the isi doesn't like anyone to smoke around the isi, and despite my many requests, al-qaeda and osama bin laden have consistently turned down by requests for interviews. i've always requested an interview by interactive camera so we didn't actually get together. [laughter] what i have been able to do is over the course of many years both in government and since i left government speak with and interview many of the key figures in this story. including four presidents, including secretaries of state, including every american ambassador to pakistan, including every directer general of the isi since the 1980s. i spent a great deal of time with mrs. bhutto, i've spent time interviewing president musharraf. did they all tell me the truth? of course not. duplicity is at the essence of this relationship on both sides. but i think i've at least done a conscious job of reaching out and trying to get everybody's story. and with that, i look forward to your questions, and if you want to ask me what to do about it as the first question, of course i'm going to tell you. [laughter] [applause] >> ok

but this actually goes deeper than just the coax let's take a look at just how far isis tentacles could reach in the corporate world check this thing out this is this is the this is from they rule dot net is a website that's been around for a while it need databases actually from two thousand and four so this is a little bit out of date i keep hoping that a group like maybe the center for american progress will create a similar one of the more modern you know but today database but just for example let's look at the two thousand and four years georgia pacific which is now owned by the koch brothers and chemical which is you know so we've got a koch brothers guy who's on the dura wise a staff and you've got a doubt chemical guy and they're all isis staff and so when we look at these companies. on here. and so this is a this is a real experiment here and we look at their directors ok who are the directors here and then we can almost as a matter of the individual names we just say ok let's see let's see companies this guy's on ok so he's on and c.r. and he's on bell south and what companie

he had been outed by the pakistani intelligence service, the interservice intelligence director at isi. now i've been engaged in liaison with foreign governments for many years. this is not normal behavior. we don't usually do this. we don't usually out each other, and then talk about it in the newspapers. since the arrest of mr. davis, the president has said very clearly is a diplomat and must be given diplomatic immunity. we have already canceled a trilateral afghanistan, and pakistan meeting for cooperation in the war to work against al qaeda. pakistani's president zardari's march visit to the united states is in jeopardy, and president obama's promise to pakistan in 2011 is clearly in jeopardy. and if this wasn't bad enough, if you listen carefully to spokesman on both sides, there's a sense of doom and foreboding behind this relationship. pakistan's chief of army staff general ciani was here last fall. when he went home to pakistan, he said he was the most bullied man in the world. again, that's not normal in mill to mill relations. if you read carefully, there's clear concern in

got a coke brothers guy who's on the dura lies a staff and you've got a dow chemical guy and girl isis staff and so when we look at these companies. around here and. so this is a this is a real experiment here and we look at their directors ok who are the directors here and then we can do it almost as a matter of the individual names we just say ok see let's see companies this guy's on ok so he's on and c.r. and he's on bell south and what companies is this guy on well turns out he's always constant energy and fidelity national and manpower and. surly and so ok georgia pacific who now. one of the koch brothers is of course now a director but here are the directors and or they were in two thousand and four and what's just pick one by random here will. be as a so this is an experiment. there we go ok and this guy is on the board of caterpillar texas instruments north of summer northwards southern and delta airlines here's another one here this person's on sun trust banks on genuine parts and on coca-cola and here's where his really interesting if the directors for coca-cola and you disco

the isi has delivered more al qaeda prisoners and more targets than any other liaison partner but yet the most vocal partner at the same time. leon panetta hearings a few weeks ago this is the most complicated thing he has ever seen in the government and he has been around for a long time. just one personal days last comment the research for the book is difficult to do. talking about secret intelligence organizations for the cia does not like to have this truth revealed even from their own former employees. the isi does not like anyone and despite my men the request al qaeda and osama bin laden have turned down my request for interviews. i always ask by the interactive camera. but what i have been able to do over the course of many years in the government is speak with an interview of many key figures including four presidents including secretary of state and every american ambassador and every director general from the isi. i spent a great deal of time with benazir bhutto president musharraf. did they all tell me the truth? of course, not. duplicity is at the essence of this relation

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head over to marty's facebook page to share your thoughts on the tragedy in japan from the battle to isis and tell us what you think about women such as new power lines being brought online probably to allow a more stable water supply and also watch the latest videos and analysis of what's happening right now in japan it's one of our top stories just typed. into the facebook search works. well in libya opposition supporters have marched through the rebel held city of brain garci with a call to end the country's month long violence russia has been pushing for a cease fire resolution through the u.n. security council which has so far failed to make any decision including the imposition of a no fly zone but i think that you know if this were not going now what tell us more and how do you go to sort of is it just a case of the u.n. dragging its feet here what do we expect it's to make a decision on this no fly zone issue. well this is quite a difficult question to answer at the moment because the united nations security council remains divided over this resolution over a no fly zone over liby

back in at some point i want to pick your brain a little bit and talk also about the similarities isis you've been to iraq you've been to some pretty tough situations what do you think american people say now about you know the tribal mentality that exists in much of the middle east and africa yeah well right off the bat it's you know it's it's brother against brother until there's somebody else and then it's brother and brother versus cousin and the next thing it's a village against province and it's province against. countries so the tribal other tribal lines run very very deep they cross over the political and religious views or are lines that are in those middle eastern countries and you're losing your allegiance is going to go back to the tribe and so it's it's a vastly complex environment or very young leaders to have to make decisions from outside that culture to deal with i mean it seems from the stories that i've heard people who have been you know similar places you've been in similar situation in iraq in the earlier days i think a lot of people were shocked when they saw tha

isis kalen for it has more on whether or not us hundred media is still making an impact take a look. since one thousand nine hundred forty two the us has broadcasted its cloture and politics around the world. out there with the full of great. transmitting in over fifty languages to the tune of seven hundred forty five point five million dollars per year but what happens when people just start tuning out more and more u.s. funded media outlets designed to promote america's image abroad are channels in search of an audience but taxpayers are still footing the bill. america has sunk one billion dollars into al huda and arabic language news network author and professor phil see that says the networks model is stuck in the past when american news was welcomed by sam the competition with a new arab world dominated by zero zero zero. there really is an audience outside of the right. fifty three percent watch al-jazeera only half a percent of arab you are watch out for that care which is broadcast from suburban springfield virginia its credibility and the arab audience for the most or wants

they blame the isi in particular, the inner services intelligence, which is the group that supported and funded the taliban when they were first taking over the country in the '90s. they blame pakistan for ruining their country. they blame them for visiting war on them. they blame them still for meddling in it and is preventing them from having a functional society. i didn't mean to lend the impression that it's nothing but us screwing up because there's a tremendous amount of back play or -- i don't even know what the right word is. but the pakistani intelligence services definitely have interests inside afghanistan. so do the iranian intelligence services. so do the indians. to a lesser extent, the chinese do as well. and all of these groups have different ways of jockeying for influence and power. a couple of years ago there was a huge bomb at the indian embassy in kabul that killed like 60 people, i mean, something like that. it was enormous. and the reason they were doing that is because it was right after the completion of the tenth indian consulate in afghanistan. and for a co

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i'm very worried that we've gone beyond a proxy for isi and beyond a proxy in terms of just an issues it relates to india and cashmere. and i am anxious to get some kind of briefing from the record on l.e.t., especially in light of the instability of the pakistani government right now and some of the issues we're having with incidents that have occurred in pakistan and how the pakistan government is responding to those. but i -- i worry that we're honing in and doing what we need to do with al qaeda. and we're honing in and doing what we need to do with the taliban. and as senator cornyn mentioned, pakistan has nuclear weapons and l.e.t. obviously has got a great deal of power, it appears, with certain people in the pakistani government. thank you. >> that'll have to be for the record. will that be okay? >> fine. >> thank you very much, senator sessions? >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you, secretary for your leadership and leadership and commitment to our country. general petraeus, thank you for what you've done and we value so much your commitment and effort. to follow up on

-isis-necessary --necessarily skyrocket. how do you grow the economy with energy costs are going up for businesses, for families? that is what they have tried to do. why? because it is environmental policy not energy policy. energy policy in the united states would be more american energy. that is what we need in our country. [applause] as gasoline blows by $3.50 a gallon, remember how this administration has shut down oil production in the gulf of mexico. in the gulf, we produced 30% of the domestic oil production in the united states. the administration once gas prices started skyrocketing announced that they gave to permits for drilling in the gulf. you had to read the fine print to find out they were not permit for new wells. they work permits to resume drilling on wells they had forced them to stop drilling on. we need more oil. we need more gas. we need more coal. we need more nuclear. we need more american energy. [applause] that includes alternatives. my state is a center for biofuels. we had an ethanol plant in miss

it doesn't a spokesperson later did acknowledge that across the city that some of the bodies were isis the sheriff speeches like this in a position to say that all libyans slices to fix the question in terms of what is the difference here. anderson because the manager misleads the person i spoke with where more than a dozen bodies were showing beyond recognition and presume to also as proof that these airstrikes are killing civilians there are we missed here in the capital city that bodies are being butchered for i think is the reason why do you think these into the foreign media as a p.c. game that civilians are the targets and are the collateral damage in these is strikes the reaction on the ground in terms of the announcement that mater now will be in charge of enforcing this no fly zone is rather mixed the average rebel fighter actually doesn't care he just wants to see more with us he wants to see more air strikes but the opposition leadership is a pretty concerned they do understand that when you have more power. always calling the shots you run the risk of one of them being able

it's time for lawmakers to come together and do what we know isi yield the floor and turn it over tosenator vitter. mr. vitter: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. vitter: thank you. since president obama took office, the price at the pump has risen 96% from $1.83 t to $3.60 with absolutely no end in sight. meanwhile, and not coincidentally, the president has virtually shut down the gulf of mexico. he's canceled numerous energy lease sales. he's refused to act on stalled onshore permits. he's dramatically increased environmental regulation, and he's begun regulating co2 by administrative fiat. all of that has helped us to get to where we are. mr. president, president obama went today to georgetown university and at least he's begun focusing on and addressing the energy situation. and i guess i give him points for that. he went to georgetown today and delivered a peac speech which he called a blueprint for a secure energy future. but, like a lot of presidential speeches, mr. president, this is great sounding, rah, rah, nice title, but pretty disappoin