yes, bin laden belonged to a family that successfully conducted business in the usa, he himself helpedght against the soviets in afghanistan, it is more likely now we will look at, for example, the prime minister iraq, mohammedani, who collaborated with the americans against hussein, is complete, and now he is already telling the americans to take them out of there, that is, we will see such offended people who can go on the counter and run over there to the side of russia or china, in fact. saudi arabia at one time dealt with internal problems thanks to the support of the west, especially this alisau family, yes, simply, in short, saudi arabia held on to an alliance of tribes that swore loyalty to this dynasty, so when they have there in the 80s 90's there were various kinds of movements, then they were defeated not without the support of the west, and now this continues, there are american troops there constantly since the beginning of the 90s, from the beginning. hussein's attack on saudi arabia and kuwait, the american troops are now continuing in qatar, and it's not just that they

neither then, nor... were they made at the residence of osama bin laden, where he was killed.fficially stated, is thrown into the sea, supposedly according to some islamic traditions, that is, the murder happened in such a way that there was nothing to show later, the traces were covered up. soon after officially recorded. under the banner of islam, they are not muslims, because they violate the fundamental principles of islam, do not kill a sick person, do not kill a woman, do not kill a pregnant woman woman, do not kill a baby, do not kill an old man. in islam, as in many religions, there are restrictions, for example, muslims are forbidden to give money on interest, it was impossible. the penetration of modern knowledge into the islamic environment still faces restrictions, for example, engineering professions are unpopular. through my own living example, i witnessed the era of the nineties, when teachers, sheikhs, alems, and theologians categorically prohibited it. year became the first muslim to go into space, and iraqi native zaha hadid revolutionized the whole world's u

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problem. is only with saddam hussein, the problem is not with afghanistan, the problem is with osama bin ladenose gance, eisencott and the other party, as well as lipit who tried to secure protection for him and the survival of his administration. i believe that the issue of the negotiations was regional and international pressure on the resistance to accept to some extent the truth. the resistance participated in it and stipulated more than one condition for acceptance: first, there would be a withdrawal of the israeli forces from the gaza strip, proceeded by a comprehensive and complete cessation of aggression, and also the construction equipment and sheltering the displaced in some other conditions. they also faced the issue of the exchanges of the captives. the regional council said, why don't we reverse the issue and see that it has the same objectives? we start with the issue of the captives exchanges, and then we move. move to the comprehensive cessation of the war and the issue of resistance with some guarantees for the construction equipment and shelter of the displaced. the main cond

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>> mÁs de 600 hombres armados, ni osama bin laden tuvo un despliegue de seguridad como el que hicieronnte del partido que actualmente gobierna el paÍs que dijo en un programa muy popular en honduras donde asegurÓ que cuando la actual presidenta estaba en su campaÑa polÍtica hubo una reuniÓn con funcionarios de la embajada americana en el paÍs donde se hablÓ de que iban a sacar a mi esposo del paÍs para reconocer el triunfo de la seÑora zelaya. maity: en el departamento del documento de justicia se dice que mientras su esposo estaba en campaÑa para convertirse en presidente de este paÍs recibiÓ 1 millÓn de dÓlares de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn ¿quÉ hay de cierto en eso? >> es falso, es parte de la narrativa novelesca que crearon, y la crearon para que los testigos pudieran decir las cosas mÁs exageradas que llamaran la atenciÓn para hacer de este un gran caso, y eso que estÁn poniendo allÍ sÓlo son mentiras. el departamento de justicia al haber establecido esto, lo que ellos estÁn diciendo estÁ apegado a las mentiras de los narcotraficantes. maity: ¿esperan que algÚn narcotraficante que ex

mr. my govern, same question to you, when osama bin laden and his lieutenant khalid sheikh muhammad, let's take khalid sheikh muhammad was asked why he was the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks." said, it was because of my deep hatred for us policy favoring israel against the rights of the other peoples. people have to take that seriously. that was buried in page 148 of the 9/11 report in one sentence, but if you're asking why people do these things, they get to point where they seek vengeance for the for the clear affronts to... their human nature that they have suffered, it's inevitable, and nobody's pointing that out, that the more we do this stuff out there in the southwest asia so call now, the more likely. it is that we'll have another 9/11 or something like it? thanks lot, gentlemen, former cia analyst raymond govern from rawy north carolina, and also thanks to donabar, radio host and journalist cpr news, joining us from austinning new york, and a special thanks to your viewers for staying with us on tonight spotlight. it's good night for now and see you next time. this is my lan

it does remind me of that photo of obama's team watching the bin laden raid while making balloon animals biden's defense, he had the ice cream first. it's not like they asked him about gaza, and he said, "hold on, if we're going to talk about war, i gotta get a mint chip." no, he was in an ice cream store, about to eat ice cream, and some reporter jumped in and said, "what about gaza?" this is why i don't think we should have a free press. personally, i don't think anyone should be asked about israel-palestine while they're eating ice cream. i thought that was, like, an unwritten rule. i'm holding a tiny cylinder topped with a giant misshapen dairy blob that immediately starts melting on all sides. i've got one tiny little napkin for some reason. you think israel-palestine is a crisis? i'm dealing with something here! i'll tell you what, if i was a politician, i would always have an ice cream with me, just to cram in my mouth in case i got asked about israel-palestine. it's not a good strategy for mitch mcconnell, though. that guy already has brain freeze. kobe! [applause] [laughs] now,

christiane amanpour interviewed saddam hussein and interviewed osama bin laden. it's important for our democracy in this country. our leaders need to trust us to make judgments. [applause] let us make up our minds. the other thing i wanted to talk about was another tucker carlson interview which was with kelly means, a former pharmaceutical executive. he now runs a nonprofit that challenges the hammer grip that the pharmaceutical industry has of the american economy. he said something we have been talking about a long time, the chronic disease epidemic. he said a few things i didn't even know. he said that, for example, over 30% of american children are now prediabetic or diabetic. and when i was a kid, a pediatrician typically would see one or two cases of childhood diabetes. entire career. today it is one out of every three kids who walked through their office door. it is the biggest cost of health care, is treating diabetes in this country. it is now higher than our military budget. it is not something that you want our political leaders to be thinking about?

he is the bin laden of israel. too. i know they, and i believe they want to minimize any kinds of death of civilians as well, too. but right now, i would say, if they just surrendered, hamas just surrendered all of this would be over. >> on another topic back in washington where you are now, your colleague james langford said something remarkable on the senate floor this week when it came to the negotiations over immigration bill and also foreign aid for israel and ukraine. listen. >> i had a popular commentator four weeks ago that i talked to that told me flat out, before reading the bill. if you try to move a bill that solves a border crisis during there presidential year i will do whatever i can to destroy you. >> you have been in the senate for a relatively short time, have you seen that? is there any chance, this congress or any other congress can get anything accomplished on the issue of immigration in particular? >> no. i was in graduate school 25 years ago, actually, it has been 25 years ago. allen simpson, one

back, to after september 11 we almost completely he eliminate naitdz al-qaeda one got away osama bin ladenegrouped, al-qaeda isis went on 20 years, to paralyze the world, so israel has to finish the job. maria: look. israel says it wants to finish the job but, again, it he now you are into sort of the public expectation and you know painting israel as if it is doing something wrong. because it is retaliating from an unprovoked attack from hamas, and you know secretary pompeo was with me over the weekend, and basically said you know, it appears with all of this talk of cease-fire, cease-fire, is what united states wants it is pitting america against israel, at a critical moment what is the impact of it. >> yeah, this is the problem with israel needs united states america's weapons to resupply what it is using american intelligence to fight hamas a goal of iran a lot of world community is, united states from israel so illed is isolated iran's goal for 40 years get america out of middle east, redesigned the state of israel, now using hamas as weapon of choice to do it. maria: very hoyings for

. >> if osama bin laden is in the hospital and his thumb is injured, do you go in and kill him? the answer is yes. >> okay. is to u.n. relief agency in gaza says it's going to have to suspend its relief work across the entire middle east because more than 20 governments have shut down funding for unrwa. that more than 13,000 gaza employees were involved in the october 7th attacks. now prime minister netanyahu said that unrwa must be eliminated. obviously, it does provide. it does good work in the region in other ways. do you think it should be eliminated completely? >> i think it should be disbanded for two reasons. one is the tactical reason that indeed, dozens of its workers are terrorists who went, some went in and killed, murdered israelis, which is you know, participated in the massacre. but there's something bigger than that. this agency, instead of solving the refugee problem, it internalizes the problem. these refugees are great grandchildren of refugees. it's the only case in the world where refugee status is from one generation to another. instead of solving it, they i

because he's effectively their bin laden of october 7th as well, too. i know they want to minimize any kind of death of civilians as well, too. but right now i'd say if they just surrendered, if hamas just surrendered all of this would be over. >> on another topic back in washington where you are now your colleague james lankford said something pretty remarkable in the senate this week when it came to the negotiations over an immigration bill and also foreign aid for israel and for ukraine. listen. >> i had a popular commentator four weeks ago that i talked to that told me flat out before they knew any of the contents of the bill -- any of the contents. nothing was out at that point. they told me flat out if you try to move a bill that solves the border crisis during this presidential year, i will do whatever i can to destroy you. >> you've been in the senate for a relatively short time. have you seen the impact of that sentiment in the halls of the senate? and if what he is saying is true, is there any chance that any congress, this congress or any oth

i remember the photo of the obama team, on which they watching the capture of bin laden wearing balloondictions, neither hamas nor israel spoke. that they are close to a ceasefire agreement, but biden’s optimism does not surprise me, when you have an ice cream cone in your hands, you think that everything will be fine, which is why they always buy it for children, parents, to announce their divorce , you know who lights up when they see ice cream, kids are elderly, that's why they give it to nursing homes, according to the alzheimer's association, ice cream loved by those... who have a decline in mental abilities? quote: ice cream has the ability to instantly induce a feeling of calm from the first spoon, that is , professor, well, what can i say, from an academic point of view, please, polls in the usa mean very little, what? the fact is that elections in the united states are not direct, they are designed so that you can have incredible popularity, but winning in this state means much less than winning. yes, in some gray small state, which will give more electors, but that’s not all,

logan general motors is alive and bin laden is dead. and isa goodwin joe. he said don't compare us to the almighty, compare us to the alternatives. that's a good one. he's got the talent. i want to see the team on the field all. he's got a good cabinet. are they knocking your door to come on this program? >> we are, adelino. >> they should, though. they should be out there buttressing this but they had to say it every single day and okay you want the slogan you all go out and say we want to close the border, they want to close the abortion clinics. those are the two issues in this race. he can win back the immigration. i watched george w. bush win back the education issue. bill clinton won back the crime issue. big republican issue. he can do this. i couldn't be happier. i've criticized -- >> off camera not in front of reporters. he didn't speak to reporters as he got onto marine one. >> i don't see that discipline happening, paul. i think it's hopeful. again, because this administration tends to get in its own way. take two out one, day let joe be involved

what happened was osama bin laden was operating out of a cave in afghanistan. so for 20 years indeed our military was successful to protect but sadly by abandoning afghanistan, the global war on terrorism is not over and coming to america and the f.b.i. has identified that we're at great risk of attack imminently here in america what could occur and is shameful what occurred. additionally the question i have is that when on august 26, 2021 when president biden excused his appeasement and right in the middle of his speech he was explaining his advisers said abandon, leave, now, and then threw in, not on the teleprompter, i have letters. i asked for coppies of the letters for advice he received to abandon the people of afghanistan. i should not surprise you but every two months i send a letter to the warehouse asking for the letters. there are no letters. they've not been revealed. but what advice was given by his advisers on leaving the people of afinogenov to fall off jets, as the abandonment took place? ambassador: i believe our military under the leadership o

he was the vice president and he said how's this for a slogan general motors is alive and bin laden is dead. i was like, ooh, good one, joe. and he said don't compare us to the all mighty compare us to the alternative. that's a good one. so he's got the talent. i want to see the team on the field, though. he's got a really good cabinet. i never see them. are they knocking on your door to come on this program? >> weirdly no. >> they should be out there buttressing this. we want to close the border, they want to close the abortion clinics, those are the two issues in the race. he can can win back. bill clinton won back the crime issue, a big republican issue. he can do this. i have criticized the president -- >> i will say saying off camera not in front of reporters. what do you make of paul's argument? >> i don't see that discipline happening, paul. i think it's hopeful because, again, this administration tends to get in its own way. here he has advance today say to the american people and make that argument how this crisis ended up like it did, but i still remember as most republicans

when they do it would be the equivalent for the americans getting osama bin laden., we don't know. that's just the reality of it. obviously they had very good intelligence to be able to rescue the hostages in that very daring raid that you've been able to visualize for our viewers. but sinwar, look at, that video you just showed, appreciate the sinister and diabolical nature of this. there is sinwar, the leader of hamas, with his wife and family being protected by this tunnel complex. when he exposes all of the hamas's women and children to the war that's taking place above those tunnels. there are no bomb shelters. there are no tunnels for the citizens of gaza. he wants that exposure because he knows he will get international condemnation of israel as a result of the people being caught up in a war. that is how cynical and diabolical this man is and hopefully the israelis get to him soon. >> bill: it's a question of time. i don't think he will get across that border into egypt. we'll see whether or not that's the outcome. meanwhile you have the meeting at the white

so much so that when they found osama bin laden he was in the shadow of their own high-ranking militaryunder their protection. nothing could be worse than the number one most wanted criminal essentially being sheltered by the partner that has profited by those 20 years of war. during that same time i saw our own cia being apprehended or arrested and have seen our state department abused int pakistan. i certainly have, i'm trying to find the right word to say, i've seen economic opportunism be the cost of delivering goodst to afghanistan was artificially raised by pakistan's desireis to collect what we technically don't even normally pay which is basically a bribe. so i've seen all of that. what i also have seen is presidential candidates assassinated, intimidation in their elections. when you asked the question about free and fair elections pakistan does not have free and fair elections. pakistan at best has elections in which somebody can win in sp the incumbent pushing against them. that means the only time there's a change in power when the people are so adamantly opposed that in spi

what happened with afghanistan where we got rid of almost all qaeda that we didn't get rid of osama bin ladenent to pakistan in for 20 years he fought against the united states and created isis and all the other al-qaeda that occurred. the israelis are looking at hamas insane we have to get rid of the head of the snake we have to defeat have a total victory where this keeps coming back so everybody is caught in a bad place. the problem even if israel has a total victory, what happens afterwards who governs gaza a new governs the west bank of jordan, nobody knows if there were elections held today in gaza and the west bank they were probably held elect hamas. stuart: listen to what nancy mace says about funding for ukraine, will tape. >> the one thing that you did not hear jake sullivan or joe biden say today or ever is defining our mission in ukraine they've yet to define the mission and yet to set the strategy and they've yet to articulate how will we get out of the situation when every dollar that we have is given to their country and is or is not successful this administration is putting t

. >> brian: i remember the first time we used to play that song when -- after bin laden, and that famoust in your ass was the first time kaitlin was actually using that term. she was 4 at the time. it was a bit of a surprise to the family. she goes put a boot in your ass, dad. okay. maybe we should screen the country music a little. >> ainsley: maybe make an exception. that was a great song and after 9/11. >> brian: she hasn't used it since. >> ainsley: let's talk about dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas because the border is an issue. >> steve: fox news alert. the house rules committee voted to advancing impeachment case against secretary of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas is he wrestling to comply with immigration laws and breaching public trust by claiming the border is secure. >> the impeachment power was never intended as a divisive for members of opposing political party to harass officials over policy disputes. >> lawrence: republicans can only afford to lose three votes. colorado congressman ken buck is a no majority leader steve scalise is out as he undergoes cancer

what happened when we went after-- president obama did when they went off osama bin laden, the one person that said let's wait is joe biden. you set patterns, i set patterns, where we go, what we shop, what we do. the presidents set patterns, too. all leaders set patterns and adversaries are looking at that and they know the pattern set. >> to your point on that, listen to something that the defense secretary said on this yours, this is before the strikes followed by reaction from the iranian president. let's listen. >> we're not at war with iran. our goal is to make sure that we take away-- we continue to take away capability from the houthis doing what they've been doing. >> we will not start a war, but if a country, if a cruel force wants to bully us, the islamic republic of iran will give a strong response. so the united states is saying we don't want a war, they're saying we will not start a war. are we in a war with iran already? >> of course we are. you know, if you don't believe me, ask the parents of those three young americans that we lost. ask about all of the strikes on americ

. >> and so was bin laden. >> and so was bin laden. >> and so was bin laden. >> and i i that these >>ample this give you. so for example this interview are what interview we are seeing what putin wants the west to hear. thatis putin wants the west to hear. that is objective , interesting that is objective, interesting and values all for what it is . and values all for what it is. i'm not disputing what matthew. we need . we need. >> we need to wrap it because we've got to go to a break. but up next we are talking about president biden. is he fit for office? emma, sorry . we'll office? emma, very sorry. we'll be with you radio. >> welcome back to britain's newsroom, emma . you continue newsroom, emma. you continue your point. i was very conscious that i was getting had to interrupt you because we had to go to that break. but just continue your point you were making. the making. we're talking about the tucker interview, tucker carlson putin interview, which has got very controversial i >> -- >> well, going back to the point that you were making about is this like interviewing hitler? i

this is like when obama announced we got bin laden just as someone put out the pie [ laughter ] former trump is set on thursday to visit the u.s./mexico border, i'm guessing to make a break for it [ laughter ] you guys, before we move on i want to address something we did on the show yesterday. we showed a clip that implied that donald trump had mistakenly referred to his wife as mercedes it has since been explained to us that he was referring to republican operative named mercedes schlapp so apologies to donald trump, who definitely knows that his wife's name is melanie [ laughter ] former president trump is reportedly working to build up his campaign fundraising operation. yeah, i bet. pretty soon he's going to start selling official mar-a-lago copper wiring. [ laughter ] being a trump donor now must be such a bummer. it's like having a 16-year-old dog. he's costing you a fortune, he doesn't really do anything, and it seems like he hates being alive. [ light laughter ] the first ever florida man games were held over the weekend they're like any other sport, except you have to fail a

understand the motivations of the terrorists themselves and didn't know a lot about al qaeda or osama bin laden. what can you say about bush's mindset and how that contributed to this disastrous mistake? >> there are many things that could be said about george w. bush in this respect. the themes of my book relate to fear as you said earlier. power. and hubris. and it's incredibly important to understand the inter-action of these three factors. many of the qualities you just enumerated fall under the subject matter of hubris in my book. yes, george w. bush believed that all people wanted to be free. all people wanted to have it democratic institutions. he believed. he did believe that american soldiers would be welcomed with chocolates and flowers as iraqi exile leaders in the united states told him. >> some of them were conmen. >> right. those are your words. and you are entitled to them. actually george w. bush did not want -- to take over iraq. one of the interesting aspects was he was actually opposed to l that. but that is a sideshow. but you are absolutely right and i tried to make clear i

he didn't really know a lot of about al qaeda or osama bin laden. what can you say about bush's mindset and that how that contribue suited to this disastrous mistake? well, there are many, many things that could be said about george w bush in this respect and my the themes of my book relate to fear. as you said earlier. power and hubris. and you and your hubris and it's incredibly important to understand the interaction of of these three factors. so many of the many of the qualities you just enumerated fall under the the subject matter of hubris in my book. yes. george george w bush believes that, you know, all people wanted to be free. all people wanted to have democratic institutions. he believed he did believe that american soldiers would be welcomed with chocolates and flowers as a threat as iraqi exile leaders in the united states told him, some of whom were con men. ahmed chalabi was pardon me, ahmed chalabi was a con man. right. i mean. well, i would maybe want call him the. those are your words and your you're entitled to them. actually, geo

but the like osama bin laden. but the vast majority of muslims in this country are not islamists.'s not an inherent part of islam. >> some people are accusing lee anderson of blatant racism. he says it was clumsy use of language , and having read that language, and having read that statement, i wonder if i rather agree with him. i i think it was actually bigotry. >> i mean , it's not real. >> i mean, it's not real. muslims are not a race. so as far as i'm concerned, you can't be racist against muslims, but you can certainly by by bigoted and prejudice against muslims . and prejudice against muslims. and lee anderson's original statement showed serious anti—muslim prejudice in the words that he used. he would not have said that same thing about people who were jewish. if that's the test, i always apply him . him. >> there's a there's a case going on at the moment, mohammed, i don't know whether you're familiar with it. um, the school of catherine birbalsingh phenomenal headteacher, characterised in the channel four series as britain's strictest head. she has an incredibly diverse s

in early 2000, the bipartisan consensus was not that -- just that we should knock out osama bin laden's terrorist network but we should rebuild afghanistan into a flowering, western-style democracy. we should put resources into training the afghan population to think about americans -- or to think about gender roles as americans do in the 21st century, to promote the creation of democratic institutions, to train an afghan army. for 20 years american blood and treasure was committed to that project, and that project fell apart in a matter of weeks. turns out the afghans don't want western-style democracy. turns out the afghans don't want to fight for a country that apparently very few of them actually believed in because it took about three weeks, three weeks before the taliban rolled over their country. the bipartisan foreign policy consensus got us exactly there. that same bipartisan foreign policy consensus got us to iraq. under the pretense vr weapons -- of weapons and mass destruction, many people in this chamber who supported the war in iraq are now supporting limitless supply of a

osama bin laden was operating out of a cave in afghanistan. for 20 years indeed it was successful to protect. sadly by abandoning afghanistan the global war on terrorism is not over but it is coming to america. the fbi has identified we are at great risk of attack eminently today in america that could occur. it is just shameful what occurred. additionally, a question i have is when on august 26, 2021 president biden excused his appeasement right in the middle of his speech he was explaining to his advisors had said abandon, leave now. and then he threw in it was not on the teleprompter, i have letters. that night i asked for copies of the letters of the advice he received to abandon the people of afghanistan. it should not surprise you but every two months i sent a letter to the white house asking for that letters, there are no letters. they have not been revealed. what advice was given by his advisors were abandonment took place. >> i believe our military under the leadership of the president and the chain of command the very difficult set of

the house of commons is a chant was endorsed and used chant that was endorsed and used by osama bin ladense, the leaders of hamas. and don't allow we and so we don't allow we shouldn't allowing that shouldn't be allowing that that has day one. has been chanted from day one. never the calls for an never mind the calls for an intifada. let's remember what happened intifada in happened in the last intifada in israel. people walked into a pub and blew themselves up. buses were blown up, children were murdered. but yet the police have stood by while people marched streets calling marched to our streets calling for socialist intifada. for a socialist intifada. i mean, what utter nonsense . and mean, what utter nonsense. and of people have been of course, people have been in open display of houthis, open display of the houthis, plus sorts other kinds of plus all sorts of other kinds of anti—semitic imagery and the police stood largely and police have stood by largely and they've people to chant police have stood by largely and the genocide people to chant police have stood by largely and the gen