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it's a tough decision and it was a really bad guy, a guy who was worse than osama bin laden. he was the person that was executing iran malign policies in the world and in the region. his killings and loss of whim have become legendary in the world today. whenever i see one of our young men and women missing an arm or leg they owe that to general qasem soleimani who killed hundreds of people and was responsible for the ied program that took the lives of so many and maimed so many of our men and women who were fighting in the middle east. he got to the point where he was wandering around really with impunity and not worried about what he was doing or that anyone would take action against him but let's look at the timeline he started by blowing up oil tankers and not nothing was done about it. the attack to the audie sortie fields where they were working and nothing was done about it and took down a drone of ours over international space and nothing was done about it and finally they ratcheted up for the fall 13 attacks on u.s. soldiers u.s. bases in iraq or these were men and w

it was a really bad guy, guy who was worse than osama bin laden. he was the person who is executing iran's maligned policies in the world and in the region. his killings and loss of limbs have become legendary in the world today. whenever i see one of our young men and women missing an arm or a leg they -- general soleimani. he was responsible for the ied program that took the lives of so many and maimed so many of our men and women that were fighting in the middle east. here gotten to the point where he was wandering around with impunity and not worried about what he was doing or that anybody was going to take any action. let's look at the timeline over last year. the iranians started blowing up oil tankers and nothing was done about it. they attacked the saudi oilfields and 100 americans were working in nothing was done about it. they took them a drone of hours over international space and nothing was done about it. finally theyy ratcheted up 13 attacks on u.s. soldiers at u.s. bases in iraq. these are men of women that we have asked to go over t

greg: this man got bin laden to open up, former navy seals rob o'neill. she's as grim as she is trim, fox nation kat timpf. [cheering] he does not drive, he orbits, my massive psychic tyrus. [cheering] greg: all right mark, are you excited about the democrats, anyone that excites you? >> amy klobuchar, no one knows anything about her except her conecomb so when joe biden is snipping her hair he get the thousand island dressing. [laughter] greg: rob, what are your thoughts. >> i find myself walking on the house out of nowhere same buttigieg, i love the name and if i go to the name beetlejuice,

that was osama bin laden's youngest son.15, the group's leader kind of unveiled him to the world in a video and called him a lion from the den of al qaeda. at that time they were growing concerned he was being groomed as a future leader. but he was only in his late 20s. and there and he was not high on the cia's priority list. and the cia did not assess he was next in line for al qaeda's succession. >> and i think you reported that his favorite channel, the president's favorite channel, fox news, gave a lot of attention to a released video of bin laden's wedding of f you can believe it or not, you can't make this stuff up. he mare that he had daughter of 9/11 hijacker, muhammad uta. and that was troubling for a lot of people. and that's around the time that donald trump was exorting the cia to review that, even though it was against their best judgment, they made it a priority and he was ultimately killed in an air strike in 2018. the u.s. didn't confirm until last year and the first report he killed and look, no one is shed

walking making that long walk up through that door to that microphone and talking about killing osama bin laden and i just look at that. but what was every bit disturbing was the president talking that way and swearing and attacking people was the audience. the enablers because of their fear, because of their whatever it is and they keep making excuses. and the excuses that you just cited, the masterful contrast you did in the former hour putting up, you know, what clinton did and what trump did. it just is stunning. you just shake your head. you kind of can't believe it. but he's got more than 50 enablers in the u.s. senate that out of fear, out of something that continue to play up to that. i would assume nobody took him aside afterwards any more than they did after the state of the union and said mr. president, you've got to stop doing that. >> let's get to the exception of mitt romney who is the sole republican to vote to convict the president on one of the counts, can you get to the why? because you addressed this in the op-ed. and you write, in private many of my republican colleagues agr

well mixed feeling number one because as a survivor of 911 we when they're looking for osama bin laden and. with the taliban was basically they were supporting al qaeda both at the same time you know we killed osama bin laden many years ago we should have been having this occupation for so long as a survivor i didn't need these actually we didn't have remember when we were going to war we went to places we were in you know afghanistan and then we went to iraq and iraq didn't have anything to do with 911 to try to the idea that the iraqi people we walked with that he was in so a at this seen way of what we're doing right here in afghanistan we were in the year when your main purpose that main purpose was a change of viber i won the award to win and not only because of the people that we lost one of the people that were killed in the process because there were many civilians that were killed in afghanistan do we know our occupation of the contrary . i greek police are fighting a gas against migrants at the country's border with turkey refugees have been seen throwing stones at offices th

. >> the fact that the cia trained osama bin laden, for example. that was fact-checke >> yeah, the cia -- >> no, the cia funded the actually train osa laden.'t big difference. >> well, he was one of the leaders of it. and you can't get around that by saying, "we gave money tohe mujahideen," which he's a part of andne of the leaders of, and say, "oh, no, we had nothing to do with osama bin laden." >> well, i don't know.er the fact-checame back an said that was a stretch. >> he's an unintended consequence of the ft that -- >> that's closer. that's closer fact. >> before you assassinate the top general of a country, you should pause and thinkab t the unintended nsequences of that. before you invade iraq, which had nothing to do with 9/11, you know, you should stop and think about that and the consequences of th. and so, naturally, when i put out a film like "fahrenheit 9/11," i mean,th 're gonna come at me with everything they've got. but the fact of the matter is, is that people don't want to hear that had something to do with helping to fund the ver

well, people don't like the them., and so then they dispute >> the fact that the cia trained osama bin laden, for example. w th fact-checked. >> yeah, the cia -- >> no, the cia funded the mujahideen, but they didn'ttu ly train osama bin laden. big difference. >> well, he was one of the leaders of it.an you can't get around that by saying, " gave money to the mujahideen," which he's a part of and one of the leaders of, and say, "oh, no, we had nothinb to do with osa laden." >> well, i don't know. the fact-checkers came back and said that was a stretch. >> he's an unintended co-equence of the fact that >> that's closer. that's closer fact. >> before you assassinate the top general of a country, you should pause andhink about the unintended nsequences of that. before you invade iraq, which had nothing to do with 9/11, you know, you should stopth ank about that and the consequences of that. out a film likely, when i put "fahrenheit 9/11," i mean, they're gonna come at me with everything they've got. but the fact othe matter is, hear that we had sng to doto with helping to fund the very thing tha

osama bin laden is dead so are the 9/11 terrorist. general qassem soleimani is dead iran is weakened and isolated. saddam hussein is dead and has been out of power for a generation, and iraq is a sovereign nation that can and should dictate its own course. riwe now face new challenges and our priorities have rightfully changed and they must. well this resolution speaks only to offensive action against iran i believe it repeals the 2002 aumf to bring the troops home in iraq also time to repeal the 2001 aumf to bring the troops in afghanistan home. that is a question that we can snd should address in this body but in the meantime we as a body and a nation should agree there is no justification for further use of military force or a declaration of war by congress. this is consistent with the president's desire to keep us out it is consistent with the vision of our founding fathers by requiring express consent from the bicameral legislature and with the conviction the american people who sons and daughters lay down their lives to defend u

by bin laden hide and not far from berlin where tesla has been ordered to stop selling freeze in order to make way for its new factory now a court will decide whether or not the recently arrived in uganda continue to ravage through crops is a shortage of spray planes and funds to fight off the pests which is seeing officials take extraordinary measures the movie with the ugandan army is on the move but it's armed with portable past sprayers rather than rifles the enemy billions of doesn't locusts the swarms originally came from kenya now they are wreaking havoc and ugandan province of. this is quite big it's bigger than the other 2 to kill or to get out it is quite big it's covered in give it a be good year from what telling me. about this a boat. could even be. 100 do. so use it because it because. according to the un's world food programme a swarm of this size can eat as much food as 35000 people in a day the food security of up to 13000000 people is threatened by the plague and those with the least resources are most at risk such a small farmers or shepherds. when i saw these locust

so happy that until now it was like a prisoner of my beard and i'm free meanwhile saw was osama bin laden the man the u.s. desperately wanted remained elusive escaping from the tora bora cave network but between the battle lines the violence unleashed on anniston afghans was beginning to a marriage of family homes bombed in the chaos of war. when we're in a situation. where we're in a combat zone. unfortunately sometimes mistakes are made. and 2014 most foreign troops withdrew. into the vacuum step to results in taliban who mounted a ruthless guerrilla campaign retaking territory and stepping up its use of suicide attacks by the end this long war had left 40000 civilians dead. after the blast it was a horrific scene many people were on the ground and i managed to get myself to the ambulance. i don't know what happened next. when the 1st hints of a truce were revealed enemy fighters out on the street. to lecture one after so many years of violence and vengeance. now seems of all from joins me now for more. let's just talk about the deal for the u.s. president donald trump gets to show his

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osama bin laden is dead. so are the 9/11 terrorists. general soleimani is dead. iran is weakened and isolated. saddam hussein is dead and has been out of power for a generation. and iraq is a sovereign nation that can and should dictate its own course. we now face new challenges, and our priorities have rightfully changed, and they must. while this resolution speaks only to offensive action against iran, i believe it's time to repeal the 2002 aumf and bring our troops in iraq home. it's also time to repeal the 2001 aufm and bring our troops in afghanistan home. that is a question that we can and should address in this body. but in the meantime we as a body and as a nation should at least agree that there is no justification for further military action in iran in the absence of a new authorization for the use of military force or a declaration of war by congress. this resolution is consistent with the president's desire to keep us out of excessive, unnecessary, and especially undeclared, unconstitutional wars. it's consistent with the vision of our founding father

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mast, because of soleimani, the biggest terrorist in the middle east since bin laden.i think the world, mr. secretary, is much safer without him. with that i yield back. >> thank you mr. mccaul. mr. meeks. >> thank you, mr. chairman. every time you testify, i can't help but think of those days when you on this side of the dais. i can remember vividly you thundering away at secretary clinton during the benghazi hearing. know what? she showed up voluntarily, sat there for 11 hours. but with you, sir, we had to move heaven and earth to get you here today for just two hours. to me that shows disregard for the oversight responsibilities of the united states congress. it is clear that the trump administration systems and iran are reckless and impulsive. even after iran emerged as a hotspot as the coronavirus operators on the verge of being a pandemic, you can only commit today to two hours. after the soleimani strike, the iraqi council of representatives passed a resolution calling for u.s. troops to be kicked out of iraq. which is exactly what soleimani wanted to do for 20

think american, ignorance -- he was not on anyone's radar, americans in general, he was not osama bin laden, yes he had done a lot of damage, but over there. i think american forgetfulness, i think self interest will rule as long as nothing escalates here. we will go back to cannot afford to pay the rent? where is my health care insurance? all legitimate issues. but i think also forgiveness. we are a forgiving people also. i think the ball is in the democrats court now. he has kind of, trump has played this well. when we didn't think he was going. two he's played it well, as he plays other missteps well. and we see say elizabeth warren. who had the temerity to actually call soleimani what he was, a terrorist, and a murderous terrorist. pulling back, because the left, is now saying you can't see anything that sounds complimentary to trump. so the democrats are going to have to find their voice, their backbone, the principles. this issue and beyond. >> let's stick with the democrats on this issue how do you see this affecting, if at all the democratic primary the nomination race >> i don't i

we fought ten 2-year wars. >> harris: did we know usama bin laden had moved back then?g guy. all he did was fight the war, i didn't plan it. >> harris: leslie? >> leslie: i've lived in pakistan and i've seen with the taliban does to people. i haven't served our nation as you did, and thank you for doing that. for my freedom. it's not just negotiating with terrorists, these terrorists cannot be trusted. the word "peace" and "taliban" in the same sentence, i don't trust it. i don't buy it. i don't have an ever will. >> joey: i think it's conjecture. it's a sidestep from another step forward. i just don't believe in every anyway it does anything to make our country with the worlds they replace. >> harris: this is why i started there, that when you see certain groups of people around the world you know that they love the fight. they love to be in the fight, it's their identity, it's part of their stamp on the world. you have to identify those people. otherwise you fight them forever. dagen? >> dagen: do you anticipate the taliban perceives our actions, even our words, as we

the islamic extremists who sheltered osama bin laden will agree to reduce violence, reject al qaeda, fight isis and enter into a possible power sharing agreement with the afghan government. the u.s. will draw down troops from 12,000 to 13,000 now to 8,600 at the start. president trump has said repeatedly he wants to end america's longest war. >> after 19 years, we'd like to bring our young people back home. >> reporter: afghanistan's former president hamid karzai says u.s. troops outstayed their welcome. >> you were very heavy-handed against afghan people. >> reporter: but afghanistan also made huge strides since the u.s. overthrew the taliban, including more education especially for girls taliban officials here promise to be less extreme in the future, but some afghans are skeptical and worry they will revert to their old ways u.s. officials stress the pullout will be gradual and conditions based. lester >> a big moment. richard engel, thank you. >>> up next, royal and rock how they were jamming today in london. >>> prince harry is in the uk for his final engagements as a royal. tod

the taliban had refused to hand er osama bin laden, so the americans carried out airstrikes and drove taliban from power. by004, there was a u.s.-backed aivernment in place. but resistance rd for many years. 2014,o n ended its combat mission, leaving afghan army to fight theib t, and the americans continued their own scale back presence. from h te, theiban gained territory, the insurgencysome continued. 2018, the taliban said it would meet with american officials to eand a roadmap to peace, but it was infusing to to the afghan government and said it was an american puppet. and then last year, it seems the two sides are close to an america announced it would begin to withdraw troops. but days later, president trump said the talks were dead after the taliban admitted being involved in the death of an american soldier. here we are in early 2020 with, we think, an agreement. one might be, how can you have a deal if the afghan government has not been involved? the head of the bbc afghan >> the negotiation team and american offspials have been king and negotiating and finalizing a document

administration, when he was the leader of al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula, or indeed the killing of 0sama bin laden experts say that, frankly, given the americans, in their national security interests, had labelled soleimani as a terrorists, there frankly is very little legal difference. no, i do not know who are those expert but i beg to disagree and i think most of my colleagues beg to disagree. there is a substantive difference between targeting a non—individuals behind terror attack and targeting the person in charge of a legitimate state's armed forces... hang on, hang on... it does not matter that the us declared it a terrorist group... no, surely what matters, if i may say so, ms callamard, is the evidence. the evidence is that general soleimani was working with actors inside iraq who had, in the recent past, lobbed mortars at the us compound in baghdad, had killed a us contractor, had plans for more military operations. how much evidence do you need that this man represented a threat? let me explain to you that, first of all, under international law and for the reasons that i have pointed o

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taliban was basically they were supporting al qaeda both at the same time you know we killed osama bin laden many years ago we should have been having this occupation for so long as a survivor i didn't need these actually we didn't have remember when we were going to war we went to places we were in you know gary stern and then we went to iraq and iraq didn't have anything to do with 911 and they try to solve the idea that the iraqi people we walked with that he was doing so all of this seen way of what we're doing right here in afghanistan we were in the year when your main purpose that main purpose was a change of attitude viber i want the award to end and not only because of the people that we lost one of the people that were killed in the process because there were many civilians that were killed in afghanistan during our occupation of the contrie. heading to the u.s. state of montana now where a total of 4 city council officials of the us the prosecutor's office to drop charges against the whistleblower brandon bryant he lifted the lid on civilian killings in u.s. overseas drone operati

the question i've got nothing to hide and if you want to look at my phone to stop the next 911 or bin laden be my guest the biggest problem gentlemen i submit is our national our ignorance and our constitutional torpor and there's this insouciance that we have where we figure we don't need this this gets no way this is so was sidetracked these are different times quid the you get about 911 truth there is an ok if you're going to make an album going to break a few waves that's the problem well or our feelings yeah i. you're right about giving away consent none of us read all of that small font stuff on the great page we just check except at the bottom john the right grumbles about the deep state same question i asked lionel is the state now so deep that nothing congress does will constrain big brother. i think i don't think you can now because google amazon facebook all work for the government i mean how many people realize that in october zaka berg was in the white house 2 times having dinner with donald trump. there is a total merging of the corporate corporations with the state we have a

taliban was basically they were supporting al qaeda both at the same time you know we killed osama bin laden many years ago we should have been having this occupation for so long as a survivor i didn't need these actually we didn't have remember when we were going to war we went to places we were in you know gary stern and then we went to iraq and iraq didn't have anything to do with $911.00 and they tried to solve the idea that the the rocky people would walk with that he was in so all of this scene way over what we're doing right here in afghanistan we were in the year when your main purpose that main purpose was a change of viber i won the award to win and not only because of the people that we lost one of the people that were killed in the process because there were many civilians there were killed in afghanistan do we know our occupation of the concrete. almost 37000 migrants have crossed turkey's border with the u.s. the turkish interior minister has confirmed greece and bulgaria which border turkey have sent reinforcements to their borders spray vent people from crossing greek police

well mixed feeling number one because as a survivor of 911 we were in there looking for osama bin. laden with the taliban and was basically they were supporting al qaeda both at the same time you know we killed off some of the land and many years ago we should have been having this occupation for so long as a survivor i didn't need these actually we didn't have remember when we were going to war we went to places we were in you know gary stern and then we went to iraq and iraq didn't have anything to do with 911 and they tried to hold us the idea that the the rocky people would walk with that he was in so this scene way over what we're doing right here in afghanistan we were in the year we don't main purpose that main purpose was a change of a survivor i won the award to win not only because of the people that we lost but of the people that were killed in the process because there were many civilians that were killed in afghanistan do we know our occupation of that country. over to the u.s. state of montana now where a total of 4 city council officials have now asked the prosecutor's off

directly supporting those terrorists i'll ask you why didn't you the western powers negotiate with bin laden and al baghdadi to assist fire than to. now one of the big problems here is that there have been some talk about the possibility of nato using its article 5 to intervene on behalf of turkey in this in this instance and basically out of article 5 means that if a member of nato was attacked then that represents an attack on all members of nato but but the specific problem with this is that this only officially has to do with countries that are attacked in their own borders so whether or not this is going to happen is something that's still up in the air but of course we'll keep our viewers updated as the latest details become available. in court i think you for bringing us the latest on that. and now we're going to cross live to jamal wakim a professor of history and international relations at the lebanese university and beirut for further analysis on this how serious is this latest escalation do you think. well i believe it's a serious escalation from the. turks who chose to intervene