he's the one who tried to get osama bin laden.ut on 9/11, john o'neil was in the world trade center and he was killed by al qaeda and by osama bin laden. >> in the series, they also focus on your personal life. you had this wonderful woman, you had to keep explaining to her you had to go off on secret missions that you couldn't tell her about. you are the terrorist hunter. and yet your marriage has lasted. you have kids. your unit survived. how? >> well, i think lucky, i guess. i don't know. we have angels watching over us. but she's amazing. she endured a lot. when i said one day i think we had an event at "the washington post" and somebody asked me about my day, and i left her in the restaurant, did she take you back? >> as portrayed in the series. >> i said yeah, she's my wife now. they were like, you shouldn't say that. >> that's a happy ending. thank you so much indeed. >> thank you. >>> my next guest has used her blockbuster book and the platform they have given her to tell often deeply uncomfortable truths about race, gende

bin laden, reminding people about bin laden. also, by the way, brooke, bin laden's three wives are true believers. they were with him throughout his sort of terroristic career as it were and some of them are even more militant than bin laden, so you certainly wouldn't want them giving the kind of interview that his mother gave which is pretty anadine and isn't sort of saying we're committed to jihad. >> right. compared to what his wives would be saying. >> yeah. >> keep them quiet. yeah. peter bergen, thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, this manhunt in texas comes to an end today after the man accused of killing a prominent houston cardiologist takes his own life. what police are revealing about this list they found at his home. liberty mutual saved us almost $800 when we switched our auto and home insurance. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey! oh, that's my robe. is it? when you switch to liberty mutual, you could save $782 on auto and home insurance. and still get great covera

if you look at the osama bin laden exploitation documents, osama bin laden said go to syria , find the talent and bring the talent into the organization. they want charismatic leaders that can actually move people and do things. that is what they are looking for. they are better at venting individuals that isis was -- that isis was. ahmad: if we talk about isis presence in iraq, it does not have a significant presence. based on my own talks with iraqi officials, they don't see that as a major threat. but the al qaeda organization has decentralized over five years. they are not a smaller organization, they are not are forces but there in iraq that have an association

that bin laden was killed were you surprised shocked even that he had been found in pakistan. or was your reaction more like they found him in the place we kind of knew he was but we don't want anyone to know. which one was it what was your reaction to. it was completely i think shocked would be understanding it also i mean we went in we don't know what happened and we were we went still we don't know how to react. your own former cabinet colleagues defense minister. said in october the president zardari and the head of the pakistani army than general kiani both knew that bin laden was in pakistan did you know you know in the room no he was not in the room he was not in the room the defense minister was in the defense minister the fact is the defense minister was not in the room and i wasn't and that's a fact and i can assure you the defense minister doesn't know the first thing about what the former defense minister doesn't know the first thing that was done in the country and was he pointed out something. like bettors it was used on the defense minister of government. it's u

you call him hitler or bin laden. then by extension all supporters are accessories to the easel. >> now it's okay to call his supporters appeasers and so on. and then what that does is elevates any action, maybe by antifa as somewhat heroic because it's a moral ability because these people are evil and then finally that encourages violence to suppress their political freedom. right now i believe that we're between step 3 and step 4. we have seen violence by antifa towards people trying to suppress their political freedoms, their political voice. we are seeing that happen. the first thing have you got to do is demonize. and that's what you are seeing. >> mark: that's why the congressman saying to ice if you enact trump's orders, we're going to come after you. >> greg: it's getting there. to your point you have to bring up the fact what did he say overly. >> overly hyperbolic. >> greg: great term. amazing term. >> i have to be precise. remember in the berkeley protest recently members of antifa had their faces covered a

that bin laden was killed were you surprised shocked even that he had been found in pakistan. or was your reaction more like they found him in the place we kind of knew he was but we didn't want anyone to know. which one was it what was your reaction of illinois. it was completely i think it would be underselling it also i mean we went in we don't know what happened and we were we went still we don't know how to react. your own former cabinet colleagues defense minister. said in october the president zardari and the head of the pakistani army than general kiani both knew that bin laden was in pakistan did you know you know in the room no he was not in this he was not in the defense minister was in the defense minister the fact is the defense minister was not in the room and i wasn't and that's a fact and i can assure you the defense minister doesn't know the first thing about what the former defense minister doesn't know the first thing that was done in the country and was he pointed out something. like bettors it was used on the defense minister of government. it's up to the

on the final national security council meeting on the decision to capture, kill bin laden, presidentoom and secretary gates advised against the raid and there were too many things that could go wrong. vice president biden made similar kind of recommendations to the president. brennan was always -- he had great faith in the cia analysts who developed the sicircumstantl case that bin laden was in the compound and he was close to president obama. he was a strong voice for let's do the raid. yes, there are risks, but you capture or kill bin laden, you get the intelligence that you pick up there and doing nothing or doing some other kind of approach, you know, also has risk. so brennan was a key voice in the room for these very important national security decisions. and i think that -- the fact that admiral mcraven came out in favor of john brennan is important. it's another thing for a former four star admiral and there's kind of, as you know, brooke, the higher you are up in the service and even in retirement the less likely you are to take political positions publicly and the fact that

ability to listen to osama bin laden's satellite phone in the late '90s. because of that reporting, he stopped using that phone and the country lost valuable intelligence. >> so, as for the last part of what she just said there, the bit about reporting accurately and fairly, yes, certainly people in the media get things wrong. i've gotten things wrong, not often, but we do. when that happens, we correct it. sometimes within seconds or minutes, as fast as we can. the same cannot be said of sarah sanders or the president or others in the white house. keeping them honest, though the example sarah sanders mentioned there about osama bin laden and the phone, that's actually not true. "the washington post" fake-checkers ran it all down 13 years ago. by the time the story sarah sanders was apparently referring to ran in september of 1998, bin laden had apparently already stopped using his satellite phone. in fact, cnn's peter bergen, who has reported extensively on this as early as 1997 met with bin laden. bin laden's men were already concerned about electronic s

filed the bin laden phone leak under urban myths. now we'll see if sarah sanders corrects herself in a few minutes or a few hours or in a few days or whenever she happens to have a next press conference. we doubt it. we'll see if she holds herself to the same standards we hold ourselves to. joining us is cnn political analyst david gergen. i always try to use the example if the president was a democrat and you had, you know, a democratic president encouraging people at rallies to scream at reporters. >> yes. >> reporters would be outraged about it. if they were screaming at a fox news, you know, get off the air and when anybody does that, that's abhorrent. >> yeah, i agree. there are some reporters of other networks who are coming to the defense of cnn on this and jim acosta in particular. you know, the publisher of the "new york times" went to see the president recently, and he made the point to him which i think is exactly right. the whole charges about fake news is very, very disturbing, but the serious issue is when the president

bin laden here on the left married the daughter of mohamed atta.now an acquireda leader himself vowing to avenge his father's death. >> trevor: wow, bin laden son married a 9/11 hijackers daughter. i guess congratulations to the happy couple? i mean if you want to get them a gift, they are registered on the no fly list. (laughter) but yeah, i heard-- i heard it was a really, really small, intimate ceremony, you know, just closest family and hostages. but you know just like with every wedding there was some terrorists that didn't want to attend, they had could come up with excuse, i'm sorry, 45789dza i want to go but i'm blowing myself up on thursday, sorry. in other news, for years america's most famous conspiracy therrist alex jones has said that they are out to get him. well today, they got him. >> youtube, apple and facebook joining spotify in removing content from alex jones and his infowars brand. each claiming the content violated their policies against glorifying violence and promoting hate. >> that's right. alex jones is officially off all

i spoke to martin and started by asking him about his first impression of osama bin laden's mother.at walking into the interview. she had a lot of presence. she controlled the room. she control the conversation. she was very coherent. she joked. she control the conversation. she was very coherent. shejoked. she was very coherent. shejoked. she was lively. she was basically good company. tell us a bit more about the inside that she gave you about what drove osama bin laden to become the mastermind of this appalling, the mastermind of this appalling, the worst terrorist incident, 9/11. at the start of the conversation, i could have been sticking to any mother who had lost a son anywhere in the world. she was very much akin to her memories of him as a child. she said he was tedious, he was pious, he was polite. he was a mentor to his younger half—brothers and sisters. she said he was almost and sisters. she said he was almost a perfect child and she loved him very much and he did, too. then we get to the university years at a university in saudi arabia and that she believes her son was

this is such a ridiculous thing to say, that trump is like osama bin laden?ean, look, on basis of being able to rally men and appeal to young men. look, football coaches do that. i've been in the army. the drill instructors do that. if that is it, then, i mean it's, it is comparison that is meaningless. liz: you know what -- >> besides being inaccurate. liz: beyond. what happened to when they go low we go high? again, what's with the democrat messaging here as it relates to getting the message out to the middle class or working class voters? what is your take on the messaging here? >> well the message is, we don't like donald trump. he's terrible. liz: he is a terrorist. >> and all the republicans working for him. they don't have a message. there is no policy message. it is all, it is all trump. look, democrats have an advantage in this race as the out party does in a midterm election but i don't think they have played it very well. they may win the house anyway. at the moment i would say they would but -- liz: fred, here is the thing. market is up 40%. at 18

raid and oversaw the bin laden raid. can he be dismissed or put in the same category as john brennan? >> we see donald trump attempting to put everyone who opposes him into that category, and acting in an authoritarian manner, seeking to undermine their credibility as well as to punish those who speak the truth as they have seen it. there's no reason to expects the same might be true of the admiral. what we're seeing here both in the nixon presidency and worse in the trump presidency are authoritarian actions. in nixon's case with the enemy's list it was authoritarian words. there were other authoritarian actions by nixon for which he was impeached and had to leave office. we are seeing myriad a good number of authoritarian actions by donald trump and those are some of the things the special prosecutor, mr. mueller, is looking at including a likely obstruction of justice in further of his authoritarian actions. >> we should remind viewers when sarah sanders announced the revocation of brennan's clearance, she read a list

one was the reporting to listen to osama bin laden satellite phone. losing the phone and the country lost valuable intelligence. >> he said reporters made it harder to track down bin laden before 9/11. is that true? of course it's not true. it was debunked more than a decade ago. sarah sanders has yet to apologize for her screw up. i don't know what to say anymore, everybody. back with me now is anthony s r scaramucci and joe lockhart. joe, is this how it works? someone hapdnds you a piece of paper and do you lie to the public? >> this has never happened before. we've had great presidents. we've had terrible presidents. republicans and democrats. we've never had anything like this where a president, we have a president who is incapable of telling the truth. the washington post averages something like seven and a half to eight lies day. the job of the press secretary even with an honest president is very, very hard. you're balancing the interests of the president's political fortunes and the government with the press and the public's right know things.

. >>> the man who led the bin laden raid calls out trump to revoke his security clearance too.s morning a dozen follow. >>> an interview with elon musk as he says he's in the -- >>> and few surprise performances too. "early today" starts right now. >>> good friday morning. >> unmatched. timeless inspiration, glimpse of the divine. those are some of the words being used to describe the queen of soul. aretha franklin passed away at her home in detroit from pank a reattic cancer. >> as it continue play across the nation the globe. looks back at aretha's extraordinary life. ♪ >> reporter: there has never been a voice like hers. the undisputed queen of soul, aretha franklin. ♪ chain chain chain >> reporter: we know her songs so well. all it takes is the first few notes and we can sing the rest by heart ♪ does he love me i want to know ♪ >> it is amazing to find what it is singers do for people. >> reporter: aretha louise franklin was born in memphis. her dad a baptist minister, her mom a singer. their home wasn't always happy or stable and music was her outlet. she started out perfo

he oversaw that navy seal raid that led to the killing of osama bin laden, writing this scathing op ed in the "washington post" going after the president in very direct terms, saying he has not risen to the presidency and saying, i would consider it an honor if you would revoke my security clearance as well. you have embarrassed us, humiliated us on the world stage and worst of all divided us as a nation. if you think for a moment your mccarthy era tactics will suppress voices of criticism, you are sadly mistaken. mccraven has been critical of this president in the past. he had some very strong remarks about the president calling the press the enemy of the people, calling it, quote, the greatest threat to democracy he's ever seen. of course, he's seen a lot of threats to democracy over his years in the military, but very strong language today siding with someone that he has served with, john brennan in light of this move by the president just yesterday. >> yes. the admiral understands what the enemy of the people actually really means. what about this reaction on capitol hill? are repu

i'm not asking you for a pat on the back. >> he killed bin laden.udge jeanine: o'neill did. >> john brennan oversaw the mission that killed bin laden. >> in the violation of donald trump's fourth amendment rights, john brennan is also the guy who is deeply embedded in the skying scandal for the iran deal. this is the same defense given to bob mueller despite the obvious evidence that the case is a witch hunt. he served the country and i honor him for that. but that doesn't mean we overlook malfeasance or misfeasance. >> i hear you and the president has the right. these are the kind of actions that get people worried about the president. and november is coming. these are the things that will be on voters' mind when they make a choice in november. judge jeanine: should bruce ohr have his security clearances vacated, chris? >> i think there is a process. judge jeanine: i know there is a process. what do you think? you are here for your state of mind. what do you think, yes or no? >> i think he should keep his security clearance and let the process play

>> well, first of all,me osama bin laden's son, hamsa bin laden who is 29 years old and sees himselfs sort of the next young gun on the street has publicly come out and taken over for his dead father and wants to rekindle the al qaeda brand. as we know with terrorism over the years in israel, this is a very large psychological war, run by fear, and what we are seeing here is rekindling of al qaeda 2.0, starting to resurface on a tactical level. i think that al qaeda has had a significant amount of time since 2011 since osama bin laden was killed, all the p.r. and all the military operations have shifted to isis primarily iraq and syria and after president trump came into power, he was extremely aggressive by unleashing our forces, not just our special ops but larger control of infantry to flush out those pockets. it's given al qaeda a significant amount of time to regroup but from what i understand like with any other terror group we've taken down in israel or have smashed in israel, what happened is you get pieces of these -- of this organization which smashes into hundreds, if not

tell us what struck you when you spoke to osama bin laden's mother.e room. she controlled the conversation. she was very coherent. she joked, she was very coherent. she joked, she was lively and she was basically good company. and tell us more about the sort of insights that she gave you about what drove osama bin laden to become the mastermind of this appalling, the worst terrorist incident, 9/11? while, at the start of the conversation i could have been speaking to any mother who had lost a son the world. she was very much sticking to her memories of osama as a child. she said he was studious, pious, polite. she said he was a mentor to his younger brothers and sister and she said he was almost a perfect child. she loved him very much and he did too. then we get to the university years at king abdulaziz university injeddah. alia ghanem believes her son was radicalised by a group belonging to the muslim brotherhood there. she says the transformation was slow at the beginning. it became almost a zealotry. he became quite hardened and distant. still lov

. >> famous photo of the night of the osama bin laden raid. you tweeted john brennan was the point person for obama white house on the operation that killed osama bin laden. there is a deeper point. this is a guy that you want to keep close to you. this is a guy who actually knows something about some of the biggest threats facing this country. >> he served for decades. he knows more about terrorism than just about anybody in the country. you would want him as a resource. you ask about motivation. donald trump, his associates are under investigation for potentially conspiring with a foreign adversary to undermine our democracy. that is already produced guilty pleas. and that circle is closing around donald trump, his family members and closest associates. so what he needs is villains. to stir up his base. john brennan is a patriots. and we have the president in the oval office who is being investigated for potentially conspiring with russia. that is the real story here. and what trump wants is it to be he said, she said. no, there is one perso

one of the worst is publishing listening to osama bin laden's phone in the late '90s. because of that, he stopped using the phone and the country lost valuable intelligence. >> that story is just not true. it was debunked years ago, despite the claim having been made by george w. bush and the 9/11 commission. osama bin laden was known to use a satellite phone, something that was widely known at the time and had been previously reported. by the time it was reported the u.s. may be able to monitor that phone, bin laden was already scaling back use of those devices, it's quite a stretch to go back two dpek aids to a debunked story to defend the behavior we all saw last night. are you supporting a free press if you spread lies from the podium? and does the president support a free press, if he also support the people who try to stop journalists from doing their jobs. the president retweeted a video of fans booing jim acosta. the rally gets ugly. what does the president do? retweet a video in support of the hecklers. that's why when asked a second time whether she supports

military history, the raid that killed osama bin laden. today the strongest of words for the american president. he said in his op-ed former cia director john brennan whose security clearance you revoked is one of the finest public servants i have known. i would consider it an honor if you revoke my security clearance as well so i can add my name. through your actions referencing the president you have embarrassed us in the eyes of our children, humiliated us on the world stage and divided us as a nation. and just a final point on the importance of folks who maintain their security clearance like this, former intelligence officials, this guy involved in literally hundreds of special operations raids killing all the bad guys or many of the bad guys in iraq and afghanistan, if there was someone you wanted to consult or a terror threat to the u.s. and someone you had to take out abroad he would be the man. that is why maintaining the clearances means something. >> no shortage of credibility there. how remarkable is it for the former cia direc

raid that ultimately killed osama bin laden in pakistan, he's now calling for president trump to revokecourse, in reaction to what happened to former cia director john brennan, his clearance taken away by the white house as we learned from the briefing this time yesterday. jeremy diamond is our white house reporter and jeremy, we're talking about retired admiral william mccraven. what exactly did he say? >> that's right, brooke. well, admiral mccraven, who is pretty highly respected former senior military officer, who as you mentioned, did oversee the planning and the execution of the raid that ultimately killed osama bin laden, he has now put out a statement telling the president to revoke his security clearance, as well, after the president moved just yesterday to revoke the security clearance of former cia director, john brennan. let me just read you an excerpt of this really remarkable letter from admiral mccraven. he writes, like most americans, i had hoped that when you became president, you would rise to the occasion and become the leader this great nation needs. through your act

did he, i mean, what was he thinking when you threw bin laden out there? the show was over, and so was my life at that point. and tim pulled me aside, and we actually lost on the question what would a margarita say. and tim pulled me aside and he's concerned, and i'm like, oh, i'm concerned, too, tim. and he says, ah, i'm sorry i missed that one. my grandmother's name is actually margarita. >> jimmy: that's what he was worried about. >> yeah. not so much me. >> jimmy: not at all. >> tim is a very sweet man. >> jimmy: if you could do this over again, would you change it or are you okay with the way it turned out? >> oh, i don't think i would do it again. >> jimmy: to any bin laden fans, thank you for the shout out. >> you know, i haven't heard from them yet. but i'm sure i will now. >> jimmy: well, we got you a little present, and i hope you appreciate this. it's actually for your son, but here you go. it's a little onesie for your son. so, and it's got obama on one side and then not obama. all right? thank you, evan. we'll send this to you. tonight in the

why the architect of the osama bin laden raid is asking to have his security clearance pulled. >>> tragic discovery. police finding the body of a woman and two young girls. after investigators arrested the family's father. >> we feel so stupid about that now. >> and hear from close family friends who offered for the man to stay with them before he was arrested. >>> remembering aretha. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t >> paying respect to the queen of soul from presidents to fans. even in outer space. how aretha franklin is being recommended this morning. >>> plus, free tuition for all. where medical students will be going to school for free. >>> and why this weekend is expected to be the busiest wedding weekend in years. >>> and we do say good morning on this friday. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm linsey davis in for diane. >>> we're going begin with the breaking news. a severe damaging storm stretching from the south to the great lakes and poised to push east ward today. >> heavy wind and rain have been hammering parts of the south since last evening. one storm cell taking aim at northern alabama. virtually d

. —— 0sama bin laden.me from saudi arabia and let's point out, because it gets forgotten, that the bin laden family is one of the richest families in saudi arabia. her son seems to want to add then she is father and that could spell not just disaster. she is father and that could spell notjust disaster. -- his son. extraordinary to hear the human side of the family at the heart of this. let's just take a look at, we have several other stories to try to fit in. the sun talks about mars barred. book about this. this dreadful killing in london this week of a man who had previously been cleared of another murder, two killings on the same street in camberwell in the south london. basically what is thought to be a factor in this is this thing where gangs are goading each other on, using the victims of this one was involved, part of a drill and what this is saying is that the confectionery company mars have pulled their advertisers because they don't want to be associated with this type of music. of course it may

those that were there when we captured bin laden. both bushes and reagan and obama. this is an incredible amount of really important insight into how the world works. we instead got donald trump with very little insight leading this. >> is this an enemy's list on par with nixon's? >> sure looks like nixon's. out there. i mean, nixon's hidden until the tapes, i think. you have the press secretary reading the list on national television. >> yes, exactly. it's funny how often in these situations not something that's whispered in a corridor but something that's writ large in the public. of course, this comes as this white house is facing troubles. it has a former aide now accusing the president of using horrible racial epitaphs, claiming a tape. it may not be true but still it's a controversy that this white house clearly does not like. do you see through this as a transparent attempt just to find, turn the page? >> i think it could be all these things at once. clearly is distracting and so impulsive and undisciplined and reactive. it could be anger, also. someone said w

ability to listen to osama bin laden's satellite phone in the late '90s.luable intelligence. >> that claim was made in the best selling book then validated by the 9/11 commission and repeated by president george w. bush. here is the thing. it is not drew. bin laden's satellite phone was public knowledge for two years before he went off the grid in 1998. it was first vrevealed in 1996 y the taliban. the suggestion that we in the media caused bin laden to go dark is false. the president is trying to whip up his base. he is trying to blame the division and distrust he is creating on the people who are charged withholding him accountable. the president believes attacking us in the media is a political winner. for some the anger the president is fomenting is turning into actual threats. as i shared on friday, i have received them. again, i am not alone. the same day i shared my story, a trump supporter called in to c-span and threatened to shoot cnn anchors brian stelter and don lemon. >> brian stelter and don lemon from cnn called trump supporters all racists.

and late today, the man who oversaw the raid on osama bin laden, his message for president trump. >>>lso tonight, the new audio released by omarosa. secretly recording a member of the trump family. you'll hear the offer of money for omarosa after she lost her job at the white house. >>> also breaking, just a short time ago, the jury deliberating in the paul manafort trial, with a request for the judge. what this could signal. >>> the pregnant mother and her two young daurters who disappeared, the husband who pleaded for their return. that husband now behind bars. and now, the discovery. what authorities have just revealed. >>> and the major storm system moving in tonight, set to hit on friday across much of the east. rob marciano standing by with the new track tonight. >>> good evening. and it is great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. and we're going to begin here with the queen of soul, the woman whose powerful voice was singular and whose lyrics were the backdrop of so much history in this country. aretha franklin has died. we learned today franklin died of pa

and the execution arm of shooting osama bin laden in the face. john brennan, on the other hand, got them there to carry out the mission, to avenge the 3,000 lives that we lost at 9/11. these are two men of the highest integri integrity. i have met john brennan many times. he is a man who speaks his mind usually with great reservation. on the other hand, you have admiral mcraven, speaking as a patriot. he is saying the president of the united states cannot do this. it is an absolute vote -- if you tie it into the other cia directors, it is a vote of no confidence on this president with regards to intelligence and special operations matters. that will speak to his supporters. >> i want to play a little bit of what the admiral had to say earlier today, and then, sean, get your reaction on the other side. >> the reason people told theho security clearances is to be helpful, remain appraised of facts. we would give away generations of experience if people did not have the ability to look at the facts in a classified setting and provide advice to their

retired navy admiral william mccraven, the man who oversaw the raid that killed bin laden, also wrote a letter, challenging the president to revoke his security clearance too. saying it would be an honor if he did so. but the president appears to be unfazed by all of the high-level pushback. "the washington post" reports he's gearing up to strip even more officials of their security clearances and that could happen soon, saying, quote, as part of an escalating attack against people who criticized him or played a role in the investigation of alleged russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. let's go right to the white house and my colleague, nbc's peter alexander, who's been tracking this all overnight, including the breaking developments. so, peter what are you learning today? >> the president clearly feels emboldened. we now how much he likes appearing strong and decisive. those close to president trump says he views his ability to pull clearances in the same category as the presidential pardon power, something he can do unchecked. remember sarah sanders just this week

. >> the statement came hours after the architect of the osama bin laden raid retired admiral william published a stunning rebuke. he wrote, brennan is one of the finest public certify vent serv ever known. i would like you to revoke any security clearance as well. >> despite the criticism. most republicans don't seem to think revoking brennan's clea clearance is that big of a deal. >> i don't know former employee continue to carry their clearance anyway. i don't see how he has helped. >> mr. brennan has gone way over the view. pulling his clearance makes sense. >> the fact he is out there every single day acting in a partisan way doesn't help his cause. >> former top government officials are generally allowed to keep security clearance to advise feud administrations. >>> president trump will have to wait until next year for his military parade. it was scheduled for november, but the defense department will explore dates into 2019. the parade would be held on the eve of the armistice that ended world war i. >> the planning for the parade is up to $92 million. tens of millions higher t

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everyone wanted to get in briefings about the greater jury over bin laden.e war on terror was going to end. one of the seals bought a dog in illegally. they were in the compound doing the killing. one exploded and crashed. it was a big explosion and the neighbors perhaps would be curious. i will tell you if you went and read about two or three weeks after the raid, they went and talked to the neighbors who all said the same thing. we were told that morning there'd be a lot of action. don't talk to anybody. let me just say this. one of the stories was the u.s. news. the seals brought a dog out there and the dog was put outside if anybody got curious about what was going on with the explosion. i remember saying, a dog that barks in urdu. wow, we can beat this story. [laughter] that he was two years later it in the newspaper world were they all see another mass lawyer, brenden -- later the cia for who doesn't buy as much just because he hasn't been in office as long. anyway, they had all these briefings that were going on in everybody's getting great stories an

this is a guy who led the raid to kill bin laden. and had a distinguished career and has not made a habit of getting out and being political in his statements. the president, with john brennan and others have felt unfairly attacked. the reason that brennan and others are speaking out, mcraven, you can add him to the list. they are shocked and appalled by the president's actions whether it is related to the russia investigation or the course language the president uses in his twitter feed. the president, he has this thin skin. and is seeking some sort of control. doesn't have vol -- control over the mueller probe. and the actions he can take is certainly one of the things he can do in the short-term to make himself feel better. certainly doesn't put a muzzle on john brennan. >> some people say it is about donald trump being petty. it could be about the fact that he is having a bad week with manafort's trial coming to an end and omarosa out at every opportunity. but some people think back to 1973 and the memo from white house counsel j

a low blow for sean kasten. >> in many ways, this will sound overly hyperbolic, trump and usama bin ladenmon, the bully pulpit to activate, marginalize. rob: a statement made during a meet and greet in illinois. the campaign says his words were poorly chosen and regrettable. jillian: alexandria ocasio-cortez turning heads for her far left socialist platform which helped her defeat joe crowley. >> implement is low because everyone has two jobs, capitalism is not always existed in the world and it will not always exist in the world. medicare for all is much cheaper than the current system right now. rob: should the gop be embracing her message as well? our next guest says yes. roger marshall joins us to explain why. please explain. >> first of all from manhattan, kansas, when miss ocasio-cortez came to kansas with bernie and kansas heard the story of control, this scares us to death. it helps contrast the republican party where we want to give you choices versus the democrat socialist platform of control. our numbers have gone up since they came and visited. jillian: curious to see how this

. ♪ >> bin laden. >> ba ram. >> you have heard bin laden obama, right? that's a filibuster.f the $100,000 pyramid. last name obama. he said he is tired. >> have a good day. >> in london a car just crashed into the barriers outside of the houses of parliament. >> scott land yard counter terrorism unit is now investigating the incident. >> corrupt anti-trump fbi agent peter strzok has finally been fired. >> president trump taking to twitter paced on the fact that strzok was in charge of the witch-hunt, will it be dropped? >> four suspects accused of training children to be school shooters in new mexico have been granted bail. >> a judge going against recommendations of the fbi and sheriff's department and granting $20,000 bail to the suspects. >> according to a new gallup poll, democrats view socialism more positively than they do capitalism. >> there is

the son of bin laden married to 9/11 hijacker, bin laden married mohamed's daughter who ran plane inenter in 2001 killing thousands of americans, the americans say he's al-qaeda leader himself and vow to avenge his father's death. rob: investigators looking for answer after train derails crashing to commuter tracks, sending containers tumbling filled with household items and also food, nobody was hurt but what is to say the crash was like earthquake, tracks are severely damaged and to word on when service will be restore there had in pittsburgh. five people are dead after plane crashes in a california mall parking lot, dash cam showing the moments that hit, you can see it, the pilot declared emergency before crash, the cause is under investigation and the victims have not been identified, thank youfully nobody in the parking lot was hurt. president trump inching closer to decision whether they will sit down with robert mueller this as attorney fires back after mix-up with regarding donald trump's, jr. meeting who claim to have dirt on hillary clinton, he now says he made a mistake af

from the pro cycling group fox and shot five not says bin laden has a lot to learn from other european city. in cities that are just beginning to improve cycling like paris madrid or barcelona they're spending huge amounts of money and redesigning their infrastructure that's yet to happen in berlin so brylin doesn't already help other cities are going to overtake it. according to a billings city council member does exact lines will be repainted this time that's all we have time for thanks for joining us. one organize a posse it's a real policy because there is no rubbish hanging about everyone writes that only on their own car and then we park. and you know what the great thing is you know.

might remember most the most high profile case ready was that of the reported bodyguard of asama bin laden when he was actually deported back to tunisia even though a local administration caught at administration of court had ruled that he shouldn't be and on top of that you also have the question of the freedom of press that's also being discussed again in the media here in germany at the moment and that came off the back of an event at a piggy to rally by the far right movement where the t.v. crew was actually questioned by the police after a complaint had been made by a demonstrator and it was later found that the press haven't actually been breaking any laws at all. sorry these are the big kind of questions that need to be addressed still and are continuing to be during by like merkel under the top politicians at the moment well the other issue addressed during this interview was climate and michael was asked whether she still viewed herself as the climate chancellor how did she respond to that though she did say of course we remember as well that once upon a time she was the environme

navy admiral who oversaw the raid that captured osama bin laden. what kind of impact, general, do you think that's going to have? >> good evening. by the way, i know today was a day of personal loss for you, so condolences to you from myself and my wife. >> thank you, general. >> now, on this letter, i mean, i read it mid afternoon. it was absolutely breathtaking. i mean, talk about 250 lean words packing a great punch. and frankly, and i don't think i'm exaggerating here. probably reflecting a broad consensus amongst a majority of men and women in american military uniforms. they're tired of this. they're very proud of their nation, and mccraven's comments show a certain sense of embarrassment. i think it will be a crystallizing moment in terms of attitudes. now, the chairman of the joint chiefs, general dunford isn't going to say things publicly. all the people still on active duty will maintain their silence, and of course, they'll do their duty. but when you have a man of the prestige and accomplishment of bill mccraven willing to go public lik