elsewhere isis-k and isis syria are the most potent elements of their enterprise. in syria isis exploited -- governments shifted attention and resources to the conflict in gaza. they have benefited from improved finances and stronger media and propaganda campaigns. in yemen the peninsula retains the desire to attack the u.s. but counterterrorism actions in the ongoing war in yemen have constrained the ability to reconstitute. in south asia taliban pressure on isis-k has forced elements of the group to relocate to pakistan and recent pakistani operations have begun to target isis-k but sustained pressure will be needed to prevent them from expanding further. for years experts worried that isis would turn africa into the next jihadist battleground. these dynamics are well-established in east africa like in somalia but now they are beginning to unfold where isis and al qaeda are expanding and intensifying attacks. the number of isis and al qaeda linked to tax in west africa is on pace to double by the end of the year. they have exploited weak governance, local grievan

this year alone isis k attacks in russia and iran inspired attacks in germany isis associate attack among all signal a reenergize global enterprise. the united states and many others are facing a limiter's threat. a convergence of factors are driving this elevated unprovoked war technological advances exploited by terrorist groups. here in the home that we continue to assess individuals who are inspired, enabled or directed by form terrorist organizations opposing most serious threat to american citizens. inspired or enabled by foreign terrorist organizations have conducted 45 hundred 49 terrorist attacks in the united states. the applicant national arrested in oklahoma last month was charged with conspiring to conduct a terrorist attack on election day on behalf of isis to represent the type of foreign terrorist associated threats that we are most concerned about domestically. elsewhere isis k and syria the two most potent elements of the ice global enterprise. and syria isis exploited reduced product pressure last year to recover and rebuild of government shifted attention and research

the fbi in houston arrested for continuing to bribe isis.8-year-old planning a terrorist attack on u.s. soil. i want to bring in a now correspondent, mike tobin. might, apparently he told authorities he could have done this from's apartment if he had the right resources. what did they find? it is preliminary at this point and try to keep the investigation as tight as they can until they can start getting things on the record to. so in terms of that, he offered up his apartment for a place for people to stay. and some of the bullet points he was researching how to conduct an attack on local military recruiting centers. he offered his home go to a sanctuary to isis operatives and racking he would commit a 9/11 style attack if he had the resources. it is not clear what that means if he had the resources and what kind of resources he was able to get his hands on. attempting to produce isis propaganda, this guy, syed aman, translates to happy and he was arrested last week at the apartment complex where he led. so the fbi is now thinking stop pote

the violent attacks, and tried several times to travel to join isis. the 28-year-old is charged with attempting to provide material support to isis. he has pleaded not guilty. >> fbi agents have interviewed anas said multiple times since he came to our attention in 2017 . however due to the october 7th, 2023 hamas attacks on israel, anas said's behavior began to mobilize toward violence. >> reporter: anas said's arrest comes just a month after a man originally from afghanistan, living in oklahoma, was arrested for an alleged plot to carry out an attack on election day on behalf of isis. >> stephanie, what more do we know about the background of the suspect in houston? >> reporter: he spent a lot of his childhood in lebanon but was born in the united states. the fbi said the penury international terrorism threat to the u.s. is homegrown violent extremists, just like him. >> all right, stephanie gosk, thank you. we are keeping a close watch in the caribbean where tropical storm sara forms today near the nicaragua-honduras border. it could bring torrentia

put that in the talk shows, talking about the fact that it is a, it, it does not feel isis or isis, or they, to the renovations. they, they fee, it has about law. and they basically say that this is a joint is riley isis operation. i guess as well. so this is really key is for, for us into ron, and i think you'll see the evidence on your television is good. yeah, indeed. so meantime the west stood in mainstream political. the media landscape paint a very different story for what his id is, professor of political communication at the university of tyrone is always a pleasure. thank you very much. thank you. but up with the georgia we go now a chaos reigned of an item. the capital of tbilisi pro western demonstrated his tribe of stores in the parliament and g. o sabine busy parsing out gas mosques to the protesters, their outrage, the role really unhappy of the government's decision to put on an ice and integration plan with the e. u. block the or the correspondence tiny by crossing live that a shot to do been see that she is in the heart of the capital typically see charlotte, good to g

times to travel to join isis. he is charged with giving support to isis. he pled not guilty. >> fbi agents interviewed him multiple times since he came to our attention in 2017. however, due to the hamas attacks on israel, said's behavior began to mobilize towards violence. >> reporter: said's arrest came a month a man from afghanistan living in oklahoma was arrested for planning a plot. >> he spent some of his childhood in lebanon last year. he was born here in the united states. today, the fbi said that the primary international terrorism threat to the u.s is home grown violent extremists just like him. >> all right, thank you. >>> we are keeping a close watch in the caribbean where tropical storm sara formed today near the nicaragua board or. it could bring torrential rain to central america. by the middle of next week it could bring showers and thunderstorms across florida. >>> now to the two astronauts who have been stuck on the space station for months now. and nasa says rumors of their health is being effec

i spent nearly a decade hunting isis leaders and i can tell you they never really disappear but everyey's make another move that keep us vulnerable take our boots out the neck of their enemies and love to deny that it's a real issue at large think we turn our backs in the region and it will go away but look at the border biden lusted and i had that terrorism problem as a result of the terror crisis downplaying vents which only of intensified everything and known to watch list for places like iran that are infiltrating the seven border it is so dangerous to have leadership at the top with what know accountably what they're doing in the counters and world. >> and the irradiance the numbers one state sponsor of terror that had been doing terror across the middle east and attacking israel directly and the sanctions are in place there's a new sheriff in town that likes prime minister netanyahu and they will team up together and it will be the worst nightmare for them in my view. >> iran is terrified. get ready iran for maximum pressure you don't speak a word of hebrew and likely say in heb

just this year a woman was rescued in gaza who had been kidnapped at the age of 11 by isis. she was held in captivity for 10 years. while isis no longer rules over these communities, the caliphate widespread damage, displacement and trauma and religious and ethnic minorities continue to face discrimination and displacement in iraq undermining efforts to promote their recovery. addressing these problems is critical for religious and ethnic communities and for overall success of iraqi state helping ensure it acheufs its full potential as a vibrant, prosperous country. this resolution reafoirms commitment to protecting the rights of these religious and ethnic minorities and the need to help them return to their homes and rebuild their lives. i urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan resolution and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. manning: i rise in strong support of h.res. 554, affirming the nature and importance of the support of the united states for the religious an

but they found 11 encrypted facebook accounts, where he was posting isis propaganda, working with isiso create propaganda. so it became a case where it was an issue of material support for a terrorist group. it was in the interviews after the arrest where he said, you know, i tried to join isis overseas, i was thinking of doing things here, attacking military people. the israeli consulate in houston, maybe the head of a jewish organization that i would lure to a location posing as a donor. so he had crossed over from interest to allegedly preparing for action. >> you talk about the fact that they started looking into him in 2017 and you kind of went through all the things. what is it that has, i guess, why has it taken so long to get to this point? clearly, just didn't have the evidence. >> so this signals two important things. number one, how many times have we heard and reported on our air about the individual involved in an attack, and then we find out, quote, the person had been on the fbi's radar. he came up "x" number of years ago. and we all asked that question. where was the fo

you know, isis never really left. the biden administration just took our eyes off of them and president trump crushed the isis caliphate, destroyed them territorially. but the biden admin weakness over these years reversed a lot of those gains. and now we have this false sense of security. while isis has slowly regrouped under biden's reign and this admin has removed a major counterterrorism and intelligence capabilities that our country needs to protect ourselves, they've weakened our military from doing what it's trained to do to stop these these future attacks. and i pray trump quickly reverses the damage this administration caused to our standing in the world. i spent nearly a decade hunting isis leaders, and i can tell you that these groups never really disappear, but it seems like every single day when it comes to foreign policy decisions, this admin just makes another move to continue to leave us vulnerable, take the boots off the necks of our enemies and they love to deny this terrorism problem is a real issue

it's such is not isis.it's about groups that are using, you specifically as a isis but there's groups that are using the framing of religion as the engine to pull them in. there was a plan in the first trump administration to stop the appeal of the ideology because certainly isis and others can't do what they do if they don't have ideological soldiers. it begins with the recruitment d the radicalization, people come into the force. and i think, i think that we're kidding ourselves if we believe we're talking about something we can contain. the ideology of isis is global. it is not just about iran. we saw it with the ability for them to persuade americans to leave our country and countries from all over the world to go to the so-called caliphate and do what you have to do. i think what you can expect in the years ahead is there will be an even greater pull because there are now to the point that you are making about the devastation that people see happening on the ground. there are already videos and narrati

begin by a background of file why one is making such a claim as such a statement of one's finding isis. and now he adds to her, you know, strong, they run has long played a pivotal role in supporting god. syrian presidents about shot on that side against a wave of forum back extremes, tech fee re groups now and as of the tensions are once again boiling in the our country and the s t s is claiming key regions there to one has reiterated. it's commitment to protecting the syrian government. different iranian officials have mentioned this uh, but on friday, a foreign minister, a boss are up to you said directly to his celia and counterpart, but some sub box during a phone conversation were the 2 sides discussed at the latest developments in syria during the call of the syrian foreign minister, i reaffirmed the status of the syrian government, i guess what he called terrorist incursions vowing to support quote, the nefarious objectives of terrorists. and um, are there western backers, iraq chief or his part? uh, i called this uh, he believes that uh uh the, the resurgence of tears factions

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so they owe much to isis, and that to happen. so around 20142015. and a responsive finding us because of that. and also in europe, of course, they called them rebels was actually a real number of service. it was known that the us and the with one to has him. now the rules and our forced as a somehow is ceasefire. uh, between israel and 11. so they wants to keep on continuing decides, because this is their 2nd from, from the west to the 1st frontage. of course, ukraine. that's let them push all the weapons in. but they want to have scales again in the middle east, and this is in the interest of united states. and of course now in israel as well, but especially from the united states. let's discuss this with a couple gama see and found the of the syrian analysis group. many thanks for joining us on the program as well. can you tell us about these terrorist groups on the most hits? the 1st of all, i come from syria and especially from olive pool. i know the geography well, and i've been to the poor thing about this possible attack by the outside, the a

and i'm not just talking about isis or a neo-nazi group. i'm not just talk about the fact that people are marching in the streets with swastikas and americans alike yeah, that's cool. i'm not just talk about the rise in different kindsds of hate. i'm saying to you that in the years ahead because of the algorithms, because america hasn't done what they should be doing about containing an understanding how to put red lines intoo the system of what's happening and what's being said to you, because we haven't had a sophisticated conversation in america but what is acceptable and how to treat other people with compassion and stability, we are dealing with a huge unknown in termsms of emotion, n terms of fear and in terms of how we see the other. and i think that is a really important issue and did indeed connected to how and what takes place in the middle east. and finally i want to talk about opportunities. it's not -- sorry, and everything we generally talk about in the middle east we e talking about either sanctions or hard power. i want to t

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you'll have american forces, housing, the goods you have isis forces, 20000 isis forces, all the in prison or basically attacking the government and the goods. plus, you'll have, of course, syria has the same government. so imagine with this particular explosive copped out, but the reality is, sadly, we're seeing now. the door itself has been re, kendall, and this tells me that's going to be a very, very long, bloody conflict then the next few weeks and next few months to george, i now were more than a 100 serving diplomats have signed an open letter, criticizing the government's suspension of talks on e u membership, calling it a breach of the constitution. violence broke out in the capital tbilisi overnight as protesters and police clashed after the pro russian prime minister announced the decision, dozens were arrested, looked into the stand off into bbc between dr. police and the pro, your being protested dozens of demonstrated what are tested and many others in to as they assembled outside jo, jose, parliament building. and the governing bodies headquarters was in good and good. 1 and

are they concerned about what seems to be a pattern from isis. >> isis is a growing concern. houston case, that's somebody believing what they're reading in the propaganda and then engaging with it. in the case of the individual arrested for the election day plot from oklahoma city that's a situation where according to federal charging documents they're communicating directly with somebody overseas. the u.s. has seen a lot of this material over the past several months as you might remember we've talked about it, the foiled taylor swift concert potential attack, another instance of an individual making communications overseas and an investigation coming up as a result. >> tom winter, thanks so much. >>> opening statements today in a murder trial that has become a national flashpoint in the fight over immigration in the country. immigrant jose ibarra is accused of killing nursing student laken riley while she was jogging on the campus of the university of georgia in february. ibarra entered illegally in 2022. priya is outside the courthouse in athens, georgia. lots of evidence

so it's down several actually. isis consist of many corrections says like a new sort of thrones. i'll tell you the truth. so they owe much to ice incidence that happened so around 20142015 they responsive by the us because that and also in europe of course, they called them rebels. but actually, and when we all know the service, it was known that uh the us and the with one to has him. now the rules and our forced as a somehow a ceasefire uh between israel and 11. so they wants to keep on continuing decides, because this is their 2nd phone from the west. the 1st problem is of course, ukraine. that's where they push all the weapons in. but they want to have scales again in the middle east. and this is in the interest of united states and of course now in israel as well, but especially from the united states. let's discuss this with a couple gama see and found all the syrian analysis group. many thanks for joining us on the program as a well, can you tell us about these terrorist groups on the most hits? the 1st of all i come from syria and especially from olive pool. i know the geo

capturing the chaotic moments of the fbi arresting anas said in houston, accusing him of being an isis radical plotting a mass casualty terrorist attack on u.s. soil. >> the fbi drew their guns on him and stuff like that, and the one guy, he starts smashing his phone on the ground. >> reporter: prosecutors claim the 28-year-old said was researching "how to make an explosive belt" and was scouting potential sites for targeting, including "military recruitment facilities," locking in on "one specific location." >> said not only supported isis online but also allegedly researched and investigated means of conducting attacks in the united states. >> reporter: authorities say he was obsessed with isis, making and spreading videos to celebrate their cause, glorifying violence. said pleaded not guilty and is being detained pending trial. the fbi claims he told investigators if it had not been for his family, he would have already, quote, conducted an operation like 9/11, david. >> david: pierre thomas in washington. pierre, thank you. >>> there was a mystery for a time today when a passenger

, perhaps, there are some remaining pockets of isis in syria, they may take advantage of that to alsoh new attacks and finally, at some point we might see the kurdish forces that are supported by the united states also facing some of those opposition groups themselves. and if we see other players in the region become involved and re—engaged once again, what could this mean for the area at a time when we are seeing conflict on multiple fronts in the middle east?— the middle east? that is a treat the middle east? that is a great question. _ the middle east? that is a great question. this - the middle east? that is a great question. this could j great question. this could really cause another wave of refugees and displaced people. many people inside syria and neighbouring countries, all they want to do is go back home and be safe at home. but that has been a distant dream and many now feel it is impossible. what has happened over the last few days is a renewing cycle of conflict. i don't think it gets us any closer to solving this conflict in any way. what it actually highlights is that

so they owe much to isis, and that happened. so around 201420158 responsive find the us because and also in europe of course they called them rebels. but actually, and when we all know there are service, it was known that uh the us and the west. one to has another tools and our forced as a somehow as ceasefire uh, between israel and 11. so they wants to keep on continuing decides, because this is their 2nd from, from the west to the 1st process. of course, ukraine that's led and push all the weapons in, but they want to have scales again in the middle east. and this is in the interest of united states. and of course, now in israel as well, but especially from the united states in lebanon, has belie surrounding the sci fi with huge role as a huge victory. although we set this fight as remain on the lot of a truce came into will into force on wednesday. the us these, where the military has issued an overnight, co, few forbidding lebanese civilians from traveling to the south of the country. and that's after thousands of locals rus

>> one couldn't of offering material support to a terrorist organization, specifically isis.ow specifically from douglas williams, the fbi special agent. he called this a great day because a terror suspect has been taken off the streets of houston. this is a 28-year-old who had been on the fbi's radar since 2017. they interviewed him multiple times. williams said after october 7, he was inspired by that attack and his behavior trended towards violence. he jumped to what williams said was the top of the list of security threats. the decision was made last friday to go ahead and arrest him. here's handani. >> the agents directed mr. sayed several times to put his hand up. he ignored their commands. he threw an object from his hand to the ground. continuing to ignore commands, the defendant once again reached out for an on and appeared to smash it on the ground. agents later determined the object he smashed was his cell phone. >> the cell phone is particularly relevant because a lot of the evidence they're talking about thus far really seems to be communication and pro isis prop

you know, we had no wars, except when we defeated isis. we defeated isis in record time.r. i'm not going to start a war, i'm going to stop wars. but it's also a massive victory for democracy and for freedom. together we are going to unlock america's glorious destiny. we are going to achieve the most incredible future for our people. yesterday as i stood at my last stop on the campaign trail -- i'll never be doing a rally again. can you believe it? i think we have done 900 rallies, approximately. can you imagine? 900, something. a lot of rallies. and it was sad. everybody was sad. many people, i said this is our last rally, but now we are going on to something that is far more important. because the rallies were used for us to be put in this position where we can really help our country. we are going to make our country better than it ever has been. and many people have told me that god spared my life for a reason. [applause] and that reason was to save our country and to restore america to greatness, and now we are going to fulfill that mission together. we are going to f

four years we had no wars except we defeated isis. we defeated isis in record time. but, we had no wars. they said he will start a war. i won't start a war. i will stop wars. this is also a massive victory for democracy and freedom. together, we will unlock america's glorious destiny. we will achieve the most incredible future for our people. yesterday, as i stood at my last stop on the campaign trail, i will never be doing a rally again, can you believe it? i think we have done 900 rallies approximately. can you imagine? 900. 901. something. a lot of rallies. it was sad. everybody was sad. many people said, this is our last rally. but now we are going on to something far more important. because, the rallies were used for us to be put in this position where we can really help our country. that is what we are going to do. we are going to make our country better than it ever has been. many people have told me that god spared my life for a reason. [cheers and applause] and at that reason was to save our country and to restore america to greatness. now we are going to fu

and at the time the notebook was new and all it had was "i'm sure isis is doing just fine."n my time, thank you! >> stephen: you can see mohanad in brooklyn at unit comic union hall this sunday. we will be right back! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpayers $3 billion dollars. i've already got a plan to lower your grocery and insurance bills, to address climate change, and protect reproductive rights. and i'll work with anyone to get it done. i'm sam liccardo and i approve this message. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: hey, everybody! that's it for "the late show," tune in next week when i will be joined by john oliver, lenny kravitz, george stephanopoulos and vice presidential candidate governor tim walz! now stick around for taylor tomlinson! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪

"the houston chronicle" reports a texas man is accused of making propaganda photos and videos for isisaid was arrested last week following a seven-year fbi investigation. he's been charged with trying to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization. he pleaded not guilty yesterday. authorities say he also discussed plans to commit violent acts, including taking part in a 911-type terror attack. documents show he was also allegedly involved in a plot to kill former president george w. bush. >>> "usa today" says a new pentagon report on ufos reveals no evidence of extraterrestrial life. the u.s. government received more than 700 reports of unexplained phenomenon between may of last year and june of this year. in many cases the sightings turned out to be balloons, bird, or satellites. but the report says some of the incidents defy explanation, including a near miss between a commercial airplane and a mysterious object off the coast of new york. >>> and "the new york times" says governor kathy hochul is reviving new york city's congestion pricing plan. earlier this year hoc

and that is fully isis proof.re you can see, sadly, a stream of civilians leaving their homes. how many will be coming to europe? and with britain being the only country country in europe with open borders, how many will come here? i mean, while of course i have sympathy for civilians caught up in war, this is an area in syria where isis are active and there's a real risk that allowing them in will bring in people who want to hurt our children. the manchester arena bomber, for example , salman bomber, for example, salman abedi, he was rescued from libya by the royal navy and russia, russia and iran do seem to be they were propping up assad and they were propping up assad and the regime in syria. they now seem to be a bit distracted . and seem to be a bit distracted. and i didn't see this coming at all. and there's reports on on twitter, there's reports i think i think it's been confirmed by al jazeera. but i'm not sure how how verified, verifiable that is that there's been a coup in syria against against the leade

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all elements working with isis.een footage in the last 24 hours of all of these forces letting our prisoners from presence in aleppo, some on top of the civilian casualties of the last 48 hours, we also have a massive out flux of prisoners, also many of them related to isis crimes. a situation where a lot of minorities living in aleppo are living in fear, the armenian community has called upon their people to stay—at—home and hide themselves, as well as the assyrian community and kurdish community. it is a dire situation, very dangerous, that we see right now.— i want to take you to scotland where a public memorial service is taking place in the former first minister alex salmond. let's just listen to what is happening at the moment. singing hymn that is the him be thou my vision, at the memorialfor alex salmond in edinburgh. we will have more from our correspondent coming up who has been watching that service take place. —— alec salmond. here in the uk, senior doctors providing end—of—life care are urging ministers

now we see isis growing all over the place. they have a foothold in every province if in afghanistan. so isis is back, you know, thanks to biden. china and iran have been meddling in the election are, have been trying to support kamala harris, they tried to kill -- the iranians, at least, have plots to kill president trump. so you see europe in chaos, the middle east many chaos. china feels more emboldened now than ever, so it is chaos and disaster around the world thanks to biden-harris, so i'm sure president trump will be gracious when talking to president biden, buts the cleanup on aisle five when he gets back in in january. it's a mess. mike: there was a politico report saying the biden team was weighing how to trump-proof foreign policy. do you expect last minute maneuvering? >> i certainly -- i expect it, yes. it shouldn't happen but, yes, i expect it. the reason why it shouldn't happen is because that is undermining democracy. that is undermining the will of the american people. the american people delivered the biggest

we had no wars except for we defeated isis. we defeated isis in record time at, but we had no wars. they said she will start a war. i'm not going to start to work with the stuff wars. when the 2nd trump turned right around the corner, all these senior correspondent rod guns, the of odds with at least the bureau. chief maria, for notion that has been delving into how the us president elect can handle the conflicts and ukraine on the middle east presidency landscape. is where they come off and congratulate donald trump on his part victory saying that he hopes for continued corporation, for continued bipartisan support from the united states for you, craig, they may be posted on smiles in care of, but the mood is anything but the sees the worst case scenario, full zalinski personally, because from surprise victory has declared himself window brings a whole lot of uncertainty to the united states role, which is central in the u. k. then, in the you create in conflicts. donald trump, who has previously said that this conflict must be and did it is the best interest self, the united state