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you may call them aq southeastern command or leeped -- >> charlie: al quaida. al quaida. but the core of the islamic religion is the ideology. that's the core. that's what you have to defeat. the military component, the military phenomenon, if you will, is actually not the real challenge that we have. it's more of a social cultural psychological phenomenon and has spread in terms of what we're facing it's doubled in size and scale and geographic reach and many of these individuals, particularly at the leader level have spent time with each other in different places in this part of the world. so we have to recognize that we're not dealing with something where, like the strategy that we have at the beginning of this thing, post 9/11 where kill the top three or capture them and we'll all go home, that strategy failed and that was a strategy -- we recognized that, i think, halfway through it. >> charlie: we captured a lot of them. >> we captured a lot of the leaders and killed a lot of these individuals, but what we were doing -- and the way i kind of equate it, we were doing

he won't even say islamic, it's always isil, isis, aq, aqap. we've spent billions of millions of dollars on this war. the president can't even get the enemy's name out of had his mouth. >> i will pull up a poll showing that 68%, two-thirds of americans think that president obama should be tougher on islamic extremists. wane, let me tart with you. with two-thirds of the country believe it should he listen to two-thirds of the country? >> does evening 9/11 was a random act? stand up there and say that and actually think that the american people are going to believe it. it's beyond my comprehension. >> beyond. you're right. ainsley, random act. makes a re a tut point 9/11 was no random act. >> this is a group that's killing children because they're not denouncing chis yant burr yeeg them alive catching help on fire putting them in cages and watching them burn. i think america -- you look at that poll america really wants our president to react the way that king abdullah did, he said i will use every last bullet i have to eared kate isis and we nee

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aq has published step-by-step directions for building that bomb in the latest "inspire" magazine. our efforts to confront aqap are significantly diminished with the removal of the president in yemen. the huitis may have no love for aqap, but over time the yemeni had become a partner that we no longer have. closing or embassy in sanaa was the right choice, but it gives them new freedom to roam and kill. elsewhere this is a power vacuum in libya, maybe even civil war. much of northwest africa groups are using that territory for a safe haven. i could go on and on, but let me just conclude with one remark that i hope director rasmussen with address. on june 1, three provision of the foreign intelligence surveillance act, which we cause fisa, will expire. if these authorities sxhir, the intelligence community will lose key tools to identify terrorist groups and to protect the homeland. this includes nsa's metadata program as wet as the authority for domestic fbi investigations, but also other important authorities. i looked forward to your testimony, director, and again i thank you for

aq has published step-by-step directions for building that bomb in the latest "inspire" magazine. our efforts to confront aqap are significantly diminished with the removal of the president in yemen. the huitis may have no love for aqap but over time the yemeni had become a partner that we no longer have. closing or embassy in sanaa was the right choice, but it gives them new freedom to roam and kill. elsewhere this is a power vacuum in libya, maybe even civil war. much of northwest africa groups are using that territory for a safe haven. i could go on and on but let me just conclude with one remark that i hope director rasmussen with address. on june 1, three provision of the foreign intelligence surveillance act, which we cause fisa, will expire. if these authorities sxhir the intelligence community will lose key tools to identify terrorist groups and to protect the homeland. this includes nsa's metadata program as wet as the authority for domestic fbi investigations but also other important authorities. i looked forward to your testimony, director, and again i thank you for the

and you have aq-ap in yemen and you will have an islamic threat manifesting across the world. >> youthe perception of gaining ground but isis has taken around 20,000 square miles in iraq and in syria. senator graham calling for around 10,000 american troops on the ground. where did that number come from? >> that sounds like the force we talked about leaving behind in 2011. i think a lot of us believe if we had been responsible about the way reduced our troops there we would not see the number of threats there. he is talking about forward air controllers, intelligence and special operators. senator graham is saying it will require american leadership no matter what. if we want jordan to commit troops and they took a renewed look after the way their pilot was treated. if we want turkey and saudi arabia to send ground troops which we need for a coalition, america is going to have to lead and we cannot do so inside the bases. i heard from men on the ground in iraq trying to train the iraqi army. that force is nowhere near capable of taking back key cities in the country. it will take ame

designated terrorist since i think 2009 who has been pursued for the various offenses back to 1983 involving aq. at the front lines taking the senior leadership on the tour of the successes but carefully had been have been in this picture because it was recognized that it might be cost effective perhaps. likewise, the former vice president meeting with the senior leadership in hezbollah and likewise even though it is a bit of a stunned they were attached to it. i wish the information operations were as good as these guys. when we achieve something what do we do, we'd like to fall into the background and it is better that they can take credit for the things that they have achieved. while it is 100% wrong. when the force guys have any involvement or even no involvement in the operation they get the most senior leadership right there across every media outlet and social media outlet that they can find. i think we need to be doing more to demonstrate what the u.s. and the international coalition is doing to stabilize iraq because we are really on a back foot when it comes to the operations. these g

>> i think you have to continue to keep the pressure on aq. over the last several years and four or five months ago particular, the pressure we have had on al qaeda has been quite good. part of that is based on what pakistan has done, the big operation they have had going on since june. it has forced people into afghanistan. our ct capability is quite good. >> we spoke about the capability gap of the afghan forces. do you feel that that is going to have an adverse operational impact on them? >> i think we will continue to work that and close that gap. the places they had gaps, it is hard for the u.s. army, the afghan army. we have built and programs over the last several years. in some places, we provided them too much. you provided them a program that they are not going to get to. now, we come back and say, how can we adjust this? what will work best afghanistan? that is what i see now. it is very hard for us to do that for any army. the way they distribute equipment is tough but they understand how important it is so we continue to work that

>> i think you have to continue to keep the pressure on aq.over the last several years and four or five months ago particular, the pressure we have had on al qaeda has been quite good. part of that is based on what pakistan has done, the big operation they have had going on since june. it has forced people into afghanistan. our ct capability is quite good. >> we spoke about the capability gap of the afghan forces. do you feel that that is going to have an adverse operational impact on them? >> i think we will continue to work that and close that gap. the places they had gaps, it is hard for the u.s. army, the afghan army. we have built and programs over the last several years. in some places, we provided them too much. you provided them a program that they are not going to get to. now, we come back and say, how can we adjust this? what will work best afghanistan? that is what i see now. it is very hard for us to do that for any army. the way they distribute equipment is tough but they understand how important it is so we continue to work that

>> rpg and aq-47s. >> so on sunday maureen dowd used her powerful column to quote sources claiming williamss resume and new york magazine reports williams' lobbied nbc executives to give him the host chair on the "tonight show." >> david axelrod, you obviously began your career in newspaper, there were not many networks. there were one or two that seemed to wal low in this an awful lot. every network. every newspaper has this happen to them. whether it's the "new york times" or "cbs news" or the washington post or you know even cnn when they were trying to report on this story. they got soccered into a guy lying about being a helicopter pilot with brian williams. it unfortunately is something that happened in news when you news gather especially 24/7. a newspaper man. >> i think the media is getting the treatment that other public features usually get. you know there are habits of the news media now to pounce on these stories and brian wasn't exempt from that. you know i like everyone around here, i have great affection for him. great respect for him. it's a sad, sad story. it's hard for me