of the documents found when they killed bin laden they knew that he was a person who bin laden himself had known about and had seen great things for and had given orders to establish the new sanctuary in the mountains. it was a figure of great interest for the intelligence community at the joint special operations command that ran to get them. but as far as how much of a threat he posed that was an impossible question to answer. there would be pieces of information that would come in suggesting okay, he has been linked to bringing in that suggests international terrorism, but how much would he be able to do with them and then the other end of the spectrum he's hunkered down to maintain that state of affairs in the case they did eventually kill him but it took five years of concerted effort. how much resources how many troops at the staging bases are appropriate for keeping the lid on a couple of guys and in the case of the islamic state the question becomes more complicated because of the islamic states ammo of virtually inspiring attacks rather than necessarily directly plotting them

if that is considered to be a genuine concern that the cia operation to catch bin laden the fact that so many people were effectively scammed with this this fake inoculation should the us the cia be apologizing in any way or making some kind of apology reparations even. as i think it simple apology would not work because it has turned a. need of the upside down that would need a very huge complaint that draws a simple oddity would a good act. is there anything else that is driving this mistrust because it i mean the incident we're talking about was back in 2011 it seems like there must be other concerns people have got. yes it has a very deep roots in pakistan history. that american influence and. interference in pakistani politics and other teams dates back to all when the pakistan was rooted in 1047 and that mistrust has been growing since long where. this incident intensified that changed many for. or i think. this is not going to get worse really what's it going to take to convince pakistanis to get themselves inoculated of i think all dog of government don't die. trying to convin

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bin laden my. good leg good night america. well you know i didn't love you and i'm not. ok to and it was only a ploy to beat you up too but now. you know my name could be that blood found in that hole needs to be poison to me all you need you know for that one that we could buy. the mall when someone in the clue would say in. public move on to. the porch. you need a lot of you know and like that you can. get me. if you all needed me and i enjoyed your you good morning needle you know. me will leave me. all you know in. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. if there are 3 big events and in most of the use 3 which could not be predicted because they were ridiculous. because it was one because nobody really can see that what would happen if you deploy the old and machine guns. so i could be called a machine guns because this was always done. will be. no serious french politician will ever ever accepted that somebody will. become leader of the country and it will deplete it was. going to come up the soviet union because again

i don't know the bin laden kind of want to see. who's. listening to tom but the top of. the house on the gate singing wow that bus is on to i was if only going. to take a funny look today how to beat him with some sun on. the. sunday people also say they voted wow you must only. pay my. limbs in god. these you know those is so you know i think i said boss. did you know all these things the money why and how he was a nice night as i said on the run so we are. close and bunch of time on the money would she be not so you have to get into it to see how that's a lie that i said on the phone so. i got on it was i see you ron. paul leo di with our top all things to go missy go go you say boil. over the guy. doesn't highboy i'm with i don't follow. g.g. homik on almost all. the good. i . phone gave off all new digital. so if. the so you know or you hold our gear. will absorb you to this house i. guess but we had thought i'd like to have fun so i think i'll have a lot of like i feel. if you cut all of that i have a 1000000. you all the way most of all would die cause. you got. th

bin laden my. good leg hit night america. but i do love you and i'm not. going to bounce and. only a ploy to beat you up too but now. i am going to do that but i know that you will need to be poison to me. in the hope that one that we could buy. the mall didn't someone in a bit of a clue would say. so publicly on to. the course. i'm going to hope that you can. get me. up here all night it need to end so if you. want me to know. me please let me i eat all you know. in the early ninety's. mixologist proposed to the west but an experiment. paedophiles an. experiment was a. group . that sex with men would help with the boy's socialization over 30 years many children were paedophiles to raise. money mr holder. tactics that can be used to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit i don't even think people in the us really get that the police are allowed to lie to the person who falsely confessed actually came to believe the lie that they were told about their own behavior once a false confession a stake in the case is closed and nobody really can tell the differenc

i don't know the bin laden kind of want to see. who's. listening to tom but the top of. the house on the gate singing oh wow that bus is on 6 and i was if only going. to dignify it up to the how to be humble some something. else that. sounds to me. also say they voted wow you must only. pay my. limbs in god. these you know those is so you know why i said fine. then i don't know why they sing the money why and how he was a nice night as i say on the run so we are. close and bunch of time on the mike would he be to tell you to give me to. see how that's a lie that i said on the phone so deal with you i got all of those i see you ron. paul leo di with our top all things to go missy go go you say bob boilen go on over the guy. come down on high boy i'm with i don't follow. up on almost all. the good. phone gave off home to his. oh. so if. you know so you know or you hold our gear. she will absorb you to his house i. guess but we have what i'd like to have fun though i think i'll have a daughter like i feel. you cut all you've got i have a 1000000. you all the way most of all

i don't know bin laden kind of want to see. who's. listening to tom but the top of. the house on the gate singing wow to me context it was a fun show to. do to get going up to the how to be to have some fun. but it. sounds to me. also say the biology volume was only. a mother buying my limbs in god. these you know those is so you know hey i sent boss. did you know all these things to our money why and how he was a nice night as i said on the one so we are. close and bunch of time on the mike would she be to tell us to get into it to see how that's a lie that i said on the phone so. i got on it was i see you. fall. all female to go missy go home go use a boil go on. i'm with i don't. take you home i'm almost all. the good. i. phone gave off all news his. so if. at all so you know why you didn't hold our gear. all the miserable due to this how was i in the. fog that we had thought i'd go to have fun did i think i'll have a body like i feel. that i have a 1000000. you all the way most of all would die cause. you got. death on the. human. almost i go daily doctor. safety

one just want to root out the bin laden and how the. best q. got to sort of saw the show and the. government learned a lot of a lot of very. anxious . brinkley. thank you let me. tell you i think you get that i can give an idea. on and it was all god will. actually. do a little. bit later on with us for a shabbat. condition unknown we thought of a town been invited to go out of a town to spins a spoke on. watch till the. end of the room never do any good as far as shut up and cry no down in there and phone home. and. you know what on home we said when are you home we should one home. i know i said no home i jus not choice of the house i was little. and. this. search will heal why do you think. it. will go. to fernando if it choose i turn your back. i just did of all those. years of the. both finish up but i think that this will take a lot but i can. get noticed and you can live. to new because i think. the 2 have a good job of none or shifted was good enough. yeah i went out after much of it was . a side of a kid i thought what was so and that he had a lot of tech to get out. of w

they cited a phone call he once received from osama bin laden's spiritual advisor, a relative of slahi's u.s.- backed rebels in afghanistan in the 1990's, says he never supported al qaida, and he didn't know that phone call was from bin laden's satellite phone. >> i always told myself, at the end of the day, i didn't do wrong to anyone. >> nawaz: he was tortured by his american interrogators. subjected to solitary confinement, physical beatings, and sexual humiliation. they threatened to kidnap, rape, and kill his family. for actor, tahar rahim, playing slahi came with extraordinary pressure. >> i was scared because i knew he was watching the movie. and of course, he was the first audience member i wanted to please. >> nawaz: but the role, which has earned him golden globe and british academy award nominations, also meant a chance to challenge stereotypes. >> it's very rare to read a script, so to see a movie, with a muslim sympathetic character at the center of a hollywood movie. i don't want to be typecast and i don't want to be an instrument to tell those type of stories >> nawaz: to

correct didn't get zach how, correct didn't get bin laden, or pakistan didn't get bin laden.here are some high in niche u.s. capabilities that i unmatched, we should bring those into the fight. and the long run i am very much in the favor of trying to find indigenous answers here, those are the ones that are going to be durable. >> can i tell one quick antidote? we are in iraq at the end of 2008, with president bush. it's a coma nation that were handing off to the upcoming obama administration, things are in better shape than we could've ever imagined. the president of the united states welcomed with a great meeting get malarkey, we signed security agreements, we're now sitting on the side. remember when the guy stands up and throws to shoes at the president, i honestly at that day, there was such chaos in that small room i close my mouth i stood up screaming, i spent too much time in iraq, i thought it was a suicide bomber. i thought my goodness, if that had been to shoes. >> one of which president bush almost caught, i think with the intent to throw back. >> but the preside

detained opposition leader who spun song go accusing him of both rape and public disturbance to bin laden. the young people have toyed of the way we're being governed we need to free him some coas everything to us. police fire rounds of tear gas to disperse the crowd the military has been deployed to help security forces stop the looting banks gas stations and supermarkets have been attacked sancho has repeatedly accused president mikey cell of helping french companies profit from senegal spore. in the distance behind me police are far and water cannons to try to disperse the crowds they're trying to protect a french gas station and supermarket there now so much of this protest is less about the opposition leader response unquote more about this feeling shared among many senegalese that they're not getting a fair share of this country's wealth. among those protesting are trader mo his job's employees yes come out to assess the damage jobs sees a failure of the state to care for its youth because of that this is a problem. this is this is not something i'm really proud of my homeland this

was when the cia a staged a hepatitis inoculation program as part of its operation to catch osama bin laden we spoke to her later recommend from the institute of policy studies in islamabad he told us that's just a part of the problem. in my view 1st of all there has been. endemic from day one by and large people not this whole idea. and then this is not just mistrust about the vaccine is not in any way in isolation there is a mistrust against to anything that is coming from. dominated. system and of course been received. the americans are going to this whole system and as. you mentioned there have been cases in the last which give a signal that americans do a lot of things here. in the name of some things but actually against the social system against the indigenous values and against the interest of pakistan. are still ahead for you here on the program. after a gunman opened fire on 3 in america. 6 asian people we asked if the media were too quick to label the attack a hate crime story and much more in just. in alaska representatives from china and the united states will meet for the 1st

cia studies the habit i decide occupation programme as part of its operation to capture some of bin laden we spoke to khaled roman from the institute of politics that is in islamabad he told us that's just part of the problem. there has been. the worst the endemic wrong be one by and large people not the. whole idea there today are in real. and then this is not just mistrust about the vaccine is not in any of the a in isolation there is of mistrust against to anything that is coming from. dominated. system and of course been received. the americans are going to get this whole system and it is the way you mention it have been cases in the past which give a signal that americans do a lot of things here. in the name of some takes but actually against the social system against the indigenous values and against the interest of pakistan. as in a suspected gas explosion in a residential building just outside of moscow the fire there has been extinguished the 2 people have reportedly been found dead on includes a child another 2 in. building were injured an investigation has already begun. still

was when the cia staged a hepatitis inoculation program as part of its operation to capture osama bin laden we spoke with khaled ravan from the institute of policy studies in islamabad it told us that that is just part of the problem. in my view 1st of all there has been . the worst the endemic wrong. by and large people did not this whole idea they are in real real injury and then this is not just the mistrust about the vaccine is not in any way in isolation there is a mistrust are against anything that is coming from the. dominated global. system and of course been receiving it the americans are going to this whole system and it is there in your intro you mentioned there have been cases in the past which gave a signal that americans do a lot of things here. in the name of some good things but actually against the social system against the indigenous values and against the or all interest of pakistan. there has been a suspected gas explosion in a residential building just outside of moscow the fire there has now been extinguished 3 people have been confirms that including 2 children accord

faking that they were carrying out inoculation for hepatitis back in 2011 they were trying to catch bin laden did that make a big impact at the time didn't do you really think even though it's quite a few years ago that some people remember that and they still think about that when they're talking about vaccination. i didn't go there there is headed i think impact . in. sight you did say. on many occasions it became kind of discussion at the proper level. there is reluctance. in all you or dad reluctance is all you need been or want to come by there's a. i think last year there were 38000000 users. perform services. but of course i mean one of the reasons why i am making this difference between all us. is that the number of pieces of music visible you is very few. last year it was i think a 100 plus so you know if population of a $1000000.00 below says nothing but there's one. of. these cases are not really comparable but good journal misperception of the journal mission. trust about to anything coming from the from some kind of connection with america that is not going to be done in pakistan

was a fun bin laden with a much more than a moment if you think you know it she had only given peanuts in medina. and made them 3 of them and make. them thinking they are. going. for that it was just really look we don't know which county police will get you them but yes one is you pay for it and $1.00 faker is making the name of the camp but that one should go a little when you get to be a pretty good servant its owner someone warm up in a moment of the look on the. very face of. why. is ok. we will just go get my. wife it's going to be so good great you know who it was. you get the same for you right this police will find the police. all police want guns if you face this. was your face is now face to face. with. the roof of the moon and you are. going to be doing the. more you do the. things. you. love. me the. president was. just on the phone the moment. am. i. well you know on the rough. it was a moment in the can you. tell me 6 6 6 6. oh. 6 6 6 6 0. oh oh oh. oh. oh you want to know more than a little you really feel the area. there you know. for someone to. go and. come from a. t

instead of from us and from afghanistan it has gotten security to a large extent it has killed osama bin laden he has brought up gas and back from the stone age it hasn't moved on from the government it has given i'm going to set a new government that can state it has not only that but never notice it but also that we get into it and wreck shop so there are a lot of stuff to be proud of and those those gaves have been made by the sacrifice of of your soldiers and and thousands of afghans who of course still fighting for the same goal of ok but you're not going to live like i did if i could be taught what should be done do you have an answer this has to come to wind and because they hear us i'm sorry but what you're saying is that the status quo is satisfactory and we discontinue kicking the can down the road but that's pretty that's absolutely unacceptable ok if something does i don't know if it does here and work leave ok let me go to maxime in moscow here please react to what you've already heard on our program go ahead mexico think i think there are 3 major a mediation stratton since one is

>> it's an interesting back story the two terrorist groups both have a history of when osama bin laden was running the organization he went said whether mass destruction was for this terrorist group in afghanistan they experiment and try to make things they could use. isis or the predecessor with the same idea so in syria there is an opportunity and they come very close they were not able to do that so the next best thing we'll try to make our own but then to draw the attention of the world with a few rocket shells so they embark on a pretty ambitious program this is never happened in the history except perhaps the japanese death : the same in the nineties but now a terrorist group with the country with facilities to try to make chemical weapons. it did not get very far because we find out that this activity is going on and we devote a lot of activity and effort fairly quietly to identify capture or kill the individuals. we stopped them quickly. they did use allied of chlorine against british targets but they did make mustard gas. it's not technically challenge on - - challenging the k

i'm still exists so lose billions with showing the during the pandemic my guess is we should go bin laden is the european media directed to the w.h.o. . most who was asian from the ducks to stand up to the choice when it leads to. conflict zones. in 30 minutes d w. the finding against the coronavirus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of the coded special monday to friday on w. . were all set. to go beyond. me take on the world. well this is where all of the stories that matter to you. the u.k. police. being. we are your is actually on fire. passionate drama competition rival marketing numbers atmosphere that's how intuition love hate money you know you know the fans primes class and the only book. comes from women. to golf on you tube joining us. now from. this is news and these are our top stories authorities have increased security at the u.s. capitol after police revealed evidence of a potential plot to breach the building capitol police have also requested

we went because it was a platform osama bin laden operated out of thousands of americans on american soil. we did not go to libya because corporations asked us to. the obama administration made a decision. i agree with some of what jim says about corporate influence and the weapons act, but let's not believe that they decide when and where we go to war. i think what we are trying to do here is get more decision-makers and reassert the authority the founding fathers thought congress should use. they put the declaration of war in congress because they did not want a single individual being able to put the country at war. they wanted to be a broadly popular decision. we have gotten away from that since the second world war, particularly since 9/11. i think what we are about is an effort to reclaim that and make sure that if we do commit our men and women the most awesome -- most national -- responsible for having made a mistake if you will and getting us into a war that they opposed or we shouldn't have been in in the first place. host: go ahead. rep. mcgovern: tom made an important poi

osama bin laden and other radicals preached to them that their job was to fight and resist this broadelp usher in a return to the better, older ways when the muslim world was governed byin own values and traditions. it was a call to make islam great again. let me be clear, i'm not equating those who stormed the capitol with al qaeda and isis. there are vast differences and there is a huge gulf between those who believe certain ideas vaguely and the small bands of fanatics who act on these ideas, willing to use violence to a accomplish their mission. but the radicalization is often the same. it centers on fear. fear of losing what you have. fear of an ongoing march of history that is changing your country. fear of the replacement of your people and their way of life. that fear makes the stakes seem high enough for you to support anyone on your side, oppose anyone on the other side, and look at politics as war. >> america may have a mild version of middle eastern polarization but it does have the disease. politics in america has become deeply rooted in identity. we may talk about budget

to fully bin laden's i've been forgotten when we do we will have a similar difficulty that. we've been told he buys horn from fresh kills that makes him a level 3 trafficker. but you guys they all are going to kill you are. you sick of australia problem in their mile consumate alice and that you do to them religion does not hold with their own hotchner my prime goal. i mean i would be good again i'm a bold move the moment only one which enables to get them out and what was i don't want to be. without you having all fall short with the collar of a button on john let me get back into my son's a. little now i hope you get help for it was the end of my circle is hard on. and gentle as i've. seen him while one of my computer monitor always. looked at huntingdon against me individual. mediumship. oh you because you know you mean minutes you tell us. about. one leaves a message for one of his contacts and says he'll get back to us with an answer. well the grant of one is certain to become a commodity that's worth more than gold or platinum. you are dealing with networks and span th

i don't know bin laden kind of want to see. who's. listening to tom at the top of. the house on the gate singing oh wow that be buzzing sound to me i was if only going. to think if i don't give a how to be you have some fun. but it. sounds to me. also say the votes of wow you must only. pay my dear boy my limbs in god. he's you know those he's so you know i think my somebody. did you know all these things the money why and how he was a nice night as i said on the run so we all. feel some bunch of them on the my easy thing to tell you to give you know to. see how that's a lie that wasn't on the whole deal with you i don't know what was i see you ron. paul leo dial what i told all female c.e.o. i miss you go home go use a boil go all over the guy. i'm with i don't have. to give a ha moment on almost all. the good. i. phone gave off all news is. there. so if. at all so you know or are you told our gear. will absorb you to this how was i. going to. get what we had thought i'd go to have fun don't i think i could have avoided like i feel. that i have a 1000000. you all t

since he came to power here bin laden. is the judges lawyers. if you will this the whole system is fucked. the president's money men are on the run in the u.k. the maldives government has put them under international arrest warrants the men say the government wants them back because they know too much about president. i think that the president is scared they didn't know. all the information. each man describes how he rode around on a moped delivering bribes. money stolen from the people and given to the maldives most influential. make some c.e.o. then goes yeah i just didn't get the 1st. issue of who is also. they are. just going to be. the plan was not just to use the money to buy politicians but judges as well. like ali hamid at the supreme court. the phone messages expose him in receipt of stolen money. last night you gave ali homemade $4000.00. yes. ok good thing to those and 12 there were audio clips and radios that were leaked that just appeared to show a man that sounded and looked like on the homemade having 6 or 3 different women in a

on e-bay, you can get a back by abdullah hazam,r an islamic that motivated osama bin laden.e are ultimately totally weak corporations that are entirely beholden to the mob because they don't know how to stand up against it. i love what matt said. it's not culture. it's a cult and they want to erase the culture to that madeus america special from the nuclear family to free speech. my wife asked, if you can't publish dr. suess and you can't sell it, at what point are youle not allowed to own it? that's the scary logical ascent of the secondll meant. that bill of rights is there for a reason. dr. suess? >> sean: and mr. potato head. you can't make it up. pete hegseth, i don't know. i can see a show here. m pete and matt gaetz. something there. thanks, guys. we'll tell you who and why straight ahead. ♪ ♪ these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the services of the post office plus u

i once had a three hour conversation with the guy who shot bin laden.ny beers and it was an unbelievable story. i said what if every american could hear that story? so i started a series where we have a conversation with that's in here the real story. the project i am working on right now doesn't even have a title yet -- it's called the 16,000 our war. it's about the 16,000 hours government schools and public schools have our kids from k-12 and how far they've gone in turning those schools into indoctrination camps for the left. 100%. as we started doing our research, we thought is this something that started in the 60's? no. this goes back much further than that. it is a 100-year-old project of progressives and what is the first thing they removed? from the public classroom and they had the opportunity? the bible. you talk about the philippians and they say is that a team from philadelphia? they have done everything they can to rip the bible, prayer, god, the 10 commandments out of our school because they know that is the basis upon which free people s

i asked you that on the night that seal team 6 took out osama bin laden at your husband's order, didelebrate? [ laughter ] >> you know, i have to tell your audience that, for some very sick reason. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> you are very obsessed with -- [ laughter ] -- this portion of that major historical event. >> jimmy: yes. [ laughter ] >> in a way that no one else, no one in the history of all the conversations i've had -- >> uh-huh? >> -- has anybody drilled down on this clash point -- [ laughter ] -- like you, jimmy kimmel. so i turn that back on you. >> jimmy: that's my version of self-reflection. [ laughter ] >> that's what you want to know. you're still that little boy in your bedroom under the cover with the flashlight going, i hope nobody sees me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: actually, it was a propane torch, and that's why the house burned down. [ laughter ] but yes. >> i'm still pleading the fifth. >> jimmy: you're pleading the fifth, all right. tomorrow is st. patrick's day. you're from chicago. >> yes. >> jimmy: where they really celebrate st. patrick's day. >> turn an entire ri

lindsey, to be clear, there's absolutely no correlation between these migrant children and osama bin ladenperhaps lindsey should be looking to the maga insurrectionists if he wants to compare and contrast terrorists. at this point an antebellum cartoon pale is in comparison who sent a thinly veiled message to the house speaker in this creepy new ad. >> welcome to for pelosi where democrats decry walls to within their own heavily guarded razor wired wall. democrats don't want to protect you. they don't care about you. it's time to cut the crap and remember this is the people's house. madam speaker, tear down this wall. >> and yet it's the children who are the terrorists? okay. joining me now, claire mccaskill and nicolle wallace. i'm glad you're both here. i've got to go to you first, claire. i would normally go to nicole first because we have to talk republicans, but claire, you served in the united states on the senate side, but what do you make of a member of the united states house of representatives running an ad, walking in the capitol and ending it with gunshots? >> well, you -- it's

on e-bay, you can get a back by abdullah hazam, an islamic that motivated osama bin laden.yboy and you're good to go. these are ultimately totally weak corporations that are entirely beholden to the mob because they don't know how to stand up against it. i love what matt said. it's not culture. it's a cult and they want to erase the culture to that made america special from the nuclear family to free speech. my wife asked, if you can't publish dr. suess and you can't sell it, at what point are you not allowed to own it? that's the scary logical ascent of the second meant. that bill of rights is there for a reason. dr. suess? ? and mr. potato head. you can't make it up. pete hegseth, i don't know. i can see a show here. pete and matt gaetz. something there. thanks, guys. we'll tell you who and why straight ahead. ♪ for every idea out there, that gets the love it should ♪ ♪ there are 5 more that don't succeed ♪ ♪ and so are lost for good ♪ ♪ and some of them are pretty flawed ♪ ♪ and some of them are slightly odd ♪ ♪ but many are small businesses that simply lack the tool ♪ ♪

make sure that a transnational terrorism threat does not come out, again, like it did with osama bin laden. there is risk fair, certainly. i would say that the risk of that is lower than it is being described, and the risk of outstanding in terms of u.s. lives lost, cost, and also u.s. presence, u.s. not teri present in a muslim country is not a positive for global stability. . you have to factor that in fact are all of those things in, we are better off pulling out. the real transnational terrorist threats right now are more likely to come from syria and iraq, and africa. the risk of staying to my mind outweighs the risk of going, and therefore we should pull out. >> to follow up, what about the argument that we have had 28,000 troops in korea for decades, and other places for decades, and this can be a small force that can act as a guarantor or deterrent? rep. smith: i have always felt that argument to be missing a large part. nobody is shooting at us in korea, or japan. let me just say, i have this conversation. if we can negotiate a deal with a telegram, where they are happy, and they

skepticism flourished after the cia used a fake hepatitis vaccination campaign in the hunt for osama bin ladenblacks in the but out that. these female polio vaccination workers were coming here as part of a vaccination campaign maybe they were followed because from that side 2 gunmen attacked them then they left the area. afghanistan is experiencing an increase in targeted killings of government employees civil society members activists and journalists it was $700.00 targeted killings just last year in jalalabad earlier this month 3 female journalists none older than 20 were gunned down in the street on tuesday it was the street for 2 of the woman this was the last act marking the wall to record children in this house had been vaccinated ballasts. chinese state media say the country's been vindicated speier w.h.o. reports investigating the origins of the corona virus pandemic a scene of experts visited who can the 1st known location of the outbreak earlier this year and concluded that transmission from an animal was the most likely source for critics including the governments of 14 countries o

he was the busiest man in the white house situation room on the night of the bin laden raid. in charge of education and training. before george floyd and the events of last summer, how had the air force dealt with race? >> webb: we had training sessions, you know, that was principally power point slide oriented and it was very formalized. >> martin: did it have any impact on you? >> webb: marginal, i mean, i have to be honest. >> martin: african americans represent 17% of all the active duty troops in the military, but only eight percent of the officers. and in key jobs, like air force pilots, it's worse. the top general, c.q. brown, knows that first-hand from his flying days in the 1990s. what was the percentage of black pilots back then? >> brown: two percent. >> martin: and what is it today? >> brown: it is still two percent. >> martin: what does that say? >> brown: we haven't made much progress. >> martin: retired admiral mike mullen, chairman of the joint chiefs during the bush and obama administrations, set out to change the nearly all white complexion of the senior ran

there for holidays and enjoy the sun and the tourism but in the few years that the fight against bin laden has not become more and more and. is not become more and more pays for the people displaced by fighting to come they could still consider to be safe so over the years you've seen camp sprout from the people being displaced an angel set up offices there where they provide food and shelter to these people they complain because of the people leaving the party doing the most and becoming in to blame for the numbers are now getting overcrowded they need assistance they need money they need donations another concern they saying is that they also need extra help to come in extra manpower thumb organizations have started complaining that some of the people they want to bring into mozambique from other countries aren't getting visas fast enough they complain 5 people have been waiting for months to get into mozambique to help people who need assistance so all those things are playing out right now as more people being evacuated from parma are coming in to kimba out of it's also talking to us f

was to take dna samples from people that they injected and see if there were relatives of osama bin laden they were trying to find him at that point. they abandoned that campaign and when people found out what had happened, there was a great deal of anger and distrust of vaccination programs. many countries began banning polio vaccinations in the wake of this. several people trying to vaccinate people were killed. the rates of polio grows in places like nigeria. these kinds of events explain why people are distrustful of the vaccines and don't want to engage in trials. they are not things to dismiss. they are things we need to acknowledge and engage in. talking about this pattern, doing things that people aren't aware, not warning people what they are actually doing. testing experimental medication did not tell people it was experimental. they set up their tent right next to doctors without borders who were giving out and approved they vaccine that is already been tested. the people that already live there could not distinguish between who was pfizer into what's doctors without borders. t

frank, chris wray testified clearly as anyone testified as osama bin laden being responsible for the plot on 9/11 clearly laid the blame on inspired terrorism for the insurrection and the largest number of arrests in this country under domestic terror bucket style crimes. how do you pursue domestic terrorism with the same vigor that we pursued foreign terrorism if one of the two political parties won't call it what it is? >> sometimes, it's the fbi's job to speak very painful truths and it's certainly the fbi director's job to speak the truth even when a significant portion of who's listening doesn't like what they're hearing and i'm sure that was the case today. i'm sure it was the way in prior to testimony of the director when he pointed out once again it's domestic terrorism that's the threat and the subset of white supremacists with lethality, the kind of violence they're seeing from white supremacist groups. but here's the challenge. we're 25 years after the oklahoma city bombing. pulled off by two white guys, two domestic terrorist and here we are still without all the tools an

we went because it was a platform osama bin laden operated out of thousands of americans on americane did not go to libya because corporations asked us to. the obama administration made a decision. i agree with some of what jim says about corporate influence and the weapons act, but let's not believe that they decide when and where we go to war. i think what we are trying to do here is get more decision-makers and reassert the authority the founding fathers thought congress should use. they put the declaration of war in congress because they did not want a single individual being able to put the country at war. they wanted to be a broadly popular decision. we have gotten away from that since the second world war, particularly since 9/11. i think what we are about is an effort to reclaim that and make sure that if we do commit our men and women the most awesome -- most national -- responsible for having made a mistake if you will and getting us into a war that they opposed or we shouldn't have been in in the first place. host: go ahead. rep. mcgovern: tom made an important point when