well, one of the more recent parts of cia history is assassination of osama bin laden. why don't we look at some of the artifacts you have there. seeing that this was really tively recent history when? was this declassified? is this newly declassified stuff that we're talking about to see the abbottabad raid was. 2011. and so shortly thereafter, the related to it were d classified. the newest artifact that i'll get to in a little bit the boots that belonged to one of the members of the assault team officer that are now on display here in the museum. so the story, of course, begins with the attacks of 911. we three artifacts from the three different attack sites got a safe from the world trade center buildings. we've got the gym bag belonged to the youngest passenger on flight 93. she was headed to college that day when the plane crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania, and her bag was found in the wreckage. and then finally, we have a metal and ribbon that belonged to a young naval officer who was in the pentagon day. and when that plane crashed into the pentagon, the jet

bin laden, for the murder of which 15 american...s been for several decades now the only country that could destroy the united states with nuclear weapons , or at least cause irreparable damage to it. us military interests require solving this problem in one of three ways: destroying nuclear weapons in russia, subjugating russia, or creating some kind of protection from our missiles. so far it's not working out very well. russia is trying to resist this pressure; it relies on the foundations of the abrahamic religions. point four: dollar. all the financial power of the united states is based on the dollar, all the military power of the united states is based on its financial power. it is critically important for the states that no one even thinks about encroaching on the hegemony of their currencies. the entire planet conducts international trade in dollars. they keep their gold and foreign exchange reserves in dollars. it would be beneficial for russia to give up dollars better than its own currency, firmly backed by hydrocarbons, t

bin laden, for the murder that was used 15 american missiles, was similar to its own...es now, russia has been the only country that can destroy the united states with nuclear weapons, or at least cause irreparable damage. us military interests require solving this problem in one of three ways: destroying nuclear weapons in russia, subjugating russia , or creating some kind of defense against our missiles. so far it’s not working out very well, but this is a question on... ideology: russian traditional culture is incompatible with modern western culture and tolerance, but there is a powerful pressure from the west on the foundations of russian orthodox culture. if the west succeeds in , so to speak, tolerizing our country, it will receive an additional prize, the peaceful absorption of russia. russia is trying. all the financial power of the united states is based on the dollar, all the military power of the united states is based on its financial power. it is critically important for the states that no one even thinks about encroaching on the hegemony of their currencie

pacific ocean to launch a missile attack on the same mujahideen camps in order to destroy osama bin ladeneople. a after all, just a few years ago, mr. bin laden, who was killed using 15 american missiles, was similar to his own. morality to george washington, thomas jefferson. so, does america have a constant desire to destroy the russian state? why? the interests of the united states and russia are directly opposed on many issues. apparently , this is why the americans decided that they must stop all attempts by the russians to increase their influence on the world stage. i tried to reduce the reasons for the rivalry between russia and the united states to certain points. point one. ya. russia for several decades now, it has been the only country that can destroy the united states with nuclear weapons, or at least cause them irreparable damage. us military interests require solving this problem in one of three ways: destroying nuclear weapons in russia, subjugating russia , or creating some kind of defense against our missiles. so far it’s not working out very well, but this is a questio

and then bin laden had pulled off 9/11?rse, can you imagine if the u.s. then funded bin laden because as was reported right after october 7th, for years, various governments led by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu divided power between the gaza strip and the west bank, bringing the palestinian president to his knees for making moves that propped up the hamas terror group, funding them and giving them legitimacy as a counterbalance, a strategic choice by netanyahu, a counterbalance of house authority in the west bank. the idea was to keep palestinians from having a single unified government, one that might try to form estate and challenge israeli authority. his entire political career is based on the idea he alone can protect this nation. all of this stuff talk guarantees about keeping israeli safes and the ultimate result was the horror of october 7th. the worst security failure in the states history. benjamin netanyahu oversaw all of that. in fact, we learned from the new york times that israel knew of the hamas a

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you mentioned osama bin laden. not remember his letter goes viral all of a sudden why is everyone talking about this? it was pushed on tiktok. are you for congress passing this ban on tiktok that would still athrough videos to exist but take ownership away from the chinese? >> i said in a recent "new york post" article the main thing i feel is conflict. i feel conflicted. on one hand i built a brand on their. my company is able to work with big brands to help them get their message out. it is a way to get messaging out that can be positive. ultimately it needs to be sold to an american company so we can at least have some regulation on it. they all need regulation the social media platforms. we can only regulate it so much if it's in the hands of the ccp. >> dana: tell everyone what you promised the holl cast survivor you met. >> i was in auschwitz a few years ago, five years ago at this point. it was an amazing story. you can see the clip on my social media. i am walking and all of a sudden this old man in a wheel

we helped al-qaeda and osama bin laden enter bosnia and fight on the side of the muslims. conflict in slovenia, then in croatia, then in bosnia and herzegovina. in 2000, there was even a small conflict in north macedonia. a meanwhile, in 1999, serbia came under direct attack from nato. the attack happened because it was different. on the political stage. in the southern regions of yugoslavia, children play on the same playground. belong to different cultures, a little in the distance we see the children of local serbs, in kosovo they belong to a national minority, so they do not feel safe. albanian children play a little closer; albanians make up the bulk of the population of kosovo; as the serbs themselves claim, the albanians are pushing them out. my mother is from kosovo. i have been to kosovo many times and as a child, i understood. what do muslims need from serbs? albanian children drove me out of kosovo, from my land, the land of my ancestors. they threw stones at us and shot at us with pneumatic weapons. nobody had to explain anything to me. then i myself understood

. >> what do you think about 9/11 and bin laden? it was justified?the whole video last night. it goes on and on. a lot of those people have their faces covered. why do you think that is? >> well, generally because i think they know they hold abhorrent views. i never thought i would see someone say that osama bin laden did what he had to do four blocks away from the world trade center. there is a reason we go without masks. we know that we uphold truth and what we believe to be right. >> dana: your shirt ended up catching on fire at this event? >> i was holding an american flag. somebody lit it on fire and ran away. my shirt caught on fire and someone yelled death to america. this is an american issue. not just about israel. it is so much bigger. >> bill: and a growing movement. >> they are trying to run back occupy wall street and burning american flags. how is it possible walking with an american flag in new york city i'm less safe? i will add in regards to the mask question, they act with impunity because they have a mask. when they burned his flag

if bin laden calls carley and you can follow bin laden but you can't unmask carley unless did you go back to the fisa court and say i have got a problem with this in america. >> lawrence: that's the proposal. currently they are spying on some americans that have communication with them. and they could -- they may not even be a target. they may have some form of communication with them. and i think that's the pushback from the trump campaign and some republicans. they got hit in their district about this one issue. and they are saying, look, until there is some reforms to the overall system, then we don't want to reapprove. >> carley: goes back to carter page. you think about fisa you think about him essentially being illegally spied on. that's not 702. that's section 1. signed into law. it's never going to be up for a congressional debate once again. but this section 702 is truly so important especially when you think about all the heightened terror alerts we are facing right now. what steve was talking about before, you are absolutely right. what happens is if you are a suspected te

obama got bin laden. you got oj. [laughter] now that oj is dead, who is the new front rather -- front runner for trump's vp? is it diddy? if trump did select diddy as his running mate, i bet this race would still be tied. i think even some democrats say that they are underwhelmed but i think that they are just not living in reality. manage your expectations, people. it is like tonight. we all wish we were at the waldorf right now. but we are at the washington hilton. and we have to make the best of it. just be happy you are not at the airport hilton. journalists, these are challenging times and we need the people in this room to guide us. your jobs are not easy and it does not help that we are leaving -- living at the end of traditional media. the gatekeepers are god. did you know that 90% of people get their news exclusively from social media? that must be true because i saw it in a random guys tiktok. he was recording a video while driving a toyota corolla but he seemed to know his stuff. isn't it crazy that tiktok

in march, he said that when the americans were hunting for osama bin laden, the former leader of al-qaedas not worth going after him to ukraine, iraq or afghanistan. the reality is that us special forces killed binladen in pakistan, on the orders of barack obama, for whom biden was vice president. like this. and this is a figure running for a new term in the white house, with a nuclear button and billions of dollars in resources for regimes pleasing to washington around... all over the world. kievsky is no exception. the new package will be voted on by congress on saturday. mikhail akinchenko will continue. who won and who lost in this six-month-long confrontation on the capitalist hill cannot be said right away. on the one hand, the republicans, despite all the objections of the white house, still divided the financial package, which included money for israel, taiwan and ukraine, into its component parts. each of them will be voted on separately. on the other hand, the contents of these packages have not changed much. except that one important clarification has appeared in ukrainian. ukr

now there osama bin laden. okay. now there were hundreds of thousands of people on that march.n laden were not representative of most people on that march who were ordinary people and trade unionists and fellow members of the labour party. >> so you say anything then >> so did you say anything then to that that that banner, to that fellow that that banner, it was 50 back and it was it was 50 yards back and there hundreds people in there were hundreds of people in between. >> point, the point that >> but the point, the point that i'm what's logic? i'm making is what's the logic? the position? the logic of your position? >> ethnic minority, >> an entire ethnic minority, the integrated ethnic the largest integrated ethnic minority country. minority in this country. >> are you saying >> so are you are you saying then, the marches should be then, that the marches should be banned simply because a minority of extremists and it is a minority? let's be clear about that. are peddling a particular message of hate, which i don't contest that some of them undoubtedly have been a small mino

himself, but an associate of bin laden, associate of al-qaeda. and you had that photo up there, then you would feel pretty threatened. you would you would see the message they're trying to convey and you could argue that maybe these students are lost and young. but again, this is very knowable information if they google their names, their the information about them is right there. and as a former government counterterrorism official, i know what these guys were up to, and that's that kind of message. that's not protesting against the war. that's not calling for a ceasefire, that's not even protesting for divestment at columbia university policy that is sending a message to students who are israeli, who are jewish or anybody really that this is the mess. this is what they stand for. they stand for what these guys are representing. >> and by the way, one of those terrorist organizations palestinian islamic jihad is actively holding hostages in gaza right now, imagine that kind of message hagar, the white house, responded to this they said quote, wh

best mate, osama bin laden's best mate.erent kettle of fish, paedophiles, rapists, people like that. i just think that you should keep them well, well, well away from from society. and i don't think those type of people can change their minds, whereas with other people that are criminals, i think that you can rehabilitate them. and in a lot of cases, actually prison makes people worse. criminals. yeah. >> i mean, you had mitzi on this show . i think you had >> i mean, you had mitzi on this show. i think you had him on a couple of weeks ago. and it seems like the young man's learned from his experience, and he's apologised, and hopefully he'll be a better person from his experience in prison and he has been rehabilitated. i agree with you and john. i don't think you can rehabilitate ideological. sort of. i'm stuck in my ways. these are really extreme views. >> i mean, why should we have to live with this is the thing. so it's all very well and good saying, oh, you know, maybe we should give this guy a chance. but if we give

did not take out bin laden, they attempted broader wars against terror.s the united states exceeded 20 years later in winning a war? no one would say that. the taliban are back. i think we will have a similar conversation about hamas. hamas may be destroyed as an organization, but they will be replaced by other organizations the same political ambitions. not to mention palestinians are more radicalized in gaza and the west bank on the back of the violence we've seen against them over the last six months. so as much as i have great sympathy for the israeli people in wanting to ensure that they can defend themselves and their children and you do not have a government run by terrorists, the way they have gone about that war has made them less secure and will ultimately make their enemy stronger, both in gaza and broadleaf. annabelle: what are the odds of a cease fire developing and would there be any sort of timeline given you have a hard line approach on both sides? guest: there was an effort to get a cease fire if you had gotten hostages held by hamas, let

bin laden's uk terror mastermind is weeks from being released . next. >> year.top stories. the prime minister says the government will increase defence spending to 2.5% of gdp by 2030. during a trip to poland, rishi sunak said the budget will reach £87 billion by the end of the decade . addressing troops, he also said the uk defence industry will be put on a war footing. mr sunak called the plans the biggest strengthening of our national defence in a generation. >> as churchill said in 1934, to urge the preparation of defence is not to insert the imminence of war. on the contrary, if war was imminent, preparations for defence would be too late. i believe we must do more to defend our country, our interests and our values. so today i'm announcing the biggest strengthening of our national defence. for a generation . we defence. for a generation. we will increase defence spending to a new baseline of 2.5% of gdp by 2030. >> well, earlier rishi sunak warned that president putin will not stop at the polish border if his assault on ukraine is allowed to continue . ear

you just heard videos post sed tiktok that show people agreeing with osama bin laden.s be happening in our country? >> this is combination of factors at play. what we are seeing on fact hamas and other islamist groups have long created network of sympathizers in american academia. countries like qatar. this strategy of influencing debate has become more successful because american college campuses have become a wash where critical race theory and post colonial study and oppressed and oppressor and people have discourse to middle east in ways that make little s sense. add to this combination anticipates like tiktok which have algorithms skewed by design have been disseminating this messaging and studies show for every one tiktok israel, pr pro-palestine or pro-hamas, you put it all together and see why we're having what we're experiencing on college campuses. >> carley: that line is blurred and you have to wonder what leaders of hamas and the regime in iran are thinking when they see protests taking place across the united states right now. >> they are loving it and hav

it's like going after al qaeda and not getting usama bin laden and look what that got us, 20 years oferror throughout the world. stuart: in the level war, we are threatening our ally, we are not going to give you any weapons if you continue the war. i think that's a betrayal of our ally, a betrayal of israel, and i want to know what's happening in the democratic party with betrayal like that and division like this. what's going on? >> you know what's going on? biden is willing to sacrifice israel for 10, 20,000 voters in michigan because he is worried if he doesn't get the muslim american vote in michigan he doesn't get michigan and doesn't get the presidency. he is willing to sacrifice israeli security to chase those voters, the same guys in the streets of dearborn chanting death to america. a bunch of guys chanting death to america. stuart: is he the worst president of foreign policy in modern history? >> yep and it's not even close which i think he is the worst president for domestic and foreign policy. stuart: kt mcfarland, thanks for being with us and being honest. appreciate tha

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to sit on outside of rafah, would we not go in for bin laden or fo fallujah if our allies were upset. >> lawrence: and houthis had five drone and missile attacks targeting civilians and there has not been a peep. a that aringet ci target civil on a daily basis and it was an accident what israel did. >> ainsley: there are 133 hostages taken on october 7. there was a ceasefire on october 6, this is what happens in war. it is sad and awful to see innocent people die. they stormed in and took innocent victims that are still missing. israel had to respond, i hope if this happened in america, america would respond same way. >> and strongest hamas supporters chanting death. >> lawrence: we encouraged israel to back out and hamas is getting ready to make their way there. this is not a great strategy, it is based on emotion, not based on attacking the enemy. go talk to a veteran and ask about iraq and afghanistan and amount of civilians that were killed because we had to fight the war. >> ainsley: where are chants from the palestinians, release the hostages. >> hamas keeps rejecting ceasefire

anti-semitism flourishing on the apps and anti-israel rhetoric, things like people loving usama bin ladenesome, teenage girls thinking he's hot which happens when an entire generation grows up this way. it's crazy. i will give you an example. i posted yesterday about the hostages and on my instagram, got 1.5 million views, been a for 15 hours, the same video, same exact captions put on tiktok the same time got 300. to give an example, i have 30,000 followers on tiktok, 1.4 million, 30,000 followers on instagram, one. 4 million on tiktok. that gives an example. stuart: that platform kept your post off or downgraded it. >> i had another video that went superviral on instagram. i did a jew undercover at our pro #rally and on instagram there were some issues with it getting taken down but it was up for a week on 20 million views, the same video got taken down on tiktok within minutes. there is a real -- i'm not the only creator that has seen it, not only anti-jewish but anti-western. not saying i am for the sale. i'm conflicted which i said in the new york post article. tiktok hasn't been abl

osama bin laden. he gets what you need to do against the enemy.t's what he is talking about. >> donald trump is peace through strength. that's what we need from american leadership and we don't have right now. >> harris: first lady jill biden defending the president after more troubling polling. it shows former president trump leading in six of seven key battleground states. biden and trump are tied in the seventh state of wisconsin. here is the the first lady's take. >> he is not losing in all the battleground states. he is coming up and he is even or doing better. so you know what? once people start to focus in and they see their two choices, it is obvious that joe will win this election. >> not a party that's a little worried? >> no, i feel that joe will be reelected. >> harris: gale king was trying to throw a lifeline there. how are you missing the numbers? a new opinion piece with the headline joe biden can't get out of the hole he has already dug for himself. david, start with you. >> we've seen poll after poll that shows it is a razor-thin

the reality is that us special forces killed bin laden in pakistan, on the orders of barack obama, form in the white house button and billions of dollars in resources for regimes pleasing to washington around the world. kievsky is no exception. the new package will be voted on by congress on saturday. mikhail akinchenko will continue. who won and who lost in this six-month-long confrontation on the capitalist hill cannot be said right away. on the one hand, the republicans, despite all the objections of the white house, still divided the financial package, which included money for israel, taiwan and ukraine, into its component parts. each of them will be voted on separately. on the other side, the contents of these packages have not changed much, except that one new version appeared in the ukrainian one. ukraine, as you know, is the most controversial issue, so we changed the terms of the package, 80% of spending on ukraine will go to upgrading american weapons arsenals, this is extremely important for the american defense-industrial complex. in addition, we have made some additions th

everybody -- that set about when bin laden was shocked, he got contacts with the military -- >> greg:just don't. >> but using his liberal? >> greg: no. don't think anyone -- any man is liberal. i don't think howard stern is liberal. i don't think camel -- i think they're all lying. i think it's a virtue signal. i think it's to be -- for their wife isn't mad at them. i think that's the whole -- your own -- absorbed -- liberal woman if you think your husband is liberal copy don't know. he leaves and he like [bleep] [bleep]! [laughter] [applause] >> it's the new homose homosexuality. >> greg: oh is it. >> walter and i are starting a foundation if you're wife is a liberal -- your husband illiberal rather that he come to our house and will take care of you. [laughter] didn't we talk about that? never mind. okay. [laughter] coming up and he mocked america on tiktok and now he winds in the cellblock. [cheering and applause] ce with liberty mutual. we got a bit of a situation. [ metal groans] sure, i can hold. ♪ liberty liberty liberty liberty ♪ in theaters now. at oofos, we don't make footwe

we learned as it turns out about the capture of osama bin laden by a guy, a few -- quarter after mile away saying i'm hearing choppers overhead. this is strange. i'm in -- forgot the town. what's going on? it was the democratization of information. or so we thought? fast forward we get to the disillusionment where everything began to change slowly and all at once. what is it that went wrong, exactly? i would put in three categories. people, people is what went wrong. you had foreign actors who tkpwaeupld the system -- gamed the system of the the internominate research agency in st. petersburg were able to use these social media platforms to manipulate public opinion in the united states in the run-up to the 2016 elections. we had domestic folks were targets who then willfully spread those and other kinds of misand disinformation. whether it's about elections. whether it was about covid. whether it was the reasons that the crash happened at the bridge in baltimore last week. then you have the profiteers. no ideology other than making a few quick bucks. they were able to game these plat

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the same we eliminated osama bin laden after 911.elp with that forgiving their financing or calling on hamas to walk away. not israel. >> date support hamas. the billionaire leaders of hamas are sitting there in their apartments and hotels and qatar. how come the arab states don't get together and say enough of this, we are not supporting you paid get out and stopped us and we build gaza and help the people of gaza. not by the terrorists of hamas. >> qatar while qatar lives in a dangerous neighborhood that are the best they can to play the piano as i would say meaning they are trying to appease all sides. asome point that falls away and at some point to eve got to pick sides. and in this case i believe they need to learn to stand with the united states if united sands was standing strong with israel then qatar would have more ability to push back on hamas. there is no way qatar could push back on hamas along with israel's pressure. that dynamic in the middle east is just not strong enough for qatar to be able to do that. but if the u

he was against the raid that killed osama bin laden. judgement has been flawed from the time he was a senator to the time his president and his run have it both ways in gaza, and his urging restraint on israel? could you imagine of all of those drones and crews missiles were fired at the united states and we shot them down? do you think the imaginal people would say to joe biden, take the win? that is not a win, that his escape. we nearly escaped people who try to kill us all. no, is a will have to go after iran one days and when they do, i sure hope that the united states, whoever is our president will support everything as well as doing. >> sean: this president will not, i do have a message for israel and the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, go when you're war against terrorism and go protect your very countries survival, and of joe biden says don't, don't listen. thank you both appreciated being with us. when we come back, we go from one crisis toward to the next. trump scott moe trial in new york began today, we will tell you the

so, for example, when president obama directed that, bin laden be killed out in pakistan, that's something where presumably, no, no american court would want to entertain the idea that mr. obama was responsible for murder because it was within his charge. so it's getting that line right. the government's position is everything that they've charged mr. trump with is beyond wherever that line might be. and maybe there's a day down the line that they might have to answer something. but, mr. trump well exceeded that in trying to avoid the peaceful transfer of power and to manipulate the electoral college, it seems like a big part of this, david, is this idea that some acts may be private, others official. >> how do you make that distinction? >> well, that's that's the trick , heather, and that has to be done. i mean, there are times when that has to be done, we do that with a range of immunities for different players in the system. and it can be done, i think, in this case, because time is of the essence, certainly from the government's point of view. and mr. trump would like this to take plac

he was the first one to tweet out someone contacted him about bin laden's death and he tweeted out somethingeffect i have never been prouder to be an american. and i always thought to myself in my mind this guy is really legitimate. >> ainsley: is he only 51 years old. i love him because the that wanna song he sings. a movie and the little kids love it. when you watch him on social media so cute he does tea parties with his daughter. >> steve: look to him for wrestling and not political endorsements this cycle. >> brian: also what we have in common with the rock and what i have in common? triceps. we both have enormous triceps. >> steve: brian, i showed you the picture of me without a shirt. so yesterday lawrence lawrence are you red jr., brian? >> brian: i will have to cut off a sleeve. steve you are good at that you cut my tie one time. you said it was too long. >> steve: you said the tie was too long. >> brian: you had no choice. >> lawrence: we will have more with the rock later on in the show. now to the latest on the migrant squatter showdown in the bronx. >> steve: that's right. fox n

this is like when obama announced we got bin laden just as someone put out the pie. [ laughter ] formernt 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

special weird connection, but that exact reason the same night that they were going through the osama bin laden raid. >> i mean, i i was in the room for that. i actually spoke to spend some time speaking to donald trump on the way to my table and then we could all see honestly his hair was what you can see and i'll be honest with you, man, i take your point. there were other things that made him run. but every time i underestimate, like the human, things that make people do what they do. i mean, i think that that joke really stuck with trump. and i've been allowed him level of control because if you remember 12, he first want to be debate moderator remember that, and then he wanted more of a process. >> very interesting. all right? coming up. next here, a deadly outbreak of tornadoes across oklahoma with more states facing severe weather, right now. >> plus republican senator lindsey graham telling cnn, he's willing to help president biden on a key issue this would be an historic agreement building on the abraham accords. >> and i'd like to see it happen cnn central today and set strict we hand

defend the united states existential things that happened the last nine years, the taking out of bin laden, the assassination of sole amani, the taking out leadd last year taking out al zaharri. the use of it institutes the largest reform os utilizing fisa from anything other than its intended u age with china and the specificallyt our bill and express grave concern about the warrant amendment that will be brought up today and i urge a no vote on the warrant amendment and a yes vote on our underlying bill and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from connecticut is recognized. mr. himes: it's my privilege to yield 90 seconds to a gentleman who prior to coming here defended this nation's security at risk to his own life in the uniform of the 75th rangeer regiment, the gentleman from colorado, jason crow. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. crow: i rise in support of the informing intelligence and securing america act to re-authorize section 702 of fisa. as one of the nation's most essential intelligence gathering tools, the importance of re-authorizing fisa c

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i would mention four existential things that happened the last nine years, the taking out of bin laden, the assassination of sole amani, the taking out of al baghdady, the leader of isis and last year taking out al zaharri. the use of 702 was definitive in taking out those terrorists. i would say with this bill it institutes the largest reform of the f.b.i. in a generation, makes the necessary changes to prevent bad actors from utilizing fisa from anything other than its intended use, protecting americans from foreign threats. particularly this day in age with china and the unenforcement at our southern border, it's "sportscenterright now" more important than ever we have a vibrant, robust 702 in place. i would submit for the record a letter from mike pompeo, devin radcliff, and former administration officials that worked in national security. where they specifically support our bill and express grave concern about the warrant amendment that will be brought up today and i urge a no vote on the warrant amendment and a yes vote on our underlying bill and i yield back. the chair: the gent

fad that emerged last year where young people, quote, discovered, end quote, the wisdom of osama bin laden. madam president, i wish i was making this up. but let's be absolutely clear, this isn't a debate about restricting speech. after all, the prc does enough of that itself. chinese citizens are banned from accessing tiktok at all. no matter how loudly tiktok's apologists claim that reining in the influence violates the first amendment, the question we'll face is about conduct, not con content. i take a backseat to no one when it comes to protecting first americans rights -- first amendment rights. i've firmly defended america's right to even the most noxious forms of free speech, like flag burning. but there's a serious difference between the views americans might express on tiktok and the actions taken by a platform that's beholden to our foremost strategic competitor. let me borrow an analogy from someone who's been relentless on this issue, fcc commissioner brendan carr. here's what he had to say -- you can use a pen to write salacious anti-american prop can candiesa -- propaganda an

this is not to compare body counts between osama bin laden, jerry falwell jr. that's not the point. i think we have to recognize that there is a danger to a pluralistic society when massive institutional forces of evangelical ism like the southern baptist convention go unchecked and that accountability is probably never going to truly from within, at least not from within those institutions, as we've seen the sbc and their abuse scandals that continue to cascade, you people who credible and who have to influence within their own spheres, and you need a critical mass of those people. and i think if there's one source of optimism for me in all of my reporting that took me all around the country and even that there is a bit of an awakening happening in the evangelical world now where more and more people are recognizing that that inauthentic. i will stick to that that inauthentic expression of christianity must be confronted and must be neutralized if for no other reason than it is doing. trump and this damage to the gospel of jesus christ. not only is it dangerous to the sustainabilit

decade and a half the only real time we've taken the fight directly has been the killing of osama bin ladennd al-zawahiri, but then the killing of qassem soleimani. beyond that, we've been taking it on the chin, our allies have been taking it on the chin, and we have yet to respond. so i think the iranians and others assess the u.s. is unwilling to be in the fight. if this administration can demonstrate they actually have the courage of their convictions, that would make a difference. jon: well, the administration has essentially said we don't want to see a wider war in the middle east. >> i mean, this is exactly the problem, right? the administration wants to talk about defending israel, doing the right thing, protecting americans. but when push comes to shove, they don't appear to be willing to put their money where their mouth is, and the entire world sees that. they see that in ukraine, in taiwan, and hopefully they won't see that here, but i'm worried that is the case. and that's the challenge we're facing because the united states doesn't act like a world superpower even though we hav