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 differenatck 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 fuel

lot of negative things, i told bibi, i said, don't make the same mistake that america did after bin laden, we don't the need to occupy the territory, you better go after the people who are responsible for what happened, i was completely against the occupation of that land, against afghanistan, and when we captured bin laden. we, we realized that no one can unite that country, and we know that from those poppy fields, to all that territory that 's there, we don't have to do it, we don't have to do it, we're going to help you find those bad guys, and regardless of all the criticism, i won't give them any more weapons, i didn't help them with weapons, and i won't be for... that kind of help gas weapons, i don't want there to be any more tragedies like this, and remember that what is happening is that they attacked israel with missiles, ballistic missiles, and i was able to organize the arab nations as well as europe, and nothing happened, and no one was hurt as a result of that response, that is, what was happening. the east has been decided, and i wish i could convince the israelis to go in

once we got bin laden, we should have moved on. it was not in our -- no one's ever going to unite that country. i've been over every inch -- not every inch, but from the poppy fields all the way to the north. don't make the same mistake. we'll help you find the bad guys. i was criticized that i wouldn't provide the weapons they needed. i'm not providing 2,000-pound bombs. they cannot be used in gasesa or any populated area. that would cause great human tragedy and damage. but remember the attack on israel from -- with rockets and ballistic missiles. >> able to unite the arab nations as well as -- as well as europe, and nothing happened. nothing -- it sent an incredible lesson. so there's a lot of things in retrospect, i wish i had convinced the israelis to do. the bottom line is we have a chance now. it's time to end this war. it doesn't mean walk away from going after sinwar and hamas. you know more than most, there's a growing dissatisfaction on the west bank from the palestinians about hamas. hamas is not popular now. there's a

don't make the same mistake america made after bin laden. go after the people who did the job. you may recall i get criticized for it but i was totally opposed to the occupation and trying to unite afghanistan. once we got bin laden, we should have moved on because it was not -- no one's going to unite that country. i've been over every inch of that -- not every inch, the entirety from the poppy fields all the way to the north. don't make the same mistake we made. don't think that's what you should be doing is doubling d down. we will help you find the bad guys. and all the criticism of i wouldn't provide the weapons they needed. i wouldn't provide them with 2,000-pound ops, it cannot be used in gaza or any populated area without causing great human tragedy and damage. but remember what happened when you have the attack on israel with rockets and ballistic missiles. i was able to unite the united nations and europe, nothing happened, it was an incredible lesson to what's going on from the middle east. there's a lot of things in retrospect i had been able to convince the israeli

, bin laden, they just killing innocent people, in this one situations, they just kill innocent childrenand well, in my understanding, there is no justification for such actions in any way. country in the world and not in any criminal code of any country in the world, so it requires condemnation from the united nations security council, we can't do that because russia is in charge there today, and it will block that decision, but it's all simple requires that everyone condemn, all people, even in those countries, i'm sure, that are helping russia today, whether it's iran, north korea, whether it's part of china, i i am sure against the fact that children were killed with such terrorist attacks, and i am sure that they are all against and condemn the actions of the russian leadership, which turned out to be terrorists not only today, not only yesterday, they have always been like that, they are criminals, well, in this situation, they they just once again showed themselves to be a terrorist organization that took over russia. as for the fact that we allocate money, you know, i remember fr

once we got once, once we got bin laden, we should have moved on because it was not in our. no one's ever going to unite, unite that country. i've been over every inch of that, not every inch the entirety from the poppy fields all the way to the north. i sai, don't make the same mistake we made. don't think that's what you should be doing is doubling down. we'll help you find the bad guys. sinwar and company and i and all this criticism about. i wouldn't provide when the weapons they needed. i'm not providing them 2,000 pound bombs. they cannot be used in gaza or any populated area without causing great human tragedy and damage. but we remember what happened when you had the attack on israel from with rockets and ballistic missiles. i was able to unite the arab nations as well as as well as europe. and nothing happened. nothing got hurt. it it sent an incredible lesson to what was going on from the middle east. so there's a lot of things in retrospect, i wish i had been able to convince the israelis to do. but the bottom line is we have a chance now. it's time to end this wa

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once we got bin laden, we should have moved on because it was not -- no one is ever going to unite the country. i have been over every inch of that, the entirety, from the poppy fields to the north. i said don't make the same mistake. don't think that's what you should be doing. we will help you find the bad guys. and all this criticism about i wouldn't provide the weapons they needed. i'm not building 2000 pound bombs. they cannot be used in gaza or any populated area without causing great human damage. remember what happened when you had the attack on israel with rockets and ballistic missiles. i was able to unite the arab nations as well as europe. nothing happened. so in retrospect one of the things i wish i had been able to convince the israelis to-- you t there is great the satisfaction in the west bank from the palestinians about hamas. hamas is not popular now. there are a lot of moving parts. we must get to a cease-fire. and by the way, look at the numbers in israel. my numbers are better in israel than they are here but again they are better than a lot of people here, too, bu

jennifer griffin put it this way, "this is the equivalent of getting osama bin laden, when it comes toar against fentanyl." it comes in the same month illegal border crossings are the lowest in three years, when the border was due to covid. joining me now, former under secretary of state during the obama administration. he is also a msnbc political analyst . richard, thanks for being here. on gaza, we saw no meetings, biden and netanyahu, harris and netanyahu. in between this biden arranged dramatic tension between hostage families and netanyahu . what was the goal yesterday? >> the goal, jonathan, is to, as the vice president said, to get the negotiations over the goal line. it very much looked like a commander-in-chief. she addressed benjamin netanyahu as an equal. she did something i thought was also a little bit different, jonathan. she went a little further than president biden did in expressing sympathy for the tragedy of what is happening to the palestinian people in gaza. she said you cannot look away from this. there are nearly 40,000 people who have lost their lives in gaza,

she said it was like catching the bin laden -- bin laden when it comes to the war against fentanyl.t happened under the biden harris administration. encounters at the border down 55% since the executive order. >> numbers that wildly spiked -- >> i understand and you have to acknowledge there were huge spikes but it does not mean she's the same person you saw in 2020. she oversaw the implementation of the policies that led to these good results. >> so she owns this, all of the policies of this administration. do you worry there's the honeymoon period? it shows up for any candidate when they are new to the race because it so close to the election. do you feel there will be a full bedding of her record? >> the media always follows a predictable pattern. i don't think the american people will fall for it. we are in this period of kamala to nihilism. it's like the world is in a serious place, america is in a serious place. we have malaise, on rest, kind of a lack of adult supervision. who is in charge? so they need to portray her as this serious person who can handle this but you cannot

she said it was like catching the bin laden, catching bin laden when it comes to the war against fentanylappened under the biden-harris administration. encounters at the border down 55%. >> shannon: numbers that had wildly spiked -- >> jessica: i understand that and you obvious they have to acknowledge that there were huge spikes but it doesn't mean that she is the same person you saw in 2020. she oversaw the implementation of the policies that led to these good results. >> shannon: so she owns this. all of the policies of this administration. do you worry, we keep talking about this, chose for any candidate when they are new to the race, because it is so close to the election, do you feel there will be a full vetting of her actual record? >> greg: the media always follows this predictable pattern, and i don't think -- i don't think the american people are going to fall for this. we are in this period of kamala denial is on. the world is in a serious place. america is in a serious place. we have malaise, unrest, kind of a lack of adult supervision. who's in charge? so they need to portray

you got to let sinwar the bin laden sit along with his staff. you got into his house. into the tunnels. flushed him out of wrath fall. got him into khan younis is somewhere around there. mohammed was blown up in a wheelchair. how could you possibly stop this operation and leave the people in charge still in charge? it would be looked at as a victory. why don't people understand that? >> lawrence: i think it's a double edged sword, brian, if you want speed you will have more casualties as a result of that you will not be as fine tuned as you would like. >> steve: that i know flames the democrats. >> lawrence: that inflames the democrats. >> brian: the speed thing is done. >> lawrence: when you see what is happening there, there are some people that don't like seeing what's happening in gaza, but if you are israeli and you know what happened that day, it's like telling us put the handcuffs on us during 9/11. >> brian: douglas murray says you can't start a war and tell the people you attacked how to fight the war. you lost your stake in the way they fight. >> ainsley: wou

i love that tweet, this is like the bin laden of the fentanyl wars. one of the other misnomer's is fentanyl doesn't come over the border, it comes from regular reports of entries. by the way, it's fantastic to get the head of that cartel and maybe when you chop off the head the snake will die but the administration has reduced the number of people coming over the border to less than it was at the end of the trump administration, as you said earlier. >> maga republicans conflate the issues of crime and immigration with the issue, saying that democrats are more concerned about the needs of migrants, how can the biden administration and the harris campaign better communicate to the public on these issues? >> well, i think they are showing that they are tough on these issues that they captured the head of the cartel, the reduction of the number of immigrants coming across the border, at the same time, the reason our economy is so much better than the other g7 nations is in part because the large numbers of immigrants coming into our economy that keeps it

once we got once, once we got bin laden, we should have moved on because it was not in our no one's ever going to unite, unite that country. i've been over every inch of that. not every inch the entirety from the poppy fields all the way to the north. i said, don't make the same mistake we made. don't think that's what you should be doing is doubling down. we'll help you find the bad guys, sinwar and company and i and all this criticism about. i wouldn't provide when the weapons are needed. i'm not providing them 2,000 pound bombs. they cannot be used in gaza or any populated area without causing great human tragedy and damage. but we remember what happened when you had the attack on israel from with rockets and ballistic missiles. i was able to unite the arab nations as well as as well as europe. and nothing happened. nothing got hurt. it it sent an incredible lesson to what was going on from the middle east. so there's a lot of things in retrospect, i wish i had been able to convince the israelis to do. but the bottom line is we have a chance now. it's time to end this war. it doesn't

once we we got bin laden we should of moved on. because it was not in, no one is going to unite that country. i have been over inch of that, the entirety from the poppy fields all of the way to the north. don't make the same mistake that we made. don't think that is what you should be doing is doubling down. we will help you find the bad guys. and all of the criticism i would not provide the weapon they needed. i am not providing them 2,000 pound bombs. they can not be used in gaza or any populated area without causing great human tragedy and damage. remember what happened when you had the attack on israel from rockets and ballistic missiles. i was able to unite the arab nations as well as, asa r well as europe and nothing happened. but an incredible lesson for what was going on. so there is a lot of things in retrospect that i wish i had a chance to convince them to do. but we have a chance to end this war. does not mean walk away, if you notice, you know better than most there is a growing dissatisfaction in, on the west bank fro

who led the attack against uh, osama >liz>bin laden? to cut you off there just for a second there. i'm sorry to cut this interview short, but kamala harris is actually speaking live to her supporters. >live>let's go. to hear it. and when congress passes a law to restore reproductive freedoms. as president of the united states, i will sign it into law. yeah. ultimately to all the friends here, i say. and this in this election we know we each face a question. what kind of country do we want to live in? yeah. country of freedom. compassion and rule of law. yes. or a country of chaos. fear and hate. oh, you all are here because you as leaders know we each including our neighbors and our friends and our family. we each as americans have the power to answer. that question. that's the beauty of it. the power of the people we each have the ability to answer that question. so in the next 106. days. we have work to do. we have doors to knock on. we have people to talk to. we have phone calls to make and we have an election to win. work. and frida. yeah. we believe in opportunity. we believe

apparently the word the phrase conspiracy theory, but um yeah, and then you tell them that osama bin laden is a cia agent, he's working for america and all of this stuff, and it all being fake, like the sad of you know just creating a... of freedom and how people are just completely oppressed and it's just your choice between this president and that president is just a choice between this sl or that the same thing happening everybody would be against those kinds of views now it's hard to find somebody who doesn't have those views yeah well which is wonderful yeah that's the shifted mentality that's shifted thing because mean our generation like if you go back if you go back at least 15 20 years go we were thinking differently because we were showing a different picture and we were, mean even now sometimes like people when i when i do my search ev people now like the to question the fact that mean b and they even really bad people buse the russians right and then he was fighting the americans of the islamic lands as he called it so was he wrong with me now even the bad people look good. and

american made after bin laden there's no need to occupy anywhere. go after the people who did the job you may recall, i guess so get criticized for it, but i was totally opposed to the occupation and trying to unite afghanistan. once we got, once months, we got bin laden we should have moved on because it was not in our no one's ever going to unite unite that country. i bend over every inch of that, not every incident the entirety from the poppy fields, all the way to the north i said don't make the same mistake. we made. don't think that's what you should be doing, is doubling down will help you find the bad guys. sinwar company and i always criticism, i wouldn't provide when the weapons they need. i am not providing 2000 pound bombs. they cannot be used in gaza are any populated area causing great human tragedy and damage? but remember what happened when, when you had the attack on israel from with rockets and ballistic missiles? i was able to unite the arab nations as well as, as well as europe and nothing happened nothing got hurt. they said of

you look at someone like, for example, mcraven, the former special warfare officer who led to bin laden raid for you look to shore up your electoral vote totals. the problem is kamala harris has some vulnerabilities. she doesn't just have them in the rust belt. she doesn't just have them in the sun belt. she has some all across the country. what a lot of these pollsters and consultants seem to think the voters vote strictly based on who offers the more material benefits. >> what we know from the evidence is that's just not true. people tend to vote for the person in the party who they think is in general. you know, people like them along science professor at uc itical berkeley should be into bill clinton can should barack obama. absolutely. but the way to do that is not just letting us know stances on issues is letting us know who she is. the first first things. first she has to get the delegates for political analyst michael yaki. he says before she considers who might be on our ticket, she must secure the vote. been more than joe biden. joe biden good things for this kind continuing g

orchestrated the attack upon the united states and lied and blamed it on the muslim people on osama bin laden in afghanistan to trigger this 20 years of military war and juger not, that the american people... never wanted, and indeed, as americans wake up and see the israeli involvement, uh, they are cast, they are casting israel off, more and more americans want nothing to do with israel precisely because of these acts of evil, so yemen rising up and very slowly beginning to fire drones uh, for compensation to the attacks that the israelis are doing against civilians, "i think is a brilliant move, and i think it would be wise to uh, send flyers and drop those as well, saying, this uh counterstrike is uh being done because of the attacks on palestine. malaysia supports this, pakistan supports this, uh, other muslim nations support this, because they support defending women and children. this is not a war of israelis or netanyahu against thomas, this is not a war is..." israelis are fighting against soldiers, this is a genocide, it has been classified as a genocide by the international crimina

you look at someone like, for example, mcraven, the former special warfare officer who led to bin laden raid for you look to shore up your electoral vote totals. the problem is kamala harris has some vulnerabilities. she doesn't just have them in the rust belt. she doesn't just have them in the sun belt. she has some all across the country. what a lot of these pollsters and consultants seem to think the voters vote strictly based on who offers the more material benefits. >> what we know from the evidence is that's just not true. people tend to vote for the person in the party who they think is in general. you know, people like them along with state fish is a political science professor at uc berkeley should be into bill clinton can should barack obama. absolutely. but the way to do that is not just letting us know stances on issues is letting us know who she is. but first, first things first. she has to get the delegates for political analyst michael yaki. he says before she considers who might be on our ticket, she must secure the vote. good to be more than joe biden. joe biden has goo

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one name entered, retired neighbor admiral william mcrae and that saw the raid that took out usama bin ladento take a military leader or a business leader it could help. >> norah: he is popular with many people, let me ask you about some of the high-profile democrats who have not yet endorsed kamala harris, why? >> if she moves towards a centrist pick as vp, some will say what about us? senator bernie sanders has not yet offered his endorsement, cbs news has learned from a source close to him he has spoken to the vice president but still holding out on his endorsement and wants to more about her agenda for working people in the country and someone to watch as much as anyone. >> norah: robert costa with all of that reporting, thank you so much. on how president biden came to this historic decision to step aside and the republican reaction let's bring in ed o'keefe who is in delaware where the president is still recovering, good evening, ed. >> reporter: norah, good evening, there is a real sense of bitterness about how this ended for the president, the senior campaign advisor saying he was al

is in the hands of the russian leadership, which is just here are terrorists like osama bin lad bin ladenent people, in this situation they just kill innocent children, and well , in my understanding, there is no understanding. there is no justification for such actions in any country in the world and in any criminal code of any country in the world, so this requires condemnation from the united nations security council, we cannot do this because russia is in charge there today and it will block all this decision, but all this simply requires that all condemn all people, even in those countries, i sure some...

admiral mcraven is the leader who directed the special operations team that raided bin laden's compound. he's a he's a huge military leader. he's someone who could play an important role in terms of message. so are you going the message? are you counting? and if that message is to talk about the world on fire and to reassure allies and to do something more global and across the country, and you want a team that's about heroes and not zeros. that's one theme as opposed to are you vote counting? and what do you do in the rust belt and the sun belt, where kamala harris would be vulnerable across the map? >> david, what about the other ticket? i mean, what does this mean for the trump vance campaign? do they adjust their playbook at all, >> they they have to adjust their playbook a little bit, especially in some of those swing states. and her vice presidential selection, which normally we wouldn't pay attention to plays some important role because it portrays their strategy. but trump and his team believe that they're on a mission, and they believe that they have the wind at their backs. th

a real crime, which is in the leadership of russia, which is just terrorists, like assam bin lad bin laden, they just kill innocent people, in this situation they kill just innocent children, and well, in my understanding, understanding there is no excuse. such actions in no country in the world and in no penal code of any country in the world, therefore it requires condemnation from the security council of the united nations organization, we we can't do that because russia is in charge there today and they're going to block this whole decision, but all of that just requires everybody to condemn, everybody, even in those countries, i'm sure, that are helping russia today, whether it's iran, north korea. be it partial china, i am sure that they are against the fact that they killed children with such terrorist attacks, and i am sure that they are all against and condemn the actions of the leadership of russia, which turned out to be terrorists not only today, not only yesterday, they have always been like that, they criminals, well, in this situation, they just once again showed themselves

team, and they didn't have a lot of time to put it program, do you remember how long it took to get bin ladend at this you will see more like i have been saying stand by.. larry: i was to say this is important, like, when trump took out soleimani for example, the idea here this is u.s. intelligence, but israeli intelligence now, the idea was in all seriousness we know your phone number and we know the address of your home, you are not safe on this planet. if you pull stuff. where i want to go with you, iran predirk predict absaying pla blah we'll take revenge, and handwringers in dc are saying oh, my gosh this could escalate. i believe iranians respect strength and toughness, and they may not be so quick on the trigger, they may hold back, the mullahs could, next for all we know. >> again, you said it only language middle east knows, taken a minute for israel to step it up. they want to be careful and really get that actionable intelligence that we know we need to carry out selective strikes in beirut and iran. very selective but the strength is key word. now israel is speaking the strength,

once we got bin laden we should have moved on because no—one is going to unite that country. do not make the same mistake i made. do not think you should be doubling down. we will help you find the bad guys and all this criticism that i would not provide the weapons, i have not provided £2000 bombs, they cannot be used in gaza or any populated area without causing human tragedy and damage but remember what happened when you had the attack on israel from rockets and ballistic missiles, and i was able to unite the arab nations as well as europe and nothing happened, sent an incredible lesson about what was going on in the middle east so there's a lot of things in retrospect i wish i'd been able to convince israelis to do it but the bottom line is, we have a chance now, it is time to end this war. it does not mean walk away from going after yahya sinwar an art away from going after yahya sinwaran artand away from going after yahya sinwar an art and you know me better than most that there is a growing dissatisfaction in the west bank from the palestinians about hamas. hamas is no

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

you look at someone like, for example, mcraven, the former special warfare officer who led the bin laden raid for you look to shore up your electoral vote totals. the problem is kamala harris has some vulnerabilities. she doesn't just have them in the rust belt. she doesn't just have them in the sun belt. she has some all across the country. what a lot of these pollsters and consultants seem to think the voters vote strictly based on who offers the more material benefits. >> what we know from the evidence is that's just not true. people tend to vote for the person in the party who they think is in general. you know, people like them along with state fish is a political science professor at uc berkeley should be into bill clinton can should barack obama. absolutely. but the way to do that is not just letting us know stances on issues is letting us know who she is. but first, first things first. she has to get the delegates for political analyst michael yaki. he says before she considers who might be on her ticket, she must secure the vote. good to be more than joe biden. joe biden good th

as it turns out we learned about the capture of osama bin laden by a guy quarter of a mile away saying i hear shots of her head, this is strange what was going on but it really was the democratization or so without. fast-forward early to the disillusionment when everything began to change slowly, slowly and then all at once the what went wrong exactly what and you had more actors who gained the system and research agency in st. petersburg able to use the social media platforms to manipulate public opinion. we had domestic folks who were targets and spread those in other miss and disinformation whether it's about elections or covid for the reasons the bridge fell in baltimore last week. then you have the profiteers. lloyd the building so much of the noise we hear from platforms as organizations some cases those of us we all laugh about the primitive video. as soon as facebook status, thing went down in flames but the money is supported journalism went to platforms, a lot of it for good reasons. advertisers were more efficient the world has become such a polarized place do not trust it a

them let's say in a foreign country, we will use seal team six to go in and get them like they got bin ladeny do it through the official apparatus of the presidency, they can do it. >> given the hypotheticals over the course of the arguments included things like can the president assassinate arrival, i think we have to look at the supreme court's affirmative answer to that. yes, you can. with as much seriousness as it deserves. i mean this is a death squad ruling. >> greg: i like that guy. chris hayes. luckily she only works monday's and has six days to calm down. but the libs once again rely on extreme fantasy. the president can use seal team six to take out critics? if he uses it on the view they'd be called neil team six. how would trump take out biden, make him climb stairs? would he slip poison into nancy pelosi's botox, switch out jerry's depends with a suicide diaper? in a perfect act of karma he could tie mitt romney to the roof of the presidential limo or may be trump could prosecute his political mnes -- enemies on charges nobody can explain. that would be new. but this decision is

went after what happened after 9/11, you know, it took you a long time to find osama bin laden, but when you hear about the pressure to finish fast, there's a contradiction. you cannot finish fast when you go after a terror organization that's hiding behind civilians. we want to minimize civilian casualties. we take the time and the distinction between terrorists and we cannot finish it fast, unfortunately. and the u.s. and our allies have to be patient and we expect them to stand with us, even if it takes longer. >> all right. we'll watch it closely, ambassador. thank you very much. >> thank you, neil. neil: we have a lot more coming up. stay with us. i'm jonathan lawson, here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a

and there is a lot happening a broader message, admiral mcraveen was leader of special ops, led bin laden raid from washington, dc. he would give national security foreign policy that really helped kamala harris. there are different ways to go. you have to watch all the people. mark kelly is important. if you go to mark kelly in arizona then you are opening a senate seat. it's a battle ground. that's important. it's reflecting i think the basis of your question. kamala harris has vulnerabilities. there is a lot of excitement about her today and this week but she has multiple very inner abilities. how do you handle that? it leaves options and that makes it interesting when normally we think the vice presidential pick doesn't matter but a debate between her nominee, her partner, and jd vance will be must watch tv like the debate on september 10 that's scheduled. >> we'll be watching. what a fascinating time in history. thank you for your time. we'll see you later on pix plus 44 cable 12 in the 7:00 hour. for the latest, stay with us on air and online at kpix.com. >>> vice president harris h

chief national security correspondent, jennifer griffin said was, quote, the equivalent of getting bin laden. and, yes, while it is tragic that there are victims of crimes, some allegedly committed by undocumented migrants, the u.s. murder rate is at the lowest in 50 years and american voters don't know that because politicians lie about it, unchecked. >> last year we had the lowest violent crime rate, one of the lowest in 50 years. and part of that was a lowest, the greatest reduction in homicides in 50 years. the data from the six months of this year's show further decline in violent crime. support for the media to state the plain facts, violent crime is now down. but that we will not stop until it is removed from our communities. >> joining us now, maria teresa kumar, msnbc contributor. maria theresa, great to see you point there's a lot of fear mongering misinformation and that trump ad attacking vice president harris on immigration. how do think she is responding to those misleading claims? >> the fun way to counteract misinformation is with information and with truth and you, everythin

years and here's the key one and key was when president obama made a decision to go after osama bin laden the situation room, they went around and asked if we should or shouldn't. the one person that said no was joe biden as vice president. that's a leader that's risk avers and doesn't want to make the hard calls. when you make the calls, there's going to be consequences and you accept that. he doesn't accept those and doesn't make the hard calls. stuart: lieutenant general keith kellogg, thank you for being informative today. see you soon. thank you, general. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: related note, u.s. troops withdrawn from a base in niger. they've been there for 15 years and security operation. why did they withdraw? lauren: niger asked us to. u.s. troops are now out of air base in the capitol city of niger and starting to withdraw from another air base in the north and will do so by the middle of september. there was a air base cooperation deal and it was scrapped of a coup of july 2023. in the type since, niger strengthened their ties with russia, which has provided them equipment a