you have fractions, even within the isi.nd, with what's happening in afghanistan. first of all, just a few days ago, we had the assassination of robani, a leader that was leading the peace process in afghanistan. also, you know, there was the attack on our embassy. it shows that there is fractions in the -- in the pakistani government, and even fraction in taliban, that do not see eye-to-eye with the civilian government in pakistan. >> what should we do with an isi, an intelligence operation in islamabad, that seems to be, according to mike mullen, our very distinguished and incredible chairman of the joint chiefs. if they're aiding the attacks on our soldiers and our allies in kabul and afghanistan, what do we do with that? >> this is something dangerous. and this is something that has been going on for a long period of time. unfortunately, we didn't do anything before, and it seems that the situation came to a point of no return. remember that just a few months ago, we had a trial here in chicago, and it was of an american

admiral mike mullen directly accused their secretive spy agency, the isi, of playing a role in attacks on the u.s., like the one at the u.s. embassy in kabul. and it sent shockwaves around the globe today. abc's martha raddatz with more. >> reporter: the attacks have been spectacularly bold. >> rpg, get down! >> reporter: machine gun fire and rocket-propelled grenades raining down on the u.s. embassy in kabul, resulting in a day-long battle. and the truck bombing of a u.s. base that left 77 soldiers wounded and five people dead. these are the attacks that the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, mike mullen, today blamed directly on the pakistani government, accusing its spy agency, the isi, of helping the terrorist group, known as the haqqani network, every step of the way. >> with isi support, haqqani operatives planned and conducted that truck bomb attack as well as the assault on our embassy. >> reporter: never before has an american official so publicly linked the government of pakistan to attacks on the u.s. a sickening accusation, given that the u.s. has been giving pakistan m

the isi has been doing this, working for, supporting proxies for an extended period of time.e country, and i think that approach has to shift in the future." is there a point on which your government would try to rein in the spy agency, the isi, which is so powerful and which the u.s. believes is connected to these terror groups? >> you see, you know, i'm sure you agree with me when i say the isi is no more or less powerful than the cia or certainly no more powerful than the cia. now if there is a constant encouragement into pakistan territory by militants who have been -- who have been shown the door from pakistan through an immigrant operation which cost us lives of our soldiers many times over, and there is a constant sea of incursions which come and kill men and women and children, there's not a cia -- your troops are present on the other side of the border. we chp them to take the same responsibility that's demanded of our troops. there are many different forces coming into play in the tlaj we are both in partnership with in trying to fight these elements. we must be abl

why would the isi support this group? what could they possibly benefit from it?> i believe it is part of the india-pakistan rivalry. a hard-line of the pakistani never sees the haqqani network as proxy's. they can support influence in afghanistan. they feel that the u.s. will simply withdraw from afghanistan and india will try to encourage or surround pakistan. i frankly think it is a police policy. while those in captivity, i saw haqqani members working with pakistani taliban. these are militants trying to over so -- to overthrow the pakistani state and seize nuclear weapons. it is surprising and a disservice to the pakistani people it is the approach that the pakistani military is taking. >> what do you think needs to be done to try to bring this group to the negotiating table for peace in the region? is that at all possible? >> i think that the pakistani military has used haqqani for peace negotiation. there's no proof at this point, but it is possible that the haqqani and the isi may have been involved in a assassination of the head of the eight afghanistan p

he recognizes ties to the akani. >> is it an arm of the isi? yes or no? it's not language wang that i would use. >> pakistan whose been furious for days about mullen's accusations but they say an attack injured more than 70 u.s. troops. >> with isi support, akani operatives planned and conducted that attack as well as the assault on our embassy. we also have credible intelligence that they were behind the june 28th attack on the intercontinental attack in kabul. >> reporter: mullen seems to be under fire about his frankness about a close political ally that the u.s. still needs. >> we are quite candid about the fact that it's a concern. but also put it within the context of our broader interests. >> now, many wonder if the critics would have been there if it wasn't for the fact that mullen is about to retire from office on friday. but on the other hand, would mullen have been so canndid if e wasn't about to retire. >> later in this hour, i'll speak with afghanistan's foreign minister, and we'll discuss whether they believe that the president is planning t

, chairman of the joint chiefs mike mullen told congress he believes pakistan's own spy agency, the isi helped the insurgents behind both of these attacks. u.s. military officials are telling nbc news the isi is, quote, actively involved in helping militants launch similar attacks. >>> now to the story back in this country that began this broadcast last night -- the execution of a georgia man that touched off controversy around the world and raised the question that still hasn't been answered, may never be answered. did an innocent man die late last night for a murder he never committed? nbc's savannah guthrie who, as a lawyer, has covered her share of crime and punishment controversy is with us here in new york tonight. good evening. >> good evening. this was a terrible crime. a police officer who came to the aid of a homeless man being beaten by a group of men was shot dead on the street but the troy davis case is gathering worldwide headlines tonight because of persistent questions about whether he really was the man who pulled the trigger. to his last breath, troy davis, convicted o

testifying on capitol hill yesterday, mullen said the pakistan intelligence service, the isi, supported a taliban ally to a terrorist network. mullen says that group was behind the attack on the u.s. embassy in kabul last week and before that, a truck bombing that wounded scores of americans. >> are isi support, the terrorist group planned and conducted that truck bomb attack as well as the assaults on our embassy. >>> closing arguments begin today in italy and amanda knox's appeal for her murder conviction. in court this morning, knox has pinned her hopes of having the verdict overturned on a report from independent forensic experts. they say the dna evidence used against the american student was unreliable and that police made many errors. knox was convicted of murdering her british roommate in 2007. >>> back in this country, steven powell, the father-in-law of missing utah woman susan powell, has been arrested on child pornography charges. the 61-year-old powell, the father of susan powell's husband josh, is charged with voyeurism and possession of child pornography. prosecutors say

isi supported insurgent that attacked the american embassy in kabul. what is the president going to do about that? >> guest: admiral mull yen secretary clinton talked to the counter parts. we say it will not be abided. >> chris: will they crack down on the network. >> guest: we have discussed that in the past. that is something that was relayed to me. and we have had great success in that region. 20 of the top 30 al-qaida leaders have been killed including osama bin laden. but we can't abide these. >> chris: palestinian president abaz said he would reject peace talks to the israeli. >> guest: the president made clear that the path to a two state solution is not through the u.n.. and we'll continue to make the case that direct negotiation is the way to have a free and palestinian state and secure a jewish state of isrool. >> chris: we have a minute left. government runs out of money and fema by tuesday and congress is dead locked over the idea of a continuing resolution to finance the government. does the president have a solution or say congress, it is

with isi support, the operatives planned and conducted that truck bomb attack as well as the assault on our embassy. >> well, these aren't the first allegations that pakistan was helping terrorists, but mullen is the highest ranking u.s. official to make those claims publicly and forcefully. >>> stocks earlier today tumbled at the open, but they are trying, they are trying to stage a comeback. right now we're looking at the dow blue chips. they are up just a smidge, 0.49 points there. it's been a brutal week for investors. the dow fell more than 300 points, that was just yesterday. >>> well, political gridlock is pushing washington closer now to a partial government shutdown next week. early today house republicans pushed through a bill funding the federal government until november 18th, but it cuts money for fema's disaster budget. senate democrats, they don't like it. the house plans to adjourn today, so that means the senate must pass the house bill as-is or allow a shutdown. >>> he is leading in the polls, so republican rivals, they all ganged up on him. rick perry at last night'

. >> it issei the -- if you say the isi was involved in that attack, i categorically deny it. >> but admiral mullen, perhaps with the candor of demands and to hang up his uniform, says it is the network and others like him that must go. pakistan must stop using pilot extremism as a tool of policy. >> in libya, rebel forces say they have tightened control of a town in the south of the country. the head of the national transitional council told a news conference that several key supporters of mohamed -- of gaddafi have fled the town. a town south of tripoli was under the complete control of rebel forces. we can go to our reporter. what is the latest where you are? >> what you are hearing from the military spokesmen in tripoli is exactly what the fight jurors on the ground are saying. -- fighters on the ground are saying. where are you standing? this is overlooking the town. this has been taken over by the anti-gaddafi forces. they are firing off that night. you may see a trace of fire going off in the air. they have been filling the streets of the town. there are pockets around the tow

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joint chiefs of staff repeated his accusation that pakistan's intelligence agency, the isi, supports the haqqani network. >> it's been there for a long time. and unless the pakistani leadership takes action it will continue to be there and that support will continue to be there. i don't -- i don't try to make the case that this is a light switch you can throw on and off. there are elements, i think, of the isi, very active with haqqani. >> and libya tonight, the interim government's priority on the battlefield is moammar gadhafi's birthplace. the military surrounded the city of sirte where some 5,000 pro gadhafi fighters are holed up. phil black is right there outside sirte for us. phil, the big question, do the interim government troops, do they think they'll find gadhafi there? >> reporter: they don't think they're going to find gadhafi just in this location, john, but i think there is a very good chance that his son could be hiding here. they think there is a senior former regime figure in this city because the opposition they're coming up against is so well organized so well moti

also true obama and the white house are looking at some bad numbers in florida, new york, and there isisment of politics in this pit of there is no element of politics in this. no president at no time in any cycle would have supported palestinian statehood. the reason is this. for 18 years american policy in the middle east was premised on the principle of land return for peace. what the palestinians are doing are going unilalaterally to get land sovereignty their state without getting peace. that is the whole object of this exercise. it undermines the entire idea starting with sadat in 1979, returning land for peace. unless the united states makeses it a statement if you want to have sovereignty independence and dignity you have to make peace with the israelis and accept an israeli state and end the conflict, unless america establishes and sticks to the principle, the entire peace process is torn up. that is why any president would have to exercise a veto over this.. >> no politics? >> the arab spring has completely changed the calculus in the middle east. first of all thhe most reliabl

. >> call them to the carpet basically saying that the isi was in cahoots in blowing up in the embassy. saying they were involved, pakistan is involved. >> it's rough stuff. so do we all agree around the table regarding the debate that willie, do you agree last night was a pretty big night for mitt romney? >> for romney. >> and the more debates he can have standing next to rick perry, the closer he comes to taking it all? >> i think rick perry is not getting better through each debate the way you would expect him to. he didn't look like he -- he jumps in late, maybe he has a rough first debate, figure he reads in on some of the things. i don't think he's getting better, and i think romney is. romney's been more loose than he was last time. he's responding on his feet, funny, a different candidate than he's been in the past. >> and romney didn't answer that, but he started talking about why he believes in american capitalism. and that's the most passion i've heard romney in a debate. >> i think romney has been throughout all of the debates so far, he's giving consistently good performan

. >> with isi support, the operatives planned conducted that truck bomb attack as well as the assault on our embassy. >> over the last nine years the u.s. has given pakistan $20 billion in military development aid. question, what kind of image is the united states projecting to the world when our supposed ally, pakistan, stages an attack in afghanistan? >> pakistan is always played a dole game with us. but this is a lot more blatant than in the past. and this has implications for our president in afghanistan. why are we staying there? we were staying there to help protect pakistan, worried about the nuclear weapons and we don't want them to fall into the hands of terrorists. so i think this really does present a dilemma for the u.s., because we -- we're obviously not in control of our friends. >> what about the day before mullen's appearance in the congress, the senate appropriates $1 billion in aid for pakistan? >> this is astonishing, that he is fighting a war in wartime, accusing this. of duplicity and being behind an attack on americans. this is enormously important and it raises

israel warns the current situation i mean least will likely be upset if they do add everything and isis palestine as a member state jerusalem here's a supporter granted what abbas and his people need bury the peace process once and for all and spark more conflict in the region the palestinians argue remission is vital for the protection of their territory from israeli expansion. although the jewish state is backed by the us palestine has a number of powerful allies to one of them is turkey which turned against israel after its military killed nine turks in the gaza flotilla last year. you know welcome to the show thank you thank you very much for being with us. let's start with. the colosseum the did the joint join the u.n. remember that when. nineteen forty nine israel itself. was joining the un its arguments was that the issues the refugees the refugee problem and also the status of jerusalem will be will be solved easier if israel becomes a member of the united nations today these are exactly the occupants of that i was thin so what what do israel the united states what are the argum

and another company that i'm at the board will be watching carefully to see how that isis had been protected but the main priority and b.p. was to protect the people who work for b.p. at that time and that's far as we can see none of the work affected by by the internal turmoil that was going on but that the priority is to stabilize libya and the oil will be part of the stabilize ation and reconstruction now back in two thousand and one didn't you know that the war on terror would take such a long time i think we all hoped that we would be able to deal with the perpetrators of this atrocity quickly but. you know the truth. now when you've got something that. they are desperate you know that criminal it wasn't going to the. people who were behind it you know and it's only a matter of months. zama but a lot of the. rough justice the kind of justice that he made today and so many people before but you know we didn't think that it would go on for ten years but we said of the time. the campaign against terrorism would have to warn for as long as was required while someone bin ladin's in the natio

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embassy on september 13th with information on the phones that proved the link to the isi, we're told. the double game goes back to 2007 when major larry baugess was killed by a pakistani assassin while brokering a meeting in pakistan's tribal areas at the time, the u.s. military didn't make an issue of it because it didn't want to embarrass the pakistan government and harm relations. >> for him not to be here on this earth is very painful. and it's painful personally for us, but it's a shame, really, because, you know, the 82nd lost a great leader and the army lost a great soldier and the world lost a great man. >>e'll be tpofrd scared by one event that occurred and that was the assassination, and i don't have a better expression for it, of major baugess, a fine officer of the 82 instead airborne division. >> the general was in afghanistan at the time, he was speaking out in 2007 about the pakistani role in this attack. now we're hearing more and more public statements. but behind the skaoebs -- scenes, people at the pentagon have certainly had concerns about the haqqani network and t

so what does the isis want from the tsa?completion of the screening process and was offered, but refused, private screening. >> that's fabricated. >> reporter: but this isn't, eva's big as a disco ball hair is in the guiness book for biggest afro in the world. we don't know whether her hair has of been searched at the airport, but we doe know she says it makes for the perfect pillow, great for those long distance flights. can you just kind of flounce your hair a little? jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks, jeanne. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." for our international viewers, "world report" is next. in north america, john

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>> it's -- i haven't gotten a chance to read the piece yet, but the isi is something of such incredible talk about them in the context of american foreign policy all the time. >> it's kind of known as the double game. that's what it is. the u.s. gives pakistan around $3 billion a year, which is a lot of money. we expect them, we hope that they will be our friend and ally. sometimes they are and sometimes they're not. when they're not, that means they're not fighting the taliban, they're helping the taliban. they're helping groups that basically almost everybody would regard as a terrorist group, like somebody like lash cartoyba. it's a complicated game. my story, it's a spy novel basically. you can't make it up. these things are -- these are the crown jewels. these are the biggest secrets they have. when you start prying into these things and writing about them and publicizing them, they make the military nervous. >> the united states gave a ton of money, it started after 9/11 to help us prevent another attack on this country. is the u.s. getting its money worth in pakistan? >> that's t

here other companies that are motherboard go but we'll be watching carefully to see how that isis a bid to take to. mean try all of here b.p. was to take the people who work for b.p. at that it's far as we can see that of the world affected by idea that was going on but the priority is to stabilize libya but the oil will be part of the stabilize ation and reconstruction now back in two thousand and one knows that the war on terror would take such a long time i think we all hoped that we would be able to deal with the perpetrator of this a choice to quickly but i think i'm long enough for the truth to who are there when you've got something that a lot of it that they that desperate you know that criminal it wasn't going to be a easy ride to the kid to the people who were behind it you know and it's only a matter of months. there's been a lot of the. rough justice the case of justice that he made today and so many people before but you know we didn't think that it would go on for ten years but we said at the time. the campaign against terrorism would have to warn for as long as we're. all

the united states used the haqqani network baugh the isi when the soviets were in afghan.s have a... support themselves with everything from real estate and car sales to murders and kidnapping for hire. so... >> jamie: they have a strong foothold. >> absolutely. >> jamie: and we are in a bit of a bind, aren't we? we need to get or supplies to afghanistan, through pakistan, very often, and, how fine a line are we working with here and what if we had to send troops into pakistan? sounds like they will not have it. >> jamie, you are defining what really is the problem. we need the pakistani government. the pakistani government doesn't want us kicking that hornet's nest, the whole section of the country, that is run, taxed and controlled by the haqqani network, because if we do the haqqani network will turn on the pakistani government to get us off their backs. so, this thing really is a mess and is not a clean situation at all and is very very, teen news. >> jamie: quick prediction, will our troops have to enter? >> i think we will, we're going to have to start whacking these

with isi support, the operatives planned that truck attack as well as the assault on our agency. we also have incredible intelligence that they were behind the attack in kabul and a host of other smaller operations. choosing to use violent extremism as an instrument of policy, the government of pakistan and most especially the pakistan the army and isi, jeopardizes not only the strategic partnership, but pakistan's opportunity to be a respected nation with legitimate regional influence. they may believe that by using these proxy's, they are hedging their bets or regressing what they -- or addressing an imbalance in regional power. in reality, they have already lost that bet. they have eroded internal security and their position in the region. they have undermined their international credibility and threaten their economic well- being. only a decision to break with this policy and pave the road to a positive future for pakistan. as you know, i have expended enormous energy on this relationship. i have met with their general more than two dozen times, including two-hour weekend --

meanwhile russia's financial institutions are getting ready for a possible second wave of the crisis when isis capital has decided to cut ten percent of its staff so has bt be odd creature is also planning to shed some of its workforce and the current volatility as state development bank e.b.e. has reduced its portfolio growth plans by ten percent the bank doubts it may raise capital abroad because of global economic problems. let's take a look at the markets now seeing new set of losses ahead of reports that may signal a slowdown or global growth investors expect figures to show us durable goods orders fell and european consumer confidence declined to a two year low in september bread bland is trading at around one hundred six dollars a barrel. eighty three dollars a barrel marketing a share of mixed investors are concerned about europe's willingness to resolve the region's debt crisis the hang seng is continuing losses while the nikkei is over a quarter of a percent higher financials are still on the rise of over gains and no more modest no moral holdings in diver securities group are up aro

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harvey also on the school shooting the catalans big victory and one of the girls was unknown won by isis in the glare of so far so back to winning ways after a couple drew was the eight mil result is a record timing school for both teams the catalans be growing use of the same margin back in one thousand nine hundred sixty well assume a previously lost eight mil to real madrid over half a century ago. now russia's second game of their rugby world cup will be against it's only on tuesday several changes have been made to the school bus had its first day off since arriving in new zealand a fortnight ago and artie's riches are powerful it's a good chance to join some of the players on a fishing trip. it's been a hard slog for russia's players so far at the rugby world cup training session followed by training session coach ride followed by coach ride however the squad was given a rare treat a day off to enjoy some of the wonderful sights of the picturesque region of mowbray or a top of the side file and. a number of the players took up the opportunity to go on a fishing trip and the props a

the latest from the front line in the hunt for colonel gadhafi isis loyalists remain determined to the end. by europe's financial bosses plan on tightening their grip on the rest of the eurozone and give brussels a bigger role in. the story still to come this hour but first israel is to allow security forces to shoot palestinian protesters who are preparing to march in support of the grid for statehood at the u.n. later this month sort of it claims it's trying to prevent bloodshed by arming settlers in the west bank for self-defense. across developments. in some quarters there is talk of a into fodder that some will say will be as bloody and as violent as the first two seculars of whom there are some four hundred thousand living in a land that has until half a million palestinians in the west bank are bracing themselves for violence as is the israeli army and the israeli police now for several months the israeli army has been preparing in an operation because operation some is seize and it's now in the final stages of putting the finishing touches in place to this end we're being told

isis from spreading. was cause for a public holiday on tuesday. and investor sentiment has also slightly improved in russia with the indices tracking the u.s. and asia higher so have a look at some of the individual share moves on the maya six energy majors are among the top. one percent banking stocks are also higher with russia's largest lenders burbank gaining almost one hundred percent. for the time markets are having a say in russia's privatization russia's state run shipping giants of conflict says it will hold an initial public offering no earlier than the second quarter of the year but the government plans to raise between seven hundred fifty million and one point two billion dollars by floating a twenty five percent stake in the company. looking ahead to the coming sessions michael stein from and create a financial corporation says the local market will be influenced by competitive prices fluctuations given the very late have been scheduled in the west and the fact that investors are very much focused on what's happening outside russia ma

and of isis let's have a look at some of the individual should moves here energy majors and banking stocks were under pressure russia's largest oil company ross never was one point seven percent lower. angelica's the to produce the e.u. and russia was also in the red tops of the company's reported its first net profit rise in fifty eight cents to two hundred thirty million dollars dollars gold finished up though just marginally its first top net profit has doubled to two hundred seven million dollars michael started as creative financial corp reps not just straight for us. today russian equities have extended fridays losses and it's more concerns of both the global economic recession given the growing risks in the euro zone and the absence of visible solutions right now in the domestic market we see substantial weakness in the ruble which is now trading at the lowest level since december of last year just by the stubbornly high oil price and despite the very solid macro economic data which was released in the last couple hours showing a big year in year improvements in retail sales improve

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the consumer financial protection bureau and was ruled by congressional republicans because of it isis specifically so would you rather have elizabeth warren going after the banks there is the head of the c.f. p.d. or going after the banks there's a sitting u.s. senator i hope some of her constituents made ask her to keep that promise and see what she'll say then look i think i think with one of your sorry senate candidate and i say that she's a professor she's smart person she's she's qualified but she's going to say i don't even if she did say well you don't you don't have that many so it's not it's not a smart move or not so if you don't people in this then it's a good thing i didn't say it's a good thing i said it but that's not who people tend that's not who can be attractive the politicians are a loser with war and if she wants to start throwing herself under buses that are out of control good from which she should start right now and stop the the obama so-called new stimulus plan but you know in massachusetts i hope the best democrat wins whether it be scott brown or elizabeth w

white and approximately half of those were subsequently reported to major intelligence groups like isis or terrorism task forces or the f.b.i. . does this sound like a case of profiling to anyone should people really have to worry about going to a local mall fearing that they'll be placed on some sort of suspicious persons list with the f.b.i. when they leave or face possible deportation and for what taking photos at the mall of america especially when the u.s. is in a recession whether you think it's extreme or not it may go to show that in our post nine eleven society when it comes to surveillance and security these days maybe anything goes. and along those lines let's stick to our coverage of the ten year milestone since the attacks of nine eleven ten years later the country still finds itself involved in wars started in response in iraq afghanistan covert wars in countries such as pakistan the country still also finds itself under an expanded net of domestic surveillance with the patriot act alive and well and allowing law enforcement to search people's phone records or e-mails with

point six percent fall from isis and ridge and almost two percent growth let's now have a check of some of the individual share moves in the mice its energy majors will strongly in the on tuesday russian oil pipeline monopoly transnet small net. profit more than doubled to one point four billion dollars here on the year in the second quarter of twenty eleven thanks to print sales to china. two percent on the news grows and speculation might increase the amount of shares and convert it into to pause to receipts dixie was among the biggest gainers in retail sector the company's top net profit has jumped more than four fold as it significantly extended its network soon for some from i've symmetrical says the markets are seeing just a rebound rather than a trend. there the market wide good. one point five percent growth but it still doesn't mean you know anything there is no trend of the market it's more like emotional trading we see the oil. growing and we see that in markets european markets that are supporting russia as well so just so i would say it's more white. ribbon to be on the rec

from an isis asset managers explains what is driving their world a cultist. the reason goldmark of the russian did so boldly is to go for it she's because people are marketing the world gets some value markets it's always been quite cheap and when the global markets are in turmoil russia first in the form of the other reason but you can look for that is the the russian market is still relatively liquid compared to probably global versus and when people read the money it tends to suffer disproportionately so there is a flipside to that from things go off russians still perform everything else in this world the last decade since the bear market trough. recently russia was the fall north in the world for those goals up more than anything goes on more than anything else. russia skolkovo innovation hub could lose a lucrative contract with b.p. as a result of the company's long lasting conflict with its russian partners the british oil major has frozen i'm not a million dollar project was called to increase or refining efficiency in russia he says it's concerned it

relationship and he's leaving his job and he came out and said that the isi, pakistan's intelligence service is supporting the haqqani network who are responsible for two attacks in two weeks. jon: there is an tack just now inside the u.s. embassy compound that is also being attributed to the haqqani network. clearly they are trying to show that nothing that america does is secure, if they've got spicy sense alley inside our facilities, inside the embassy compound. >> well, we have to be concerned about any sort of intelligence penetration, people who try to get inside and then can undertake attacks from within. you know, plan a is not working for pakistan, the administration has to look at this very closely. it's time for plan b. we should be thinking about whether we should fully cut off aid or go to aid on a transactional basis. we should put the haqqani network on the foreign terrorist organization list which would allow us to go after their finances. we should be stepping up our direct action, attacks against the haqqani network, and we should be considering our withdrawal plans

we get upset and admiral mullen have come out and denounced the pakistani intelligence service, the isik, but we know they have had this relationship. they are doing exactly what they did in the past when the soviets were there. working both sides of the fence, acting if their own best interests. they know we are not--. >>trace: and lindsay graham, the south carolina senator, came out and said, look, if they continue to work with this taliban network he would not rule out military action against pakistan. your comments? >>guest: well, we have to draw a line. my comments would be, we should have finished our mission in afghanistan and say the spring of 2002, when we cleared out the al qaeda bases and toppled the taliban and moved out and not gotten involved. we have to draw a line. and, yes, we have to continue working with the pakistanis in very capacities but we should not continue to express surprise, we have given them $20 billion in aid the past decade, maybe $4.5 billion this past year and then we act surprised when they don't do everything we expect them to do or act as if our int