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they are in al qaeda is more difficult to understand. they have a desire to attack us. be harder for the taliban to control their actions. >> how well are they doing countering the al qaeda threat in afghanistan? >> they have done things that are public to limit them. it remains if it will be translated into action. >> i doubt it will. general townsend, when you look at the maps you have about the footprint in your area of responsibility for russia and china, are we kind of, use the words marching in place in answer to the prior question, are we marching in place or gaining any ground, particularly over china -- what i see is a massive investment and increasing footprint in africa? >> senator, you are right. you just said china's massive investment. we don't have to compete with them everywhere. we have to be selective about where we compete with china. i think we are being successful in that targeted competition. >> on the pmcs that russia has, 4,000 or 5,000, you mentioned a part of what you are doing is exposing their activities, their malign activity in the area. gi

it's so crazy i said look, either he's al qaeda or he's al qaeda. we cannot dismantle for 14 years, we have to take something . i served both roles. it's like a show but in reality, this is the reality. >> so mansoor, you speak english very well. how did you learn english s? did the guards encourage you in that? >> the guards teach english. ... [inaudible] they say if we teach you english you'll join al qaeda and join the terrorists . >> and you think the terrorists will worry for one to come and help them. after 2010, we started to initiate t, they said he wanted to come up and down, we were force-feeding the hunger strike and also the brotherhood was so tired aiand they could not take it any longer. so some would benefit and i told them we have to vote for the hobrothers. the brothers said we cannot take them. so we hunger have a hunger strike getting more freedom and access to tv and newspaper,communication with their families . both in the food and hunger so when i went it's not in a bad way. this is 2002 we had been tefighting to whatever they

from me, to be hired to be a general, you cannot take it, so crazy, he said al qaeda or is al qaeda. is some point, it is where a majority. >> you speak english very well. how did you learn english? were you encouraged in that? >> at guantÁnamo the guards teach us english. it took momentum. if they teach you english in guantÁnamo you held it. one to come. after guantÁnamo of 2010, to initiate, to the detention and to come down we were doing that, so tired and couldn't take that piece of evidence. will they benefit? and the majority is emergence. so the first feeding. more freedom and access to tvs with english classes, the food and other things. when i looked at that i found, since 2010, adding to whatever they do. i go through stages. in the table and physically and mentally, is it going to be that way? i was afraid. didn't want to be that person. in education, started focusing as much as they can. around the world in 1880. we had only one issue. something yes, something no. 5 or 6 months. it was a fire. i said look, the journey will finish. >> my screen is frozen. what was the last

al qaeda's al sha bob in east africa, and isis and al qaeda groups in west africa and elsewhere are among the world's fastest growing, wealthiest and deadliest terrorist groups and remain threats that aspire to hill americans both there and in our homeland. fourth, a battle between democracy and -- across africa. -- recent surge in -- [ no audio ] after come employs just .3% of d.o.d.'s operating budget and manpower. modest investments today can yield a continent of partners tomorrow. we are most effective when we synchronize diplomacy, development, and defense. so we are grateful for your continued leadership and backing to help field our whole of government leaders by confirming ambassadors and funding the state department and u.s. a.i.d. thanks to the authorities and resources you provide, and for your continued interest and support in the capabilities that after after come. >>> chairman, a primary objective is four iran not to possess a nuclear weapon. i think the best way to get to that position is through a negotiated agreement, which i fully support. i think that's probably the bes

a general, you've called me on the primary enemy in the somalia and most active in al qaeda network. two questions, general for the chain of command to put the forces back in the somalia on a full-time basis the answer is yes and when did you submit the request and have you gotten any responses yet from that request? respectfully, senator, i've submitted advice to my chain of command and my chain of command is still considering that advice and i would like to give them space to make that decision and i can go into it in a bit more detail in closed session. a general mackenzie, i don't really have any further questions but i do want to comment it's hard for me to believe it's hard to believe we are not smiling and you are smiling. it's going to be two more weeks out of here and i wish you the best for your retirement. general mackenzie thank you for your testimony. how has the integration into the alr improved coordination among the partners particularly as it relates to countering iran in the middle east and the supporting over the horizon counterterrorism capabilities? they've given

and a third was arrested in a raid on an al qaeda explosives training camp.n every case she claimed every one had nothing to do with terrorism. totally innocent, goat hertd -- herders picked up by troops. judge jackson went to nuremberg -- this judge jackson might have gone there to defend them. judge jackson also refused to answer one commonsense question after another. for example, when senator blackburn asked her what a woman is, she pretended not to know. i asked her who has more of a right to be in the united states, new citizens who follow the rules or illegal aliens whose very first act in the united states was to break our laws. judge jackson refused to answer. when i asked a simple question of judge jackson, whether releasing guantanamo bay terrorists would make us more or less safe, she, again, pretended not to know the answer even though it's published by the biden administration. i also asked judge jackson if criminals were more or less likely to commit a crime if they knew they would be caught, convicted, and sentenced. i asked this pretty basic

isis and al qaeda and i know you want to talk about afghanistan in a bit because it is going to come back to bite us but isis and al qaeda did not get the memo that this administration wanted the war on terror to be over. they intend to attack us. they are developing the capabilities to do so and as we shift towards the endo pacific -- indo pacific, we have to put strategies in place that can mitigate the threat from terrorism and i will love to talk about what a broader she looks like 209 -- undermine the ideology of islamic extremism. >> you note that we cannot win with the middle east -- as a strategically viable region, how do you view that region playing a role in the competition? others will step in, whether it is the chinese or russians. all sorts of economic close coming in and out of that region. tell us more about that? >> we still have the vast majority of the world's global energy supplies flowing out of the middle east. china imports about three quarters of this energy. we saw the president have the mayor of qatar in the oval office replacing -- talking about replacing a

and the third was arrested in a raid on an al-qaeda explosives training again. yet in every case she claimed that none of them had anything to do with terrorism, not a thing, totally and a second don't hurt his who were picked up by marauding american troops. -- the last judge jackson went to nuremberg and prosecute the case against the nazis. this judge jackson would have gone there to defend them. judge jackson also refused to answer one commonsense question after another. for example, when senator blackburn w asked her what a won is, she pretended not to know. i asked her who is more of a right to be in the united states, new citizens who follow the rules, or illegal aliens whose very first act and the united states was to break our laws. judge jackson refused to answer. and when i asked several questions of judge jackson whether releasing guantÁnamo bay terrorists would make us more safe are less safe, she again pretended not to know the answer even though it's published by the biden administration. i also asked judge jackson with criminals were more or less

al -- al qaeda is a little bit different to understand.will be harder for the taliban, i predict, to adequately control their actions. >> and the taliban government, how are they doing with handling the threat from afghanistan? >> they've done some things that are very public in order to limit them. i think it remains to be seen if this is actually going to be translated into action. >> yeah. i doubt that it will. general townsend, when you look at these maps that you have about the footprint and your area of responsibility for russia and china, are we kind of using the words marching in place with respect to the ct threat? and to answer the prior question, are we marching in place or are we gaining any ground particularly over china's what i see as a massive investment and increasing footprint in africa? >> senator, you're right. you just said china's massive investment. we don't have to compete with china everywhere. we have to be selective about where we compete with china. and i think we are being successful in that targeted competitio

now it's al qaeda and it's fascist?l label people i don't agree with progressives or socialists or marxists. i am look at what they are doing or saying. it's the hitler test. you accuse someone of being like hitler, you have lost the argument. that won't fly with voters who look at the lunacy the left is pushing. saying you are right in the republicans are like al qaeda? joy reid is note helping her cause. dan: the first person to mention nazis loses the argument. we are talk about lunacy. a california bill is pushing to make a 32 workweek mandatory. you and i are college graduates but you don't have to be a college graduate to figure out we have an inflation crisis. let's work less to create fewer products in the biggest state of the union. what could possibly go wrong, pete? >> you don't need to be a junior high graduate to know that. we want to recruit more people to come to our state who work less so we can get less things done, tax them more, sanctuary cities with rampant crime. our police officers don't have to be

crisis, where thousands of movies he drowned in the mediterranean, but also as encouraging isis, al qaeda, the myriad other groups and the truth. and that when it wasn't an invasion, this was as a, as agreed in the united nation security. got so i have the resolution c, l 5. lastly voted for that the, the resolutions which were all the security council voted for went through the stages. and you want to remember that the beginning it was the arab league who called on the united nations to take action on the 22nd of february, 2011, the ambassador until 9 am. he said this worship regime has failed miserably. i get off, we must meet on the 2nd resolution was immediately after the ominous 2nd general of the extent of lee has officially requested the united nations security council to impose a no fly against any military action against libya. so it wasn't, it wasn't the west. i say it was the international community and all members of the security council, it's not often one can say that about recent big. i'm so big boy, but on the other, on the, on it that's really sad that there wasn't a unit

delivered a radio dress usually reserved for the president her topic the brutality committed by al qaeda terrorists and the taliban against afghan women and children. she talks about finding her own voice through this issue. laura bush did it surprise you at first when you first became first lady at the platform that you were given and the voice you had i didn't really i knew it. i mean, i knew that of course, i knew it intellectually because i'd seen my mother-in-law and the platform that she had to talk about literacy, which was her particular interest. i'd seen lady bird johnson and how she influenced me even here at home in texas because of her interest in native plants, but i didn't really know it until i made the president's radio address presidential radio address in that fall of 2001 after the terrorist attacked to talk about what other way and children were treated by the taliban and afghanistan. good morning. i'm laura bush and i'm delivering this week's radio address to kickoff a worldwide effort to focus on the brutality against women and children by the al-qaeda terrorist ne

but also as encouraging isis, al qaeda, the myriad other groups and the truth, and that when it wasn't an invasion, this was as a, as agreed in the united nations security got. so i have the resolution c, l 5. lastly, voted for that the, the resolutions which were all the security council. thank you for went through the stages and you want to remember that the beginning it was the arab league who called on the united nations to take action on the 22nd of february, 2011, the ambassador until 9 am would be said this regime regime has failed miserably. gadhafi must meet on the 2nd resolution was immediately after the ominous sex general. of the extent yardley has officially requested the united nations security council to impose and notify against any military action against libya. so it wasn't, it wasn't the west. i say it was the international community complete and all members of the security council. it's not often one can say that about recent big, i'm sorry, big boy. but on the other, on the, on it, that's really sad that there wasn't a united front or in syria where you mentioned t

i will, mohammed al gilani is a former member of both al qaeda and isis the same man that p b. s gave a platform to as the leader of the most dominant armed anti government group and syria. even osama bin ladin was hailed as an anti soviet freedom fighter by the western media for many years. the same man who is responsible for this, ah, ah, we could go as far back as 1922 when the western media literally glorified ad off hitler for as long as he was only talking smack on juice and communists. of course, he was hailed as a new popular idol, the anti red. it just goes to show as long as other guys are paying the price for these people's actions. the western media will sing their praises. and right now it's as of in the spotlight and right now the a's of battalion is ha, we liked and they're in, we want to know more. we like it, their patriotic, their stand it up to burden a young woman that appeared on images, published by western media, showing what ukrainian officials claimed was a russian airstrike on a mario pool maternity hospital has finally broken her silence after almost

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every one of those cases she claiming terrorists had never had any affiliation with the taliban or al qaeda but everyone of those cases she accuse the bush administration and american soldiers of war crimes. and who were the suppose itd innocent victims of american work crime sue according to judge jackson nothing at all to do terrorism? no serene nothing at all. well, one of her clients design they prototype shoe bomb that was used in an unsuccessful attempt to blow up a passenger airplane. another plan and execute a rocket attack on u.s. forces in afghanistan. and the third a was arrested onl qaeda explosives trainingp. cam. yet in every case she claimed and none of them at anything to do terrorism but not a thing totally innocent just goat herders picked up by american troops. you know the last judge jackson left the supreme court to go to nuremberg and prosecute a case against the nazis. this it judge might've gone there to defend them. judge jackson also refused to answer one commonsense question after another. for example was senator blackburn asked her what a woman is, she pretended

before 9/11 we had sanctions, the united states, on the taliban because of protecting al qaeda. course we had the 9/11 attacks. in general, the history of sanctions doesn't reflect we're going to see putin changing his mind, doing something different. >> so then what will work if sanctions don't work? >> well, i'll tell you one thing. s-300 anti-aircraft, anti-ballistic missiles are something that the ukrainians know how to use. slovakia has them, bulgaria has them, greece has them. there was an effort -- it would create an effective no-fly zone even though it wouldn't be a formal no-fly zone. and that's the kind of thing -- those are the kinds of weapons the ukrainians want, they know how to use and it would actually i think help on the battlefield. >> peter, elliot, thank you very much. i appreciate it. be well. i'll see you soon. >> thank you, don. >> thank you. >> the mayor of mariupol calling his city, and i quote here, a new auschwitz. i'm speaking with one of the mayor's s advisers. that's next. with a painless, onone-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingerst

her topic, the brutality committed by al qaeda terrorists and the taliban against afghan women and children, and she talks about finding her own voice through this issue. >> laura bush, did it surprise you at first when you first became first lady at the platform you were given and the voice you had? >> i didn't -- i knew it. knew it, of course. i knew it intellectually because i had seen my mother-in-law and the platform she talked about, which was literacy, and lady bird johnson had influenced me here at home in texas because of her interest in native plants, but i didn't really know it until i made the president's radio address -- the presidential radio address in that fall in 2001 after the terrorists attack to talk about the way women and children were treated by the taliban in afghanistan. good morning, i am laura bush. i am delivering this week's radio address to kick off a worldwide effort to focus on the brutality against women and children by al qaeda terrorist network and the regime it supports in afghanistan, the taliban. that regime is now in retreat across much of the country

al qaeda says this was a retaliation against reason operations by molly's military. state tv follows the authority on the ground here. in operation between hearts and minds in what human rights groups believe is the site of a massacre. they say russian mercenaries tortured mostly civilians. >> these soldiers that you see in the village are children and grandchildren. they can never be your enemy. >> they are blocking the u.n. from meeting with survivors and conducting an independent investigation. al jazeera spoke to their advisors. out came what was described as white skin soldiers shooting indiscriminately. >> a one million soldiers accompanied by white soldiers. there are many of them. i am afraid to approach them. many people have died because of their violence. >> authorities denied the presence of russian fighters. french forces the capital. they found a mass grave shortly after that contained bodies in advanced states of decomposition but they have released drone and audio footage. a senior french military official said that russians are behind a campaign of d

delivered a radio dress usually reserved for the president her topic the brutality committed by al qaeda terrorists and the taliban against afghan women and children. she talks about finding her own voice through this issue. laura bush did it surprise you at first when you first became first lady at the platform that you were given and the voice you had i didn't really i knew it. i mean, i knew that of course, i knew it intellectually because i'd seen my mother-in-law and the platform that she had to talk about literacy, which was her particular interest. i'd seen lady bird johnson and how she influenced me even here at home in texas because of her interest in native plants, but i didn't really know it until i made the president's radio address presidential radio address in that fall of 2001 after the terrorist attacked to talk about what other way and children were treated by the taliban and afghanistan. good morning. i'm laura bush and i'm delivering this week's radio address to kickoff a worldwide effort to focus on the brutality against women and children by the al qaeda terrorist ne

to stop glorifying these people who could have recently added a few pages to the rule book of iso al qaeda. it's a cool thing. there are indisputable heroes. steppin been there as a hero for certain ukrainians, and this is a normal and, and of course there's plenty of ukrainians, horror, 5 by been there is monuments springing up all across the country. it's just an eons . and since any sacrilege of these nazi idols, and let's just finish final run of the french presidential election challenger risks to the incumbent. president of the exit polls show a clear victory. hers in office. the official results are expected on monday, for now if they close though from war programs getting their start in moments, this is artie blue with in the world transformed, feel safe, isolation for community. are you good directly? what is true? what is in the world corrupted? you need to descend.

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the student volunteer and mcgill university, and then if you look forward to 2002, when the 1st al qaeda suspects are being confined at camp x, right? at montana mom there and goggles gloves and here much to look by god, just like that 1957 sketch. confer with after 911. all of us working at p h r. i realized that there would very likely be a huge problem of interrogation gone wild, meaning torture, cruel. in human integrating te treatment, the use of extreme isolation was one of a range of techniques that were employed by officials interrogators and so forth. literally starting all the way back in 2002 for many, many days. and that is just unbelievably destructive. and i was the 1st civilian or to go down there in the commission process in a 4 to 6 months period. you see a market deterioration at many respects when if you're a year or 2, it's solitary confinement. you're going to ask the defendant for the 1st time in 2 years to, to, to interact with other human beings. beyond his lawyer and his jailers. it's going to be the jury that's going to decide his life. he's going to be put on t