but, martha, there's big news of bin laden, a major policy announcement. there's also crisis and controversy. this is a news conference or a briefing room appearance by president trump in the middle of the covid crisis. and we had policy, but we also had controversy. chrissy, from your point of study, looking at cameras and the impact of television does inevitably crisis in controversy overwhelm the information? and we get distract it by that? well, i say you look at that you see of somewhat chaotic scene and i think that typified a lot about about the white house i think in in price's administrations do handle it differently like bringing in people who are experts, for example, when the challenger blew up the reagan white house, brought in people from nasa and they stayed at the white house for a couple of weeks so they could answer questions about it. when in the obama administration they wanted to talk about the iran deal, they brought in. this is an example of a success. they brought in ernest moniz from the energy department, who was very clear and wa

rob o'neill, the man who shot bin laden. great to see you. hackers, the e-mails and thousands of government officials those include the us ambassador to china. do we know who's behind the attack. >> one guess, come on. the hack linked to beijing. expose hundreds of thousands of individual government e-mails. not only the us ambassador to china compromised but so was the assistant secretary of state for east asia in what is described as a cyber espionage attack even though the emails were all unclassified, the hackers would have gotten a lot of insight into us planning for recent string of business for biden officials and internal conversations about policies toward beijing. investigators say if the hack was pulled off by using the floor on microsoft's cloud computing platform which has since been fixed. seems to be a hack every day. stuart: that's going on for years. every single day there is a hack of some sort. big tech, the leaders are heading to the white house to discuss artificial intelligence. they are expected to commit to safety stan

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and it's during the obama presidency in capturing of osama bin laden. when you were taken into situation room where this photograph was taken, did you have any idea what the subject matter was going to be? oh, yeah. so about a week before john, that you see in the top right hand corner, second from the left, i mean, second from the right is was the homeland security adviser at the time. and and an aide in his office had come to me maybe a week or ten days before. and whatever do don't go anywhere, you know, next weekend. and and she said to me, i'm not sure it's going to be saturday or sunday. and that was the trigger for me, that this was a special ops because i knew it was weather dependent, right? so i it was some sort of special ops. and then, you know, later and later i guess maybe the day before i figured out what was going on and, you know, earlier that day, this picture made, you know, around 4:00 dc time, but around. 1:00 he had his first meeting in the situation room that afternoon. this was on a sunday, and they went over the final details. s

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sea, he promises to shoot all ships that leave ukrainian ports, he behaves like no one else, even bin ladenimself, it seems that there is no such scale that putin has now unleashed before the world community, why is he not treated as a terrorist, well, that is, they are not treated as terrorists? i 'm glad that it's really a degenerate, that it's a killer, that it doesn't have any e the foundations of civilization, culture and humanity are not left. they still think of him and they understand that he is still a human being. well, they really have no place in their heads for the same hatred that putin carries in his heart. he is an inhuman. he is a terrorist. they cannot admit it because there has never been such a thing in the history of mankind that such a huge country was ruled by a really inadequate and mentally ill person . as for erdogan, what about erdogan? i once identified the wrong country, i don't know whether elections were held there or the day before he doesn't follow the elections a bit, to work in the world field, that is, to be a peacemaker, to get in everywhere where you do

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well, look, afghanistan found it itself, bin laden created al-qaeda and invested. yes, as a result. afghanistan there or considered the experience of dacha syria, found al-baghdadi, invested our gil in this forbidden organization. yes, uh, almost. siri is almost there, a little bit left, the russians came and ruined everything. no. remember, they told us there would be a second afghanistan , they lost everything, russia fell and the end. here a whole army was formed, which, according to its characteristics. they even in all these ratings put almost one of the strongest armies in europe, even offended the turks, who considered their pants. no, they refueled everything there, friday worked. then the question arises simple, but okay, your satellites did not work. and what is even worse with your army than even with the army of ukraine when you start compare their problems they are trying to zatur other things? yes at least hypersound. well, although it was hypersonic, but everything is decided on the battlefield, the question is generally now conceptual, because after kharkov it seemed

tell us about bin laden and your role in eventually tracking him down. >> sure. policy after 9/11 was never to give sanctuary to these groups that aim to bring destruction upon the united states. we made that mistake in afghanistan before 911 and we didn't after 911. fortunately we haven't had any more attacks anywhere near that scale. after bin laden escaped from tora bora in 2001, it took us nine years to find him again from his courier in pakistan and several months to design options or raids. president obama ultimately decided on the seal raid and i was happy to be a part of that. >> let's get your assessment on what's happening there now and the tumult of 2021 when the u.s. withdrew from being there for nearly two decades, and we have seen the taliban roll back rights for women and girls and all citizens. was that unavoidable? what lessons should we be learning now? >> i think the situation is terrible. it's very tragic. as we discussed earlier, the afghans played a significant role in helping us win the cold war and then in kicking al qaeda out of afghanist

highly sensitive situation room where some of the nation's top-secret missions like the raid on bin laden take place. house republicans opening up their own investigation, calling the events shameful, but national security advisor jake sullivan says there is no need to worry. >> the situation room is not in use, has not been in use for months, because it's currently under construction. the only people going in and coming out of the sit room in this period are workers getting ready to go. >> things got super tense in the briefing room. the white house asked point-blank if the cocaine belonged to the biden family. that question did not go over well with press secretary karine jean-pierre. >> can you see whether or not the cocaine belonged to the biden family or not? >> avoiding the question, that is not true. we've answered this question, litigated this question for the last two days exhaustively. the biden family was not here. they were not here. they were at camp david. they were not here friday. they were not here saturday. they were not here sunday. they were not even here monday. they

as a teenager, osama bin laden was more interested in gambling then politics.uddy told him he was wasting his life and told him he needed to find a higher motive for living. the u.s. government killed bin laden and the saudi government killed him. source, the looming tower. fact number three, agnew resigned as vice president in 1974. president nixon went to jail -- president nixon replaced them. washington officials wanted ford to assume office as possible because they knew nixon was about to be impeached. they decided or's would -- ford would need a vice presidential transition team. the man chosen to lead the team was brian lamb, who founded c-span. source, watergate by paragraph. host: this is willie in arkansas. independent, good morning. caller: i was born during the morning and i -- the governor of arkansas had school closed down in little rock, arkansas and i remember the time that john kennedy got assassinated. between kennedy and eisenhower, those are two of the best presidents we ever had in our lifetime. anybody who thinks trump or biden or reagan an

as a teenager, osama bin laden was more interested in gambling then politics.uddy told him he was wasting his life and told him he needed to find a higher motive for living. the u.s. government killed bin laden and the saudi government killed him. source, the looming tower. fact number three, agnew resigned as vice president in 1974. president nixon went to jail -- president nixon replaced them. washington officials wanted ford to assume office as possible because they knew nixon was about to be impeached. they decided or's would -- ford would need a vice presidential transition team. the man chosen to lead the team was brian lamb, who founded c-span. source, watergate by paragraph. host: this is willie in arkansas. independent, good morning. caller: i was born during the morning and i -- the governor of arkansas had school closed down in little rock, arkansas and i remember the time that john kennedy got assassinated. between kennedy and eisenhower, those are two of the best presidents we ever had in our lifetime. anybody who thinks trump or biden or reagan an

he was a guy that was afraid to go after osama bin laden.ue that the u.s., not just the u.s. but prompted by the germans and others had a fear if we give the ukrainians munitions this might escalate the war with the russians in the reality the russians are good to do with the russians have done we give them all kinds of weapons and nothing causes escalations. there was a false fear in them the other hand politically aggressive he's offered tons of money and he's burnt goodwill with republicans by forcing his bipartisan issue so you can have money for ukraine but all kinds of stuff to run up the debt. this is typical biden. i will say there are some areas where it was right to hold back, f-16s is one is not a good environment for f-16s it takes a lot to put them in theater, saying this is going to be a game changer, the u.s. is right to slow walk that. on the other hand dpi cm we have tons of anti-game changer and we could've given them day one but we didn't because a politico to argument that this is humanitarian which it isn't but the left

robert j o'neil is my partner in this company who killed osama bin laden.well. we're scaling into a lot of the retail trains like publix, winn dixie, hvb supermarkets and several more chains around the country and we're scaling up distribution and we've got several beers that we're connecting to non-p profit organizations -- nonprofit organizations. and code of vets to give back to those veteran organizations that are out there doing great work to help our veterans and first responders. maria: how much did the bud light issue and the problem that the company had after hiring dylan mulvaney allow you to see a new opening to market and to speak with american citizens? >> it actually opened a big door and our sales jumped up about 600% across the board. we're continuing that crescendo in sales and those are great opportunities for us but i think some of these companies are making some really bad marketing decisions. they've forgotten who their audience is. it's not only hurting their company but it's also hurting the people that they employ as well around the

bring us up to date, the united states was imposing sanctions because of sudan's support of osama bin ladene islamic militants in the country. but they maintained intelligence cooperation with the regime, particularly after 9/11. there was an opposition to the sudanese government as supporting terrorism but at the same time, following 9/11 and the bombings in kenya and tanzania, intelligence sharing continued. there was always the relationship of cooperation on the intelligence kind of files. that is something i think many people, particularly in the u.s., are not aware of. following the revolution of 2018, the u.s. did belatedly take a position to support a transition to democracy. but here, although that seems positive, the lack of inclusion during the negotiation of legitimate civil society forces, including the resistance committees, to make a long story short, exclusion of the young people who brought down the dictatorship of bashir in 2019 from the negotiation, that exclusion almost determined or was overdetermined the failure of the negotiations. and highlighted or promoted the stren

you have the taliban, harboring zawahiri, and bin laden's number two guy in afghanistan right after thel and now he's saying i was right, the taliban is helping us and al qaeda is gone. i don't understand it. it is a bit bizarre to me. that a president would be so devoid of his own foreign policy and he just really wants to sweep afghanistan under the rug. that report was very damaging, found that we should not have abandoned bagram where we have over $6 million of taxpayer dollars left behind and now the taliban are selling to our adversaries like iran and the palestinians against israel. this is a huge foreign policy blunder. >> you're many new mexmiami rig and anybody that sees the top right bug where it sees your location. tuesday is two years since protesters in cuba took to the streets if the largest anti-cuban government demonstration in decade and you're in florida to meet with cuban american activists tomorrow. do you soup regime change in cuba? do you think that is the only path forward? >> well, i think we have to be careful in south america about regime change. we've had a h

you've got haqqani, the taliban, harboring zawahiri, al qaeda, and bin laden's number two guy in afghanistanfter the fall and now he's saying, you know, i was right. the taliban's helping us and al qaeda's gone. i just don't really understand it. it's a bit bizarre to me that a president would be so devoid of his own foreign policy, and he just really wants to sweep afghanistan under the rug. that report was very damaging and found that we should not have attended bagram where we have over $7 billion of taxpayer weapons left behind and now, by the way, the taliban are showing to our adversaries like iran and the palestinians against israel. this is a huge foreign policy blunder. >> you're in miami right now. is anyone looking at the screen and sees the top right bug, and tuesday marks two years since protesters and cuba took to the treats in the largest anti-cuban government in a decade expect you're in florida to meet with cuban-american activists tomorrow. do you support regime change in cuba? do you think that's the only path forward? >> well, i think we have to be careful in south americ

yeah, biden took out al-zawahiri, obama took out bin laden, and trump said, "okay, who wants to ordert?" [ laughter ] "i'm getting two buckets for me i'm getting the double bucket. [ laughter ] yeah, they took him out with a a drone. and if that didn't work, they were just going to send him an envelope that biden licked [ laughter ] that's right, they got him with a drone. his last words were "wait, did i order same-day delivery? what is -- [ laughter ] yeah, biden's on quite a run last week the climate and economy bill, this week a major al qaeda takedown. is it just me, or is covid really working for biden [ laughter ] remember the 2020 election he basically won that from his basement [ laughter ] i think the take away for biden is order a snuggie and stay home this is all good [ cheers and applause this is good for you, joe! you can tell biden is feeling pretty good about the week he's having, in fact, he even sent his team an idea for his official white house portrait. take a look at this. not bad! [ laughter ] i like it. >> steve: nice >> jimmy: i like it. well, everyone is talki

getting reporting this about abdula bin laden operating with impunity in kandahar.checkens, north african and subindia continent fighters. you tell me if over the horizon is working. >> brian: said not operating in afghanistan. either is he misinformed or just lying again to the american people. the president also has made the tough decision to allow ukrainians and give them cluster bombs do be used in the russian theater against russian theater. the russians are using cluster bombs against civilian targets. listen to the reason why. >> this is war relating to munitions. they are running out of that munition and we are low on it. so what i finally did. took the recommendation of the defense department to not permanently but allow for in this transition period where we have more 155 weapon -- she's shells for ukrainians. >> brian: admiral kirby said basically the same thing on abc. we're running out of ammo that's why we are giving them cluster bombs? >> yeah. you know, consistently, again and again i know i'm disappointed in the senior political leadership drankly o

could find osama bin laden but not the person who left cocaine in the west wing or even brought marijuana this. >> if you all want to be strip searched for substances before you go into the white house, that's something that you should work with the secret service to see if they can accommodate. >> was it confirmed that it was cocaine? >> reporter: yes. do you think this is a national security risk? if it's something like fentanyl that makes its way into the white house, that's a huge problem. >> that's just gossip. >> cocaine, yeah. >> was anyone using it? >> yeah. >> i'm asking you. >> reporter: i don't have any of those details. >> what's it based on then? elizabeth: that's the democrat standard, was anyone using cocaine in the white house? that this is all just gossip when the fbi confirmed it was cocaine? eric swalwell saying, what do you want, a strip search for those to who visit? what are they talking about? they sound so out of touch. if this was the trump white house, nancy pelosi would be calling for impeachment. >> of course, yeah, this would be another round of impeachment fo

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of "the voice" and walk 30 yards down that long red carpet to a podium like obama did when we got bin laden the american people you popped some balloons. [ laughter ] "my fellow americans, it's true what they say. once you pop, you just can't stop." [ light laughter ] president biden announced yesterday that air india will purchase more than 200 planes from boeing while frontier is buying 200 planes from goodwill. [ laughter ] during the white house press briefing yesterday, a reporter from newsmax asked press secretary karine jean-pierre, "is president biden woke?" and she rolled her eyes so hard, they didn't come back. [ laughter ] more haunting than i think we planned. [ laughter ] president biden said yesterday that the back and forth with republicans in his state of the union address made him feel like he was, "back on the playground." "so jealous," said matt gaetz. [ laughter ] senator ted cruz told reporters yesterday that he plans to run for a third term cruz said he discussed it with his family, and they insisted. [ laughter ] the company volt candy has issued a recall for its prim

lord, did osama bin laden and other leaders of the taliban he was due to speak in parts of london, inorthamptonshire, in a variety of different places. and so many people wanted to go and watch that guy talk and that indicates to me that maybe there is a large element of the british muslim population who . well, muslim population who. well, what potentially does sympathise with his views and those views are pretty extreme . are pretty extreme. >> i wouldn't say i wouldn't think, of course, if you say the extreme extreme, i haven't seen that person. but however , i that person. but however, i don't think majority of the muslim in the country, majority , 99, of course they want to hear him. but does not mean they want to go and be a terrorist. you know , maybe some people go you know, maybe some people go and say, well , you you know, maybe some people go and say, well, you don't. you know, maybe some people go and say, well , you don't. that and say, well, you don't. that person, the mufti , you don't person, the mufti, you don't wrong, you don't wrong. you should you should not come.

three of the terrorists were british born sons of pakistani immigrants who sickeningly praised osama bin ladena beloved hero, blair flagged the emerging threat of overseas terrorists arriving on our shores just eight days after the attack. blair promised fresh moves to stop extremists entering the uk and stronger powers to deport them. yet blair's words ring hollow in 2023. right now, we know that there are at least 19 suspected terrorists in the uk who've entered illegally via dinghies. they're affiliated with some of the most murderous groups in the entire world, including isis. yet instead of deporting them, we're putting them up in four star hotels and you're paying for that. and lefty lawyers are blocking their deportation . yet blocking their deportation. yet today, the 77 anniversary wasn't even mentioned on the bbc or sky news home pages. the bbc instead chose to point out that 77 is actually international kissing day, and they illustrated that with a picture of two lesbians embrace kissing. all too often, the establishment media looks the establishment media looks the other way when s

you can find bin laden. you can— they there? you can find bin laden.ally have. i think no, no. i really have. i think this is a conspiracy, that it's deliberate by the government. look, a legal look, there's a legal immigration those immigration by those legal immigration.— immigration by those legal immigration—ii immigration. i think it's i pnink— immigration. i think it's i pink is— immigration. i think it's i think it's animating everything. i think it's animating everything. i mink— think it's animating everything. i mink-a— think it's animating everything. i ppink-a up— think it's animating everything. i think-a up rather- think it's animating everything. i think-a up rather than- think it's animating everything. i think-a up rather than a. i think it's a up rather than a conspiracy. completely. yeah. because, in fact, legal migration has escalated the numbers coming in from europe have declined. but numbers coming in from other places, other of the world, other parts of the world, particularly india, have increased that's increased 600,000. that

you can find bin laden. you can— they there? you can find bin laden.hink no, no. i really have. i think this is a conspiracy, that it's deliberate by the government. look, a legal look, there's a legal immigration those immigration by those legal immigration.— immigration by those legal immigration—ii immigration. i think it's i mink— immigration. i think it's i inink ire— immigration. i think it's i think it's animating everything. i think it's animating everything. i mink— think it's animating everything. i mink-a— think it's animating everything. i mink-a up— think it's animating everything. i think-a up rather- think it's animating everything. i think-a up rather than- think it's animating everything. i think-a up rather than a. i think it's a up rather than a conspiracy. completely. yeah. because, in fact, legal migration has escalated the numbers coming in from europe have declined. but numbers coming in from other places, other of the world, other parts of the world, particularly india, have increased that's increased 600,000. that's because a l

you have to frame it in terms of 9/11 and talk about bin laden and talk about al qaeda and isis.oo many people dancing around the edges here instead of going straight to the american people and saying this could kill you and your family if you get caught in the crosshairs. that's what needs to be said in that way. i don't think they trust biden to do it. he can try to make the case but has a hard time. other people, national security, law enforcement, justice department, people who could effectively make that case to the american people. it's their gut in a way that makes them scared for their kids like we all were after 9/11. >> congressman, do you want to respond? >> yeah, look. point taken. i'm not afraid to ratchet it up a little bit. i do think the freedom frame works, though, free to vote, free to read. they're trying to take away your ability to vote and read what you want to read. most americans, the reason we are special and the reason we're exceptional is because we invented this concept of freedom. that's what we want in our community. and everything about maga extremi

superiority, like when stealth helicopters were only reverted to exist but were used in the osama bin laden rate in 2011. we can't allow that to be used as a shield to keep the american people completely in the dark from basic truths. the american people deserve to hear more about special access programs, congress is right you know if there's any unsanctioned weapons development. satellite imagery that is not been provided to congress here congress created the ultimate resolution office in the ndaa of 2022. and its initial analysis there are 171 uncharacterized uap reports and this is in the works from the report that appeared to have demonstrated an unusual flight characteristics or performance capabilities. i believe more information is known about the 170 what incidences it's time for congress to reassure ourselves. i call on our military leaders and intelligence officials to release more information to the american people about uaps here at to our military leaders if there's nothing to conceal, let congress go to wright-patterson air force base come dugway proving ground or even room li

superiority like when stealth helicopters were only rumored to exist but were used in the osama bin laden rate in 2011 but we can't allow that to be used as a shield to keep the american people completely in the dark from basic truths. the american people deserve to hear more about the special access programs. congress has the right to know if there's any unsanctioned's weapon development. satellite imagery that hasn't been provided to congress, congress created the demand resolution office of 2022 and its initial analysis there are 171 uncharacterized reports and this is the word from the report that appeared to have demonstrated unusual flight characteristics or performance macapabilities. i believe more information is known about the instances. it's time for congress to reinsert ourselves. ifhi there's nothing to conceal, let congress go to wright-patterson air force base, or even in nevada. we should have disclosure today, wewe should have disclosure tomorrow. tithe time has come. thank you, ranking member. >> i would now yield back to the chairman. the first witness the executive dir

i mean, bin laden himself. and now there are terrorists who are supported at the state level.think that even there, it will probably unfold. uh, weapons even against the united states because once again suffer, nikolaev odessa we are responding to these terrorist sabotage attacks, eh, accordingly, i am convinced that the united states will go to the end in the sense that they have never sent infantry against the russian federation on the territory of ukraine to new territories, and without this. it becomes absolutely obvious that it is impossible to win . here, the united states is falling into a very serious hole. and the latest thing is that they are rocking the situation not only. uh, through e ukraine, they now want to pump the situation. and after the middle east failed through very such, uh, weak-looking regions, for example, in china xinjiang uighur autonomous region. there is such a terrorist, who are considered by the united states to be very dangerous and through this it is possible to influence china and hong kong, they believe that their, well, their people are sti

he himself bin laden created al-qaeda invested. yes, as a result. almost there, a little bit left, the russians came and ruined everything. no. remember, they told us there would be a second afghanistan , they lost everything, russia fell and the end. here a whole army was formed, which, according to its characteristics. they even put almost one of the strongest armies in europe in all these ratings, they even offended the turks, who considered their pants, but tucked them in. then the question arises simple. well, it didn't work, your salicites. what's up with your army? worse than even with the army of ukraine when you start comparing their problems that they are trying to cover up other things. let 's wait, at least hypersound. well, although it was hypersound, but everything is being decided on the battlefield, the issue is generally now conceptual, because after kharkov it seemed to them that they went god by the beard, and they accept how everything was projected from here went 24,72 from here. passed, we cut through, let the wheeled tanks qui