aid was somehow used to spread jihad is propaganda this is when bin laden and we're travelling to the united states school books printed offering anti semitic and jihadist propaganda and yes there's a different element in the us a this in the americans or aid agency was indeed. used. in the afghanistan war to. basically provide military or at least non-lethal military. support this happened by the way on all sides the publications you mentioned earlier there was another initiative. and it was actually it actually involved the university of nebraska they were basically hired to. provide school books for. afghans during the war and were designed to kind of stoke anti soviet. sentiment in the afghan population and this was a u.s. government initiative one of the united states are supporting the mujahideen in afghanistan and gorbachev was giving a morale boost to jihadists by were drawing soviet troops from afghanistan china of course was backing pakistan and of course we all found out the official explanation from washington is azzam of bin laden was found and killed in pakistan what hap

why did you not capture up some of bin laden -- osama bin laden? they were going to dig in.arines from the mediterranean and pacific fleet together, and 83-star and roll 83-star admiral asked me. me intelligence agents asked , they had osama bin laden pinpointed, and i had a quick computer study and i knew what mountains on the pakistan border, if you put troops on them, they could see each other and block those two valleys. theuld move my troops up two valleys, but i changed from navy command-and-control to army command-and-control, and i had not spent the time getting to know my boss 100 miles away and we missed the opportunity. the person who made the mistake was me. i assumed because we were going after that guy, everyone is in tuned to the intel. you should not make assumptions like that when you are adapting. david: they told you to pull back? gen. mattis: they did not tell me to go. david: ultimately you leave afghanistan and come back to the u.s. again. then you are asked to go into another war in iraq. you get in there and ultimately the fight is between the -- the

funded inspiration for osama bin laden and how decisions by russia's mikhail gorbachev turned al-qaeda into a global force to be reckoned with posable coming up about to going underground. seemed wrong. but all wrong just don't call. me you won't believe yet to shape out of disdain to come out again and engage me because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. economic system known as capitalism has generated more wealth than any other system in history in many ways it is defined maternity itself hundreds of millions have been lifted out of poverty however capitalism has also witnessed growing income inequality the appeal of socialism currently on the rise can count. welcome back in the past 48 hours israel one of britain's top markets for weapons areally bombarded civilians in syria and while boris johnson has not been repeating his support for bombing the country british commanders have told recruits to steer clear of europe because of coronavirus little trump more reluctant to attack damascus is this week said to retreat from the u.s.

and why did you not capture osama bin laden? gen.s: i had an admiral who had read a lot of history. and he said, "no one has held kabul in 500 years. they will fall back to kandahar, their spiritual home, and dig in. can you get the marines from the mediterranean fleet and pacific fleet together," this three-star admiral asked me. i was a one star marine. and move against kandahar. i say yeah, i can do that. so we got the troops in. and then the intelligence agency said osama bin laden was in one of two valleys. they were very sure of this. they had him pinpointed. so i had a quick computer study, and i knew what mountains on the pakistan border, if you put troops on them, they could see each other and block the two valleys. then i was going to move my troops up the two valleys, but i changed from navy command-and-control to army command-and-control, and i had not spent the time getting to know my boss 900 miles away, and we missed the opportunity. the person who made the mistake was me. i just assumed, because we were there to go af

you have so much in the same bin laden and someone had got his most. and they haven't and they will sell the. why did it. and if you could the 3 months i. give you all a fee a long. while well. yes i did. miss the whole. i'm with hindsight this is seen as a breakthrough in the real start the revival of the joe hart in the muslim erased is the 1st big defeat for the crusaders and it shows that they can actually be be defeated on the muslim revival can begin to gather some pace. and i just saw the way your home field of business from. the senate and for me out of out of a minute i. thought about of. what i meant it is how it. hasn't been and me and my. well. meaning afraid ness and. the sort of the gene and. the has that are going. back to us. i made the dean's victory and. lifted the muslims morag and enthusiasm for the fight. but 2 years later. i met a deans in the was killed by his slaves. his death could have put an end to his mission yeah. but he was followed by his son who had. a son would excel his father. but us at that had them out on 11 was a g

navy seal raids against bin laden. that was reported in real-time on twitter. where operating in a world where there's great for transparency about what our military forces are doing. that could be reported and go viral. all of this basically means there are so many factors to success in war that are not about what we think of as war. it's not just the kinetic aspect of it. i know that's a change so much as it is maybe constant war has become overly narrow. maybe we watched watch too mand war ii movies but over history we see war is unfounded and third meeting methods of fighting other than simply a direct clash of arms. many of these are quite effective. guerrilla tactics or information warfare is quite effective. we need to be able to adapt to these realities to use some of these tools when they make sense for the united states but certainly be prepared for them. more broadly, widen our concept of what war is. that instead of come up with the defense community in the u.s., we have all always terms, irrer warfare, unconventional warfare, unrestricted warfare.

[laughter] people think bin laden is hiding in the hindu kush, but did you know the everyday from 4:00 to 5:00 ecosystem on c-span? [cheers and applause] not complaining about c-span. i usually work on nbc. to not and thrilled to be on a network people actually watch. the fact that i am projected on four screens makes me the third-highest show on nbc. [applause] comcast bought abc this year. i assume by accident. -- bought an bc this year this year.ht nbc i seen by accident. or one goleman sachs bought it and bundled it in a lowered trance. i assumed that doug might work but it only kind of did. it will not join the on the road. that joke. all that history and all these amazing buildings and here we are, at the hilton. [laughter] the red carpet outside was amazing. who are you wearing? what does it matter. i'm going into a hilton. [laughter] wrong, i'm happy we are at the hilton because no matter how i do tonight, i am earning hilton honors points. [laughter] jokes. not like these but i will be laughing all the way to a free breakfast. [laughter] for those of you who do not know , the

he has been shot before the bin laden op.nitely saved people's lives that night i would say at least from getting injured. me getting out of military was a little rough. i will would say he helped me quite a bit during that transition. as you know, how important dogs are around just having a present can help you so much invaluable. and then the bin laden. what was your question specifically? i'm sorry? ainsley: i know he helped in operation neptune spear. i wanted to know what he did? what was his role? >> so valuable. their noses are amazing. they can find explosives if anything is set up. ambushes if anybody is hiding. any false walls or hidden rooms. he would use his nose to find explosives. dog are a very valuable tool. >> they are, they make us so happy. they are our best friend. ainsley: thank you. i'm glad he helped save your life. if you can get through this time we can do. you sacrificed so much. >> thank you. ainsley: god bless you. >> thank you so much. god bless you. ainsley: thank you. oil prices starting to rebo

that would be like obama announcing the death of bin laden on tiktok video: >> tonight i can report the united states has conducted an operation. ( song "bye bye bye" ) that killed osama bin laden. >> stephen: also, the tweet had absolutely no detail on how this immigration ban would work, which caught some senior department of homeland security officials off guard. well, that's really not comforting. you don't ever want homeland security to say, "we were caught off guard." that's like your doctor holding up your chest x-ray and going, "ooo, i did not see that coming. two lungs." clearly, trump's tweet is less about information and more about promoting today's press briefing reality-show style. ( as trump ) "here's a teaser of my new executive order. am i really going to ban all immigrants? will i throw wine in steve mnuchin's face and call him a bitch? gotta tune in to find out." and to back it up, today, trump tweeted, "i've had great 'ratings' my whole life. there's nothing unusual about that for me. the white house news conference ratings are 'through the roof'--monday night footbal

. >> former member who killed osama bin laden rob o'neill, he deployed over a dozen times, one of theost highly deck rate -- decorated seal combat vets. no matter, the situation i was in, past year, and the as -- frustrating and tragic as it was, it does not take away how i feel about being a veteran, and our military. and we will never back down. pete: navy seal chief eddie gallagher, has two bronze stars. to name a few. chief gallagher found not guilty after being charged with mistreating an isis terrorist during combat operation, his 19 years in service, and 8 tours resulted in dozens of terrorists, killed or cop -- captured. pete: we discuss the big issues, high stake raid, culture of our most elite military hop people teams, and have thank you so much. >> thank you. pete: what a fantastic group, i really have been looking forward to this, it happens guys like you, special operators, these are all special operators here, navy seals, well represented. we have army rangers and green berets, guys like you have been a mara part of missions hike the that killed al-baghdadi, i would be

now to bin laden to a founder of the skills for school app and the guy who did this video diary he joins me in the studio now and of course he's a modern day pioneer good to have you here with us and being a modern day pioneer can you tell me what exactly inspired you to become one so i think i did this out of a problem i wasn't really thinking ok i need to be a pioneer i have to change something but i have promised myself in school at the beginning and then i decided. to try to make it to make a tense change and to see how far can we get and how can we change something maybe in the education system in germany or maybe you're up all over the world and this is how this this skillful school app came a ballot to changing the world like pushing the envelope is not that unusual it with the young people in particular but to actually do something hands on like founding a company is somewhat unusual and now you spend 4 weeks in the u.s. and you say it expanded you horizon can you explore a little bit on not yet told me so when we started there i only had. the german ecosystem and the german star

iraq didn't get bin laden or afghanistan or pakistan didn't get bin laden. there is some high end sort of niche uch.s. capability that's n matched. we should bring those into the fight. but in the long run, i very much am in favor of trying to find an indigenous answer here. those are the ones that are going to be durable. >> can i tell one quick anecdote? we're in iraq at the end of 2008. steve, doug, myself and president bush. and culmination that we're handing off and the obama administration. the president had a state welcome. he had a great meeting with maliki. en with the out to sign the security agreements. we're all sitting on the side. and remember that's when the guy stands up and throws two shoes at the president. it was such chaos in that small move. when they stood up screaming, i spent too much time in iraq. that was my first thought. i thought my goodness. >> the second one of which president bush almost caught. but the president was gracious in that moment if you watch hin behind the scenes and calming it down. but he is getting whaled on by

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he reminds me a little bit about osama bin laden's family after 9/11, the fbi talked to them and said because they had connections and george bush was put -- george bush was friendly with other members of the bin laden situation, they were put on a plane and sent out of the country. similar thing with strassmeyer, and that was the end of that, huge opportunity in the investigation that was missed, in my opinion. one more, keep it brief, thank you. patriot conspiracy, your contention that the fbi investigating right-wing extremists prior to the bombing was partly because of waco and those issuesnd were partly responsible for the bombing. but i was expecting an investigation into operation patriot conspiracy, run by the fbi, they were in filtering -- they were infiltrating right-wing groups in the united states. was when of the few domestic terror operations the fbi managed to get through. it started in 1991, because an informant told the fbi that he had heard among a group of texas militia people that they were plotting to assassinate fbi agent. the informant had health problems, he wa

representing the usa pointing out that wiki leaks cables were founded well he's a former cia proxy asama bin laden's house in pakistan what do you think when you think they were going with that case to try and get as saddam's to virginia it's all about him it's and they want to create an image so mr assad he's an enemy suger free moral that he's a terrorist if you will and making him sort of connection with. some of the larger just fulfills their purpose to make that image the bible or any other court in the world with me during my trial the only thing that i see. for the trial the only thing accrued beyond a reasonable doubt was that i was black and they have theirs they have to show during my trial because there is no evidence that i was there is on the ruling on american black men who have the nerve to stand up against the cia and u.s. government yeah in your book i wanted to spy the persecution of an american whistleblower you say that racism the worst racism was not in missouri it was in northern virginia where they want to bring julian a songes of course a publisher and i and a journalist not

heard about bin laden and the new john good that we have a song that deals with rapid technological progress and in particular reflects a moment when too much technological optimization has occurred if you did. you get at this point what humans look for a place to slow down and return to nature and the origins of life. this is an important message that we want to give to the people he said especially to the mongolian youth so you. get to. look at most of symmetry in the middle of. the band john and it's a backdrop that symbolizes an entire generation spheres for the future. this deal with environmental protection unemployment and also the dangers of runaway technology i say. however they find their musical means and the old legends traditions and characteristics sounds of a mongolian culture. junkie to give people the name jonathan is closely connected with the history of the horsehead fertile goalie a national instrument told me things like that in the mongolians have always said that there was a very kind hearted man who owned a black horse named john not that keen on will say listen it mi

tom: we talked the day osama bin laden died and we talked at dav os but we have never seen the economicare in now. what do you need to see from our leadership, whether it is mr. trump or ms. merkel or boris johnson, what leadership does nouriel roubini need to see? nouriel: the political , the united states was a leader of an international coalition, the leader in 9/11, the leader after the global crisis. the united states is protectionist and not the leader and therefore everybody is on their own. these are problems, a global pandemic, global climate change, a common response cannot be a individual and the u.s. is totally awol. it does not want any form of international government. states, that is why i blame the united states for not having an international approach to the problem. francine: too short a time. we will get you back on soon. coming up next, we have our daily up date on covid-19 with john's hopkins university, speaking to jason farley, professor of nursing. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ "surveillance, "surveillance," from new york and london. conference andss with the backdrop o

bush had about the threat that bin laden represented would be declassified and shared with congress and shared with the american people, are you aware of any efforts to declassify or make public or share with congress the kind of information that went to the president and i guess, more importantly, when that intel went to the president about the potential danger that the coronavirus pandemic in china represented to americans? >> i think we're going to -- the public is going to demand to know what the white house knew, how it acted upon that and we are from reporting getting the first sort of outlines about that, when was the message first heard. adam schiff has already called for a commission to investigate, to get at that very question you asked, was there a ppd to focus on this. we have to remember in early january, there were a lot of things going on distracting this administration, impeachment, near war with iran, those are what any investigation of the administration's handling of this is going to have to look at, how well were those warnings heard, who was making them, who was lis

they gave afghanistan a warning, fairly quickly, to turn over bin laden and then proceeded to attack within weeks. now there is a lot more to that because bush gathers his war team together after the some timber 11th attacks and there are one or two proposals that they go beyond afghanistan. that they, and one particular case, there is a recommendation to attack iraq at that very first weekend meeting after september 11th. but that is generally put a side. and she was those words carefully. it is put aside but it is not rejected. but for the time being they decide to focus on afghanistan. that takes some time. it takes a few months for them to bring in sea i a teams and then eventually the military. to dislodge the taliban from -- table. from when we invade iraq that is a much longer story. there has been this recommendation at the very first meeting to attack iraq. why? because -- >> we know where it came from. >> yes. he does not get support from others there, if you can envision this meeting, it is principles meaning members, cheney, rumsfeld, powell. condoleezza rice. this is a r

up the crime so much in the same bin laden and the subhead get his most. and then i met and no seller i did it to the heart and if you could the 3 months i'm. well here i was in. your team will give you all a fee a long. while well. yes i did. miss the role that he had a sinking ship. and with hindsight this is seen as a breakthrough but the real start the revival of the jihad in the muslim erased is the 1st big defeat for the crusaders and it shows that they can actually be. be defeated on the field was in revival can begin to gather some place. that was. fun i just saw the way your home field of business. while the senate and for me are about of a minute i. thought about of. where i'm at it isn't it how would you know about. the news to me. as an illness who. slammed me and much for me again. well of. the hand afraid nest and. the sort of the gene and the. has that our goal. was to bear back a little. i made to dean's victory and. lifted the muslims more out and enthusiasm for the fight. but 2 years later. i met a dinging the was killed by his slaves. hi