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. >> so first of all i want to express my gratitude to new america and to peter bergen for giving me this opportunity to present my new book on jihadist terrorism in europe. the historical study. also think you david for organizing the events and moderating after my presentation. the book is based on within 12 years of research at the research establishment and it is with the harrison research group. i think one of the main value add of this book compared to many other books on terrorism in general and also on terrace and she had a terrace in europe is the historical dimension of course. like the paris and brussels lately have historical roots both in and out of europe. you think it's important that we base our understanding and also think about counter policy, but when we do that we need to take into account the historical dimension. so the book examines jihadist terrace from 1994 and 2015. i gather information about more than 150 terrace and study more than 40 of them in detail. i look at the biographies of the terrorists, how they are radicalized, and how they join forces to launc

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peter bergen got unprecedented access to the white house the talk about it. stay tuned for the cnn special "we got him" in half an hour rugt here. but first, the nation's current hopes and in some cases, yes, fe fears were all focus odd on one place in the american heartland tonig tonight. the state of indiana is going to vote in the primary tomorrow, and donald trump says that as far as he is concerned, if he wins there, it is over. the latest nbc/"wall street journal" "maris poll shows him leading ted cruz 39% to 34%, and the democratic race is tighter, hillary clinton leading bernie sanders by 4%, and that within the poll's margin of error. and on the gop side, there is an error of inevitability that is settling in among the registered voters who 84% say that trump is most likely to win the republican nomination, and trump and sanders are campaigning in indiana, and cruz is expected to take the stage any moment, and with e begin with the trump rally in south bend, and jim acosta is there, and what is the late sfes >> well, anderson, donald trump is on stag

in a cnn exclusive, he tells peter bergen, he tells the model the administration used in the raid against osama bin laden. the president identifying one area his successor should be worried about. >> because of the power of social media, there is a mechanism to recruit volunteers that are already located in the west. that are much more difficult. precisely because they don't engage in the same kind of planning. and what that means is that we've got to continue to be vigilant. it means we have to go after isil in its core where it allows itself to maintain the illusion that somehow it's on the march. it will be important for us ultimately to take them out of mosul and take them out of raqqah and make sure they don't have the safe havens where they can pretend they're a state in some fashion. >> and the ac-360 special, "we got him:osama bin laden." the president said like sending troops to afghanistan and iraq has current candidates suggesting in his words make the fight against extremism harder. >>> president obama visits flint on wednesday and michigan governor rick snyder will not only b

. >> so first of all i want to express my gratitude to new america and to peter bergen for giving me this opportunity to present my new book on jihadist terrorism in europe. the historical study. also think you david for organizing the events and moderating after my presentation. the book is based on within 12 years of research at the research establishment and it is with the harrison research group. i think one of the main value add of this book compared to many other books on terrorism in general and also on terrace and she had a terrace in europe is the historical dimension of course. like the paris and brussels lately have historical roots both in and out of europe. you think it's important that we base our understanding and also think about counter policy, but when we do that we need to take into account the historical dimension. so the book examines jihadist terrace from 1994 and 2015. i gather information about more than 150 terrace and study more than 40 of them in detail. i look at the biographies of the terrorists, how they are radicalized, and how they join forces to launc

>>> we hope you enjoyed cnn national security analyst peter bergen's in-depth report on the raid andand his team of national security advisers. they all agree america is safer because of bin laden's death but they also know the terror threat is by no means over. the ideology has continued with the rise of isis. the group many believe has eclipsed al qaeda in its brutality and determination to destroy the west. in the past five years, we have seen continued terror attacks abroad and at home. president obama recently ordered more u.s. troops on the ground in syria to help fight the war on isis. peter bergen was given exclusive and unprecedented access to the white house to speak with the president about all of this, plus his thoughts on donald trump's foreign policy credentials and his advice for the next president. they begin in the situation room at the white house. >> has killing bin laden made us safer? >> yes, but it obviously does not solve the problem of terrorism generally. i think what we can definitively say as a consequence of not only killing bin laden but also going after

i wanted to announce peter berg bergen. the part that's troubling to me. i understand why they can't protect the cafe in paris, restaurant, but an airport, that seems to me, if, again, this is terror-related, it seems striking that they were not able to secure the environment for an airport. what does that tell you? >> reporter: fareed, i think this is the achilles' heel of many arraignmenirports. we've had al qaeda sympathizers in the kiunited kingdom and the working at the minneapolis airport and isis who worked at the minneapolis airport. so there are a lot of people working at airports. there are a lot of airports that fly to the united states and as we saw with the metrojet airliner, this is a pretty good way to get on the plane if you have the right people in place. >> what do you make, peter, of the fact that there has been no claim for responsibility? i can't recall a case where that happened for as long as this time. is it possible, of course, it could be not a terrorism attack but it could also be some kind of lone wolf suicide bomber, is that po

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i want to turn now to cnn's national security analyst peter bergen.eter, the part here that seems puzzling to me is -- i understand why french authorities or others can't protect a cafe in paris, a restaurant, but an airport. that seems to me -- again, if this is terror related, it seems striking they were not able to secure the environment for an airport. what does that tell you? >> fareed, i think this is the achilles heel of many airports. we've had al qaeda sympathizers working at heathrow airport in the united kingdom. we've had people in the united states who join shabaab, the somali terrorist group working at the minneapolis airport. so there are a lot of people working at airports. there are a lot of airports that fly to the united states. as we saw with the metro jet airliner, this is a pretty good way to get a bomb on a plane, if you can -- if you have the right people in place. >> what do you make, peter, of the fact there has been no claim for responsibility? i can't recall at case where that happened for as long as this time. is it possib

. >> i'm going to bring in peter bergen.you did with the president in the situation room, and at the time when he had to make this decision, peter, not all his advisors were convinced that osama bin laden was in that compound. some thought he was. others didn't. what was it that put the president over the edge for the go order? >> well, there was never clarity about it if bin laden was really there. some of the cia said 40 %, some 60 %. some 80. it's a good example of presidential decision making where you have imperfect decision but you have to make a decision. we know now from the documents recovered in the bin laden compound that the idea that bin laden might well move is true. in the recent release of documents, bin laden was in a dispute with his body guards. they were thinking about splitting up. the president was concerned they first found out about the possibility in august of 2010. the decision was made on april 29th, 201 1. the longer you delay, there are risks. the president felt it was worth the risk, and there w

the president tells our peter bergen says the next commander in chief will use the same intelligenceministration uses in the raid for osama bin laden. he talks about what his successor should be worried about. >> because of the power of social media, there is a mechanism to recruit volunteers that are already located in the west. that are much more difficult precisely because they don't engage in the same kind of planning and what that means is we've got to continue to be vigilant. it means we have to go after isil in its core where it allows itself to maintain the illusion that somehow it's on the march. it's going to be important for us ultimately to take them out of mosul and out of raqqah and make sure they don't have the safe havens to prevent they're a state in some fashion. >> in the ac-360 special, the president says large scale military operations like acceptsending troops to afghanistan and iraq would make the fight against extremism harder. >>> the president visits flint, michigan. governor rick snyder will greet him and insist he wants a meeting to solve the crisis and im

when i studied biographies of terrorist plotters i found also peter bergen pointed out in his work onmerican jihaddest that very few generalizations hold. young men dominate the picture but beyond that exceptions from stereotypes were too many to ignore. many weren't criminals. many weren't particularly young. and there were also quite a few examples of women involved in relation to plots historically speaking. i decided to focus on roles and interpersonal dynamic rather than social profile. for this purpose i developed an ideal type model of a terrorist cell. it is based on my interpretation of what the plotter said and did and how others depicted them. i distinguish between the entrepreneur, protege and what i dub misfits and rifters. and the cell on the slide here matches this pattern almost perfectly as i see it. the entrepreneur is more resourceful than the others and has been radicalized through political religious process through activism, reading, discussion. in some cases almost intellectually not only reading jihadi ideology. he is strongly committed, talent for manipulating

. >> our security analyst peter bergen and john avalon are back with me.ne of the only people who interviewed us on bin laden and you talked to the president on this. you know more about osama bin laden and about this raid than anyone else. what did you learn? >> we had an unprecedented interview with the architect of the raid and he told us about the helicopter pilot who went down. the pilot said if they shoot small farms fire, i can kill them. they went into that knowing the first helicopter may go down. >> we are hearing what they were preparing for and everything else they were expecting. when you hear this and you think about the famous picture of that situation room where president obama is watching, after making a decision where he went along with the minority of the advisers. >> he did. what was interesting is one of the primary advisers was hillary clinton urged him it do this. yet when the story came out from the white house, everything that happened, a lot of people airbrushed her out of the story as if she wasn't there. we will hear a lot more

peter bergen got access to the white house and talked about the mission with president obama. stay tuned for "ac 360" special, we got him, president obama, bin laden and the future. the nation's current hopes and fears are focusing on the heartland in the state of indiana. they vote in the primary tomorrow. donald trump said if he wins there, it's over. the arrest poll shows him leading ted cruz 49% to 34%. the democratic race, hillary clinton leading by four points over bernie sanders and that is within the margin of error. there is an error over the country and the arrest poll said 84% said trump is most likely to win the nomination. cruz is expected to take the stage any moment. we begin with the trump rally. what's the latest? >> donald trump is talking about his chances in the indiana primary. he said just a few moments ago, if we win in indiana, this thing is over and he said we want to turn to hillary clinton after that who will be a lot of fun. he said if they win, they will win the nomination. they can end the sports endorsements and the basketball coach, digger phelp

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peter bergen got unprecedented access to the white house. this is a quick preview. >> once the s.e.a.l. team arrived, the president and his advisers crowded into a smaller room across the hall where they could watch a live drone feed of the raid. >> why did you come into this room? >> well, this is where we actually had a live view of what was happening. and so as you can see, it's a pretty small conference room. we were all jammed up in here. one of our key guys was sitting here. i was sitting here in my windbreaker. gates was there and hillary. and we were essentially watching what was happening in realtime. >> stay tuned for the ac 360 special "we got him -- president obama, bin laden and the war on terror. that's coming up at 8:30. >>> straight ahead the monster wildfire burning out of control in canada. the blaze is growing. thousands of people have fled their homes this week. they're now being forced farther south by these flames. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is a

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. >> cnn's peter bergen talks about what he said crossed the terrorist leader's mind when the seals foundlast person that bin laden saw on earth was an american. >> and hopefully, at that moment, he understood that the american people hadn't forgotten some 3,000 people who he killed. >> "we got him." president obama with the future of the war on terror. and right here on cnn. >> thank you so much. >> "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm ashleigh banfield. welcome to "legal view" and the merry month of may. not before the primary contest importance. millions of people tomorrow in indiana will make the party front runners that much harder to stop from

i just think when i studied biographies of terrorist plot erst, i found, also as peter bergen pointed out in his work on the american jihadist that for few generalizations hold. young men dominate the picture but beyond that, exceptions from the stereotypes were too many to ignore. many weren't disaffected, jobless, losers. many weren't criminals. many weren't particularly young and there were also quite a few examples of women involved in relation to plots historically speaking. i decided to focus on roles and interpersonal dynamic whether that personal profile. i developed a model of a terrorist cell. it is based on my interpretation of what the plotters said and did and how others depicted them. i distinguished between the entrepreneur, his protege, and what i dub misfits and drifters. and the 7/07 cell on the slide here matches this pattern almost perfectly as i see it. the entrepreneur is more resourceful than the others and he has been radicalized through political, religious process, through activism, through reading, discussion. in some cases almost intellectually. not only re

and to our viewers, you'll see more of peter bergen's interview with president obama, 8:00 p.m.ve report "we got him." it airs on ac 360 starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> we have new details about prince's health problems before his unexpected death. this comes as we follow an increasingly intense dispute over his estate. brian todd has the latest. he learned about heated exchanges between family members. >> right, wolf. we are told that the siblings, prince's siblings were shouting during the initial meeting how to divide the estate. he has five half siblings, one full sibling fighting. there's about $300 million at stake, including hundreds of unreleased songs in a mysterious fault. prince's only full sibling arrived in court for hearings over the pop star's $300 million estate. proceedings which have already gotten very messy. a source with firsthand knowledge of the discussions telling cnn the initial meeting between prince's siblings was contentious and ended in shouting. today, tyga nelson was on one side of the courtroom, lawyers for half siblings on the other, making th

that's our peter bergen, spoken exclusively with the president on hunt for osama bin laden.discussions with the principals it was clear to me that this was going to be our best chance to get bin laden, that if in fact we did not take the action, that he might slip away. >> decisions like this are why voting for president is so important. make sure to watch at ac 360 special, "we got him" tomorrow 8:00 eastern time only on cnn. e, i invest with e*trade, where investors can investigate and invest in vests... or not in vests. this is my retirement. retiring retired tires. and i never get tired of it. are you entirely prepared to retire? plan your never tiring retiring retired tires retirement with e*trade. a perfect car then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should have done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. just one of the many features that comes standard with our base policy. call for a free quote today. see car insurance in a whole new light.

. >> let's bring in cnn national security analyst peter bergen. peter, there are some people who are perking up, looking forward to the french open and to the tour de france and now they see a former cia director saying he'd be worried about going. what's your reaction? >> i think it's a fact that one of the weakness ees that the metrojet showed is people getting to the airport. if indeed this is terrorism, you're raising questions about not only charles de gaulle but i think other airports which doesn't have the same amount of scrutiny that the united states does. we've seen people sympathetic to shabaab working in a minneapolis airport, somebody who later joined isis working at the minneapolis airport. it's not an argument for not taking flights but it is an argument of increasing scrutiny of anybody who works in an airport. i would add there are many airports around the world that fly to the united states. so we're looking at a couple of hundred airports that have flights into the united states. the fact is that many of these airports don't hav

airing tonight on cnn, president obama returns to the situation room and speaks to our own peter bergens compound. have a listen. >> well, we came in here with the helicopters where they actually landed. it's here where we observed, for example, one of the helicopters got damaged. >> what were you thinking? >> i was thinking that this is not an ideal start. look, we were all worried. the good news was our guys were able to extract themselves and the helicopter itself had been damaged. this is an example though of the planning that had been done. even though we had the best helicopter operators imaginable, despite the fact that they had practiced these landings repeatedly in a mock-up, we couldn't account for temperature. and the fact that helicopters start reacting differently in an enclosed compound where he may be rising. >> the cnn special "we got him." president obama, bin laden, and the future of the war on terror. airs right here tonight. 8:00 p.m. eastern on "ac 360." stay tuned. wolf starts right now. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. here in washington. 6:00 p.m. in l

peter bergen speaks to president obama and others key to the decision making.y on 360 here on cnn. that does it for us. thanks very much for watching. "cnn tonight" starts now. >>> here's the one thing that you can say for sure about this campaign. you ain't seen nothing yet. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. donald trump's take-over of the gop marches on as john kasich drops out and the presumptive nominee sets his sights on hillary clinton. >> she can't put it away. that's like a football team, they can't get the ball over the line. i put it away. she can't put it away. >> clinton giving as good as she gets, preparing to take on the republicans' last man standing. >> i think he is a loose cannon, and loose cannons tend to misfire. >> if there's one thing the improbable rise of donald trump has taught us it's that anything can happen. well, probably not this, th.

cnn's peter bergen was given unprecedented access to the white house to talk about the mission. the president what it accomplished. >> reporter: has killing bin laden made us safer? >> yes, but it obviously does not solve the problem of terrorism generally. i think what we can definitively say as a consequence of not only killing bin laden but also going after systematically the leadership infrastructure of al qaeda, that although you can never say they pose no danger to us, their ability to mount large-scale operations was greatly diminished. >> and we have a new look inside the president's inner circle as he ordered the mission and prepared to tell the nation bin laden was dead. >> the president of the united states of america, barack obama, and first lady, michelle obama. ♪ >> have a good time at the parties. have a good weekend and a good year. >> the attack on the american people and our history, the images of 9/11 of seared into our national memory. nearly 3,000 citizens taken from us, leaving a gaping hole in our hearts. on that day, no matter where we came from, what god

. >> officer ryan bergen says he's taking a month off from work to spend time with his wife and children. >> very nice. gives you a warm feeling. >>> so will our weather this week. some numbers approaching 100 degrees like brentwood. plenty warm over parts of the south bay. everybody expect the coast, oakland's got 63. fog moving in over the western half of the peninsula. we've got clear skies right now. my pressure really moves up. just because of the rise in heights in the atmosphere, temperatures are going to follow suit. stay warm all week long. fog and low clouds will pile in overnight. tomorrow we'll see mostly clear skies until once again the onshore performance of the fog in the peninsula. we're going to expect the coast to remain cool. 10 degrees warmer than it was today. warm weather all week long. a slight cooling next weekend. and hey, mars is brighter in the sky tomorrow night than it has been in more than 10 years. all night long. beautiful night to see that. tonight too will be plenty bright but tomorrow night, the brightest. high temperatures for tomorrow, 71 in the city.

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not just our family from bergen county near the bridge.g class families from philly and all over. who pack up the kids in the station wagon for seemingly internalable trip to long beach island. getting out of the driveway was a big deal. >> it always took three extra hours to load the car. always drama. >> once we were over the manahawkin bridge, the excitement would ratchet up. ship bottom, harvey cedarses , ticking off the town names until finally -- >> these are all new. that's original. i think i know who lived there at one point. >> and that's definitely an old-school. >> look, let's face it. it's been how many years? 40 -- >> 400, i think. >> jesus, we're old. >> the light house. >> definitely remember the light house. >> the good old days. >> i want some fried clam strips. >> absolutely. >> our options are limited, shall we say. but -- >> holy crap. this place is filling up. >> i think it's because it's the only place. >> i know, but still, who lives out here year-round? >> we're about to see every single one of them. ♪ >> let's be

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. >>> during our extended stay shoot at the bergen county jail in hackensack, new jersey, david goodellas considered a dangerous and manipulative inmate. the only time he seemed to show any regret over killing his 21-year-old former girlfriend, vivianna tulli is when he was meeting with the case manager to prepare for his sentencing hearing in which he was facing anywhere from 30 to 45 years in prison. >> you know, i'm sorry for what i did. >> but even then, he admitted, it was all for show. >> so that's what i'm going to tell them. because my plea is open from 30 to 45. so if there's any type of way i can weasel my way out of a year or two, it's perfect. and if it doesn't work out, i tried. >> then we met someone else with an entirely different opinion of david goodell. judy, who asked that we not use her last name, is the mother of a woman goodell used to date and a frequent visitor. >> i have sort of become his advocate/surrogate mother and i'm here to visit him. >> what did you do to yourself? >> what do you mean? >> you have no hair! >> yeah, i know, i cut it off. >> you look diffe

. >> our national security analyst peter bergen sat down with an exclusive interview with president obamais decision to go after bin laden. i want to play part of that conversation. listen to this. >> we had to be resilient and not react in ways that makes the problem worse rather than better. we have to understand that the kinds of special forces and intelligence gathering that we saw in the bin laden raid is going to be more often than not the tool of choice for president in dealing with that kind of threat. that sending 100,000 troops to invade every country where an organization like this appears is going to be counterproductive and in some ways feeds the kinds of ideology that we're fighting. >> so, colonel, what do you make of that assessment a surge of troops isn't necessarily the best way to fight these kinds of wars? >> well, it depends on what you're trying to accomplish. and we're seeing the president's measured approach in iraq right now. you know, many of the military advisers are saying we need to put more people in to iraq and syria and he's resisting that. he says let's do

peter bergen speaks to president obama and others key to the decision making. "we got him" airs friday on 360 here on cnn. that does it for us. thanks very much for watching. "cnn tonight" starts now. >>> here's the one thing that you can say for sure about this campaign. you ain't seen nothing yet. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. donald trump's take-over of the gop marches on as john kasich drops out and the presumptive nominee sets his sights on hillary clinton. >> she can't put it away. that's like a football team, they can't get the ball over the line. i put it away. she can't put it away. >> clinton giving as good as she gets, preparing to take on the republicans' last man standing. >> i think he is a loose cannon, and loose cannons tend to misfire. >> if there's one thing the improbable rise of donald trump has taught us it's that anything can happen. well, probably not this, though. >> i'm participating -- >> i want to begin tonight with donald trump and hillary clinton in their own words. tough talk from each of the candidates. hillary clinton sit

that's because as bergen testified in the denver believer here in this room every person and this isa quote from him every person that has been killed by a terrorist since 9/11 has been killed by an american citizen. let me say that again that every person has been killed by g.i. terrorist in this country since 9/11 has been killed i an american citizen or resident. the people who have carried out these attacks weren't foreign students. they were tourists and they weren't even refugees. they were americans and even in many cases they had spent much of their lives in this country, united states. for instance the tsarnaev brother spent every a decade in the united states before carrying out the pots number upon bombings. major nidal hassan was born and raised in america and was serving the u.s. army when he committed the fort hood attack. syed farook spent us of his life in california before he and his wife committed the san bernardino massacre. i'm forcibly isis knows all too well the best way to attack americans to have americans do it for you. that's why isis put emphasis on using s

the reality is, peter bergen if you don't know who he is, when he nods his head it carries weight onody on that part of the world and knows the reality. you want to say we'll be strong, going to crush them, going to do it. it's complicated. for all the military incursions the united states has done, the risk, according to every expert, is as great or greater, and not because of what the u.s. has done but despite it. the threat is very real. easy to campaign about, very difficult to control once in office. >> you can feel the weight of that in his tone there. >> you can see it in his hair. >> that's true. let us know what you think of that exchange. find us on twitter. >>> if the front-runners hillary clinton and donald trump win indiana today, fasten your seat belts for a battle in the general. what's the democrats' plan? to fight trump? we'll ask the democratic party, straight ahead. rs. accessible by thousands of suppliers and employees globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data could be under attack. with the help of the at&t network, a network that senses and mitig

analyst peter bergen author of the new book "united states of jihad" said the navy s.e.a.l.s expecteda to be at the abota dodd complex. >> reporter: hamza bin laden's re-emergence comes as new questions are being raised about al qaeda assess most spectacular attack and who was connected by it. classified documents quietly released by archives detail connections. the saudis denied connection between the two hijackers who moved to california. but commission investigators didn't believe him and confronted him with several phone calls with a man who had supported the hijackers. at that point, the former saudi diplomat grew nervous but there's a question about whether there's a real smoking gun. he believes lower level saudi officials should be investigated further. but he stands by the commission's finding that no senior saudi officials supported al qaeda. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> in the yemeni capital thousands of protesters defounds a u.s. troop deployment. the u.s. said it had deployed a small number of forces into yemen. the stated mission is to offer intelligence support to f

want to go back to what peter bergen said. i think it was last november. every person who has been killed in this country has been killed by an american citizen or resident. they killed by an american citizen -- citizen or resident. our focus wisely needs to be how we reach out to folks in this country and make sure they do not become radicalized, and we cannot do it by ourselves. we need to grow this partnerships, and continue to work to fund it and make it as effective as possible. i have talked to folks in other countries to see why they are so challenged in europe by the folks within the muslim community. there has been an incredible amount of people going from syria and other places in the europe command a lot of times they are not warmly welcomed. they end up leading isolated lives and communities by themselves and perceive they are not welcome, not much hope for opportunity, and they are susceptible to radicalization. one of the keys to tamping down on threats, they are not gone, but we want people when they come from syria or other countries with a

mail volume has been the zenith of bergen and they have been trying to make changes. open with our view is even unfunded liability. the ability to reduce its cost to align with the revenue don't have the ability to do that right now without comprehensive reform. as one example, the controllable in him, which is what they talk about before they have their unfunded liabilities. with less than it was an fiscal 14, even though it 15 they had the full year. that's an example of the been an influx of money, the operating costs are still growing such that it's harder and harder for them to get ahead of their cost. >> well, and that's the problem for the entire federal government. it's staggering. thank you, mr. chairman. >> we will not recognize mr. coming for five minutes. >> thank you very much. the postal service came up with methods to save $15 billion. >> that's correct. >> i've always been concerned about making sure that we say this much money as possible, but at the same time, was hoping that we could find ways to bring in more money. so do you agree that in order to

joining us, national security analyst peter bergen, justice correspondent, evan perez, former cia counterith us. peter, the fact no terror group claimed responsibility to the crash of this egyptair airliner, what does that say to you? >> i mean, it is puzzling. if it was isis, they would be quick. >> how quick is isis? >> sometimes 24 hours or quicker. on the other hand, we are living in the cnn news cycle. it is actually only two days. we have seen terrorist groups produce accurate claims of responsibility. >> al qaeda waits longer, right? >> al qaeda waits longer. >> after 9/11, they waited for a long time before they took responsibility. >> in that case they were careful not to claim complete responsibility because it would have undercut their claim they weren't directly involved. at that time -- >> later they eventually said they did. >> over the course of years, released multiple videos of hijackers. one thing, we have seen early responsibility and then more details and the bomb, picture of the bomb. it is puzzlinpuzzling. could be someone fired by isis. >> this plane, the egyptair,

peter bergen says they expected him to be there when they went in in 2011, but he wasn't there.ons are being raised about al qaeda's most spectacular attack and who was connected to it. declassified documents quietly released by the national archives detail questioning by the 9/11 commission of a former saudi diplomat. doumgts say the saudi denied connection to two 9/11 hijackers that moved to california, but the commission investigators didn't believe him and confronted him with evidence of several phone calls he had with a man that supported the hijackers. at that point, the documents say the former saudi diplomat grew angry and nervous. but there are still questions as to whether there's a real smoking gun with the saudis and 9/11. one 9/11 commission member tells cnn he believes lower level saudi officials should be investigating further. but stands by the commission finding that there's no evidence that any senior saudi government officials supported al qaeda before 9/11, wolf. >> regarding hamza bin laden k he bring anything to the table his father did for al qaeda? >> rep

that's because as peter bergen testified in november that year in this room, every person who's been killed by a terrorist in this country since 9/11 has been killed by an american citizen or resident. let me say that again. every person has been killed in this country since i live in has been killed by an american citizen or resident. the people who carry out these tasks were foreign students. they were not tourists. they were not even refugees. they were americans. in many cases they spent much of their lives in this country, the united states. for instance, they spent nearly a decade before carrying out the boston marathon bombings. major nidal hasan was born and raised in america and the serving the u.s. army when he committed the ford had attack. sad farook spent most of his life before he committed this massacre. unfortunately, isis knows the best way to attack america is to have americans do it for you. that is why isis put an emphasis on social media -- media and the internet. in order to counter homegrown terrorist attacks, we have to do our best to make sure that when isis

here is some of what he told cnn's peter bergen. >> i think that we have built an incredible structureen intelligence, military, law enforcement that has hardened the american homeland, and the capacity of an organization like an isil or an al qaeda in the arabian peninsula to carry out a big, catastrophic attack is much lower. but as we've seen, you now have a proliferation of groups because of the power of social media there is a mechanism to recruit volunteers that are already located in the west that are much more difficult precisely because they don't engage in the same kind of planning, and what that means is that we've got to continue to be vigilant. it means that we've got to go after isil in its core where it allows itself to maintain the illusion that somehow it's on the march. it's going to be important for us ultimately to take them out of mosul, take them out of raqqah, make sure they don't have those kinds of safe havens where they can pretend that they're a state in some fashion. >> the president also says the u.s. should continue to be prepared for the threat of small g

so, first of all, i want to express my gratitude to new america and to peter bergen for giving me this opportunity to present my new book on jihadi terrorism in europe. a historical study. also, thank david for organizing the event. and moderating after my presentation. the book is based on more than 12 years of research at the defense research establishment and its terrorism research group. i think one of the main -- or the value added of this book compared to many other books on terrorism in general and also on terrorism -- jihadi terrorism in europe is historical dimension, of course. the attacks in paris and brussels lately have historical roots both within and without europe. i think it's important that we base our understanding of this threat and also think about counterpolicy. when we do that, we also need to take into account the historical dimension. so, the book examines jihadi terrorism in western europe between 1994 and 2015. i gather information about more than 150 terrorist plots and study more than 40 of them in detail. i look at the biographies of the terrorists, how th