i'm dollars from the isis recruiters, lots of dollars. we draw attention to the continuing evidence of if not direct, then in direct links between americans and isis. we're talking about a recent statement by the taliban. about a targeted raid by american special forces to capture one of the taliban prisons in the ask in province of bias, which contained isis militants captured in northern afghanistan in august 2018. all these persons were taken away by special forces in an unknown direction. according to some reports, citizens of russia and central asian states could be among them such an interest in isis suggest that the united states, by taking such action, was trying to prevent a league of information that the mentioned isis militants could have reported about their real sponsors ever since america's withdrew from a guy that started in 2021, i says k, his dramatically changed the targets have become almost exclusively organizations and countries which the united states does and like grades in suicide, the time for the memorial to and

not isis. because isis games is just to be talked about and to be on the media. so they can the truck more fight the is that used to be done when ice as was in control in the event and middle team . yeah. a rock and syria, but is no longer sick a the case. isis has lost the possibility to be organized as before, but it has not lost the possibility to be a gun for hire. and then attack specific places like iran and russia, and the a 2 distributors, eyes rush out from the inside to make sure that dresser doesn't feed safe in the country by continuing these kinds of attacks that we have seen. some of that in here on, in the last 1015 years. so that did the end of the west, but not ices, the major and are the more valuable objectives in maybe the east for isis today. if they were honest about the objective to head the near enemy and not the fall, i knew me i like or how you doing. all right, we're gonna live with our veteran war journalist, elijah magneer, elijah, thank you. thank you for having me to right in front of me now in the studios are to correspond to roman

isis related ties to isis, then we hear that one hundred 50 have been apprehended and sent back but there'sng for and it's okay, they don't pose an imminent threat to the homeland. >> and then you've got the secretary of dhs just a week after 8 isis operatives actively plotting and planning across multiple us cities that came across the southern border were arrested, he plays cutesy and shoulder shrugs and parses words, they are not 400 isis terrorists, they are associated with isis, this is no time to be spinning the american people, you need to reassure the american people and say there's still 50 out there. we don't know all 50 could be isis terrorists or none but i can assure you, america, we are going to round them up, shut down the border, start detaining these people and protect you. instead we get this flippant, smug brushing off and it is why we impeached the guy, why we are going to defund the guy and why we have to win in november. maria: you had christopher rae say many times, recently again that he's got all these red lights blinking, largely because of the unknowns of the bord

we see that the threat from isis remains. you look just three months ago in moscow so we're 139 people were killed at a concert venue when four nationals from tajikistan allegedly conducted this terrorist attack. and as part of that attack, we saw that they set fire to this facility. multiple people were inside and died. and as that was still going on, the fire isis then claim responsibility releasing videos of these actors. so certainly the threat of myosis remains the big concern for us law enforcement is trying trying to stop interdict any potential threats here at home. >> even all these years later, still a threat, not just in the united states, but as you pointed out, josh around the world, josh campbell. thank you so much. still ahead. cnn is getting rare access inside a prison for suspected isis fighters, as well as a detention camp housing families why a us official called one of these sites a breeding ground for the next generation of isis devastating and sudden our of tsunamis. it happened in far away lands and it'

or hussein, so that the people of the region and the world experience isis crimes less, so that isis no longer has territorial areas and the center of the caliphate, and finally it ends. recently, the federal government of canada has sanctioned the irgc and added it to the list of terrorist groups. but this was not the first time that the force was at the forefront of the fight against terrorism. terrorism was addressed. before that, in april 2018, the united states put the irgc in this list. the guards corps is included in the same list other terrorists are present there. on the 6th of may of the year 14. he is investigating the extent of the influence of the zionist lobby in the canadian government, which he discussed with professor anthony hall, author and retired professor of lesbridge university , canada. you were a professor who was fired a few years ago because of an interview criticizing the zionists, so you are considered a victim of the influence of the zionist lobby in canada. let's start with you . what exactly happened to you that made you feel that the zionist lobby has

it basically said the smuggling network that smuggles isis-related people, smuggles for isis, actuallyt 400 people here. the secretary likes to insinuate that we would have records checks or somehow we would be able to identify who those people were at the border when agents encountered them under their current processes. that is is not true. unless the united states has interacted with them somewhere around the world, taken their fingerprints or gotten them from a friendly nation, or they've been in the united states before and committed a crime, they're going to come up clean on what the secretary claims is a thorough vetting process. >> bret: yeah. it's important, rodney, to listen to his exact words, because you're right, he used precision. we have that q&a, matt finn asking the question, the secretary answering. let's listen once more. >> dhs confirms that at least 400 migrants with potential isis ties recently crossed into the united states. >> that is incorrect. >> tell us why. >> that reporting is incorrect. we do not have identified 400 people with potential isis ties. and let

via an isis-tied group.isis. what is our next guest hearing about that? house foreign affairs committee chair and texas republican congressman michael mccaul. we do want to mention we have a call out to the secretary, he is welcome to join us anytime. so congressmen, to you now on this, how are we supposed to think isis would want anybody other than people who would inflict pain and damage on this country? shouldn't we know exactly who these people are as soon as possible? >> oh, absolutely, they should be vetted. the fact is there isis-k individuals who smuggled 400 individuals into the country, we don't know anything about the 400. you know, when i was chair man of the house home unsecured he committee, we were always worried about the southern border, sandra, but we never saw this happen. they had the intent but we never saw isis-k or al qaeda actually cross into the united states. now we have evidence that has happened now and not only that but the 800 isis-k individuals, perhaps separate from this group

if they are, in fact a terror threat while officials say the group known as isis isis-k, an isis affiliate based in afghanistan, has dramatically ramped up its online line propaganda machine scope of the problem is really massive. >> the problem since september 11th has continued to metastasize. the enemy has not stopped. there committed to causing violence and harm to us. we have to be committed to protecting this country now, aaron, security officials tell us that it's riskier for groups like isis-k to train operatives abroad and trying to send them in this country, which is why so many of those groups have focused efforts on online radicalization, trying to find the so-called lone-wolf. >> and that is difficult for law enforcement to identify if you have a group of people who are communicating law enforcement can possibly detect those communications much more difficult if you have one extremist who doesn't telegraph to anyone but they're potentially about to do their and josh campbell. >> thank you very much with all that new reporting and our chief law enforcement and intelligence anal

so that the people of the region and the world experience isis crimes less, so that isis no longer has territorial areas and the center of the caliphate , and finally it ends. recently, the federal government of canada has sanctioned the irgc and added it to the list of terrorist groups. but this was not the first time. he was at the forefront of the fight against terrorism . irgc is included in the same list as other terrorists. on the 6th of may in 1403, the european parliament issued a resolution that asked the european union to include the irgc in this list. but for the corps, this path continues. they are fighting terrorists for the comfort of the people of the country and the region, even to ensure the security of the people of canada. seyyed mohsen hosseini, sed and sima news agency, a century ago, this famous phrase was heard from the mouth of a man in response to this saying , "what does a mullah know about politics?" which republic way? a century has passed since the separation of religion from politics, but people still believe that hazrat rasool as the first person in the i

i'm dollars from the isis recruit has lots of thomas. we draw attention to the continuing evidence of if not direct, then in direct links between americans and isis. we're talking about a recent statement by the taliban. about a targeted raid by american special forces to capture one of the taliban prisons in the ask in province of bi guess which contained isis militants captured in northern afghanistan in august 2018. all these persons were taken away by special forces in an unknown direction. according to some reports, citizens of russia and central asian states could be among them such an interesting isis suggest that the united states, by taking such action, was trying to prevent a leak of information that the mentioned isis militants could have reported about their real sponsors. ever since america's withdrew from a guy that started in 2021, i says k is magically changed. the targets have become almost exclusively organizations and countries which the united states doesn't like. brazen suicide the tax for the memorial to a new radio

dozens of migrants with potential ties to an isis linked smuggling network released into the u.s. and now the search is on to find them. here's julia ainsley tonight, nbc news has learned more than 50 migrants with potential ties to an isis affiliated smuggling network are at large in america, many illegally crossed the border and were released into the u.s. by border patrol because there was no information suggesting terror ties at the time. now their whereabouts are unknown as immigration agents look to arrest them. u.s. officials tell us, saying they're among a group of over 400 migrants dhs identified in the u.s. from tajikistan, uzbekistan, moldova, kyrgyzstan, georgia and russia as subjects of concern because they were brought to the u.s. by an isis affiliated smuggling network, something the fbi director warned about earlier this year. some of the overseas facilitators of the smuggling network have isis ties that we're very concerned about. ice has located and arrested over 150 of the 400 migrants. so far, with some already deported from the u.s. officials say, adding autho

or hussein, so that the people of the region and the world experience isis crimes less, so that isis no longer has territorial areas and caliphate centers, and finally the theme. he was at the forefront of the fight against terrorism . the revolutionary guards he is placed in the same list as other terrorists. in the sixth the european parliament also issued a resolution that asked the european union to include the irgc in this list . but for the corps, this path continues. they are fighting terrorists for the comfort of the people of the country and the region, even to ensure the security of the people of canada. seyyed mohsen hosseini, sed and broadcasting news agency. the statement of the zionist army officials about their inability to face the resistance forces, the commander of the southern region of the zionist army admitted that the destruction of hamas is not possible because hamas has turned from a small group into an army. has become. the spokesman of the israeli army also stated that the talk of destroying hamas and hezbollah in lebanon is a deception. daniel hagari with r

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mohammed socket accused of joining isis. he claims he was the victim of an elaborate kidnapping plot. it says panoramas, inmates our abused. >> so we live in torture. i live in fear when you say you live in torture, do you mean that you are actually physically being tortured? this happens on an off what kind of torture? like beating by the stick? by the gods to be honest, i'm just waiting for my death there's no getting out of this prison. >> probably never the warden at panorama called sockets claim of abuse false, saying quote, all parts of the prison are monitored by cameras and no prison guard can act in this way. the sdf and the us are pushing countries to repatriate their citizens from syria, saying it is the only solution to this complex and dangerous situation. >> but the process has been slow and many including western allies are dragging their feet in the owl rose can we meet brits, canadians, belgians, australians, and a couple of americans? survive basically 30-year-old hoda methanol has been stuck here with her

there are people in the world who will say, you went to join isis. you deserve it. you deserve it. what do you say to that normally if enemy yeah. >> women and children need the majority of alcohols residents are kids who have ended up here through no fault of their own un has called it a blight on the conscience of humanity. it is effectively a prison camp for women and children are arbitrarily and indefinitely detained should to a group stops us with a frantic plea. >> one of their sons has been arrested trying to escape the camp. >> she's asking if she can get her son back, who's in a prison he's got me for monday need that youth march. we want to just send them out so the sdf wouldn't take him. she tells us, once boys turn 12 year, they take them it is a troubling story we hear over and over again the sdf says, it is their policy to separate adolescent boys because they are being radicalized by their mothers an sdf raid earlier here this year netted this video of a training session for children inside the camp. the sdf claims young teenage boys are married off to repopulate the

mohammed socket accused of joining isis. he claims he was the victim of an ally elaborate kidnapping plot. it says panoramas. inmates are abused so we live in torture. >> i live in fear we say you live in torch sure. >> do you mean that you are actually physically being tortured? >> this happens on and off what kind of torture, like beating by the stick by the gods? >> to. be honest, i'm just waiting for my death. there's no getting out of this business. probably never the warden at and a rama called soc claim of abuse false, saying, quote, all parts of the prison are monitored by cameras and no prison guard can act in this way. the sdf and the us are pushing countries to repatriate their citizens from syria, saying it is the only solution to this complex and dangerous situation. >> but the process has been slow and many including western allies are dragging their feet in the owl rose camp, we may, brits, canadians, belgians australians, and a couple of americans survive. basically 30-year-old hoda methanol has been stuck. h

so that the people of the region and the world experience isis crimes less, so that isis no longer has territorial areas and the center of the caliphate, and finally it ends . recently, the federal government of canada sanctioned the irgc and added it to the list of terrorist groups. but this was not the first time that the force itself was on the line. it was the forerunner of the fight against terrorism. he was called a terrorist. before that, in april 2018, the united states put the irgc in this list. irgc is included in the same list as other terrorists . on the 6th of may 1403 the european parliament issued a resolution that asked the european union to include the irgc in this list. but for the corps, this path continues. they are fighting terrorists for the comfort of the people of the country and the region, even to ensure the safety of the people of canada. seyyed mohsen hosseini of the sda news agency , one person was martyred in the attack of the zionist drone on a car in southern lebanon. the drone of the zionist regime hit the car with three missiles. on the way to deir kif

or hussein, so that the people of the region and the world experience isis crimes less, so that isis no longer has territorial areas and the caliphate center , and finally. the european parliament also issued a resolution that asked the european union to include the irgc in this list. but for the corps, this path continues. they are fighting terrorists for the comfort of the people of the country and the region, even to ensure the security of the people of canada. seyyed mohsen hosseini, sed and broadcasting news agency. happy day and full of goodness and blessings. goodbye. the islamic council had public meetings this week on tuesday and wednesday. first, the report of mr. dr. aliabadi, honorable minister of civil industry and trade, regarding the implementation of the saman law on the supervisory day of the shura assembly. eslami, minister of mining industry and trade, was the guest of parliamentarians. on this day , mr. aliabadi presented a report on the latest status of the implementation of the law related to the organization of his industry to the representatives. achieving the

let him change that spots, then why don't list the bad on all kinds of or isis? well, they will when they need them. because this isn't about human rights. it's about strategy. all right, that's gonna do it for me for now, but just stay with us. my colleague, nicky aaron, will be in next in about half an hour with more news of the hello and welcome to wells a part in political science. the turnbull conversation is used to describe the process of an awful deliberate fragments.

. >> the fact these eight isis suspects got through the border is travesty.s-k is extremely dangerous, we must be vigilant. >> lucas: the suspects are from t tajekistan. back to the tajiks in the united states, they were arrested in los angeles, new york and philadelphia in recent days. according to the "new york post," part of the investigation featured a wiretap which revealed one individual was talking about bombs, remember the boston marathon bombing, something like that might happen again or worse. same style and method as the moscow massacre. these suspects were from t tajikistan. >> steve: exactly right. lucas, thanks very much. when we heard of countries where various terrorists or suspected terrorists are from, tajikistan hasn't been on our radar. officials were able to hear somebody say something about bombs. they are cryptic about it. according to news reports two of the people snuck it were apprehended about a year ago. one of the guys who was arrested used the cbp app to apply to come into the country. >> ainsley: they were allowed to come across

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they will experience isis crimes less so that isis will no longer have territorial areas and the caliphate center and eventually it will end. recently, the federal government of canada has sanctioned the irgc and added it to the list of terrorist groups. but this was not the first time that the force was at the forefront of the fight against terrorism. terrorism was addressed. before that in april 2018 in america. put the army in this list. irgc is included in the same list as other terrorists. on the 6th of may 1403, the european parliament also issued a resolution that called for the european union to include the corps in this list. but for the corps, this path continues. they are fighting terrorists for the comfort of the people of the country and the region. even for the security of people. a person related to the sale of iran's oil has been sanctioned secondary.

and turkey were sanctioning three individuals who had ties to isis k and a network of human smugglers trying to bring people here to the u.s. that brings us back to the southern border. you know, how much of the vulnerability is it? >> well, turkey has been a relatively uneven counterterrorism partner. they have taken action to, number one, sanction individuals and try to address some known facilitation routes for human smugglers. our southern border does present a security risk when it comes to bad actors trying to gain access to this country. to address the risks at our southern border, we need to ensure that federal agents are appropriately resourced. we need to ensure, again, that we have the right intelligence feeding our watch lists so we know what to watch out for and we need to disincentivize individuals from trying to come here in the first place. >> so does -- given that the president just had this executive order that may be challenged in court but trying to shut down asylum in crossing the border, does he also have the authority to shut down travel from these areas of conc

isis. christopher wright himself has testified he is concerned about it. who is coming to this country and what are their intentions? we just heard from mike morell. he wrote that op-ed, remember, in foreign affairs. here is what he said. and is not difficult to imagine a person even a group with the intensity to harm slipping across a border where they supported two and a half million encounters and then purchasing assault rifles, carrying out a large massacre. there is no shortage of location where hundreds if not thousands of people gathered on a regular basis and all may be ready targets for those seeking to incite terror. and he goes on to say that when someone makes a serious threat within our borders, because of what is happening at the southern border. is isis making one of this? yes. isis-k is also making off of -- making money off of the drug trade in afghanistan. where are these people now? can't find them. and we have had too many warning signs and it is going to continue. >> ha

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camp in northern syria the sprawling. >> dumping ground for the women and children captured after isis was defeated five years after the fall of the caliphate isis is ideology lives on here security officials warn it is a ticking time bomb ungovernable and hostile to the outside world you can see just how fast this places, more than 40,000 people are living year and the most dangerous part of the camp is called all the annex that's where some 6,000 foreign nationals are currently within we were granted exceptionally rare access to the annex by the us back syrian democratic forces, or sdf, who control the camp the women here hail from more than 60 different countries several raise their right index fingers for the cameras sign of solidarity with the islamic state do you regret your decision to join isis or wash she complains that the conditions in the camp are awful there are people in the world who will say, you went to join isis. you deserve it. you deserve it. what do you say to that? >> normally if enemy yeah women and children need me for the majority of alcohols residents are kids

ten years on from the formation of isis, or daesh, in the middle east, they are down but not out.st to africa, not necessarily in terms of recruiting. we're not seeing the level of people flocking to their core activities level in areas in the way that it happened in around 2015, when we saw a lot of european volunteers going into fight for isis. that isn't happening in the same way. but they are very strong in parts of africa, particularly in sub—saharan africa, mozambique, the democratic republic of congo, in areas of the sahel — the mali, burkina faso, lake chad area. between two—thirds and 85% of the attacks on the last 12 months have taken place there. why is this? they are still active in syria, but less so in iraq, so they have lost their physical caliphate that they had. they were defeated physically in 2019 at a place called al—baghouz in syria. that's when the last remaining stronghold of isis was wiped out, but the ideology has not gone away. it is still attractive to some people in countries with poor governments, with porous borders, where young people see absolutely

we know isis-k is a is one of the most violent wings of isis.t's hard to put them in comparison, but they definitely took advantage of, it seems a lawful process presenting yourself at a border to seek asylum. got in after an initial review and then a further review targeted them. >> that's that's basically a resource issue and it's also what the biden administration has been worried about to the asylum claims are being taken advantage of yeah. i wanted best a two-part question here because one, what makes tajikistan such an area physically of concern? and then i think also there's a lot of people that would think, well, we haven't heard much from isis recently, maybe the threat is no longer there or at the very least lessened. >> what is the actual cool picture in your view so it has less than to the extent that it's dispersed and then that but that has a consequence which is it is a harder to detect. in other words, you don't have the centralized al-qaeda pre 911 with bin laden and his team. you have a much more diverse, diverse g7 graphically

sources say migrants with alleged ties to isis have been detained in major u.s. cities after crossing the border illegally. abc's christiane cordero has details on that. christiane. good morning. >> rhiannon. good morning. the eight migrants have now been detained in multiple cities for their alleged ties to isis. as a new report raises serious questions about security on the border. this morning, eight migrants who entered the u.s. illegally through the southern border are in custody for their alleged ties to terrorism. the individuals detained in new york, los angeles and philadelphia are from tajikistan. they were vetted when entering the u.s, but sources say authorities later uncovered information raising suspicion about their possible affiliations with isis. the fbi previously warned about this vulnerability at the border. >> there is a particular network where some of the overseas facilitators of the smuggling network have isis ties that we're very concerned about. >> and now the homeland security department's inspector general is raising concerns about the

it's 1st, 2nd, but isis of targets not in the west. the country suggests because they are not available in the book. so therefore they don't have the stock can send i. so are you there from the beginning? was the us be had that's a gains send through a shirt and run file shirley parker stump of this is main task or for i. so to this stop and disability central, a sure, in order to demonstrate the same for the lesions, look, guys, you be hey, you know, if we don't have trouble and we are here to monitor per late to those troubles in your favor or against. so what do you think of will take to eliminate then i so i says enough guidance on what will it take to eliminate that? oh tyler, bottom government. these during the age of the most to do or to and they are where quite successful. um, just by that as a fact, i will take on the capacity pair of i. so during american stay a was that they have their own 12 solve them fight that's in their ranks. but as a result of the taller bottom fired the them. now we believe of them might, is around 3

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or hussein, so that the people of the region and the world experience isis crimes less, so that isislonger has territorial areas and the center of the caliphate, and finally it ends. now the federal government of canada has sanctioned the irgc and added it to the list of terrorist groups. but this was not the first time that the force was at the forefront of the fight against terrorism. terrorist became. before that, in april 2018, the united states put the irgc in this list. irgc is included in the same list as other terrorists . on may 6, 1403 , the european parliament. he issued a resolution that asked the european union to include the irgc in this list. but for the corps, this path continues. they are fighting terrorists for the comfort of the people of the country and the region. even to ensure the security of the canadian people. seyed mohsen hosseini, sed and sima news agency. rahman al-rahim dear viewers of khabar network, hello , good evening, hizbollah lebanon, it was a few moments ago by means of its own guided missiles , the lebanese hezbollah targeted the two locations o

now, we don't know if this is isis. there has been no claim of responsibility. so far after the moscow concert venue attack in which 145 people were killed, ice is relatively quickly claimed responsibility on telling click playground that was isis k, which is the isis affiliate that's mostly based in afghanistan and obviously has some freedom of movement in afghanistan and elsewhere to carry out these kinds of attacks because of course, the us military presence has gone as of august 2020 21 so we'll see, but i mean, this appears to be a jihadist terrorist attack. there is a terrorist investigation ongoing if it's not isis claims responsibility, it could be other similar islamist groups that exist in dagestan or chechnya, or these other predominant commonly muslim republics and russia is there a reason that you may see here that why both synagogues and churches would be targeted here. >> do you see them in sort of similar targets to a particular cause? >> why omar, i would also add that seems to me like the police, but specifically targeted. so in the case of isi

isis has not been completely destroyed, but that organization has disappeared. i really think that this collection would not have been disintegrated. what could be imagined, it is really worrying , these cruel people of this collection are very serious they are doing something unprecedented , drowning people alive in front of a camera , both with american financial support and western technical and advertising support. they should benefit from the work that they are doing, this filming and taking pictures and the delicate and precise work that they are doing. it was the work of a bunch of illiterate people and it was not like that. they would have been helped . there will be no one left. this is another point. the last point is what we said. the presence of the defenders of the shrine showed that the islamic revolution has the power to recreate and continue the same. it has the passion and epic of the first revolution. he proved this . usually, in the beginning , there is a passion and a revolution, then due to various factors of that epic , that passion first w

he sang well and that they're not necessarily isis tied et cetera. of people don't realize is that terrorist groups need money. there is a profit motive embedded in it. is like the mafia they have to make money, but they do it for their operations not for the profit move. so it is possible that isis is just doing some human trafficking here. but think about this now. we have eight guys who are loose in this country, and here is the nuance, they are being held currently on immigration charges, not on terrorism charges. know the pick up something on a wire relative to bombs. i don't know if that's a wire overseas or something or if it was a domestic wire relative to something criminal. but somebody was three different field officers through fbi field officers, they had to prematurely say take the what we got. took them in immigrations even get into the phone to see if we can do the briefly the flip somebody. but right now, they don't have terrorism charges, which means they had to take it prematurely. that is an indicator of how much trouble they thoug

so that the people of the region and the world experience isis crimes less, so that isis no longer has territorial areas and the center of the caliphate, and finally it ends. recently, the federal government has sanctioned the irgc and added it to the list of terrorist groups. but this was not the first time that the force was at the forefront of the fight against terrorism. he was called a terrorist. before that, in april 2018, the united states put the irgc in this list. irgc is included in the same list as other terrorists . on the 6th of may. also the european parliament he issued a resolution that asked the european union to withdraw the irgc and

a cnn exclusive rare access inside detention camps and facilities in syria where children of isis isis fighters are coming the age. and it's being described as a breeding ground for the next generation of isis plus could trump may military service, mandatory why some and his camp are pushing that idea. we'll talk about them the most anticipated moment of this election and the stakes couldn't be higher. the president and the former president, one state very different visions for america's future that cnn presidential debate thursday, june 27th, nine live on cnn and streaming on max. >> hey, you've seen this hi was the dish everyone you're telling me you can get directtv, vogue good stuff, and you don't need a satellite dish i used to love doing i'd business on those things. yeah, won-sik pigeon, then dishes kept the rain off our beaks. we just have different priorities is satellite free directtv never thought i'd see the day well, our lifespans are quite short. >> extreme directtv without a satellite dish, you gonna do this thing with my neck just for a bit dan made progress with his me

are seeing their every day life and joe biden and the reality is the border is not secure and seeing isisssing and being caught in the middle of the united states. we have the two police officers in new york city shot by illegal immigrant and 13-year-old girl that was raped and then you have multiple murders and a poor 12-year-old girl jocelyn from texas. all by illegal immigrants that joe biden let in. remember, he actually directed the administration to allow these individuals to be released into the interior. and so people republican seat with that and high cost of living and interest rates are the highest in decades and people can't afford a mortgage to buy a home and live the american dream and every day goods and food on the table and this is, i think, correct response and we're seeing from the american people who are just fed up with everything going wrong under joe biden and they want to return to the prosperity and the national security and public safety under the trump administration. liz: so, congressman lawler, what congresswoman malliotakis said, we're digging into the show a

watch. >> we do not have identified 4000 people with potential isis ties.duals who are identified to have those ties would pose a concern to us from a public safety and security perspective. >> brian: how dare he say that, isis brings you here from central asia, nbc reports the story and hes shouldn't be concerned about it and no isis. isis does not grab people for a travel subsidiary of terror organization unless they are terrorists, wouldn't you think so? >> mayorkas is liar-in-chief, he told americans many times the border is secure. this is a lie. i got a thesis for this, when that news came out, biden administration knew it was going to be a difficult issue for the president to deal with in the debate tonight and probably told mayorkas clean it up by go ing out and lying once again. this has been going on through the entirety of the biden administration. we know the large number, record number of people on the terrorist watch list who crossed border under biden administration, more important than that, if you are on the terrorist watch list, you know t

>>my birth name is isis. as isis.n my king part it comes from um, my great great grandmother, her piano omega king. the 1 who was in chicago. she was 1 of the 1st black opera singers in chicago. and i kind of wanted to like honor her. and like that musical tie and my family >>name and not to their roots and inclusivity >>also king as kind of like going against gender norms, to and binaries so uhm yeah, mainly from my grandma, but also that we have any family or friends coming out to the show. yeah. smart, pretty much my whole family is going to be there at my grandpa, who does not leave his house at all. he said he wanted to come. so he's got my grandpa's coming. leaf clover. days. so good. system. >>king isis infusing. poetic lyrics with everything. from all to pop, to acoustic. to grunt your sounds with notes of 90s alternative rock. >>oh, my music. it's kind of like definitely a few. of different sounds. i feel like there's a little bit of everything, something for everybody. um yeah. and the act. i'm just to start

this is a definite push by isis k, who are predominantly half of the isis k fighters come from there. you've got 1500,500 of them in country thanks to president biden. you look at these tragic instances where this 13-year-old was sexually molested. we had other murders, like the 12-year-old you talked about. those are tragic and barbaric. can you imagine if you have an actual isis k cell here? they could just do hundreds, go to a stadium, could be 1,000 people that they kill. this is the same isis k that took out over 100 people at a theater in moscow back in march. so we know their intentions. now they've got the numbers. it's a disaster. >> you know they're sophisticated enough to pull off an attack like that. you think back to former president trump and how he banned certain countries, people from certain countries from coming to the united states. at the time it was called a muslim ban even though it was for national security reasons. it had nothing to do with religion. you look at the situation now in tajikistan and say, it wasn't such a bad idea. >> i was in the pentagon when he