bin laden herself fifty aliases.nd the real name, as it turned out in the us intelligence services, was known long before september 11. khalid sheikh mohammed was born in kuwait and graduated from the university of north carolina. he worked as an engineer in the ministry of energy of the boat at the expense of this ministry, as it turned out later, he went on numerous foreign business trips, in which he was involved in the preparation and coordination of terrorist attacks exactly one year after the fall of the twin towers, he will give an interview to the al jazeera television company, in which he will frankly tell ninety-sixth year. he was present at the same meeting of al-qaeda leaders where the attack on the united states was discussed and personally proposed a plan of attack. by that time, bin laden himself was already very well known to the americans at bin laden himself. helped this terrorist fight in afghanistan against soviet soldiers back in the eighties and then oversaw the subversive activities of his acco

he listed all of the stuff that bin laden did.e said if you were a dinner guest at your house, he was phenomenal. >> greg: bin laden would kill sam harris and his family without thinking. >> as soon as he heard that voice, it's over. >> greg: what? >> as soon as he heard that voice, it's over. i'm here and that's it. >> greg: this remind me when i was in college, a girl told me in the 90s that she would rather get in a subway with a murder's gang than with ronald reagan. it's like they have to -- the lie that they have to tell themselves. but of course you wouldn't. in reality, if that offer was given to you, you would certainly not get into a subway with a murder's gang. if you said okay, here's a room, sam. bin laden is there and trump is there. which room do you want to take your family to? how could he answer that? >> i thought the story you were going to say about the college girls saying i don't want to be in there with you, not reagan. i'd rather be in a -- >> greg: i should have changed the story. >> that's where i thought

bin laden is the home of the saud in power.the king, as it were, is bin laden who received the largest state contracts for construction, so i had a huge group of elders to fit in here, but he decided in his youth, but to fight the infidels yes , he settled down with radical islam and went to afghanistan and at the call of someone, but the local taliban especially, as it were, probably received some money, but wahhabism was just beginning to develop. and that's why they were called the taliban by the disciples, because these guys studied at meddresso in schools. you can say the seminar, when on the territory of pakistan that is, under the patronage of the pakistani special services, he went to afghanistan and began to recruit mercenaries. well were his money connections. yes, and with american americans, a family, a rich family, that's the fact that they, let's say, used the same bendladen for so long. and, it’s true, after i started working and fighting against the soviet military in afghanistan, i definitely worked, and under

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all of this without bin laden sharing. what he was planning in the us mosque he script or was it as you had k dark lucille? hey, can defiant al qaeda thought that one of my suits weaknesses was his willingness to accept visits from journal as he faced. and politicians live is it does on that is too rude and politic he, they decided to use that as a way to get close to hamlet up. or she could, they would go and pretending to be journalists with a camera or batteries that were filled with explosive. all the disposition ah, the ah, on september the 9th, 2001 to al qaeda suicide bombers mit with command masoud. the 2 terrace pretended to be journalists, wicked, the arab media outlets. with him dash t. one of the suits, loyal lieutenants is one of the only 2 witnesses still alive today. i'm the shack a day mother. it's always hard for me to talk about what happened on september 9th, 2001 that he, that it always brings back that horrible memories doesn't they give us the worst of my life? he was around 8 or 830 in the more nice

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the level of detail gave president obama the confidence to approve the mission to go after bin laden, is another model, this time of the compound in kabul, afghanistan, where bin laden's successor, ayman al—zawahiri, was killed thisjuly. some failures, like plots in cuba and iraq's missing weapons of mass destruction do get a mention, although other controversies like over torture are downplayed or absent. the intended audience are primarily cia staff. this museum is notjust a museum for history's sake. this is an operational museum. we are taking cia officers exploring our history, both good and bad. we make sure that our officers understand their history so that they can do a betterjob in the future. the story begins... amongst the more bizarre stories are how the cia worked with an eccentric billionaire to come up with a cover story so that a ship could secretly try and recover a wrecked soviet submarine. and injuly of 1974, the gigantic claw goes to the bottom of the ocean, scoops up that submarine and starts bringing it to the surface. that story may now be public, but there are

it was that osama bin laden was bearing a major strike against the united states. something extremely dangerous with our mobile bible. he's not really that. see that? he thought my not gonna be in gear much does nothing hardaman get out while it's gone by the get on and get on that. he thought about the b b just data image study as gets rocky. ah suits, warning was loud and clear. why did no one listen? was it the trade agreements or the om sales to pakistan that made the usa and other western countries the other way? why did they refuse to help my suit? the last line of defense against the taliban and the terrorists? ah ah ah ah with after 10 years of war to seize control left canister on, the soviets finally conceded and withdrew in 1999. when cobbled communist regime crumbled 3, he is later civil war broke out between rebels from various ethnic groups to shakes specs, hazardous and pash tunes, afghanistan spiraled into chaos. this ethnic conflict gave rise to a new movement. the taliban. ah impasto talib literally means theology student. the taliban ernest lamp

it took 10 years to hunt down and kill osama bin laden, but we did.authorized a successful strike on the man who bin laden was the leader of al qaeda. we will not rest. we will never forget. we will never give up. and now he can never again threaten the american people. 20 years after afghanistan is over. our intelligence, defense and counterterrorism professionals, and the building behind me and across the government, continue their vigilance against terrorist threats that have evolved and spread to new regions of the world. we will continue to monitor and disrupt terrorist activities wherever we find them, wherever they exist, and we will never hesitate to do what is necessary to defend the american people. what was destroyed, we have repaired. what was threatened, we fortified. what was attacked, the indomitable spirit has never wavered. we raised monuments and memorials to the citizens whose blood sacrificed on these grounds and in shanksville and ground zero to keep touch of the memory, to keep it bright throughout the decades that come. when fut

i covered the pentagon during the time when they were really hunting for usama bin laden.here was a doctor on the ground shaquille afridi who helped the u.s. hunt down bin laden why is he still in jail. >> i don't have an update. >> bret: i don't want to pin you down but that is still a concern for people who went after bin laden. >> whatever the legal process is i'm sure that will be followed. i unfortunately don't have the latest details for you. >> when the relationship between the u.s. and pakistan, how would you describe it now? >> i think we are reengaged look to broaden our relationship pakistan u.s. relationship as you mentioned 75-year-old relationship. a lot of that time has been colored by the events in afghanistan so after kabul, i think now we have an opportunity to broaden that scope and that's exactly what we were doing before the floods and we were talking about business-to-business cooperation, opportunities for american entrepreneurs, and pakistani entrepreneurs agriculture and health and energy. now with the floods we have to in pakistan going forward wo

that's him in the back of the room during the strike on osama bin laden. his philosophy on american diplomacy is robust engagement with what he calls humility and confidence. >> if we don't engage, if we're not leading, then one of two things. either someone else is. and probably not in a way that's going to advance our interests and values or no one is. and then you tend to have chaos. you get a vacuum filled with bad things before it's filled with good things, because the world does not organize itself. there's not a single big problem affecting the lives of our citizens that we can effectively solve alone, whether it's climate, covid, the effect of all these emerging technologies on our lives, we have to be working with others to try to shape all of this in a way that's actually going to make our people as well as other people a little bit more secure, a little bit more prosperous, a little bit more full of opportunity. >> given january 6th, given the fabricated controversy over the election results. do you find that countries around the world are worri

and most of osama was considered in his family as a rebel, the bin laden clan is very rich, authoritativens was made in cash, not bank transfers, prince charles's connections with businessmen in saudi arabia only expanded after that. in particular, the future king. befriended the tycoon mcfooze of the seas mubark ben mcfooze and even made him a baron of an ancient settlement from burnetia in scotland this story has a scandalous tone, people have questions, because it all looks like the distribution of privileges under the auspices of patronage, the royal circles of the persian gulf and great britain are closely connected see where the good intentions are. and where mercantile interests. and it seems that the new english king is woven from such contradictions, for example, he drowns for a green agenda and tries to appear environmentalist. at the same time, they are lobbying for a law allowing the mass shooting of the barsukov capital , lining up in front of the entire minster abbey to say goodbye to the queen. her son charles iii, without waiting for his mother's funeral, went to tour to p

wolves will howl and innocent blood will spill like a river at that time the us cia actively helped bin ladenht against our army in afghanistan and which twins and iron ones? the mysterious old woman warned it would become clear. only 5 years after her death on september 11, 2001. here are the iron birds planes, here are the twin brothers of the world trade center tower. vanga's prophecy about the terrorist attack in new york will be remembered again in august, 2021, looking. here are the footage of the flight of americans from kabul pay attention to the tail number of the us air force military transport aircraft 11.09. an ominous coincidence or the hand of fate, this tail number exactly reproduces the terrible date of the september 11 attacks. but it's not yet all 11 + 9 will make 20 wheel. history made the circle exactly 20 years have passed since that terrible day that in september 2001 served as a prologue to the american invasion. and now it turns out inglorious. by the way, from there , 2977 people were officially recognized as dead in the terrorist attacks on september 11. those who we

counterterrorism community demonstrated on the successful strike the cofounder and leader since bin laden'saeda and the man responsible for the deaths of thousands of innocent people in 911 and other major terrorist attacks. it is a demonstration i think of the continuing focus and capability of the u.s. intelligence counterterrorism community these strike in the safe house in the middle of downtown kabul resulted in his elimination they did not cause any other casualties. it's a reminder we have to keep our eye on that as well. >> thank you pretty touch a little bit on this. technology is a central feature of global competition. both advantages and disadvantages. i'm thinking especially technical surveillance can making operating difficult. he talked a little bit more about how the cia is attempting with technology? >> the era of ubiquitous technical surveillance and smart cities it has transformed the way in which our case officers conduct our tradecraft to do our business. it is an era in which we are under constant surveillance, observation, monitoring as well. our adversaries and arriv

it took ten years to hunt down and kill osama bin laden, but we did. and this summer i authorized a strike on al-zawahiri, the man, who was bin laden's deputy on 9/11, and the leader of al-qaeda. because we will not rest, i will never forget, we will never give up and now al-zawahiri can ever again threaten the american people. in 20 years after afghanistan is over, but our commitment to preventing another attack in the united states is without and. our intelligence, defense, counterterrorism and professionals, in the building behind me and across to the government, they continue the against terrorist threats, that has evolved and spread to new regions of the world. we will continue to monitor and disrupt those terrorist activities wherever we find them, whatever they exist and we will never hesitate to do what is necessary to defend the american people. what was destroyed we have prepared. what was threatened, we fortified. what was attacked, the indomitable spirit has never, ever wavered. we raise monuments and memorials to the citizens whose blood,

it ok 10 years to hunt down and kill osama bin ladened but we did and this summer i authorized a successfule on al zawahi the man who was the leader of al qaeda because we will not rest, we'll never forget, we'll never give up, and now zawahiri can never again threaten the american people in 20 years after afghanistan is over. but our commitment to protecting the united states is without end. our intelligence and defense and counterterrorism professionals in the building behind me and across the government continue their vigilance against terrorist threats that has evolved and spread to new regions of the world. we'll continue to monitor and disrupt the terror activities where we find them or wherever they exist and will never hesitate to do what's necessary to defend the american people. what was destroyed we have repaired. what was threatened, we fortified. what was attacked, the innominable spirit has never, ever wavered. we raised monuments and memorials to the citizens whose blood was sacrificed on these grounds and shanksville to keep touch about the memories, keep it bright for all t

he cited the airstrike he ordered that killed al qaeda leader, the successor to osama bin laden.ys he owes an incredible debt to the troops who served in afghanistan for over 20 years. britain's right wing has taken over the early vote count. it is likely to gain 175 mandates in the parliament on sunday's election. the result is big as the party was originally shunned as extremists by establishments. the announcement comes a day after beijing says it is discovering a new cereal that contains helium-3, a future energy source. both china and the u.s. are eyeing resources with space mining shaping up as a possible source. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. paul: australia will get a one-off national public holiday to mourn queen elizabeth ii. this revise a decade-long debate over whether the country should become a republic. emme, what is the reaction in australia? >> there has been sadness, and coverage across the media here. there are pretty strong ties to the u

and then osama bin laden comes to him two weeks later. >> cement we have a change for today. >> because we have the 3-d exhibit, we have some changes, one of them unfortunately -- there will be no cookies and coffee tonight. [laughter] sorry about that. and then also we are going to have the signing tables here. and queue it up along the side and again it was brilliant, it really was. [cheers] ,. [applause]the book is all rise e libertarian way with judge jim gray. the author judge james gray. judge how did you get the title of judge? well, actually, i was in i was a military criminal defense attorney in the navy and i was a federal prosecutor in, los angeles. and i was in private practice for a while, got involved in some political activity with the republican party and was in the end of 1983 by governor deukmejian as a trial court judge in the municipal court, the lower courts, and then was elevated a few years thereafter court where i actually served for 25 years and i'm proud of that and i think i made some contributions learned a lot and was able to help people on occasion some of

his assassination is not exactly known according to one version al-qaeda terrorists led by osama bin ladenfollowed by the september 11 attacks in the united states in afghanistan, ahmad chessuds are considered a national hero. this was such a day in history. 516 level 0 charge full tube 125 loaded gun for 300 leaflets movement through the minefield now tanchik will pass and do everything. let's translate from clerical, but understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. independent decisions in which regions of russia three-day voting begins, where they choose governors and local deputies? the legendary memorial complex in donetsk after the restoration opened a grave in memory of the soviet soldiers urgent measures that the european commission will propose to solve the energy crisis. and how much europe is now buying up russian oil? the new nuclear power north korea makes loud statements who and in what cases can press the red button? in a cowboy hat and a small suitcase, hand luggage in an american rocket, which the russian woman anna kikina will take with her into

the man who little farther after the death of osama bin laden in 2011, saying the threat of another attack in the us is never really because we will not rest. we'll never forget. we'll never give up. and now our harry can never again threatening the american people and 20 years at dr. dennis dan is over, but are committed to ready another attack united stages without ad our intelligence, the fans, and counter terrorism professionals in the building behind me and across the government. continue their vigilance against jars, threats that has evolved and spread new regions of the world. still ahead on our 0, protests erupt and she lay as the country marks the 4910 of our 3 of a military coup. plus we choose to go to the mall and is to can do the other thing. not because they are easy, but because they are hot and on the anniversary of that historic speech, we look back at the space race between 2 bitter rivals and see what lies ahead. ah, well for some parts of the us state of california southern parts anyway, almost a years worth of rain in the span of a few hours, all had to do with what wa

it ok 10 years to hunt down and kill osama bin ladened but we did and this summer i authorized a successfulnever forget, we'll never give up, and now zawahiri can never again threaten the american people in 20 years after afghanistan is over. but our commitment to protecting the united states is without end. our intelligence and defense and counterterrorism professionals in the building behind me and across the government continue their vigilance against terrorist threats that has evolved and spread to new regions of the world. we'll continue to monitor and disrupt the terror activities where we find them or wherever they exist and will never hesitate to do what's necessary to defend the american people. what was destroyed we have repaired. what was threatened, we fortified. what was attacked, the innominable spirit has never, ever wavered. we raised monuments and memorials to the citizens whose blood was sacrificed on these grounds and shanksville to keep touch about the memories, keep it bright for all the decades to come. when future generations come here to sit in the shade of the shape

global issue of becoming a professional in chomka, remember these fantastic physical photos, er, how bin ladenan embassy in argentina, while zakharov did not see the involvement of the russian leadership in drugs despite the fact that drug trafficking was integrated into the transport system of the russian ministry of foreign affairs and its real organizers and beneficiaries were never found the joke is possible, hitting it, it seems funny, in fact, it shares nothing funny, they don’t like the program - it’s 400 kg of cocaine - it’s colossal money, this cargo is a drug mafia that is collapsing the state with us , they want to take it to the russian federation under the guise of diplomatic mail, the press wrote that part of the argentine cocaine could be intended for russian deputies of the press how often this happens, we began to learn from there and not from here, and about what loud revelations there is no question, because the very part of the kremlin mafia system is declares that she lives only on one salary and earns about that much. her husband, an engineer, at the same time likes to br

it's a shame that he left out bin laden and freddy krueger. some historian. but he's not alone.s the scoop on the ultrabright maga contingent. >> there is a contingent in this country that wants to overthrow the u.s. government that despises institutions and because they believe in a deep state spiritually and they cling to it. >> i had assumed that they were supposed to write about it and not encourage it. they are as unbalanced as pelosi taking a field sobriety test. what world are these people living in? did they go outside? are they nocturnal like rack tunes? if you see one in the daytime does that mean that they are rabid? >> these days, it feels that we are not at the brink of a civil war but one has already begun. >> what a fun house mirror to reality. aims to accuse you of civil war when you just want a civil life. no wonder they can offer any evidence. he wants you to think it's 1864 which is the last year that he had a solid bowel movement. but i will listen to bill on more. >> people getting their information on the internet. you know, if you go on the internet, every

not exactly known according to one version of the terrorists from al-qaeda, who were led by osama bin ladenssassination occurred on september 11 in the united states in afghanistan, ahmad shahmasudo is considered a national hero. this was such a day in history. the number of sanctions that were against russia for how long it would be impossible to even read them would be several days of infrastructure inside russia in 1998. we, as a country, had both a default and a devaluation of the ruble many times against these risks created fund, national welfare with decades of money, one or another task can be solved; the role of the ministry of finance in this, of course, is the main

and so i heard the man who led up by the after the death of osama bin laden in 2011, saying the threat of another attack in the u. s. is never ending because we will not rest. we'll never forget. we'll never give up. now our harry can never again threatening the american people in 20 years at dr. dennis dennis over. but our commitments are ready. another attack denies stages without ad our intelligence, the fans and counterterrorism professionals in the building behind me and across the government continued our vigilance. i guess jared threats that has evolved and spread new regions of the world still ahead on al jazeera. the iranian economy continues to struggle under severe sanctions with the nuclear deal still in limbo and rolling and rolling against the tide of in his railey siege. our sports enthusiasts and gaza managed to organize a competition despite the ah, the journey has begun the fee for world copies on its way to catholic book your travel package today. it's that time of the day for your weather updates here across the middle east and africa. good to see you. so temperatur

it took ten years to hunt down and kill osama men laden, but we did -- osama bin laden, but we did. never again threaten the american people. twenty years after afghanistan is over, but our commitment to preventing another attack to the united states is without end. our intelligence, defense and counterterrorism professionals in the building behind me and across the government continue their vigilance against terrorist threats that has evolved and spread to new regions of the world. we'll continue to monitor and disrupt those terrorist activities wherever we find them, wherever they exist. and we'll never hesitate to do what's necessary to defend the american people. what was destroyed we have repaired. what was threatened we fortified. what was attacked, the indomitable spirit has never, ever waveredded. we raised monuments and me memorials to the citizens whose blood sacrificed on these grounds and shanksville and ground zero to keep touch with the memory, keep it bright for all the decades to come -- will: president joe biden to observe a moment of silence and the ringing of the

intelligence and law enforcement communities to find those responsible and to bring them to justice. osama bin laden was hunted and eventually killed in an operation led by the u. s. over time, the u. s. added objectives like nation building to its plans, raf canister. but the taliban are experts at guerrilla warfare. they continue to operate from countries south and impeded progress as with gold. in the crossfire was afghanistan civilian population. more than $100000.00 people were killed either by us bombing campaigns or by taliban revenge attacks of a kid that off with in 2020, with more than one trillion dollars spent, the u. s. decided to seek a political solution with afghanistan. then president donald trump signed a peace deal with the taliban for a transfer of power. his successor, president joe biden upheld the decision to withdraw us troops are made. the decision was clear. ours, after 20 years, a trillion dollars spent training and equipping hundreds of thousands of afghan as security and defense forces. i will not send another generation america to war and i can't stand with no reasonabl

in 1999, he went to afghanistan, where he met with bin laden herself after meeting with the leader of forbidden al-qaeda ziyat, zaryakh calmly received an american visa, simply stated that the old passport was lost, and therefore the trip to afghanistan was hidden in june 2001. he arrives in florida and continues to study there pilot, and at the same time mastering hand-to-hand combat , similar skills are received by three of his accomplices, who on september 11, 10 minutes before the plane's departure from new york to san francisco, take seats in the business . arab appearance, then i can look like a person of arab appearance or there, well, in america there are quite a lot of swarthy mulatto and hispanic people who speak central and south america, so it did not raise any particular suspicion that there were three or four people on the flight arab, yes or foreigners are not that do not check, september 11 09:28 two, captured by terrorists. boeing has already crashed into the new york twin towers. it's early the pentagon building is 9 minutes away at this point from the cockpit. reit

earth all those who will be tangential to such a decision will lose the right to exist, just as bin ladenight to exist and the people who fell to him, that is, if even russia is not declared a country of terrorists these people, on whom such a decision depends, will become terrorists of a planetary scale without any guarantees of their further existence. i think this can affect the spirit of russia, and regarding the destruction of the fleets, there are still other options being discussed, which may be and which are transmitted to russia through military channels, they also exist, but they are more calculated for the rational part of the russian leadership, if we recall the beginning of the full-scale invasion, then some european leaders called, then we spoke with him for a long time, and some europeans urged us to listen to what russia is saying, now the rhetoric is completely different scholz, for example, calls the mobilization in part in russia an act of viche macron, uh, calls this decision by putin a mistake, can putin do something else that can change this opinion european leaders,

spoke of the recent killing of eminence winery, the man who led al far the after the death of osama bin laden and 2011, saying the threat of another attack in the us is never any. because we will not rest. we'll never forget. we'll never give up now, so why harry can never again threatened the american people in 20 years at dr. ganesh dennis over. but our commitment to ready another attack, united states, is without an our intelligence advanced encountered chairs of professionals in the building behind me in across the government. continue their vigilance against chairs threads that has evolved and spread no reason to the world. 60 years ago, a significant moment in the history of space exploration took place. it wasn't a rocket launch or a mars over landing. it was a speech with word that inspired a nation. rob reynolds looks back. the race to the moon began with a series of triumphs by the soviet union. first came sputnik, the 1st satellite in orbit. then the little dog leica, the 1st earth creature in space. and then you are a gar, and the 1st man in space. the soviets were winning and the

his books include the massively successful no easy day, the inside story of the bin laden raid, which he co-wrote with navy seal mark owen for the last 11 years, he's worked as a freelance writer covering war politics and general interest stories, and his writing has been published in gq men's journal, the daily beast, the washington post, the rolling stone, and many other publications as well. his latest book is this right here. it is -- lucky. it's the chronicle of the service of one major, john lucky luck. i do. he's retired. he's 100th bomb group. the bloody 100 from the eighth air force and you're going to get to know a little bit about lucky in just a minute. he's an incredible, incredible man. james, on the other side is a former nieman fellow at harvard and is the author of the new book black snow. black snow, which is right here. i look, i can't recommend both these books any more than i'm going to recommend them. but i think you're going to understand at the end of this, this is black snow. it is not out yet. however, you can buy it here at the book festivals so you can get

war that was good one, for thsecond gulf war, in 2011 when obama asked biden if she should take bin laden internal to replace biden with hillary clinton. that is how incompetent obama viewed him. the famous quote, never under estimate joe's ability to to f things up that any his bff . american people are seeing first hand just how much joe biden can f things up. in terms of border, and inflation, and skyrocketing gas prices. that is where we are at this point, a country destroyed and a made why that helped elect him. mark: when we come back joe concha, what is that relationship between the obamas and the bidens? we know they didn't support him early on. in the primaries. now they alike they are supporting hip all him all of the time here, is surrounded by the obama sycophants, we return, you discuss it in the book, a great book, come on man, you can get ifa amazon.com, you think you know everything about joe biden, trust me, you don't. we'll be right back. my name is joshua florence, and one thing i learned being a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're getting into, but at

spoke of the recent killing of eminem's de la hurry, the man who led l. 5 after the death of osama bin laden in 2011, saying the threat of another attack in the u. s. is never a dears and we still kept our premiums. we will not rest. we'll never forget. we'll never give up. now law harry can never again threatening the american people in 20 years at dr. ganesh dennis over. but our commitment to ready another attack, united states is without an our intelligence advanced encounter chairs and professionals in the building behind me in across the government. continued our vigilance against chairs, threats that has evolved to spread new reasons to the world. spanish teenager carlos alcaraz has claimed his 1st grand slam title after beating. caspar route in the us open final. it defeated norway's route after 4 sets. the 19 year old becomes the youngest ever wolf. number one, he's replaced russian daniel meditative at the top of the rankings. the news continues here on al jazeera after the bottom line. the hi, i'm steve clements. i have a question. is the uproar over american national security docu

at a dinner party, we gelt id -- i killed bin laden, oooh! combat isn't cruel to those actually in combat but misleading to the voters. if you're saying you're doing top secret in afghanistan you should have to prove it. you should have to do seal team six in front of us. the guy standing next to you, snap his neck on stage, then i'll believe you. did you see that? then the guy i'm talking to, his head slides off his body, aaahhh! but looks like this guy wasn't in active combat and he didn't kill anything other than that rap music video. rap did not survive that video, rest in peace, hip-hop, we'll remember yu. moving on the international news because america isn't the only country in the world. there's ten others. three weeks ago the u.k. was introduce to its new prime minister, liz truss, who announced she was going to get britain back on track. she just didn't mention which way the track would be going. >> this morning the british pound plunged 5% to a record low against the u.s. dollar. levels like this not seen since the '80s, this amid

it took ten years to hunt down and kill osama bin laden. but we did.ccessful strike on the leader of al qaeda, because we will not rest. we'll never forget. we'll never give up. and now al zawahiri can never threaten the american people. 20 years after afghanistan is over, but our commitment to preventing another attack on the united states doesn't end. in the building behind me and across the government, they continue their vigilance against terrorist threats that has evolved and sped to new regions of the world. we'll continue to monitor and disrupt those terrorist activities wherever they exist, and we'll never hesitate to do what's necessary to defend the american people. what was destroyed we have repaired. what was threatened, we fortified. what was attacked, the in indominable spirit has never wavered. to keep touch of the memory, to keep it bright for all the decades to come. when future generations come here to sit in the shade of the maple trees that's grown tall and strong with passing years, they'll find the names of patriots. they will fee

yeah, think of how hard he must be working to keep americans safe knowing that osama bin laden is still there somewhere. where is he, where is he, jack where is he? and finally, let's talk about air travel. the number of people flying is nearly back to prepandemic levels. and if you are one of those people about to take a flight for the first time in a few years, here say reminder that mile experience some weird shit in the air. >> a new video is showing a moment that left passengers on an american airlines flight confused on their way to dallas from lax when strange noises started coming from the plane's public announcement system, take a listen. the video has since gone viral and gotten the attention of american airlines. some people have floated around the idea that the pa system was hacked. the company says the cause was a lot less since ter blaming it on a malfunctioning system. >> trevor: hell no. what the hell was that you hear that-- arrr. i don't even know how to describe those sounds. it sounds like chewbacca getting a hand job or something. what was that. and how is this guy

for the lives of 3,000 americans the white house said that the organizers of the attacks were at bin laden herself and that al-qaeda headed by him was soon followed by an attack on afghanistan, where the terrorist nest was allegedly already on october 7, 2001 delivered the first blows kabul ben la was taken to afghan targets in november. true , it was possible to eliminate only under obama. in 2011 and in pakistan, the americans left, afghanistan only a year ago, without even trying to fight back, the withdrawal of troops to the advancing taliban was supposed to be the first success of the new president joe biden. however, instead , the world turned into a shameful flight , shocking footage spread around, afghans died trying to cling to american planes. in total, over the years of indestructible freedom , as the operation was called, 100,000 people died in the country, including civilians, thousands of people continue to die and now mainly from lack of food and medicine, and the country's national remedy lies in american banks. but the matter was not limited to afghanistan in 2003. the us

the lives of 3,000 americans the white house said that the organizers of the attacks were osama bin laden and al-qaeda led by him was soon followed by an attack on afghanistan, where the nest of terrorists was allegedly already on october 7 in 2001, us air force planes launched the first strikes kabul ben was taken to afghan targets in november. it really was only possible to eliminate it under obama. become the first success of the new president joe biden. however, instead, the world turned into a shameful flight. shocking footage spread around the world, afghans died trying to cling to american planes. in total, for the years of indestructible freedom, this was the name of the operation 100,000 people died in the country, including civilians, thousands of people continue to die and now mainly from lack of food and medicine. it is the country's national asset lying in american banks. but the matter was not limited to afghanistan in 2003. the us armed forces and their allies invaded iraq in order to overthrow the regime of saddam hussein without un sanction on the basis of the so-called p