you say al qaeda makes you proud, al qaeda makes you proud. you don't speak that way about america.

do you agr with theresident she loves al qaeda? >> i think the comments she has made about al qaeda and about september 11th are deeply disturbing for a member of congress to make. >> if you could denouncanti-sem sorl cl why can't you denounce the racism from the president? >> i don't like the overheated rhetoric on either side. i wish it would stop. >> youre not answering the question, senator? >> i'm answering the question as i'm going to answer tit. >> jus confirm, you refuse to dounce the racism when it comes from the president even though you can denounce anti-semitism. >> i understand that the media h is obsessed walling the president a racist. it happens every day on every station. frankly, it gets resome. >> no. >> it really does, that that's the central focus.le peet very tired of that. >> let's move on to immigration and talk about the crisis at the border. you were recently at the border and you were somewhat ofy an ea critic of the family separationic p you described the images as horrific in som of the detention center

great al qaeda is, pick out her statement, that was omar, how great al qaeda is, when you hear that, and we're losing great soldiers to al qaeda, when you see the world trade center gets knocked down and you see the statements made about the world trade center, all the death and destruction, i'll tell you what, i'm not happy with them. and it's very easy to say, oh, gee, well, it's ok. if weak politicians want to say, and the democrats in this case, if they want to gear their wagons around these four people, i think they're going to have a very tough election. because i don't think the people of the united states will stand for it. [talking simultaneously] reporter: can you explain why these comments are so -- on a personal note, if you can discuss the impacts. ve you had to -- >> there were many people who approached me and said, i disagree with some of your policies. i'm an independent. i'm a republican. and i think what he did was wrong. and he won't apologize, but i am going to apologize. so i have experienced nothing in the wake of those comments. words of denouncing these bigot

do you agree with the president she loves al qaeda >> i thi the comments she has made about al qaeda and about september 11th are deeply disturbing for a member of congress to make. >> if you could denouncanti-sem clearly, why can't you denounce the racism from the dpresident? >>'t like the overheated rhetoric on either side. i wish it would stop. >> you are not answering the question, senator? >> i'm answering the question as i'm going to answer it. >> just to confirm, you refuse to denounce the racism when it comes from the president even though you can denounce anti-semitism. >> i understand that the media obsessed with calling the president a racist. it happens every day on every station. frankly, it gets tiresome. >> no. >> it reallydoes, that that's the central focus. people get very tired of that. >> let'sove ono immigration and talk about the crisis at the border. you were recently at the border and you were somewhat of an early critic of the family separation policy. you described the images asho ific in some of the detention centers there. i want to show you some of the new

i hear the way she talks about al qaeda. al qaeda has killed many americans.aid you could hold your chest out -- you can -- when i think of america, when i think of al qaeda i can hold my chest out. when she talked about the world trade center knocked down some people you remember the famous some people. these are people that in my opinion hate our country. now you can say what you want. but get a list of all of the statements they've made. and all i'm saying that if they are not happy here they can leave. they can leave and you know what, i'm sure that there will be many people that won't miss them. but they have to love -- they have to love our country. their congress people. and i never used any names. but these are people, quiet, quiet, quiet. quiet. >> are you okay. >> quiet. >> quiet. these are people that if they don't like it here, they can leave. and i'd be -- i'd -- i don't know who is going to miss them but i guess some people will. one of them is polling at -- one of them is apology at 8%. one of is polling at 8%. so when i hear people speaking abo

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the videos a man with known links to al qaeda in bahrain mohammed. claims that officers from bahraini intelligence recruited al qaeda members to form a cell tasked with the murder of bahraini opposition activists these allegations have been strenuously denied by the bahraini government. john kerry arko worked for the american central intelligence agency the cia in bahrain where his role was to catch al-qaeda leaders in the middle east and pakistan this included the capture of a saudi citizen known as abu zubaida you know. i think underestimate it when i see batteries i mean the bahraini government i believe underestimated the importance of the problem that they had they thought that they could divide their own opponents by having their opponents attack each other and that's not the way that it worked out i think that the bahraini government believed that it could pits a new fundamentalists against the shia population and keep both sides divided that way and that's not what happened what happened was it further angered the population and at the same t

you say al qaeda. it makes you proud. al qaeda makes you proud. you don't speak that way about america. >> again, this is false. >> this is false. i want to be as clear as possible about this. this one of the most egregious false claims. omar did not praise al qaeda. she didn't say they make her proud or they're great or wonderful. this is what happened. she did a 2013 interview on a station. where lt host of the show on middle east issues was using about why americans used arabic words for things like al qaeda and rather than english tran translation would be less scary. she agreed with this and chuckling said she had a professor in college who would say al qaeda and tense up and wouldn't tense up. with the same intensity about america or england. there are things to criticize. saying she shouldn't laugh when talking about peoples reactions to al qaeda. people saying she shouldn't suggest there's equal between al qaeda and england. to say she praised them it couldn't be further from the truth. >> we have to -- hold the thought. >> say it again. >

the videos a man with known links to al qaeda in bahrain mohammed. claims that officers from bahraini intelligence recruited al qaeda members to form a cell tasked with the murder of bahraini opposition activists these allegations have been strenuously denied by the bahraini government. john kerry arko worked for the american central intelligence agency the cia in bahrain where his role was to catch al-qaeda leaders in the middle east and pakistan this included the capture of a saudi citizen known as abu zubaida you know the but i think underestimate it when i see barry's i mean the bahraini government i believe underestimated the importance of the problem that they had they thought that they could divide their own opponents by having their opponents attack each other and that's not the way that it worked out i think that the bahraini government believed that it could pits a new fundamentalists against the shia population and keep both sides divided that way and that's not what happened what happened was it further angered the population and at the s

i hear the way she talks about al qaeda. al qaeda killed many americans.u can hold your chest out. when i think of america -- when i think of al qaeda, i can hold my chest out. when she talked about the world trade center being knocked down, some people, you remember the famous some people. these are people come in my opinion, hate our country. you can say what you want. get a list of all the statements they have made. all i'm saying is if they are not happy here, they can leave. you know what, i'm sure there will be many people that will not miss them. -- they have to love have to love our country. they are congresspeople. i never used any names. quiet. quiet! quiet! quiet! that if theyple don't like it here, they can leave. will miss them, but i guess some people will. 8% -- them is polling at >> nationalists are praising your tweet, are you ok with that? >> when i hear people speak about how wonderful al qaeda is, when i hear people say some people, much more than some people. when i hear the statements they have made, and in one case, you have somebody

al qaeda makes you proud.on't speak that way about america. >> daniel, again, this is false. >> this is false and i want to be as clear as possible about this because i think this is one of the most egregious false claims trump has made. ilhan omar did not praise al qaeda. she did not say that as trump said earlier this week. this is what happened. she did a 2013 interview on a local minnesota pbs program where the host was confusing about why americans used arabic words for things like al qaeda, al shabab rather than the english translation which would be less scary. she agreed with this. she said it's about creating a scary intensity and chuckling she said she had a professor in college who would say the name al qaeda and tense up and he wouldn't speak with the same intensity about america or england. so there are things to criticize there. i've seen people criticize her by saying she shouldn't laugh at all when talking about people's reactions to al qaeda. she shouldn't say there is some equivalence to al q

how great al qaeda is.d we are losing great soldiers to al qaeda, when you see the world trade center get knocked down and you see the statements made about the world trade center, all the death and destruction, i will tell you what -- i'm not happy with them. it's very easy for me to say, "gee, it's okay." if week politicians want to say, and the democrats, in this case, if they want to gear their wagons around these four people, i think they are going to have a very tough election. because i don't think the people of the united states will stand for it. >> reporter: mr. president , let me see if i can sum up what people are saying here. does that concern you that

i hear the way she talks about al qaeda. al qaeda has killed many americans.ur chest out. when i think of america, huh. when i think of al qaeda, i can hold my chest out. when she talked about the world trade center being knocked down, some people, you remember the famous some people. these are people that in my opinion hate our country. now, you can say what you want, but get a list of all of the statements they have made. and all i'm saying, that if they're not happy here, they can leave. they can leave. you know what? i'm sure that there will be many people that won't miss them. but they have to love -- they have to love our country. they're congress people. and i never used any names. but these are people -- quiet, quiet. quiet. quiet. quiet. quiet. these are people that if they don't like it here, they can leave. and i'd be -- i don't know who's going to miss them, but i guess some people will. one of them is polling -- one of them is polling at -- one of them is polling at 8%. one of them is polling at 8%. so when i hear people speaking about how wonderf

take a look. >> every time that theou professors said al qaeda, his shoulders went al qaeda, you know. we are not saying his name. but it is that. you don't say america with an intensity. you don't say england with an intensity question, you know? you don't say the army with an intensity. >> hannity: seems funny to you congresswoman? i don't think there's anything funnyng about 3,000 americans killed on 9/11 by al qaeda or of course, hezbollah and the terror and the death and the misery that of course they are responsiblebo for. now, congresswoman omar also minimized terrorists during a speech at care, you may remember, and keepsp in mind, ts is a french islamic group. listed as unindicted coconspirators in there holy lad foundation terrorism case. take a look. >> care was founded after 9/11 because they recognize that some people did something and that all of us were starting to lose access to our civil liberties. >> hannity: some people did something. hijacked planes, ran them into buildings, fell down, hiteo our pentagon, and a field in pennsylvania, some things? omar calls israel

about how great al qaeda is, that was omar. how great al qaeda is. when you hear that, and we are losing great soldiers to al qaeda, when you see the world trade center get knocked down and you see the statements made about the world trade center, all of the death and destruction , i tell you what, i'm not happy with them. it is very easy to say, it is ok. ,f we politicians want to say and the democrats in this case, if they want to hear their wagons around these four people, i think they will have a very tough election. i don't think the people of the united states will stand for it. >> [indiscernible] does it concern you that that tweet was seen as racist? lindsey graham encouraged you to aim higher. >> he just said -- i disagree with lindsay. he is a congressman. what am i supposed to, wait for senators? so i disagree with lindsay on that. he said a higher. what am i going to do, wait until we get somebody in a higher office? these are people that hate our country even john, they hate our country. i think, with a passion. it is possible i am wrong

begins with al qaeda. but it does not in there. tony blair the british prime minister and guest of honor applauds symbolic of the unwavering alliance between washington and london. the taliban are quickly driven out of kabul and al qaeda is dispersed. some of bin laden disappears. in washington bush appears eager to move on to another war i stand by those words afghanistan is still just a beginning if anybody harbors terrorists or terrorist if they find a terrorist or terrorist if they have terrorist or terrorist i mean i can't make it any more clearly to other nations around the world if they develop weapons of mass destruction that will be used to terrorize nations they will be held accountable. after this speech secretary of defense rumsfeld meets with general tommy franks at central command in tampa florida. franks controls a massive area from africa to asia and leads the war in afghanistan but rumsfeld has something else in mind iraq. he orders general franks to prepare a plan of attack. since his invasion of kuwait in the gul

they told me you're a member of al qaeda you can stop the advance of the shia. and its coalition with al qaida to conspire against and assessing. opposition to 20. bahraini playing with fire on al jazeera. demain the intersection of reality and comedy and post revolution tennessee a. mission to entertain educate and provoke debate through satire how weapon of choice theater. and intimate look at what inspires one of china's year's most popular comedians to make people laugh. my tune is yeah. on al-jazeera. hello i'm elizabeth rodham in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera a syrian government strikes have killed at least 13 civilians in northwest province many of the victims and he has city a children russian backed government forces launched an offensive to recapture the last rebel stronghold in april. in other news protesters have returned to the streets in saddam expressing their anger at an investigation into last month's military crackdown and through the military report blames rogue soldiers for the raid on a protest camp in which dozens of people were kill

the videos a man with known links to al qaeda in bahrain mohammed. claims that officers from bahraini intelligence recruited al-qaeda members to form a cell tasked with the murder of bahraini opposition activists these allegations have been strenuously denied by the bahraini government. john kerry arco worked for the american central intelligence agency the cia in bahrain where his role was to catch al-qaeda leaders in the middle east and pakistan this included the capture of a saudi citizen known as abu zubaida you know. i think underestimate it when i say battery's i mean the back really government i believe underestimated the importance of the problem that they had they thought that they could divide their own opponents by having their opponents attack each other and that's not the way that it worked out i think that the bahraini government believed that it could pit sunni fundamentalists against the shia population and keep both sides divided that way and that's not what happened what happened was it further angered the population and at the same

i hear the way she talks about al qaeda. al qaeda has killed many americans.u can hold your chest out and when i think of al qaeda , i can hold my chest out. when she talked about the world trade center being knocked down, some people, you remember the famous "some people." these are people in my opinion that hate our country. now you can say what you want but get a list of all of the statements they've made, and all i'm saying is that if they're not happy here, they can leave. they can leave and do you know what? i'm sure there will be many people but we'll miss them, but they have to love our country but these are people, quiet, quiet. quiet. reporter: are you okay with people saying your tweets are racist, sir? president trump: quiet. these are people that if they don't like it here, they could leave, and i'd be, i don't know whose going to miss them but i guess some people will. one of them is polling at 8%. one of them is polling at 8%, so when i hear people speaking about how wonderful al qaeda is, when i hear people talking about "some people", some peo

al qaeda was responsible for that attack, and we went to war against al qaeda in order to try to protectountry. obviously there are some questions about whether or not we should have gone into iraq, but the reality is in the end, we had to deal with the al qaeda threat in iraq. the same thing is true in afghanistan. afghanistan was the base of operations for bin laden and others in attacking our country. you can't just walk away from that responsibility. if we are going to protect our country, we have to deal with those who attacked us. that is something that will , ofin a key objective protecting our national security interests. david: a very powerful point. defenseetta, former secretary as well as former cia director. up next, an interview with secretary of state mike pompeo after the market close today. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on david westin. -- power," i'm david westin. this created the basis of our financial system. one person helped administer that system for many years with alan greenspan, chairman of the fed. he was there at br

written by you know they told me you're a member of al qaeda you can stop the advance of the shia. and its pollution with al qaeda to conspire against and assassinate key shia opposition figures 20 a level. playing with fire on al jazeera. the alleged mastermind of the 911 attacks offers to cooperate in a lawsuit against saudi arabia if the u.s. drops seeking the death penalty against his. colleagues the whole robin you're watching al-jazeera lines one headquarters here in coming up in the next 30 minutes at least 57 inmates are killed in a prison riot between rival gangs in northern brazil. also more protests in sudan after security for.

al qaeda remains a resilient terrorist group today in afghanistan.ret. >> bret: lucas live at the pentagon, lucas, thank you. a highly unusual move tonight against the iranian government. if the treasury department is imposing sanctions against the islamic republic's foreign minister. iranian officials say he does not have any u.s. assets. this action comes as the u.s. is trying to convince its allies in europe to help it establish a secure shipping process in a strait of hormuz amid rising tensions with iran. but some of those same nations are trying to keep their nuclear agreement with tamron from being dismantled. correspondent ellison barber tells us where things stand tonight from a middle east newsroom. >> after a number of tense encounters in the persian gulf, mike pompeo says the u.s. is going to build out a maritime security plan aimed at promoting safe passage through the persian gulf and strait of hormuz. it will take longer than the u.s. would like. >> are very confident the world understands the importance that america is prepared to be

you say al qaeda makes you proud, al qaeda makes you proud. you don't speak that way about america.n a press conference just this week, when asked whether she supported al qaeda, our enemy, that is our enemy, they are a very serious problem that we take care of but they always seem to come along somewhere. shoe refuseshe refused to answer blamed the united states for the crisis in venezuela. think of that one. and she looks down with contempt on the hard working americans, saying that ignorance is pervasive in many parts of this country. gregg: some comments from president of united states in north carolina at a rally, leveling both barrels at representative omar. onone of the squad for many comments. we'll continue to follow the president's remarks, also talking about how china's economy is not doing so well. put that question to gordon chang, columnist, author, senior fellow at gate stone institute. china's growth is slowing. are trump's tariffs having an impact. >> they are. you know china said it grew 6.2% in second quarter, that is lowest quarterly growth rate since they actual

the congresswoman anti american and falsely insinuating more without mentioning her name is pro al qaeda as few as 19 republicans in congress denounced president trump's comments. >>i think those tweets are racist and xenophobe it and

w great al qaeda is, pick out her statement. that was omar. how great al qaeda is. when you hear that, and we're losing great soldiers to al qaeda. when you see the world trade center gets knocked down and you see the statements made about the world trade center, all the death and destruction. i'll tell you what, i'm not happy with them. and it's very easy to be -- oh, gee, well, it's okay. if weak politicianis want to sa and the democrats in this case, if they want to gear their wagons around these four people, i think they're going to have a very tough election, because i don't think the people of the united states will stand for it. hi, john. go ahead. >> i can assure you that that tweet -- lindsey graham encouraged you to aim higher. >> no, no, he didn't say -- he just said -- see, i disagree with lindsey. these are congressmen. what am i supposed to do, wait for senators? no. so i disagree with lindsay on that, that was the only thing. he said aim higher, shoot higher. what am i going to do, wait until we get somebody else in a higher position, higher office? t

to have the internet son mohammed saleh was closely linked to al qaeda in bahrain. you know see. here. and 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 27th 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 these secret video recordings at that time i also do other mark but. i don't know who or what he was going to. be doctor. and why. it has. been the only way to. well that's the lot of them around your house i'm not. going to wash all of the. following on rest into near 0 and egypt opposition demonstrators took to the streets of the capital manama in february 20th levon. the protests quickly gathered momentum. and the authorities responded with military force. and never look at the. distort. the demonstrators o

al qaeda and some of the iranian shia islamists. read any of our newspapers and shia andold the are killing each other. a lot of the communication takes place through cyber and the internet but when our government makes it difficult for them to you ciber, they turned back to the old methods of communicating and carrying out. >> one question i wanted to ask you specifically about nonviolent extremism is how important the internet is in the process of radicalization? it usuallyreads after a terror attack that the perpetrator was radicalized online. is that actually what happens? >> yes. there is a school of thought were a number of people that believe that if we shut off all the social media accounts then radicalization would be minimized or disappear. i tend to disagree with that. i think by the time an individual goes to his smartphone or laptop or whatever to access any of these social media tools, they have already at least been inspired to rethink things. mostly young people. they are looking for some kind of moral guideline. whe

begins with al qaeda. but it does not in their. tony blair the british prime minister and guest of honor applause it's symbolic of the unwavering alliance between washington and london. the taliban are quickly driven out of kabul and al qaeda is dispersed. some of bin laden disappears. in washington bush appears eager to move on to another war i stand by those words afghanistan is still just a beginning if anybody harbors terrorists or terrorist if they find a terrorist or terrorist if they has terrorist or terrorist i mean i can't make it any more clearly to other nations around the world if they develop weapons of mass destruction that will be used to terrorize nations they will be held accountable. after this speech secretary of defense rumsfeld meets with general tommy franks at central command in tampa florida. franks controls a massive area from africa to asia and leads the war in afghanistan but rumsfeld has something else in mind iraq. he orders general franks to prepare a plan of attack. since his invasion of kuwait in the

and al qaeda failed because they put all their money on the jihadist branch. they thought we are just going to shock the world into submitting to our view. and that didn't happen. they were obliterated or almost obliterated. and obviously they adapt like we adapt they earn from their mistakes like we learn from our mistakes. they have always gone back to well let's redevelop or refocus on that dawa branch, on persuading individuals- dsh getting into the minds of human beings to persuade them to our viewpoint. and the way to do that is through schools. it's through families. it's through neighborhoods, communities. and obviously it's through the internet. and they are making use of all these various tools that are available to all of us. now, i want to say we in the united states or people who try and study because we are academics, we try to draw the straight lines of distinction between al qaeda, between islamic state, between the muslim brotherhood and other organizations. but that's not how it works. you have to think of them. if the global tree -- if the t

and it's good lucian with al qaeda to conspire against and assassinate key shia opposition figures 20 left bahrain playing with fire on al jazeera. again undermines at the top story on al-jazeera hundreds of people in sudan's capital are back on the streets protesting against the findings of an investigation into the deadly crackdown in khartoum last month it blamed road soldiers for the violent breakup of the city. police in hong kong have fired tear gas and use boson's to disperse demonstrators in a 10 hour long style's long standoff in a small town near the chinese border. and russian police have detained more than 1000 protesters that a bombs march in moscow they were demonstrating against the barring of some opposition candidates from local elections. the european union has criticized bahrain for executing 2 men convicted of terrorism charges calling the use of the death penalty cruel inhuman and degrading punishments behind went ahead with the killings despite international concern about the fairness of the trial of the man who was shot by firing squad. the she our protesters in

written by idea they told when you're a member of al qaeda you can stop the advance of the shia. and it's good luzhin with al qaeda to conspire against and assessing a key opposition figure 20 years left. playing with fire on al jazeera in the. her. or. her. where there is water there is life but finding it in australia's arid desert is a skill few still possess they took us to where the small spark those are and this was this very important place where they've been telling us about for the last 5 days to clean it. and under orders against all odds an aging population is passing on its knowledge the rainmakers of the outback on a jersey you know. i'm come all sun summary here in doha these are the headlines on al-jazeera at least 32 people killed in a roadside bomb attack on a bus in afghanistan's far province we understand the bus was traveling on the kandahar herat highway and there are women and children are amongst those 32 people killed the other headlines north korea says i'm sorry south korea says the north has launched 2 ballistic missiles off its east coast the missiles

i hear the way she talks about al qaeda. al qaeda killed many americans. these are people -- quiet, quiet. quiet. >> are you okay with people -- >> quiet. >> thinking your tweets are racist, sir? >> quiet. >> does it concern you that many people saw that tweet as racist and that white nationalist groups are finding common cause with you on that point? >> it doesn't concern me because many people agree with me. these are people that hate our country. hey, john, they hate our country. they hate it, i think, with a passion. now it's possible i'm wrong. the voter will decide. >> so that was on the white house lawn and hours later the four members of congress spoke on capitol hill. >> the recent tweets and words from the president are simply a continuation of his racist playbook. >> he's launching a blatantly racist attack on four duly elected members of the united states of house of representatives all of whom are women of color. this is the agenda of white nationalists. this is his plan to pit us against one another. >> all of this is a distraction. it's a di

and particularly since al qaeda has been losing ground and members to groups like isis, this certainly does weaken its leadership. david? >> james longman leading us off with the breaking headline tonight. james, thank you. >>> and back here at home, and to that major explosion in fire at an exxon mobil facility in baytown, texas, tonight. multiple injuries. families rushing to the scene. the community told to shelter in place. black smoke seen for miles, people told not to open doors and to shut off air conditioners, as firefighters then battled the flames. tonight, more than three dozen people injured. and abc's marcus moore is on the exxonmobil complex in baytown, texas, started with an explosion just before noon. towering flames and a thick column of black smoke visible for miles. the fire burning in a facility that contains extremely flamable gas. >> we're seeing it lean a little bit more, perhaps. >> reporter: officials ordering area residents and schools to stay inside, turn off their air conditioning and keep their windows closed. >> i just want him out. >> reporter: mary landr

every time the professor said al qaeda his shoulders went up, you know. al qaeda. don't say america with an intensity. you don't say evening land with an intense -- england with an intensity. you don't say the army with an intensity. >> tucker: not only hates america, she's pompous. wonder if she learned that here? probably. alexandria ocasio-cortez doesn't compare her country to al qaeda, she compares it to nazi nermie. >> the united states is running concentration camps on the southern border. and that is exactly what they are. >> tucker: turns out this isn't harmless rhetoric, just this past weekend an armed terrorist, a lunatic, atacked a federal facility in tacoma, washington. he was killed. he used ocasio-cortez' canstration camp line in a man i fess toe. all four have accused their countrymen of being racist, suggesting nancy pelosi is a racist. but this is projection like everything they say. these women are the ones who reduce other people to their skin color. listen, we have many examples, here's one, presley explaining that if you're nonwhite, but think

and its mission with al qaeda to conspire against this estimate. opposition figure 20 left bahrain playing with fire on al jazeera. it's good to have you with us on on al-jazeera these are our top stories the south korean government has held an emergency meeting after the north launched 2 ballistic missiles observers say the short range weapons tests could be aimed at increasing pressure on the united states for new denuclearization talks iran's foreign minister has warned that pedal will further reduce its commitments to the nuclear deal on this europe does more to protect the agreement mom and dad zarif wants the remaining signatories to shield around for u.s. sanctions and allow it to sell its oil. and a 2nd death caused by a bowler has been confirmed and one of the democratic republic of congo's biggest cities goma it's just 2 weeks since the 1st case was found there but officials say they're unrelated diaz he's facing the 2nd worst outbreak in history which is claimed 1700 lives in the past year. to northern japan now where all nuclear reactor

al qaeda is just another brand of islamist. becauseqaeda failed they put all their money in the jihadist branch. they thought, we are going to shock the world into submitting to our ideal, and they were obliterated. almost obliterated. obviously, they adopt, like we do. mistakesn from their and they have always gone back refocus the other branch, persuading, getting into the minds of human beings to persuade them to come to our viewpoint. in a way to do that is through schools, families, neighborhoods, communities, and through the internet. they are making use of all the various tools that are available to all of us. , we in the united states, the academics, we try to draw these lines of distinction state, al qaeda, islamic muslim brotherhood, and other organizations. but that is not how it works. islamism, they have their disagreements on tactics, how to get to the end goal. but they agree on the end goal. so a lot of communication takes place. a lot of collaboration, exchange of money, commitment, all of it happens, much of i

every time the professor said al qaeda, his shoulder sort of went up. al qaeda. he don't say america with such intensity. you don't say england with intensity. you don't say the army with an intensity. >> tucker: al qaeda, no big deal. notice her nonchalance. it shouldn't be surprising after all her summary of 9/11 was "some people did something." >> sounded after 9/11 because they recognize that some people did something and that all of us were starting to lose access to our civil liberties. >> tucker: some people did something. she was called out for that beer to have a not that long ago. she said, that phrase was taken out of context and everyone who criticizes her is of course a racist. but this is a pattern, this easy-going attitude towards terrorism against the united states. in 2016, she bagged a federal judge to be lenient towards nine men accused of trying to join isis, the group that earns people to death. she says the real villain in the story is, you guessed it, america because america caused what she called systemic alienation in the terrorists and d