and hezbollah and by extension with iran.bollah's latest claims are true, the group which the u.s. calls a terrorist organization may have just made a damaging strike against american intelligence in a very crucial place. with polished graphics, silhouetted images and ominous music, hezbollah ratchets up the war with the u.s. on a broadcast on a network, hezbollah reveals the names of ten people who they say were cia officers working at the u.s. embassy in beirut in recent years. it includes the name and date of birth of someone it says is the cia station chief. cnn is not airing that name. the cia would not confirm or deny if the video is accurate. a spokeswoman said the agency does not as a rule address claims from terrorist groups. i think it's worth remembering that hezbollah is a dangerous organization with a propaganda arm. that fact alone should cast some doubt on the credibility of the group's claim. bob bare is a former cia officer who served in beirut, was involved in operations targeting hezbollah. i asked him if h

based businesses to hezbollah.unlikely channels for the group to get its money from, but u.s. law enforcement officials say they are part of a very sophisticated network. maybe not the fist places you'd like for connections to terrorism, but in a new complaint, u.s. law enforcement officials say about 30 american companies are avenues for millions of dollars funneled to hezbollah. >> it ties american businesses in hezbollah. >> yes, you have millions of dollars in about ten states. we've identified about 30 businesses that are buying used cars in the united states, shipping those cars to africa for resale. >> derek malts is a dea special agent. according to his and other officials, cocaine was shipped from south america to africa. sold in africa, europe and the middle east. the cash was then brought to beirut and placed in money exchange houses. then the money was sent to buy used cars from companies in the u.s. the cars were sent to africa r for resale. much of those profits according to official, went to hezbolla

much of those profits according to officials went to hezbollah.he owners of two-car export businesses in the u.s. who we contacted said they knew nothing about any allegations that their profits went to hezbollah and denied any link to the group. u.s. officials say they don't have evidence at the moment to charge the owners of those businesses. it was all part of a drug and money laundering network u.s. officials say was spearheaded by a lebanese national named [ non-english language ] now under indictment in america. the new complaint seeks forfeiture of more than $480 million including all the assets from the u.s.-based company. contacted by cnn, the bank denied any connection with hezbollah. experts say hezbollah is relying more and more on criminal enterprises for its funding. >> will taking down a network hurt hezbollah. >> yes as well as exposing their activities. it's important to note, these blatantly criminal activities support all of hezbollah's actions not only those of its terrorist wing but also its political an social welfare activit

what makes hezbollah so different than the enemies we've been fighting in recent times. >> hezbollahme that has petition row dollars, that is the iranian regime. and we are in confrontation with the iranian, we are dealing with the drone issue, the penetration of iraq. hezbollah is a long arm of the iranian regime. we have to see it as a lebanese organization and an iranian backed organization. when we contain iran we node to have a plan to contain hezbollah. jenna: what do you think is next. >> hezbollah will not do one thing and sit on it. this is a prelude to something. it could be in iraq, in syria, or in this hemisphere, the american hemisphere. jenna: a good reminder, just south of our border we know of hezbollah operations, reports of that, not far from us, not in a different continent. something for us to remember. look forward to talking to you more about this in the future, thank you. >> thank you for having me. jon: the u.s. supreme court will step in to rule on a decision that has many veterans and even civilian tph-s thi civilians in this country reset. this man said he

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and other agreements between hezbollah and its opponents in lebanon and the syrians of course were on the side of hezbollah and they were involved in this agreement so there's a long long list you know who say meaning if you know i mean if you like hezbollah or not it was democratically elected but you have look at qatar one of the moving forces in the arab league right now we get syria it is anything but a democracy ok so my answer if i go back to you i mean are these countries in the arab league saying they believe in democracy and believe in syrian democracy but they don't practice it themselves. first of all doubly good interfere always when they interfere it was to protect us and to restore western interest or israeli interest or their regimes interest even the examples that have been given there is about maybe three thousand decision on the shelves collecting dust for the arab league they never done anything to it there is the arab league initiative visa v israel that came out of a lib anees conference in lebanon there's nothing is being done about that so i think suddenly that

hezbollah has been a bitter enemy of the cia since the 1980s. u.s.eapons, training, and money from iran. a former cia officer who tracked iran's operation's in europe and middle east. >> who do you think has the upper hand between the u.s. and iran. >> well, i think iranians really always have the upper hand in any type of covert engagement because they do it all the time. the iranians have a very active paramilitary program. it really does go around the world and kill people. >> on hezbollah, one u.s. official who didn't deny hezbollah's claims to have identify american intelligence officers said, quote, repeating the claims does nothing but serve that group's interests, makes things harder for americans in beirut. this official said, no one is giving up against hezbollah, pointing out that group has killed more americans than any other terrorist group except al qaeda. >> brian, thank you very much. >>> ron paul has used his financial war chest to attack newt gingrich and this television spot title, the paul camp says that they wanted to debunch the

and hezbollah is potentially looking at wanting to be a part of missile sites in iran and, of course, when you're 90 miles offshore from florida, you don't want to entertain the prospect of hosting bases or sites where hezbollah can have training camps or perhaps have missile sites or weapon sites in cuba. this would be foolish. >> when michele bachmann says she's worried about hezbollah in cuba, turns out it's not just comic relief. she is playing a useful role here. she's giving the country fair warning that the republican base is actually worried about something they have made up about hezbollah in cuba. thank you for letting me know. rick santorum also has a role in this year's race. his role is -- oh, i'm sorry, that was actually my own typo. rick santorum does not have a role. he's just rick santorum. finally there's newt gingrich. newt gingrich started off as the grumpy profiteering also ran d.c. scam artist guy with all the offices on k. street. as a late surging front-runner now, mr. gingrich plays a useful role in the race. not just for republican voters making a decision on

this hezbollah member, we should take him with us. he is an american prisoner.somehow or another that we hand him over to the iraqis and they shall keep them wib think we would be disappointed. >> let me get your quick thought on newt gingrich, what he said about the palestinians being an invented people, if you will. i want our viewers to know, i studied middle east history at johns hopkins university, so he is a real authority on the subject pip will play the clip of how newt gingrich defend heed his comments. i'm anxious for to you weigh in. >> sure. >> i think we have an invented palestinian people who are in fact arabs and historically part of the arab community and they add chance to go many places and for a variety of political reasons, we have sustained this war against israel now. since the 1940s. i think it is tragic. >> and he doubled down at the debates on saturday night, not moving away at all. what do you think when you heard that? >> well you no know, wolf wib think israel and i know israel, and i think israelis them self reject the newt gingrich

duncan said about hezbollah. i think it would be good for us to perhaps get a briefing down the line about it. there is a flight, a plane that has been going from iran to syria to venezuela and back every week. we don't know who's on it, we don't know what's on it, but you can believe that there's some hezbollah connection to it. so i think that was a good, good thing that you raised it, and i think we should pursue that more. i want to talk about merida. we talked about it initially, and i wanted just to talk about it. when we announced the initiative in october of 2007, um, we were told it would be a three-year program. and last year we had the announcement of beyond merida and continued funding through the fy-2011 and 2012 budget, so it appears merida's here to stay at least for the near future. how long does the administration plan funding to continue? should it continue for the foreseeable future, or should we start thinking about phasing it out and maybe doing something new? ambassador? >> congressman, that

some of them, of course, we're going to see maybe connected directly to hezbollah.are associated. this is associated. what's interesting, brian, here is we're not talking only about the usual, you know, part of hezbollah. we're talking about lebanese christians as well who in lebanon are allies to hezbollah. that's new. >> that is new. there's a 62 page complaint filed in court in manhattan. it's part of their overall plan when they fight iran and it seems inevitable at this point, hezbollah will be here attacking us domestically. they're trying to get the financing which is worse. >> absolutely. what's worst about it, we're talking about a huge network that is controlled out of lebanon, out of tiny lebanon, a network which is threading within the united states dozens of people, that if we want to confront the iranians and what is more is the fact that this is connected to another network in western africa so we're talking about three continents where hezbollah can mobilize and in fight and at the end of the day, attack the united states. >> unbelievable. we reached

spells out a scheme by which cocaine and used cars were sold and a portion of the money sent to hezbollah. investigators with the dea say the cocaine came from south america and the used cars came from columbia, maryland and burtonsville. an export company and burton business are among 30 from michigan to miami named in the federal filing. >> the idea was to get the money into the banking system in lebanon. >> reporter: the way it works, money is wired from lebanon to buy the cars in columbia, burtonsville and elsewhere. the cars were sent to africa. proceeds from the sales of the cars and coke in africa gets sent back to lebanon. the lebanese canadian bank was among the chief entity. once the money was back in the middle east, a substantial portion of the money would find its way to hezbollah. >> terrorists going to networks for funding. we have recognized if drugs are generating $400 billion a year around the world and state sponsorship of terrorism is declining, terror is fueled by drug trafficking is on the rise. >> reporter: they would be completely within their rights and the law to

>> hezbollah and -- >> no. in fact, i don't think in the short term that is what they're looking for. in fact, if you take a look at a lot of different things that happen with iran in the last year and a half, they've been struck by stuxnet viruses, assassinations, major sanctions as well as things blowing up left and right around tehran and elsewhere as well. i think the real question is where is the iranian retaliation? i don't think we are seeing any strong signs of any major things they're doing and that raises the question why are they not doing anything? one reason for that may be that the iranians are calculating that at the end of the day, however cost of these sanctions are, however problematic the stuxnet, the assassinations are for them, they can still absorb all of this and still outpace the west when it comes to the nuclear program because it is still continuing. it is continuing slower than it was before but it is still continuing. but if they risk confrontation, if, the dynamic may change. they c

they knew the proceeds were ending up in hezbollah.ia, derrick ward, news 4. >>> facebook unveiled a new time line profile today. the new feature creates a montage of what you have shared since you first joined facebook. users have seven days from when they activate the new design to what they want displayed in their profile. >>> shopping for the latest high-tech gadgets can be confusing. >> we have help. liz is here with the latest high-tech toys. >> electronics top many wish lists this year. an explanation on what they are and what they do. jim berry, hello, welcome back. >> nice to see you. >> jim is here to explain what is going on. good year for electronics? >> we are buying more electronics than before. televisions, a big gift for 50 years or so. this has never been a better time to buy a television. prices are spectacular. i have been writing about this for a long time. number three on the wish list this year. one is tablet computers. ipads very successful. you have choices now in screen sizes and price range. this is the new ki

relating to hezbollah and the past intelligence of hezbollah. obviously that wasn't true. the evidence against me was labeled secret and the evidence was not shared with me. but the cia conducted an investigation and a federal judge and they both legs on repeated the. >> were you arrested? >> i was not. i pled guilty for the charges because i was threatened. basically a death threat the government said that they were going to deport the to lebanon and announced the lebanese government worked for the fbi and the cia and that is basically a death threat so why pled guilty to these false charges. >> do you detail that all and uncompromised? >> i describe a number of the fbi cases and i was involved in their renditions for the fbi, and i describe the circumstances around the false accusations and finally the exhilaration. >> nada prouty, as aaron american woman in the cia, did you face situations that may be a white male or not? >> given my language skills, given my cultural background, i was given michigan to get out of the green zone and collect i

two is hezbollah. with a hezbollah very often, with ybs crate cal. >> i hate to do this, but i have to cut you off. >> again it won't be explained. >> the realities unfortunately of television, but thank you so much for joining us. >> hezbollah is important. >> and we'll talk about it next timing. we'll talk at length. after the break, we'll be talking about the gop's immigration problem. the employee of the month isss... the new spark card from capital one. spark miles gives me the most rewards of any small business credit card. the spark card earns double miles... so we really had to up our game. with spark, the boss earns double miles on every purchase, every day. that's setting the bar pretty high. owning my own business has never been more rewarding. coming through! [ male announcer ] introducing spark the small business credit cards from capital one. get more by choosing unlimited double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase, every day. what's in your wallet? have given way to sleeping. where s

related to hezbollah and passed intelligence to hezbollah.i do see that wasn't too. the evidence against me was labeled secret and i wasn't able, the evidence was not shared with me, but the state conducted an investigation and a federal judge, and they both exonerated me publicly. >> were you arrested? >> no, i was not. i pled guilty to charges because i've threatened. basically the government said they're going to deport me to lebanon and announced the lebanese government that i worked with the fbi and the cia, and that's basically a death threat. so i pled guilty to these false charges. >> do you detail that in "uncompromised"? >> idea. i described a number of the cia missions, a number of cases i was involved in three renditions of the fbi and i described the circumstances around the false accusations, and finally the exoneration. >> nada prouty, as an arab-american woman, in the cia, did you face situations that may be a white male would not? >> well, given my language skills, given my looks and cultural background, i was given missions

. >> when hezbollah and hamas would read this statement, they would read it as america is frustrated with israel. this will not encourage the radicals to come to the table, but support the idea of them becoming more radical. >> reporter: israels say the palestinians aren't serious negotiators. you see panetta meeting with netanyahu in october. the palestinians say they're ready to resume talks, if israel stops building settlements in parts of the west bank. in washington, molly henningberg, fox news. >>> we had a wonderful weekend and temperature-wise, we didn't do so badly. 55degrees today at national airport. 57 at baltimore. temperatures in the 40s and 30s. 46degrees at national airport now, with a light southerly wind flow. area-wide, temperatures a little on the cooler side. 37degrees at martinsberg. 41quantico. 46 d.c. 43gaithersburg. 40 at baltimore. with 47 at annapolis. clouds rolling in ahead of a frontal system. with it, a fair amount of rainfall over the next two days or so. a lot of this will push in from the south and we're going to end up seeing this front actually mov

and supplied hezbollah, taliban. and then, we progress to peace in israel. are we closer there? he was very critical of president bush for not establishing a middle east peace agreement. we're no closer than we were under president bush. and look at the relationship we have russia. they continue to be abresive. china is becoming assertive this, president failed us in important arenas in the world. >> after the debate we had frank luntz on. he said and thought tonight was your best performance. do you feel this was a strong night for you? do you feel you gain confidence? did you feel that your self? >> we've had i don't know. 10, 12, 13 debates? i'm pleased with debates before this. you can't shape which questions you get. so some are probably better than others but this is a good chance for me, and i think others to describe about many of the party. the questions are our capabilities that. is a good thing. >> sean: there is a lot you agree on together here, one thing i didn't know that i learned but tonight and i like to think i know everything about you. how do you know it was

a tiny little thing in the place of latin america, where there is some financial fundraising for hezbollah. but that said. but they can get at because they are the military and because that is a four-star command. in other ways, they can get it because they ask and they have the credibility and not because there's an actual threat that merits that much attention. so i think that we need to ask more -- ask for more information about how safe we are. i mean, it is a success story. but they're unwilling at the moment to share with you. it is all classified under which means that if they did, somehow they believed the national security of the united states would be harmed. >> thank you. [applause] >> i did a bit of intelligence work when i was in the navy. how is the intelligence work with the cold war soviet union to the antiterrorism effort? to keep talking about how big this operation is. how do they -- the >> they don't. >> the big difference between man and the cold war is that the cold war -- i hate to say this because you don't think of it that way, but it's relatively easy. you're talk

and supplied hezbollah, taliban. and then, we progress to peace in israel. are we closer there? he was very critical of president bush for not establishing a middle east peace agreement. we're no closer than we were under president bush. and look at the relationship we have russia. they continue to be abresive. china is becoming assertive this, president failed us in important arenas in the world. >> after the debate we had frank luntz on. he said and thought tonight was your best performance. do you feel this was a strong night for you? do you feel you gain confidence? did you feel that your self? >> we've had i don't know. 10, 12, 13 debates? i'm pleased with debates before this. you can't shape which questions you get. so some are probably better than others but this is a good chance for me, and i think others to describe about many of the party. the questions are our capabilities that. is a good thing. >> sean: there is a lot you agree on together here, one thing i didn't know that i learned but tonight and i like to think i know everything about you. how do you know it was

. >> it involves the terrorist group hezbollah and fbi thought i looked into documents of hezbollah. that obviously was not true. the evidence was labeled secret to and the evidence was not shared with me but the cia conducted an investigation with a federal judge in both exonerated me. >> were you arrested? >> no. i pled guilty because i was threatened. the government said they would deport me to lebanon and announced to the lebanese government i worked with the cia which is a death threat to so i pled guilty to the false charges of 872 detail all of that? >> i sure do. the fbi cases, and i describe the circumstances around a false accusation and finally the exoneration. >> abroad what men did you have the same situation that of white male would not? >> with my coulter background to get out of the green zone to collect intelligence under which was my weapons i could collect intelligence that others might not have been able to. but i discuss the case is in the book and a hope we get a chance to read it. >> host: did the cia have to look at your but? and i guess i had to submit to. >>

hezbollah ask a weakling that cannot defend itself. but it is definitely going to make life very difficult and they've come out swinging in favor of bashar. if there is a regime change in syria, syria is not going to change position on the golan, on syria for the most part but it will change its position on hezbollah, precisely because of that and what the turks are worried about, and they sent a warning about 10 days ago not to do something crazy in the region. because the fear has been that in desperation, maybe bashar is going to use hezbollah. not necessarily that hezbollah is an instrument of bashar, but you can create a scenario in which events happen that engages the hezbollah indirectly and then you have a firefight of the lebanon which would maybe work to bashar's advantage in terms of galvanizing the puppets of the region. the turks do not want to see that because it will work against the whole region and themselves. >> does iran want to see a confrontation? >> between? >> hezbollah and -- >> no, i don't think that's what the

. >> feds moving in on a the money laundering operation to fund hezbollah.klahoma, federal agents raiding the tulsa deal areship saying one of 30 operations raising money for hezbollah. >> they are making big-time money and it is going into weapon's and terrorist train recruit corruption. and things needed to carry out terrorist acts. >> officials say used cars are shipped from the u.s. to west africa and they were sold along with drugs and much of the profits said to be going to the terrorist network. >> new jersey, dozens of firefighters battling to keep fires from spreading . no word yet on how it started. police had to close off several blocks in the evening rush hour. mission accomplished for 28 year old jessica lynch. former pow is now a college great. - graduate. we need. >> and lynch joins the army to earn money for college to become a teacher . she was taken captive in iraq and her arrest trust her in the national spotlight and now life is back to normal and finished student teaching in the elementary she once attend. >> fishing vessels and taking p

y el hezbollah que dicen los oficiales el hezbollah es como un partido polÍtico, no importa, es comoon convenios y documentos firmados, intercambios cientÍficos y así entran y empiezan a penetrar a este paÍs y a los paÍses de latinoamÉrica. me da escalofrÍo de ver todo eso. >> usted aparece al final del documental diciendo que quÉ se estÁ esperando que estalle otra bomba en otro lugar. cuando usted dice que no se puede esperar mÁs a quÉ se dice que no se puede esperar mÁs? >> yo creo que los estados unidos aquÍ sí tenemos un plan activo de penetrar estos grupos para ver si son grupos simplemente religiosos que nada tiene que ver con ellos. y si estÁn usando la religiÓn para hacer operaciones ilegales, trÁfico de drogas, tráfico de dinero. tratar de hacerle daÑo a los estados unidos. lo que me preocupa es que en otros paÍses en latinoamÉrica tienen esta actitud de quÉ importa, es hezbollah, es un grupo religioso y no estÁn penetrando este grupo y por eso se estÁn centrando en todo latinoamÉrica... y me preocupa mucho que los paÍses y los residentes de esos paÍses se van a despertar mu

you are funding hezbollah why do i want to eat with him again? >> bill: i wouldn't eat anything. >> all right. you would feed him a bunch of stuff. >> bill: i think that would be worthy. >> jam it down his throat, officer. >> bill: miller goes to town on montel williams and pot shops. >> montel is going to have the boutique store, the mom and pop shop and willie will have the is something in my life missing? yes, chunks of you are missing. it's not good. it was that bargain brand cooking spray. whereas i was cooked with new and improved pam. it's 70% better. see the difference in the muffins? this is hard for me to watch. new pam helps you pull it off. >>> thank you for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly and we continue with the special edition of the factor highlighting dennis miller with perceptive insight. get ready for mon telewilliams' crusade to legalize marijuana. >> mon telewilliams, our -- montel williams, our pal, he likes marijuana and getting in the pot business, medical marijuana. i see franchises here. don't you? >> montel franchisi