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brennan was saying. he anticipates there are more in the pipeline. is that an assumption, or do you know more? >> good to be with you, chuck. director brennan said, this is a threat we are acutely focused on and one we have been focused on for some time. it's why we can't be complacent, we have to remain vigilant. we have to treat the threat environment as if this is not a one-off. and that's exactly what we're doing. people in my job, people across the counterterrorism community are acutely focused every day on threat streams of the type that director brennan referred to, and that's what we are focused on, and that's what we'll continue to be focused on. >> i'm trying too figure out what was missed here. because for the last year, many people in the administration emphasized isis is not al qaeda. they're more about inspiring lone wolves. paris was a large-scale operation. so what did we miss here? >> well, chuck, i think what you have heard members of the counterterrorism community say is that isil is a distinct type of threat. it is a new type of threat. it is one where we have seen them use social media, for instance, to

chuck is a famous hit, gifford got a concussion that ended the season for him. he took a year off and returned to pro football playing for three more years. cnn sports analyst christine brennanns us, a columnist and christine, this are other athletes, football players that had cte but when the news came out about frank gifford, it seemed like a bigger deal. >> i agree. it's one of the moments where sports takes us to national conversation and you need in many ways a national figure, someone who crosses over from sports into entertainment into culture. frank gifford is that person. i'm certainly not comparing concussions with hiv but going back and humanize hiv and aids. we're talking about concussions, different things. face and a name that everyone knows. it's not just sports fans, frank gi gifford, because of his tv work and marriage to kathy lee gifford, he's known to every american and brings this home. >> cte is interesting. you don't know you have it until after you died. through an autopsy and study and you open it up and see that's what it was. it does make you wonder with so many football players if after the fact we'll find out that more and more and more people ha

chuck, dianne feinstein first made issue of these warnings to you on "meet the press" a week ago sunday. she is not pulling her punches today. >> she is not and put her comments together with john brennan and we are getting a picture of perhaps what the intelligence community is now, i don't want to read between the lines too much, but is this sort of a public sounding of alarm to lawmakers, to the white house, to other people to say hey, this is a concern we should be worried about it as a concern and we need to surface it as something to tackle right now. i was also struck by, she was this way with me last week, as you noted, i was also struck by you want to call it a hawkish tone, but this is obviously she is, you could argue, the leading democratic foreign policy voice or national security voice in the united states senate right now, and if she is starting to say hey, there needs to be a strategy shift, you want to call it change or however you want to call it, she wants to see a ramping up. she's making an argument this the air strikes aren't working. that's a significant break politically for the president. >> just to point this out before we bring pete into the conversation and