abating isis. more on that torrow. if it's an actionable claim, then the conduct here would fit within it. because certaiinviduals would be shown these thumbnails which would encourage them to go look at those videos. justice kagan: i think you're right that the statute doesn't make that distinction. this was a prealgorithm statute. and you know, everybody is trying their best to fige t how this statute applies. the statute which was a prealgorithm stute applies in a postalgorithm world. but i think what was lying underneath justice thomas' question was a suggestion that algorithms are endem tthe internet. evy time anybody looks at anything on the internethe is an algorithm involved. whether it's a google search engine or whether it's this youtube site or a twitr account. or countless other things. that everything inlv ways of organizing and prioritizing materialndhat would essentially mean 230 -- i guess what i'm asking is, does your position send us down thro such that 230 really can't mean anyth

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isis that continued. the iraqi ambassador sent a memo to jake sullivan, then the advisor to vice president biden, in may of 2014, saying they need an american airstrikes and immediate help. i have letter, i put it in the book. it's quoted in there. and but i think the mindset at the pentagon at the time, as michelle said was, they were really hoping that they wouldn't have to engage there. and they they were also contending with, to be fair to them, a lot of other crises, afghanistan, egypt was in turmoil. assad used chemical weapons. so there was a lot of other things happening in the middle east that think diverted the white house from paying attention to this particular file. michael, let me follow up with you, if i may, on that. you know, the subtitle from barack obama to donald trump, what were the similarities and differences that you saw between the two administrations, how they viewed and prosecute of the war? so during the presidential campaign, then candidate trump made a number of statements th

so from mid 2013 iran entered the fight fighting both isis and i'll find out then later when isis invaded iraq, iran was involved in fighting law isis in iraq. yeah, i mean it's a very well known 5 that the america's created one terrorist organization to fight another. i mean, that's just ridiculous. okay, mr. is casey, while i have you here this little bit about the j. c p o, the nuclear conflict. if you like, where are we with that? i mean, we know that, you know, trump pulled out of it 5 years, 5 years ago, i suppose now we've heard that talks of sort of stalled in vienna. do we know where we are with that? how things are progressing that are we still seem pressure from the us. what just very briefly, in the case of here in iraq or more, syria, they these different groups, these, that different terrorist organizations. and there was a, there was a, a large number of different groups. they were all supported or most of them were supported by the united states. sometimes they fought against each other, but often they worked together to undermine the syrian government because americans wa

of the government and officials of that country in organizing and direct interest groups including isis reliable news and information published in the american media books and speeches by american officials about the role of the cia in create interest groups including isis. the court rulings specifically targeted former us president george w bush and brock obama, as well as the ca and defense contractor, lockheed martin. the terrorist acts occurred and june 2017 and central tay wrong in the national parliament building and the model williams of the countries former supreme leader, 17 people including m. p. 's were killed about 50 other people were wounded. isis immediately claimed responsibility for the attacks political analysts inter ron university, professor siad mohammed mirandi, discuss the significance of the court's ruling with my colleague earlier. there is a long history here because the united states has taken iran to court inside the united states on many occasions. they've even taken iran to court over 911 if anyone can believe that iran has been regularly punished by a u. s

>> we are supporting the iraqi security forces as part of the defeat isis mission. we have forces in iraq. they are not conducting combat operations. there there advising the iraqis. we have forces in syria supporting the sdf. there is a mission in terms of the defeat isis mission. >> of these in syria are you cooperating -- >> i need to move on the headquarters are in iraq. they conduct operations in support of defeat isis mission in syria and iraq. >> i would like to remain on the same subject. i have a question about this. i posed the same question on monday, and i was referred to the department of defense. the question was when the u.s. serviceman, the military members, head of the sdf, isn't there concern with the department of concern, that the u.s. investment our main -- made targets because of the decades of relationship, in the u.s. intelligence community -- community? >> n we partneredo. -- no, we partnered with the sdf since 2014, as part of the defeat isis mission. they are not the pkk. we are partnered with sdf to defeat isis, so no, we have been conduc

that certainly appears to be the case with this isis -- alleged isis leader who bass killed by the talibano with intercepts or perhaps some allies on the ground that the cia is working with, perhaps. i shouldn't say allies but you know what i mean, sources. >> steve: you were my source on my apple watch about 10 minutes ago. >> brian: let's bring in retired brigadier general antoni tata. thank the taliban taking out member of isis-k who killed 13 men's. >> killed 1 and wounded another two dozen who lost limbs. let's not forget them. who knows what is true. john kirby said there was no chaos in afghanistan. >> brian: he lost me at that. >> right. there's a credibility issue here. so i hope it's true. i hope it's true for the sake of the family members for those killed and wounded in afghanistan. >> ainsley: darin hoover the father of staff sergeant darin hoover 31 years old, u.s. marine killed at the abby gate. his father said it feels like a victory lap for them, for the administration, that the afghanistan debacle is over and done with. we have taken out the main planner or the taliban ha

. >> taliban killing the isis terrorist who killed 13 u.s. troops. >> no accounting and no vetting of this entire operation. >> know ares are coming after biden's reelection with ai generated view of the future. >> r.f.k. jr. would like to see debates, but joe says no. >> hiding biden again >> >> teachers union boss, randi weingarten expecting to get grilled. >> teachers should have been back to work as soon as possible. >> aaron rodgers bids fare well to green bay. >> we are all excited to add someone of his character and ability.ndability.and ability. >> brian: that is billy joel singing "uptown girl" and it is appropriate. billy joel would have named it longer island, the indians would have or native americans, whatever we're calling them now. this was not written about christie mcpherson, it was written about elle mcpherson. >> ainsley: i was at a concert and christie brinkley was there on the front row and they shined the spotlight on her. she was in front of the stage on the end on the corner. and i love christie brinkley, as a child, i

leaked documents show isis is plotting to use the country for terrorism. why didn't joe biden and his team realize it? >> i mean, i'm glad you asked this question, this is something which has been bothering me. i'm listening to joe biden say the recent press release, the biggest problem for afghanistan is because previous administration decided we should leave and therefore tied our hands to do anything about it. i thought that decision was taken at least two years before the original move happened, before the withdrawal happened from afghanistan. they had the time to focus on the withdrawal and have intelligence gathering and figure out over the horizon capabilitieses like using drones to keep eye on the isis resurgence in afghanistan. recently adrian watson says he maintain -- yes, that is true, but we are not seeing evidence to that, currently, however, we're in a comical situation and we are allied with the taliban or section of the taliban which is naturalistic and can be divided into ones which are islamist and militaristic and what we're seeing is t

the isis-k, the splinter group of isis is using afghanistan the same way they did before, the same wayeda did before to plot against america. the american military is now apparently reliant on the taliban to deal with the national security interest and this can be charted back to 20 months ago when president biden ordered the catastrophic evacuation from afghanistan. of all the people that could have been keeping a handle on this. what i read in the leaked documents is isis-k felt embolden and liberated by the sudden withdrawal, so removing that control valve that was there, to keep lid on it led to predictable state of affairs where isis is embolden and more threatening and we are dependent on the taliban. >> ainsley: they are using afghanistan as a staging ground to plot attacks. in two weekends, i will head over with you and martha and we will cover the coronation. prince harry will reportedly have to sit 10 rows back of the family and will not hang around for long. >> piers: i'm surprised if it will only be 10 rows back. if member of my family had been saying all this and taken no

isis knows we have an open border.y have to do is walk across that border, this is not a good situation. our families only have every right to feel good he's been killed but they also know full well that we are not taking the fight to isis k, which was responsible for killing 13 of our troops and 170 afghans as well. >> martha: general, good to have you here. thank you very much for that assessment. general jack keane. good to see you, sir. is so coming up, new courtroom reaction from pop star ed sheeran. have you heard about this? accusations that he wrote a grammy-winning hit by stealing parts of a marvin gay classic. and this is in court right now. ♪ safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ i've spent centuries evolving with the world. that's the nature of being the economy. observing investors choose assets to balance risk and reward. with one element securing portfo

many people point to the rise of groups like isis which took i rise of groups like isis which took overtate was destroyed in 2003 found many parts of the country were not governed, providing a vacuum for groups like isis, and before that al-qaeda to have the grounds to launch insurgencies against the us but also against iraqis. and so iraqis are still living with the legacy of what happens when you think bombings can somehow lead to democracy. just a brief and i suppose _ somehow lead to democracy. just a brief and i suppose a _ somehow lead to democracy. just a brief and i suppose a difficult - brief and i suppose a difficult question, do you feel that any lessons have been learnt? it’s question, do you feel that any lessons have been learnt? it's hard to sa . lessons have been learnt? it's hard to say- certainly — lessons have been learnt? it's hard to say. certainly the _ lessons have been learnt? it's hard to say. certainly the iraq _ lessons have been learnt? it's hard to say. certainly the iraq war - lessons have been learnt? it's hard to say. certainly the iraq war and i to say.

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also today, the taliban killed a suspected isis mastermind who was behind that 2021 suicide bombing at the kabul airport. that is when they killed 13 u.s. service members. this is according to the white house. the pentagon says the u.s. was not involved in that operation. >>> also, the woman who says president trump raped her could take the stand today in her battery and defamation lawsuit against him. court is going to get under way in the e. jean carroll case. >> and the former ( gorepublica governor of arkansas is running so far in the primary. and kim kardashian says she is willing to step away from the cameras and become an attorney full time. our wide-ranging conversation coming up. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >> i like how you're casually dropping the kim kardashian interview. >> let's go to kim k. someone i wanted to interview for years. not about holbut hollywood. i got to do that yesterday. i can't wait for everyone to hear what she had to say. what she wants to do and why she wants to meet with president biden. >> amazing. >> meantime, to mccarthy, urgency for the h

we begin with the death of an isis leader responsible for an attack that killed 13 u.s. service members in afghanistan. the 2021 suicide bombing at the kabul airport marked a dark day for the biden administration. overnight we learned the mastermind behind it was killed by the taliban. jarred hill is in new york to explain how it all happened. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so the pentagon is saying that the talinedn theyen thea favor. almost two years since the deadly blast that killed 13 american troops at kabul's international airport the u.s. has confirmed that the isis mastermind behind the attack was killed by the taliban. u.s. marine staff sergeant taylor hoover was one of the 13. his father, darin hoover, said he was told yesterday of the isis leader's death. >> nothing's going to bring taylor back. we understand that. we get that. he set his legacy, and nothing's going to take that away. >> reporter: the u.s. is not releasing the name of the mastermind, and pentagon officials say the u.s. was not involved in the taliban operation that took him out. >>

survivors of the attack are seen running away from the scene covered in blood and collaborating with isis for profit french intelligence services, art hughes of funding terrors to enable a firm to continue operations in the country that's according to the former. the company's former ceo. jerusalem sees an emergency religious braces, as palestinian christians say, very recently subjected to hate primes, working them out of the city. our correspondence speaks to a local orthodox priest. it's really dangerous. many people are leaving the country, leaving good jerusalem. and we don't want to keep the place as a museum. we want to keep it alive with good morning for moscow. this is our to international with the latest news updates . i'm pure la, isabel, it's great to have you with us. we continue coverage of the terror attack that took place in a cafe in saint petersburg on sunday. russian war correspondent blood n to tar ski was killed in a bomb blast, which the russian investigative committee blames on ukrainian special services. the main suspect has been detained and taken to moscow for co

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isis leader killed. what we're learning about the man u.s.nes dead in the chaotic final days of the afghanistan withdrawal. here are tonight's headlines. the new details as the terrorist believed to have plotted the suicide bomb attack at abbey gate is dead. >>> it's official. will run for re-election, setting up a possible biden/trump rematch in 2024. >> when i ran for president four years ago, i said we were in a battle for the soul of america. and we still are. >>> opening statements are beginning in the civil trial accusing former president donald trump of rape. >> former advice columnist e. jean carroll claims trump attacked her decades ago. >> he called carroll's claims a hoax and a lie. >>> the arraignment of a man accused of killing the founder of cash app has been pushed to next week. >> an attorney for 38-year-old nima momeni asked for more time. >>> my residents are one minute away from losing hope. >> a cbs news investigation. why a texas hospital is forced to close. did investors walk away with millions? >> it became less about p

but isis is. and they have aspirational threats to attack europe, asia, and the united states and as you indicated rely on local networks to assist them in doing that. the fact is we haven't attacked the leadership of isis or their network or infrastructure since we left in august of 2021. the reason is, we don't have eyes on the ground. that is going to continue to be a problem for us as we are going forward in this organization is able to establish its infrastructure and network and safe haven and do the kind of planning and preparation that al qaeda did prior to 9/11. major lesson learned from 9/11 commission is do not let radical islamist groups form safe havens. yet we are permitting it to happen in afghanistan. >> bill: thank you for looking at that today. thank you, sir. >> great talking to you. >> bill: in this "washington post" reporting they say in december there were aware of nine plots. by february they were aware of 15. republicans will use this against democrats and use it against jo

. >> reporter: the isis leader who planned or was the mastermind of the attack that killed 13 u.s.as been killed by the taliban. that according to the white house. now, the white house didn't name the isis-k leader but john kirby, the coordinator for strategic communications for the national security council calls him the mastermind of the attack and says he is one of several isis-k leaders that have been killed since the beginning of the year. now, what's interesting here, in addition to not naming this isis-k leader, the white house also not saying when or how he was killed by the taliban, whether it was a specific strike against this isis-k terrorist or just in general fighting, as isis-k fights the taliban for control of some parts of afghanistan. so those at least as of right now remain an open question. but now nearly two years after that attack that killed 13 u.s. service members just days before the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan was concluded, the white house saying that the isis-k leader that planned that attack killed by the taliban. in a statement, representative mich

other people were wounded. isis immediately claimed responsibility for the attacks political analyst, inter ron university. professor siad mohammed mirandi, discuss the significance of the court's ruling with my colleague earlier. there is a long history here because the united states has taken iran to court inside the united states on many occasions. they've even taken iran to court over 911 if anyone can believe that iran has been regularly punished by the u. s. the u. s. government and us courts, but and the iranian, since they have had assets are frozen in the united states and in europe it's, that's always been a problem. iran doesn't hold us assets. so in immediate future, there really isn't much that can be done. but the world is changing rapidly in the americans are withdrawing from the region and who knows what sort of opportunities will be around in the coming months and years. but i think at least for the moment it is a political response to the united states. it's sort of the global south speaking back to power. and the iranians are saying that remind or reminding the worl

isis leader killed. what we are learning about the man u.s.ls called the mastermind of that terror attack that left 13 service members dead in the chaotic final days of the afghanistan withdrawal. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ the new details as the terrorist believed to have plotted the suicide bomb attack at abbey gate is dead. ♪ ♪ it's official, president biden announces he will run for reelection, setting up a possible biden-trump rematch in 2024. >> when i ran for president four years ago, i said we were going to battle for the soul of america, and we still are. ♪ ♪ >> opening statements are beginning in the civil trial accusing former president donald trump of rape. >> e. jean carroll claims trump attacked her. >> he called carroll's claims a hoax and a lie. ♪ ♪ >> the arraignment of a man accused of killing the founder of cash app has been pushed to next week. >> an attorney for 38-year-old nima momeni asked for more time. ♪ ♪ >> my residents are one minute away from losing hope. >> norah: a cbs news investigation, why a texas hospi

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officials say the isis leader was killed by the taliban earlier this month and the u.s. had nothing to do with it. the white house has not provided any evidence or given the name of who orchestrated this in afghanistan. the pentagon saying in a statement, the department of defense can confirm the senior isis-k plotter responsible for planning the august 26 2021 on abby gate was killed in afghanistan by the taliban in early april. the united states was not involved in this operation. the department, alongside other components of the u.s. government is dedicated. -- frustrated by the lack of information and no name given to the isis leader killed or details. to me, ittel foos like a victory lap for the administration that the afghanistan debacle is over and done with, bull crap, that doesn't sit well with me. want the state department to share what it knows, the action review dated march 2022, is document are redactions despite having been completed for over a year. this document has yet to be shared with the american people. there is a strong effort to the fullest extent

but american officials about the role of the cia and create inter is groups including isis. the court rulings visit will reach targeted, former us president george shelby bush and brock obama, as well as the ca and defense contractor lockheed martin. the terrorist attacks occurred in june 2017 in central to ron, and the national parliament building and the model of the country. former supreme leader, 17 people including m. p. 's were killed about 50. other people were wounded. isis immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. political analysts into iran university professor siad mohammed mirandi, discuss the significance of the court's ruling with my colleague earlier. there is a long history here because the united states has taken iran to court inside the united states on many occasions. they've even taken the iran to court over 911 if anyone can believe that iran has been regularly punished by a u. s. the u. s. government and u. s. courts. but and the iranian, since they have had assets are frozen in the united states. and in europe it's, that's always been a probl

and speeches by american officials about the role of the cia in create interest groups, including isis. the court ruling a source of any targeted former us president george w bush. i'm the barack obama, as well as the c i a and so, and defense manufacturer, lockheed martin, occurred in june 2017 incentives on, in the national part of the building. and the most of the end of the country is former supreme leader. i'll to the home any 17 people, including national lawmakers, were killed about 50 other people were wounded ish, immediately plan responsibility for the effects. early i was joined in the senior vice principal as a said mohammed mirandi, who discussed the significance of the court's ruling. there is a long history here because the united states has taken iran to court inside the united states on many occasions. they've even taken iran to court over 911 if anyone can believe that iran has been regularly punished by the u. s. the u. s. government and u. s. courts, but, and the iranian, since they have had assets are frozen in the united states and in europe it's, that's always be

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isis and the kurds robert f. kennedy jr., whose son was in the war in ukraine, said that at first they told us that the goal of participating in the war in ukraine was to try to prevent further bloodshed . in russia and the removal of putin, many of our actions in ukraine it shows that the benefit is in the prolongation of this war and erosion for russia, and the shortening of the war shows that our strategy is to turn the ukrainian youth into the image of the death declaration so that the war will be an erosion for russia. there was another one that the candidate of the democratic party pointed out. with a crisis facing the war on the poor, 57 % of americans are in a situation where i don't even have a thousand dollars saved . there are 33,000 homeless soldiers living there you are killing 23 veterans every day, who are officially candidates for the 2024 elections, mohammad kazemi, sda news agency, but hear about the pentagon's access to twitter users . the european think tank also wrote in the article that the