual was off. i knew that individual had withdrawn from normal interaction. i knew something was not right. i wish i had done something. i wish i had spoken to a family member. i wish i had called the cops or spoken to a pastor. it's not if we are helpless in
those would apply to acts like this, as well as to al qaeda and isis-inspired acts. >> i have a question for mr. ras mussen. and i'll speak plainly. how on earth do we expect our feds to figure out who the next loser is? who's the next loser kid who just tonight is angry at something, just tonight lost his girlfriend, learned he won't make a certain team at school. he's been slighted and it just happened in the privacy of his own room. he may be the next name we're broadcasting here....
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senator lindsey graham to trust the taliban to control al-qaeda, isis and other radical islamist groups present in afghanistan as replacement for u.s. counterterrorism force would be a bigger mistake than obama's iranian military deal. after nearly 18 years of war it's time for the u.s. to pull the plug, in washington gillian turner, fox news. heather: well, bail set at $200,000 for the man accused of sparking a bomb scare in new york city, larry griffin charged with placing false bombs, devices forced emergency evacuation on friday, griffin will be back in court later this week, a motive is still unknown. dueling protests in portland could become a monthly occurrence, the far right group calling for more rallies after what they call a successful weekend, the group's organizers says that the goal was to call national attention to antifa, on saturday president trump tweeted, quote, major consideration is being given to naming antifa an organization of terror. antifa clashing with far-right protestors in portland as expected, police were forced to make some arrests, seizing weapons that i
senator lindsey graham to trust the taliban to control al-qaeda, isis and other radical islamist groups present in afghanistan as replacement for u.s. counterterrorism force would be a bigger mistake than obama's iranian military deal. after nearly 18 years of war it's time for the u.s. to pull the plug, in washington gillian turner, fox news. heather: well, bail set at $200,000 for the man accused of sparking a bomb scare in new york city, larry griffin charged with placing false bombs,...
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within 3 months we had chased al-qaeda through the mountains. instead of going after the remaining 300 rag-tag groups of al-qaeda and following them into afghanistan and pakistan and finishing them off. we said to pakistan here's $2 billion you still with it. we will stick around afghanistan and donation building -- do nation building. it's a disaster. we could have given every afghan, man, woman and child $25,000. they would probably much rather have $25,000. the first time i went to afghanistan, the afghans would raise their hands up and say, you have the watches but we have the time. in other words, we will wait you out. we know eventually you will leave. >> shannon: this president campaigned on bringing our men and women home. we will see. have a great weekend. >> shannon: a woman willing to go to jail to protect the cat she stole. our legal eagles argue. you are the jury. you decide. memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. you don't really talk about your insur
within 3 months we had chased al-qaeda through the mountains. instead of going after the remaining 300 rag-tag groups of al-qaeda and following them into afghanistan and pakistan and finishing them off. we said to pakistan here's $2 billion you still with it. we will stick around afghanistan and donation building -- do nation building. it's a disaster. we could have given every afghan, man, woman and child $25,000. they would probably much rather have $25,000. the first time i went to...
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al qaeda, i don't care how many 9/11s you do. if they ran another hundred airplanes into buildings they're not thenning our existence. does not compare to nuclear armmageddon. to the nazi war machine and imperial japanese machine marching across the world but we almost he reacts as though our existence was under threat. and fortunately we got to a point now where the government works and it worked the way it was designed to work, where anytime we overreacted after 9/11, i don't care where you come down politically, times if you're a libber to tarean or liberal, he overstepped whether it was certain element of the patriot act certain elements out what we allowed or intelligence agencies to do we overstepped and overreacted and we have walk back from the brink but a that was only because of an attack like 9/11. it's weird to get inside our heads only because of 9/11. but if you think but what our ancestors were afraid or, parents, grandparents, what could have happen if world wore 3 had broken out in the 1960s or '70s or if a buy l
al qaeda, i don't care how many 9/11s you do. if they ran another hundred airplanes into buildings they're not thenning our existence. does not compare to nuclear armmageddon. to the nazi war machine and imperial japanese machine marching across the world but we almost he reacts as though our existence was under threat. and fortunately we got to a point now where the government works and it worked the way it was designed to work, where anytime we overreacted after 9/11, i don't care where you...
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to control al qaeda and other radical islamist groups present in afghanistan as a replacement for us counterterrorism would be a bigger mistake than obama's iranian nuclear deal. you have to know that will get the president's attention. >> a seasoned professional, long-term diplomat, american ambassador, making sense of this. very good at what he does. and important to understand somebody speaks for the taliban and. who are you making a deal with? sort of like negotiating with benjamin netanyahu in the west bank. in the gaza strip. nobody speaks for the taliban as one voice so i don't know if you can expect any real negotiated settlement on this but if anybody can do it it will be the emissary that is there now. shannon: dan patrick under the headline we don't need troops in afghanistan to keep us safe and terrorism set afghanistan stability and politics are beyond washington's control. the united states has no interest getting stuck in the weeds of afghan politics, the politics of afghanistan are for afghans to figure out. what do you make of what we heard of the discussions and the
to control al qaeda and other radical islamist groups present in afghanistan as a replacement for us counterterrorism would be a bigger mistake than obama's iranian nuclear deal. you have to know that will get the president's attention. >> a seasoned professional, long-term diplomat, american ambassador, making sense of this. very good at what he does. and important to understand somebody speaks for the taliban and. who are you making a deal with? sort of like negotiating with benjamin...
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sweep against al qaeda and taliban forces forces and the vn eastern afghanistan. approaching the site, the helicopter carrying the special operations unit, came under heavy fire, and one of the team members were thrown from the aircraft. returning to try to rescue their team meat, chapman and the seals batted al qaeda fighters, dug into the mountaintop. the seals, some of whom were seriously wind, were drew under intense fire and thinking chapman had been killed early in the battle. in fact, he hadn't been. and he continued to fight desperately trying to protect the lives of a rescue force of rangers who landed on the ridgetop not long after and also ran interest a similar ambush, tragically suffering additional casualties. took the u.s. military years to sort out all that happened that issue fated day. even though a predator drone flying above the mountain captured the battle on video. it was grainy but government officials using advanced technology conducted a closer frame-by-frame analysis of chapmans own actions leading to the decision to award chapman the med
sweep against al qaeda and taliban forces forces and the vn eastern afghanistan. approaching the site, the helicopter carrying the special operations unit, came under heavy fire, and one of the team members were thrown from the aircraft. returning to try to rescue their team meat, chapman and the seals batted al qaeda fighters, dug into the mountaintop. the seals, some of whom were seriously wind, were drew under intense fire and thinking chapman had been killed early in the battle. in fact, he...
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. >> the son of al qaeda founder osama bin laden headed has been killed. eight years after the death of his father that is according to cbs news which cites an unnamed source. he was believed to be about 30 years old and he was in line to have al qaeda. he was reportedly not the target of the military operation. he was not even known to be at the location it is unclear when or where the operation took place. he was believed to have been in pakistan or afghanistan. >>> i don't want to comment on it. >> earlier this year the state department offered one million- dollar reward for information leading to the bin laden captured. >>> a tragic possible break in the disappearance of two wisconsin farmers human remains have now been found it's been nearly 2 weeks since the brothers were last seen. the search for the brothers became a death investigation last week. but yesterday human remains were found on the private land where investigators have been searching. one suspect is under arrest and another farmer who worked with him in a cattle deal. >> the cause of dea
. >> the son of al qaeda founder osama bin laden headed has been killed. eight years after the death of his father that is according to cbs news which cites an unnamed source. he was believed to be about 30 years old and he was in line to have al qaeda. he was reportedly not the target of the military operation. he was not even known to be at the location it is unclear when or where the operation took place. he was believed to have been in pakistan or afghanistan. >>> i don't...
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i think they are more lethal than al qaeda. mike: u.s. taliban negotiators are working to end america's longest war. guilty, that's the verdict in a florida stand your ground case that testified national attention. a jury convicting michael draka in the murder of a black man after the two got into a dispute over a handicapped parking space last summer. >> it's been well over a year since we have been dealing with this matter. i can safely say i can rest now. reporter: he claims he shots the victim in self-defense off invoking stand your ground. tomorrow iseedtomorro -- tomorre as any to get some sun at a u.s. national park. invest your cash. you can get a satisfaction guarantee. ♪ you can also wonder why our competitors don't offer that. schwab, a modern approach to wealth management. ...and it's now on sale fors and just $59.ories. it can lead you on an unexpected journey... ...to discover your heritage. get your dna kit (now) for just $59 at ancestry.com. know what more shrimp!ith steak and shrimp? and you know what goes great with th
i think they are more lethal than al qaeda. mike: u.s. taliban negotiators are working to end america's longest war. guilty, that's the verdict in a florida stand your ground case that testified national attention. a jury convicting michael draka in the murder of a black man after the two got into a dispute over a handicapped parking space last summer. >> it's been well over a year since we have been dealing with this matter. i can safely say i can rest now. reporter: he claims he shots...
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you take down an al qaeda prisoner. you have to come up with the conclusion. are you going to take them home to the united states and prosecute them even if you don't have enough information? what are you going to do? the cia quickly says we didn't have sort of a game plan for the post 9/11 world. we're going to create our own secret prisons overseas in our own interrogation program. there are problems with the interrogation process. the program matured. simple proposition early on. if you have a prisoner and you can't leave him in his home country, what are you going to do with them? >> tell us why every intelligence and interrogation professional knows the name? >> it was an individual who was taken into custody in afghanistan. that was before the formal black site program began. there was a prison in afghanistan that held individuals managed by the cia. he was put in a cell one night and chained to the floor and died of hypothermia. that was a wakeup call for the cia. they are involved in the fight against al qaeda in the days and months and years after 9/1
you take down an al qaeda prisoner. you have to come up with the conclusion. are you going to take them home to the united states and prosecute them even if you don't have enough information? what are you going to do? the cia quickly says we didn't have sort of a game plan for the post 9/11 world. we're going to create our own secret prisons overseas in our own interrogation program. there are problems with the interrogation process. the program matured. simple proposition early on. if you have...
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outlets in the united states are quoting intelligence sources saying hamza bin laden — son of the late al-qaeda leader, osama bin laden is dead. it's not clear if the us played a role. bin laden had made repeated calls for attacks on the us and other countries. former us vice presidentjoe biden, comes under attack from nine other 2020 democratic hopefuls during a second televised debate. the candidates discussed healthcare, immigration and the economy. whoever comes out on top eventually will take on donald trump for the us presidency next year. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the new york times, and like us, they are covering the news that osama bin laden's son has reportedly been killed. the paper says that the us had a role in the operation but that exact details of the strike were scarce, including when and where. bloomberg is leading with the first interest rate cuts in the us since the financial crisis. this decision, they report, has led to a row between federal reserve chairman jerome powell and president tr
outlets in the united states are quoting intelligence sources saying hamza bin laden — son of the late al-qaeda leader, osama bin laden is dead. it's not clear if the us played a role. bin laden had made repeated calls for attacks on the us and other countries. former us vice presidentjoe biden, comes under attack from nine other 2020 democratic hopefuls during a second televised debate. the candidates discussed healthcare, immigration and the economy. whoever comes out on top eventually will...
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they have made no concessions, they still won't acknowledge denounce publicly al qaeda, they are doing the kinds of things. >> bret: is 8600 not a big footprint? it's more than people were expecting but i don't think it's enough to thwart the efforts of the taliban to retake the country or from groups like al qaeda and others. former secretary of defense jim mattis out with a new book, he made his case for keeping troops in syria, president trump rejected his arguments 30 minutes into the conversation, he told the president you are going to have to get the next secretary of defense to lose to isis, he handed trump his resignation letter. a detailed piece in the atlantic is a former secretary has a book coming out. >> this president was elected for his dramatically different foreign policy. he made some promises that the war in afghanistan will end, he appears to be backtracking on that, that is a huge break with what he said. he also said he opposed our involvement in syria and he has repeatedly said that over time. one of the things that came out one james mattis did resign, many mont
they have made no concessions, they still won't acknowledge denounce publicly al qaeda, they are doing the kinds of things. >> bret: is 8600 not a big footprint? it's more than people were expecting but i don't think it's enough to thwart the efforts of the taliban to retake the country or from groups like al qaeda and others. former secretary of defense jim mattis out with a new book, he made his case for keeping troops in syria, president trump rejected his arguments 30 minutes into the...