me headley makes the f, b, i a spectacular offer. he's prepared to help them capture saeed. mir study thousands of terrorists. he's the only one that, that can think of. so you can see that it's very unusual for terrorist group to have a psychopath. sociopath, because you have to have this filling of groups. you do sacrifice for the group. you do things for the group, a psychopath. sociopath cannot do that, you know, it's not that it's, it's all about me. what did the american intelligence services know about their agent, david hadley, how long had he actually been working for them? and what was his brief? when did they learn of his role as an i s i double agent? as part of the u. s. government deal with him? david hadley. links with the u. s. intelligent services or kept secret. and what motivated the u. s. authorities, in spite of everything to strike a deal with david heavily once again public prosecutor daniel collins. there are certain things that law enforcement in the government does in order to investigate this type of activi

s. government sends david headley to pakistan. his mission is to gather information on terrorist organizations here. and the hor, he makes contact with a lead car at time. but terrorist group if you're looking for sources inside a terrorist organization, you are by definition largely looking for bad people. if you're a squeaky clean guy who never goes near any dangerous people than you're useless to me as a source, as an agent and intelligence service officer for many years, sam fat is carried out and even headed for and operations for the cia number. you are clearly going to have a problem when it then comes to what we would call vetting your source. and i am all the time going to be trying to figure out it really with me. you're not with me . you're still with me telling me the truth. you're telling me some of the truth you're trying to get me killed or you helping me. and i may change from from wake debate. just how cautious were the intelligence services with regard to their man in pakistan. hadley links with lush car at tiber

he wants to deal me headley . makes the f b, i spectacular offer. he's prepared to help them capture saeed. mir study thousands of terrorists. he's the only one that can think of. so you can see that it's very unusual for terrorist group to have a psychopath. sociopath, because you have to have this feeling of groups. you do, you sacrifice for the group. you do things for the group, a psychopath. sociopath cannot do that, you know, it's not the, it's, it's all about me. what did the american intelligence services know about their age and david headlight? how long had he actually been working for them? and what was his brief? when did they learn of his role as an i s i double agent? as part of the u. s. government deal with him? david hadley. links with the u. s. intelligence services are kept secret. and what motivated the u. s. authorities and spite of everything to strike a deal with david hadley once again public prosecutor daniel collins. there are certain things that law enforcement, the government does in order to investigate this type of acti

with new york in a panic for weeks, investigators suddenly begin to focus on headley. a woman who has a girlfriend at the time was at a bar, and she and she was talking to a bar tender. she knew at this bar and talking about her all her boyfriend hadley, had actually been excited about the attacks and spread his interest because he was a package pakistani this.

me headley makes the f b i spectacular offer. he's prepared to help them capture saeed. mir. study thousands of terrorists. he's the only one that they can think of. so you can see that it's very unusual for terrorist group to have a psychopath. sociopath because you have to have this filling of groups, you do sacrifice for the group. you do things for the group, a psychopath. sociopath cannot do that. you know, it's not the, it's, it's all about me. what did the american intelligence services know about their age and david hadley? how long had he actually been working for them? and what was his brief? when did they learn of his role as an i s i double agent? as part of the u. s. government deal with him, david hadley, links with the u. s. intelligent services are kept secret. and what motivated the us authorities, in spite of everything, to strike a deal with david heavily, once again the public prosecutor, daniel collins. there are certain things that law enforcement in the government does in order to investigate this type of a

he is on the most wanted list. headley is very excited about it. but he also knows he is moving into a much more dangerous and difficult world, which is doing an attack on the west and doing it for all kyra. and sure enough, that will be as doubtful his new target is the danish capital. copenhagen hedley make several trips. there he films and takes photographs of the main railway station. the don't. let's have luxury hotel, the main synagogue, and the editorial building of the humans post. and newspaper which published the caricature of the prophet mohammed. this photograph was found on headline mobile. what they envision is an attack mom by style the they will, they will get gunman will storm this newspaper building in the heart of copenhagen take hostages. make sure that the media is there, the capital hostages, and throw the heads out the windows, and it will happen in the most peaceful, unimaginable place possible, which is copenhagen gun and headlight records. the plans for the attack code named the mickey mouse project are documented in great

his junior headley takes her with him to mom by ostensibly on a honeymoon trip. they book and at the taj mahal palace hotel after the attacks by the spoke to an indian online portal via a live video link. for me, it was time for him, it was not. i think it was like even though it was their honeymoon, the couple quarrel. its moroccan wife even went to the u. s. consulate in a slow bud complaining about her husband and they didn't take her seriously. i visited that and they made me look like a, quote, the 1st for even though pfizer tells us about her husband's terrorist plans, she simply turned away despite the highly sensitive nature of her information, the cia fails to act on it with tragic consequences. it's a huge mistake, it's a massive mistake. he's not just an american. i mean, if he pops to the surface, he is going to be an american who has an affiliation with american law enforcement or intelligence. and therefore, that just adds to his ability to do what he wants to do for the guys that he's really working for, which is i assigned last on the evening of n

with new york in a panic for weeks, investigators suddenly begin to focus on headley. a woman who has his girlfriend at the time was at a bar and she and she was talking to a bar tender. she knew at this bar and talking about her all her boyfriend, hadley, had actually been excited about the attacks and expressed his interest because he was a package of pakistan, descent of going himself to pakistan, to train with terrors. for the 1st time, hedley is suspected of being a terrorist at the.

with new york in a panic for weeks, investigators suddenly begin to focus on headley. a woman who is his girlfriend at the time was at a bar, and she and she was talking to a bar tender. she knew at this bar and talking about her all her boyfriend hadley had actually been excited about the attacks and suppressed his interest because.

headley westerfield on twitter, one of those joining us this morning.th is another out of california. good morning. host: good morning, sir. good morning, america. we have to realize how 100 years ago it was the democratic party who were lynching, burning, inventing these special rules to vote that our president now is blowing out his pie hole. when i arrived in california in 85, it was beautiful. community colleges were free. the colleges were beautiful. it was great. the cities were clean. now it is a dirty mess that they can't fix. everyone there is racist, ok? host: the question we are asking is how have race relations changed in the past 100 years, has it gotten better? caller: definitely it's gotten better. 100 years ago the democrats would burn your house down. they invented redlining. they invented all this crazy stuff. it was not the republicans. host: that was kenneth out of california. maryland, good morning. caller: good morning to you. like use -- as you said, have things have gotten better? things have gotten somewhat better, but a lot of