of their midst, we would clear their neighborhoods, their cities of al-qaeda.ld keep them out of those cities and neighborhoods would create gated communities. 12 of them alone and felicia, which has already completely encircled by cement to keep them out. and then you have biometric id cards. we would flood the area immediately with humanitarian assistance, then restore basic services, and then go about the comprehensive reconstruction rebuilding all of the damaged infrastructure, restoring schools markets, clinics, bridges, roads that had been blown up by al-qaeda n by the other of the most dangerous suni in groups. and then keep the pressure on those groups constantly going after them, after having cleared comprehensively from the populated areas. but the key was the hold and the build. we're seeing in gaza. the clip clearing. the problem is if you don't hold, again, keep the people separate from in this case hamas, which is again an extremist group akin to the islamic state. it's irreconcilable. but if you don't separate them from the population and keep th

generally , there are more complaints against al-qaeda in institutions that have more contact with the people, such as municipalities , usually there are more individual complaints in these institutions , or when people refer to judicial matters. their perception of the way things are done is that they complain, which sometimes is not the right perception , that is, they complain about content that the commission cannot deal with, or the complaint that takes place in faraja is one of the institutions that complains about. in the field of service organizations that are in our country, such as the islamic republic of iran's railways, such as the airline company, these are the organizations that communicate with the people, the organizations that have more contact with the people , and al-qaeda registers more complaints about them, but this frequency means it is not that the plaintiff is generally right it has to be taken care of and sometimes we see that it is not like this. well, we haven't moved too far from labor weeks and labor day. in connection with the complaint that the workers h

complaints , generally devices that are more connected to people there are more complaints against al-qaeda, like municipalities , there are usually more individual complaints in these institutions, or when people refer to judicial matters , their perception of the way things are done is that they complain, which sometimes is not the correct perception, that is, they complain about content. that the commission does not find the possibility to investigate or the complaint that is made in the area of ​​faraja is one of the institutions that are complained about in the field of service institutions that are in our country, such as the railways of the islamic republic of iran, such as the airline company , these are the institutions that people are in communication with the device people are communicating more and more complaints are being filed against al-qaeda, but this frequent occurrence does not mean that the complainant is generally right and should be dealt with, and sometimes we see that this is not the case. worker, working day, these are related to the complaints that workers have, fo

let me predicate this by saying i remember back when of course we were concerned about al qaeda and fallujahere the marines taught a terrible battle and he said there's a conflict there's going to be civilian casualties and the goal is to minimize those casualties. likewise in places like most for isis madets its last stand in iraq.et i would like to get some idea from the senator if he would be so kind to share with me what his thoughts are about what israel is supposed to do and rafah. to add a spot satisfy the concerns about civilian collateral damage but also in a way that allows israel to eliminate the terrorist threat. >> madam president pressured the opportunity to speak to what the pressing concern for so many of us i will reflect on my last in-person meeting with prime minister netanyahu defense minister and israel several weeks out so i made the visit to a number in the region but i spoke directly to this i believe what i am saying also reflects the views of the administration. of course unites states strongly behind israel and its defense andef security. secretary of defense ofte

and the first thing out of his mouth was, "is it al-qaeda?" and i said, mr.resident, we have no way of knowing that right now. federal investigators are working to find the cause of a deadly anthrax infection in florida as co-workers of the victim wait and worry. all that night, we contacted the people who worked or were on contract at the ami building. the building was shut down and the process of sampling began to see if there were any spores that had landed anywhere. but we also sampled people's noses. the nose was the sniffer of the spores. not only did each of the employees have to be tested, all of their children have to be tested. we were leaving no stone unturned. we didn't want people to die. by tomorrow, the fbi should be done collecting samples at the building where traces of anthrax were found on a computer keyboard. robert stevens, who worked there, died of anthrax last week. but that wasn't the end of the story because we had to figure out, well, how did it get there? we traced the spores back to the mailroom. ernesto blanco worked in the mail r

not only did biden turn over bagram air force base, now you have isis-k and remnants of al qaeda workingbecause it is a lawless area. isis-k, they had that big attack in moscow a couple months ago and shown they have xrablt /* /* a capablity of striking and trying to get through the southern border that is wide open thanks to biden. this has to be a priority. we need to strike the country and do everything to close the border and realize isis-k wants to strike in the u.s. and with open border that is something biden is putting out for the american people as a sign of w weakness and we better get on it. >> carley: isis-k and taliban are mortal enemies, can you see scenario where the united states works with one group to take the other down as foreign policy does create strange bed fellows? >> not at all, they are both bad actors and if anything, we would talk and are talking to the taliban through third channels. we're never going to get with a terror group like isis-k to move against the taliban. we can give the taliban notice to say stand down we're coming over into your country. nothin

and let me predicate this by saying i remember back when -- of course, we were concerned about al qaeda and fallujah where the marines fought a terrible battle. any time there's a conflict, there's going to be civilian casualties and obviously the goal is to minimize those casualties. likewise in places like mosul where isis made its last stand in iraq. and i would just like to get some idea from the senator if he would be so kind as to share with me his authorities are of what israel is supposed to do in rafah, obviously to satisfy the concerns about civilian collateral damage but also in a way that allows israel to eliminate the terrorist threat. mr. coons: madam president, i appreciate the opportunity to speak to what is a pressing concern for so many of us. i'll simply reflect on my last in-person meeting with prime minister netanyahu and defense minister gallant in israel now many weeks ago. i was part of a visit i made to a number of countries in the region. but i spoke directly to this and i believe what i'm saying also reflects the views of the administration. of course the unit

muslim brotherhood egypt, thousands coming from egypt we know of in thousands from afghanistan and al qaeda training camps again and over 14,000 from russia and recently over 37,000 recently from china. why would they make that long journey to our southern border and my fear is we have in our country because these illegals are not vetted and i fear that terror cells have set up in this country that will plot and scheme the next 911 or worse and i pray to god i'm wrong but i don't think i'm wrong. >> president trump: as of today, 29,000 young men from china in our country for the last three or four months and there something going on and hopefully we don't have that problem in which china always had a good relationship with china a step too far we took in hundreds of billions of dollars from china and no president tooken ten cents. we cigar along with him but when you look at this and other countries a lot coming in from around from places were fighting you don't have to have bombs 78 years we had no war and i defeated isis and took out the leading terrorists in the world, both of them. >> s

activists, this is what happened now, that is, if someone wanted to make demands before in order to make al-qaeda legal, a middle-class structure should have pursued this work, but now even a villager can easily report violations of the constitution in the follow-up system or the constitution, which is now in the samad system , and announce it to the public communication system. it is easy to be connected with the group that follows the implementation of the constitution in the presidential institution. the second thing that happened is spreading the executive idea. constitution and decentralization of tehran. usually, we used to see the implementation of the constitution by looking at tehran, the capital, and the center, and it was like this before. mr. dr. raisi was following this , and what happened in this debate is the popularization of the implementation of the constitution, one of the tasks that was done in all our provinces, a network to follow up the implementation of the constitution was formed in the province with the cooperation of the respected governors themselves , which is similar

especially where you talked about the abundance of budget and the success of the 13th government against al-qaeda, we have to see how much evidence there is in inflation. regarding inflation, i would like to say that the government's policy is stable inflation control, of course, we should pay attention to one important point , which is that this government made an important change and correction in the currency market and in the exchange rate, which naturally has an inflationary effect. he could impose a lot on the economy and the government. he was able to skillfully do this to control the effect of inflation, we removed the currency of 420, and the basic goods increased to 28 and a half. they have predicted triple -digit inflation in the economy. but the government skillfully. it was able to do so despite this great action which was necessary to prevent corruption, it was necessary to prevent smuggling , it was inevitable to preserve the country's foreign exchange reserves, that is, what the government did was something that the previous government delayed and he continued the preferential lan

we need to do to hamas what we did to isis and al qaeda.ope -- i've said it before, the president needs to go to amazon and buy spine online and do the right thing. >> harris: are you suggesting we go to war with israel against hamas? >> no, i am suggesting we back israel just like the president started out. he gets weaker by the day. we need to back israel. we need to destroy hamas just like we did isis and al qaeda. and we need to realize who is behind all this, iran. i understand the president has political problems. i'm sorry for that. but, you know, he made them. and just because the democratic party has been taken over by people who hate israel and love hamas, that's no reason for him to go along with it. >> harris: senator john kennedy of the great stay of louisiana. no one puts it quite like you. i appreciate your time and expertise at this hour and as a nation we're perched to see what this president can and will do. thank you. we're following two breaking stories this hour and we've been splitting the coverage and the screen betwe

particular, they developed particularly close ties with militant thugs from the middle eastern branch of al-qaedaa, now renamed hayat tahrirasham. all this is prohibited, all this is illegal and all this continues to be actively operating in the idlip de-escalation zone. belokachnikov was repeatedly caught fabricating the introduction of frank people into the information space fakes, including staged news about the use of chemical weapons against civilians by the syrian military, they stained themselves with participation in actions to intimidate the local population, they engaged in arson, and a water blockade of a number of settlements, committing war crimes in... they participated in executions , in torture of military and civilians. it is a known fact that with the help of opaque frauds under. corruption, but gradually the white helmets openly discredited themselves with their deceitful activities, especially after the failure of their attempts to stage chemical attacks, do you remember these terrible footage of how they supposedly rescue children, try to wash their faces, eyes, mouths with w

we helped al-qaeda and osama bin laden enter bosnia and fight on the side of the muslims.91, we had a conflict in slovenia, then in croatia, then in bosnia and herzegovina. in 2000, there was even a small conflict in north macedonia. meanwhile, in 1999 , serbia came under direct attack from nato. the attack occurred because it would have been impossible to separate the autonomous province of serbia, kosovo and metohija, which were inhabited by residents are of muslim faith and albanian origin. nato illegally stationed its military there. economic situation, which was inevitable due to the collapse of the socialist camp, they began to put pressure on interethnic relations, on the long-standing... remember some long-standing historical conflicts between serbs and croats, between serbs and slovenes, there serbs, macedonians, etc. comrades, we must not give in to those who violate the unity of our country. we cannot give in to something that can harm our country, and we let's protect her. albanians make up the bulk of the population of kosovo, as the serbs themselves claim, th

the us found itself responding to al-qaeda's 911 terrorist attacks, ushering a decade of highly destructive conflict. we're pushing into dora, which is a district in the south of baghdad. in iraq, a war of choice, the us expended enormous amounts of blood and treasure and ended up opening the door to wider iranian influence, while causing the american public to reject a role as the world's policeman. and for those who yearn for that moment, now we see the consequences. instead of a monopolar world or a two—sided rivalry, like the old cold war, we have one where several large states contest for economic and strategic advantage, and where chaos is increasingly widespread. in ukraine, independent since the soviet collapse, they face an existential struggle. inter—state war has returned to europe. hundreds of thousands have been killed or wounded. russia — animated by nationalism, rather than communism — gambled on western indifference and weakness. well, we haven't been here long, but we're getting a good idea about the constant rockets and defensive fire from the israeli iron dome system. in

they didn't renounce al qaeda.here is a whole series of conditions in the dark. >> this is every condition except the coalition forces. in particularly, this is part of the afghan forces during this period. this is part of the air combat support. they took advantage of that opportunity. >> the conditions were violated read that would have been led to his view of maintaining the base. what is your position? >> my position, was to my recommendation. 2500 u.s. forces, you also assume that they would allow them to stay in the fight. you can maintain a viable base. >> they would be protecting american families. as we conclude, we still have a president making bad decisions. seven weeks ago, three young americans were killed. army reservist from georgia. this is the decision of president joe biden, who did not follow through on trying to stop these attacks on our troops. not from the puppets of iran. servicemembers over 40 have been injured. the president needs to take this seriously. this is existential from our country

fraternity brothers the first line of defense, challenging al qaeda antifa to a push-up contest. >> wellenging and 15 to a push-up contest. this is unbelievable. i never thought i would see this antifa being challenged by frat boys to do push-ups. >> i don't know, brother. [ laughter ] >> challenging antifa. >> jesse: antifa did not drop and give them 50, instead they chose violence. >> wow. absolute melee. throwing punches. wow. wow, wow. >> hold the line! >> wow. this is untenable. >> jesse: investigative journalist on the scene. antifa did not like that. they put his home address on signs so everybody would know where he sleeps. >> don't trip there, girlfriend, don't trip. look at this guy. look at this. look at the shield. you've aloud the looney tunes to take over the campus. this as my address on it. hey, look at my address! this is out of control. they are trying to me. >> jesse: but they did not have to wait for him to get home, agitators attacked him and his crew the second they got a chance. [ crowd noise ] >> come on fat boy. >> we should call the cops. >> you have outside a

troops eyes and boots on the ground in the stronghold for islamist groups like isis and al qaeda. for nearly half of all terrorism deaths worldwide. it has been hosting nearly 1000 military personnel and an airbase from which the u.s. launches drone operations. special forces have been stationed in chad's capital and have trained forces in both countries. the majority of forces in niger are on their way out. as u.s. forces withdraw, u.s. adversaries are looking to fill the droid. russia has sent military instructors to niger and vladimir putin hosted chad's leader in moscow this year. peter, thank you for being here. how significant are these departures? >> in particular, the departure and the loss of the two airbases are significant. it took a decade to build these facilities up to train local forces with which we operated and to carry out operations not just in niger but these bases were useful for operations across a wide part of africa. it is going to be a significant loss and setback. there is no sugar coating it. in time, substitute facilities may be found, but it will take

will be removed and a new person will be elected, so tomorrow, if the credentials are not approved, al-qaedal hold an election for the chairman, and the chairman and members will be determined by the chairman . the twelfth session of the islamic council, the conditions were special for our country, and the supreme leader's message was similar to the messages of the previous sessions. well, you can see that there are a number of points of commonality in these messages, which are related to the general issues of representation and the parliament, the discussion of cooperation with the forces. another help to the executive branch to have fairness attention to the oath of representation. also, avoiding luxury, god forbid, in any way , corrupt behavior in the parliament, these are the issues that the supreme leader of the revolution emphasizes every year, and in all messages, they usually pay attention to them and mention them. in last year's message, which i remember , he specifically addressed a few issues to the 11th parliament, the issue of approving the 7th development plan, which was one of

that they were martyred in the mosque of friday imamate and in the altar of friday prayer against al-qaedaprotection and a protection program. he had seen and helped the cave , for example, he had built a fence in masla between the people who were behind imam juma. he came, put all this aside, risked his life and said, remove these fences, this was the first step that you are now taking in the first line of those who are behind them, all kinds of people are citizens of tabriz. famous from the managers, from the families of the martyrs, even ordinary people who came early , sat in the first row, their relationship with the people was like this , they were really popular with the people, the various meetings that the people invited, if he had time, he would not tell anyone, that is, a famous person in a neighborhood or one from the areas of tabriz city, in a mosque on every street , they would invite him to have a ceremony or a meeting he didn't reject it, even an ordinary person would go to the deprived areas of tabriz, they would invite him, he would go to the villages, he would go to diff

especially where you talked about the budget deficit and the success of the 13th government against al-qaeda , we have to see the effects of it in inflation. in the case of open inflation, i want to say that the government's policy is control. inflation has been stable, of course , we should pay attention to one important point, which is that this government made an important change and reform in the currency market and in the exchange rate, which naturally could impose a large inflationary effect on the economy, and the government was able to skillfully control this inflationary effect. you see, we removed the 420 limit, the price of basic goods increased to 28 and a half. our exchange rate in the exchange market increased to about 40,000 tomans for every dollar. well, this event could cause very severe inflation. many predicted that the inflation would reach three digits in the iranian economy. that is, when we come, the exchange rate will change from 4.20 to 28. preferably , we will increase it by about seven times the increase of the exchange rate seven times how much it can cause inflat

we would not take figures from isis for from al qaeda.ry to me and all of us here in israel why anyone would believe they are the genocidal organization hamas says. caitriona: are you saying that as far as you are aware, nobody was killed in this incident, that the footage we are seeing is not of this incident, is that what you are saying? >> obviously that's not what i'm saying. that is a ridiculous comment to make to me. we are saying the figures are very often inflated by hamas, even the united nations has eaten a good dose of humble pie over the last few days for relying on hamas figures. hamas has got a long track record. not of this takes away from the fact that civilians have been killed, and that is certainly tragic and not our intention, but it is the hamas strategy. this attack took place 1.8 kilometers, more than a mile away from where the save zone is where we asked civilians to move into. we have asked people and they have heated our warnings in arabic with emails, text messages, and flyers. we told them to move out of the ba

these are groups that are linked to isis linked to al qaeda. what is russia's track record in terms of fighting groups like that? well, well say no we, we, we know what your husband, good and very good read when it comes to science and these address. okay. no, interested in being shipped to hills. hey, i'm grouped okay. on the russian side of the rock now who was doing it? so bates, in, in trying to find or seem to find these out, group simple cannot possible and then elsewhere without sexes. no, this means that they may have it surely when it comes to fighting these groups, we could see these groups also a region split sometimes. okay. that was a line and so when i look at you was the russians, and this is not good to secure drawers furniture in the region large. so you're going to be blown to it to rio. inflict ok, try to winter trees to try to stop the domains and this won't be able to catch them during quite surprises. if it is not control of that early stage, i will ask you about civilians and all of this and civilian populations will live

fraternity brothers were turni the first line of defense challenging al qaeda antifa to a push upqaed contest.an >> the challenging anti bunch will push a contest. the push for this just unbelievable. >> never thought i'd see this and is being challenged by frat boys to do a show about strength. it's about heroes. and i feel like i never like dok this. i don't knownow, bro brother.ht] >> i guess due to the >>allenging anti va didn't drop and give him 50 instea jd. they chose violence. >> wow absolute mele e. gabriel johnstone punches. gabriel johnstone punches. wow. the guy screams, wow. nice guys. wow. hi there. oh, wow. wow. >> this is untenable. >> investigative journalist jonathan cho is on the scene and if he didn't like that,is they put his home address on signs. so everybodye addres would knowe he sleeps. >> this is dale tripp. their girlfriend. don't trip this guy. look, this guy. >> oh, oh, oh.ld look at this. look at the shield. you've allowed the looney tunes to take over this entire campus. >> here's your address on it. i know. besides my address on it. my >> hey, look at

al -qaeda international should provide a platform for the expansion of economic diplomacy for nationalerests to solve the problem of people's livelihood , otherwise there is no point, mr. peyman pak, let's go back to the time when you were in contact with the businessmen of the country and then now that the minister you are the deputy of the ministry of agricultural jihad. final point, mr. qashqav. let's check during the 3 years of the presidency of the islamic republic of iran that hazrat ayatollah raisi was in charge of our economic situation in interaction with internal sectors and of course. how did the approach in the field of international relations change, where did it come from? let me tell you that one of the most important issues that was pursued in the government centered on ayatollah raisi himself was the issue of international diplomacy and economic diplomacy issues. other officials , in other words, now the respected vice presidents and ministers are all following the issues, but in the area of ​​our discussion , the centrality of mr. president himself was very prominent

it is obvious that the biggest threat to america is not the taliban, isis or al qaeda but right hereat home. there is a group of people who are making it clear that they intend to take over the country by force if they have to. the original campaign slogan of the tea party was go home and get your guns you're taking back the country. when todd young ran for congress and rand paul ran, they showed revolutionary war soldiers walking off in these more interactive -- war reenactments. host: we got it, you are concerned about domestic terrorism. we are focusing on the international criminal court. he referenced your bio. talk about the testimony that you have given on terrorism related cases. where they at the hague. guest: slow down. with permission can i answer his question. caller: absent -- host: absolutely. guest: it raises a portion of the international criminal court that i want people to understand. i use the word complementary. the way we say it in the court is complementary. complimenary means that i would complement my friend. the international criminal court is designed from t

al qaeda are still involved and also want to kill americans. if they could do it in the homeland, they would love that. all happening at a time in which the single largest eventful migration in history is operating off our border. i think it is a mistake sometimes to divide these problems geographically, because they are interrelated in keyways. these individuals have different ambitions, but they share a common goal, a world friendlier for them and a world in which america is weaker and less able to act. the chinese and russians are probably -- they do see great benefit to what is happening in the middle east because they figure every second of our attention that is paid there, we are not paying to what is happening in ukraine and the indo pacific. the chinese see great benefit to ukraine as well because the more time and money we spend there, the less we have for them. the chinese think a, we deplete ourselves in ukraine and/or the middle east, or b, we cut and run and they can say, i told you america is weak, unreliable. they have a plan for

al qaeda. those are the two major organizations that use the operating in the region. isis, yes, they wanted rid of them. today, isis-k is the more potent threat but difficult to predict in the future. >> to the families, i hope you find peace and the lord blesses y'all. mama lost her brother in the second world war and when the national anthem played, she always teared up. >> the chair recognizes mr. issa. >> general milley , good to see you again, general mckenzie . i was looking over your long and distinguished career and you are both on active duty before i left active duty. general -- , you are ported to first lieutenant within 18 months, i didn't get that lucky and i wasn't that good. you said something, general milley , i think was profound, in fairness to the united states military, there were no military mistakes under military command in this case. this brings a couple of questions during the day, you said we should hear more and see more, if i could point out something and see if you

just in february, 223 villagers were killed in one day into villages, not by on groups linked to al qaeda and i so, but by the burkina faso forces now he has clam down on any voices of dissent. whether it be the media journalist as members of civil society, if they speak out there sent to the front bill, i know we spoke to some members of civil society who decided to speak to us on condition of anonymity. and they say that this national dialogue was a waste of time. it was a missed opportunity, and that talking is not enough. they need more action. next, setting us about domestic fold out there. i imagine this regional for down to you know, of course, i mean burkina faso is for many neighboring countries such as re coast and, and other countries been in to go there watching close what's happening and bringing it faster. because increasingly we're seeing arm groups linked to outside and i, so from a burkina faso, launching it attacks on 2 neighboring countries. now the west africa, the west african buddy echo us, has convened, at least their members of parliament has convened. they're goin

united states conducted a unilateral counter terrorism, striking northwest syria targeting a senior al qaeda leader. the investigation determined us forces miss identified the intended. i'll kind of talk it under the civilian was struck and killed the could i made this so called us war on terror under the auspices of that mission which began off of the september 11th attacks in 2001 in june. so invaded multiple countries, syria, iraq and afghanistan. washington deployed forces in syria decade ago to suppose that the fight against service groups. the syrian government says they have rudy here to steal oil. you and has estimated that almost a 3000 civilians are being killed in syria by us coalition forces and after song and infamous us drugs like 2 years ago killed the 10 civilians depended on responded to public quiet by saying it would seek to reduce the size of casualties radio, so i'm political commentary this the bill says the us move lives too much on the technology. i think unfortunately, you have to depend on personal intelligence again and all the computers, all the drones, all the i

united states conducted a unilateral counter terrorism, striking northwest syria targeting a senior al qaeda leader. the investigation determined us forces miss identified the intended. i'll kind of talk it under the civilian was struck and killed. the incident occurred at mid been so cold, he with war on terror under the auspices of that mission, which began after the september 11th attacks and 2001 american troops of invaded multiple countries, syria, iraq, and afghanistan. a washington deployed forces in syria a decade ago to supposedly fight against and terrorist groups of the syrian government says that they are really very choose to aisle. although you wouldn't believe that the almost 3000 civilians have been killed in syria by us coalition forces. brown university is watson university. watson institute has estimated that a total of more than $4000.00 civilians have been killed in the us war on terror. or the pentagon has responded to the public outcry by say that it would seem to reduce civilian debt. all right, you're not in a fit most case and i've gotten this then 2 years ago, a bu

still remains outside. government control is experienced. rising attacks by on groups linked to al qaeda and as i make stays, this violence has killed thousands and has the space moving to 1000000 people and many of them on the brink of starvation. well, let's bring in a recovery. here's an independent journalist who joins me not from the book you in a foster capital walker do this. how is the news of this, of this extension of troll res time? how is that going over that hasn't been received? yeah, do you know the discussions of the national convention guys to do with 3 and a less it off or because people how to design or something is not a file that kind of that kind of happy man. you know, i will just when, for this issue of like giving more time to the transition to finish the good job, what they said they called it a good job because of the military and the government in place right now. they both recall the 5 percent of the country, the 3rd tray, and click on let us show the member who can form a different box off all the gold trick. so decided that so the continue to get a do call

united states conducted a unilateral counter terrorism, striking northwest syria targeting a senior al qaeda leader. the investigation determined us forces miss identified the intended outcome to talk it under the civilian was struck and killed the good of it. the sold us war on terror on the, under the auspices of by may certainly be got off in the september 11th attacks in 2001 american troops have invaded multiple country, syria, iraq and afghanistan. washington deployed forces in syria decade ago to suppose of the flight to those goods. the syrian government however, says they are really there to steal the or you and believes that all those 3000 civilians have been killed in syria by us coalition forces brown university walls and institute as somebody that a total of more than 400000 civilians been killed in the u. s. a war on terra, the pentagon has responded to the public. our clients by selling would seek to reduce civilian deaths and an info less case and a half baths on 2 years ago. but still us drugs like to 10 people off of the target was miss identified radio, hostile and for the

united states conducted a unilateral counter terrorism, striking northwest syria targeting a senior al qaeda leader. the investigation determined us forces miss identified the intended. i'll kind of talk it under the civilian was struck and killed all the incident occurred. but the so called us war on terror, which began after the $911.00 attacks, you'd like to syria, iraq, and have gotten this on old. been invaded, washington deployed forces in syria decade and go to supposedly fight against terrorist groups. a server and government says that they are really, they're just the oil all the you wouldn't believe that the almost 3000 civilians have been killed in syria by us coalition forces. brown university has estimated that a total of more than 4 or 400000 civilians have been killed in the us war on terra in a gun to spend 2 years ago. a boast, drones strike killed 10 people leading to the path of going to say it would now try to reduce civilian debts, radio host and political commentators. steve gill believes that the u. s. military relies too much on technology. i think unfortunately, you

new tacket suspected of being a member of to my is the man on the group with links to al qaeda. of the new director of one of columbia's biggest presence has been shot dead in the capital bunker, top 11 and is, was heading home when gun on a motorcycle intercepted his call and shot him with ours. he's have offered a reward for information on the perpetrators. i just wanted to run past the reports and mr. goodman this was killed with a single shot to the head as he sat in the passenger seat of this car, the former police colonel and director of book with us prison level. daniel was returning home from work on thursday afternoon in the capital book to win a motorcycle approach the vehicle an open fire. last week that meant this had received death threats from gang members into prison after launching a crack down and criminal activity inside the detention center. you have no security expert on which car columbia, as justice minister lamented the killing instead of major police operation was under way to catch the killers. i left my media cool and if and then i want to express who a

there's some concern about the us funding, the syrian opposition when there are a lot of reports of al qaeda is kind of heading up that opposition. how do you justify the, do i share the concern? and so what we've done it is to say we will provide non legal assistance to siri and opposition leadership that are committed to a political transition of the the not stable in that case. then militarily, our diplomatic humanitarian work will continue, will continue to support the government affect us. we will keep providing assistance to the ask and national defense and security for the the back of the united states has never been prosecuted by the international criminal court is certainly interesting. and now as we see you as a business, crying foul about the prosecution of netanyahu, democracy is being pretty obviously a highlighted. some countries feel that it's their job selection. the world is about a rules, basically the border and international law. but they feel that those rules and laws apply to them, others rather than to themselves, and they're making hardly any real effort to conceal wh

generally, agencies that have more connections with the people receive more complaints against al-qaeda, such as municipalities, usually there are more individual complaints in these agencies. or regarding judicial issues, when people refer to the way things are done, their perception is that they complain, which sometimes is not the right perception, that is, they complain about content that the commission cannot handle, or a complaint that takes place in faraja's field is one of the there are devices that are complained about in the field of service devices that are in our country, for example railways of the islamic republic of iran is like an airplane company. these are the institutions that communicate with the people , the institutions that have more communication with the people, and more complaints are filed against them , but this frequent occurrence does not mean that the complainant is generally right, and it should be dealt with, and sometimes we see this. it's not like that, since we still haven't moved far from labor weeks and labor day, and these are related to the compla

united states conducted a unilateral counter terrorism, striking northwest syria targeting a senior al qaeda leader. the investigation determined us forces miss identified the intended. i'll kind of talk it under the civilian was struck and killed the could i made the so called us for on kyra, under the auspices of violation which began off of the september 11th times in 2001 american troops have invaded multiple countries, syria, iraq, and after this on washington deployed forces in syria decade ago, the suppose is the fight against terrorist groups. the syrian government however, says they are really here just the oil bill and has estimated that almost 3000 siblings are being killed in syria by us coalition forces. and i've got us on in from us. and you as good as like, 2 years ago to pennsylvania's, depending on responded to a public outcry by saying it would seem to reduce size casualties radio. so i'll put it is it will come and tell you to see us as a us. but if you live too much on the technology, i think unfortunately, you have to depend on uh, personal intelligence, uh again and all

american troops have operated in new jersey since 2018 to fight arm groups linked to iceland al qaeda. but in the countries, within this aisle, there's been growing dissatisfaction with western forces and their inability to end the attacks. meanwhile, russia has been lobbying to fill the security void. it's paramilitary groups, like wagner have long formed partnerships with governments in this the hill. and after new share burkina faso. and molly each experience cruise their new military leaders chose to increase co operation with moscow. instead with the west, victor okay, is a professor of international politics and the co fee and international peace peacekeeping center. he says that russia's presence in the chair is part of a wider plan to expand its influence in the style. this is more like an act of the location from the side of russia and then to prove it pointed out of control not only in the chair but was really into so help. and i will implement this going. and then to also let the i make is know that, well, we don't really care what you say. you have to do our business. and

change in an effort to emphasize inclusion now they are scouting america which sounds like something al qaedae doing the organization claims the name change would reflect an ongoing commitment to welcome every youth and family in america to experience the benefits of scouting and further prove commitment to inclusivity so now scouts earn merit badges and hairstyling for drag queens improper pronoun etiquette this move didn't come out of nowhere the pandemic lockdowns it the boy scouts like joy behar's assets is lawyer. if there's anything to help kids during that time it would've been a regular outdoor activity plus a nice diversion from all the pain and suffering mainly interviews between chris and andrew cuomo over the years i guess it should have been a hint but why is this a solution to punish boys even more lasting you want to hear before puberty is here are a bunch of girls that are taller than you still is. boy scouts already opened up to living in girls a few years back even though they are ready had their own scouting program when everything is the fall of the patriarchy young men ne

russia, iran, north korea, as well as numerous other sentient individuals and groups like hamas and al qaedass conference and in the indictment. now, it's true that cz was only charged with a failure to have an effective money laundering program. but that is because the department of justice decided to charge him with a very minimal charge which is an extreme disparity between the allegations of the criminal conduct that the money was laundered through binance. binance pleaded guilty and admitted to the charges. cz was the founder, owner, and leader of binance. annabelle: again, just to reiterate, this is cz, who has gone to prison, will be facing prison time of four months. he has been charged with the secrecy act violations. i understand he will be making other statements around misconduct, but that has not been proven by the judicial system. broadly do you think the outcome of this court system sends a message to the crypto world? dennis: to be clear, binance did admit to the allegation. cz pleaded guilty to just one count of bank secrecy act. so the allegations, they are not allegations.

casualties but you have an enemy that is willing too whether it is hamas, hezbollah, isis, the taliban, al qaedaey're willing to sacrifice their own people what they believe is a noble g hard in order to win the propaganda war. these students, their professors, the biden administration are all playing right into their hands. it is unbelievable to see israeli soldiers sacrificing themselves to try to avoid civilian casualties but then you see the white house with the moral equivalence of putting everybody in the same boat. by the way there was a genocide announced by the state department last week formally and officially it is in china. it is in china they have eight mass rape campaign and mass incarceration campaign, slave labor this producing the goods that these students are buying every day. we do not see any students demanding divestiture from china or professors there because at the end of the date this is anti-semitism at the bottom of it. mark: you do not see the international court or the genocidal maniacs all throughout the world. i just want to raise this point with you after the break

and includes not only hamas, hezbollah, the iranian force -- isis, various sects of branches of al qaeda. we are concerned and we are making sure that all of our joint terrorism task forces are on the lookout for these matters since october 7. there was a heightened concern before october 7th, but that has doubled our concern. >> thank you. i yield back. >> mr. brothers worker. >> thank you. the first thing i want to say, you are doing a good job but i would not say it's always a capitol a, but you are close. i would like to experience justice, you have excelled to run the fbi. i feel like you are the best person for the job. with that i will get into china and cybersecurity. the chinese communist party has an army of hackers that persistently attack the u.s. they stay dormant and keep access to our networks and critical infrastructure. chinese companies use the hackers to steal economic information, intellectual property. we noted the chinese party has been working to steal and smuggle u.s. tech from the shores and to mainland china. they are the biggest threat and adversary. this past