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-- isis terrorist in new york sending money to isis and it's nonstop and making cases left and right gave us back 29 primroses prisoners and that was huge. i got to take to the family of the dea agent killed in the 80s and talked to his widow and his son and his son is now a judge in california. they said they have been asking president reagan to bring this guy to justice since the 80s. know who did it? donald trump. he's back in our country back to president trump. larry: one of the things you're teaching and we've been talking about this is federal laws superseding the state and local laws and breaking and driving through it and tom homan ask you're the backstop as attorney general, will this continue? >> it's going to stop. you know, we've been gettingball bad rulings out of liberal district court judges trying to rule the entire country and going for 1:00 a.m. on a saturday and trying to stop us and stop everything we're doing and trying to stop doge and stop tech tear bessent and tech tear of treasury and a judge issued an order saying this is one of my favorites saying the secr

i mean, there it is, a suspected isis-k terrorist standing in a u.s.answering for an historic attack. small man, barely 5 feet he was wearing those blue jail outfits that look like blue medical scrubs, and he spoke in a real meek voice, when informed he would be held in jail until further hearings and faces the prospect of life in prison if convicted, maurice. >> john: scott macfarlane in washington for us, thank you. >> maurice: still ahead on the "cbs evening news," lonnie quinn with ice jams in the northeast and why they are so dangerous. >> john: and we will have these stories, as well. >> i'm mark strassmann. going to college without taking on any debt. it gets better. students actually make money. that's tonight's "eye on america." ♪ ♪ >> i'm lilia luciano at the san ysidro border crossing near san diego. the president has called border security a national emergency so what is happening here and now? that's next on the "cbs evening news." ♪ ♪ >> maurice: president trump in his address last night talked up his crackdown on illegal immigration at t

a criminal complaint describes the suspect as an isis k operative. isis k being a regional part of the organization, claimed the taliban released him from prison just weeks before the attack. all right, now to reaction to the president's speech. a handful of democratic lawmakers walked out mid-speech cameras, capturing some in resistant t-shirts, leaving freshman east bay congresswoman lateefah simon says she was among those who left early, and she said in a statement that she did not need to, quote, listen to more of the president's lies or blatant celebration of racism and transphobia. end quote. >> house speaker nancy pelosi was among many wearing pink in protest. tonight, the democratic women's caucus called on women to wear pink because, quote, it is the color of power and protest. pelosi stayed for all of trump's speech shortly after she released a statement calling the speech, quote, a manifesto of mistruths. she writes, democrats will continue to lead the fight against president trump's bait and switch assault on america, while republicans st

three and a half years ago isis terrorists killed 13 american service members and countless others inhe abby gate bombing during the disastrous and incompetent withdrawal from afghanistan. tonight i am pleased to announce that we have just apprehended the top terrorist responsible for that atrocity. now, for the first time in modern history more americans believe our country is headed in the right direction. [heckling] >> [gavel] >> members are directed to uphold and maintain decorum in the house and to cease any further disruptions. that's your warning. [shouting] >> mr. green, take your seat. take your seat, sir. remove this gentleman from the chamber. [applause] >> democrats sitting before me for just this one night why not join us in celebrating so many incredible wins for america: for the good of our nation, let's work together and let's truly make america great again. [applause] >> brian: there you go. president trump giving historic address on the house floor. longest speech ever for the state of the union or address a joint session of congress. i'm live from our nation's capit

allegedly saying an isis-k member contacted him to arrange for his assistance. he conducted surveillance near the airport for the suicide bomber. specifically checking for law enforcement and american or taliban checkpoints. he was captured just days ago by pakistani officials, along the afghan border. acting on intelligence shared by the cia. and president trump calling it a mow mmentous day for the famili of the 13 fallen americans, who he spoke with before that prime time speech. >> they did nothing but cry with happiness. >> reporter: david, pakistani officials tell us tonight that this suspect has been tied to at least 30 terror attacks. if convicted, he faces up to life in prison. david? >> david: pierre, thank you. >>> we're tracking a deadly avalanche in alaska. three skiers are presumed dead tonight, buried in snow up to 40 feet. here's mola lenghi. >> reporter: tonight, tragedy in alaska's remote back country. authorities say three skiers are now presumed dead after a large after launch buried them in snow after 40 feet deep. the slide occurring around

to the u.s, handcuffed, flanked by fbi agents facing allegations he supported the terrorist group isis, k. this was the harrowing moment an explosion rocked the airport's abbey gate entrance, killing 13 u.s. service members and more than 150 civilians. during the chaotic u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan in 2021, according to a criminal complaint, sharifullah told fbi agents he was released from an afghan prison just two weeks before the airport attack, allegedly saying an isis-k member contacted him to arrange for his assistance. and officials say sharifullah confessed to scouting a route and conducted surveillance near the airport for the suicide bomber, specifically checking for law enforcement and american or taliban checkpoints. sharifullah was captured just days ago by pakistani officials along the afghan border. acting on intelligence shared by the cia and president trump, calling it a momentous day for the families of the 13 fallen americans whom he spoke with before that prime time speech. >> they did nothing but cry with happiness. they were very happy. as happy as you can be

a criminal complaint describes the suspect as an isis k operative. isis k being a regional part of the organization, claimed the taliban released him from prison just weeks before the attack. all right, now to reaction to the president's speech. a handful of democratic lawmakers walked out mid-speech cameras, capturing some in resistant t-shirts, leaving freshman east bay congresswoman lateefah simon says she was among those who left early, and she said in a statement that she did not need to, quote, listen to more of the president's lies or blatant celebration of racism and transphobia. end quote. >> house speaker nancy pelosi was among many wearing pink in protest. tonight, the democratic women's caucus called on women to wear pink because, quote, it is the color of power and protest. pelosi stayed for all of trump's speech shortly after she released a statement calling the speech, quote, a manifesto of mistruths. she writes, democrats will continue to lead the fight against president trump's bait and switch assault on america, while republicans st

we had the fetid isis in less than four weeks. i took the general the defeated isis and put him in charge of the whole ballgame. that's the kind of general i like. he's a great soldier. not a politician. a real soldier. >> i heard that story a million times. >> this guy is the real deal. think of it. we had no wars, no problems, no inflation. then all of a sudden, october 7 and israel was horrible. you see what happened with ukraine -- russia would have never gone in if the election weren't rigged. it was a rigged election. but 20/20 election was rigged. see what happened to our country. that horrible withdrawal from afghanistan. i think when russia saw what happened in afghanistan they said, it's a paper tiger. by the way, pete hegseth is doing a great job. we didn't have wars, we didn't have inflation. we had a strong border. we had everything going good and then biden got in. i think jimmy carter was a very happy man when he passed away two weeks ago. there will be a cabinet meeting and unlike right and i will preside over my o

so he ultimately instructed by isis-k to leave the area around the airport. he does so. the attack obviously takes place, and he later recognizes the. bomber as another i.s.i.s. operative with whom he was imprisoned until just two weeks prior. >> now, nearly four years after the attack, how was he apprehended? >> so the trump administration has obviously made going after the abbey gate bombing a big priority. the abbey gate bombing has been a really a symbol for the trump administration to to demonstrate what they see as incompetence by the biden administration in this ultimately very messy and deadly withdrawal from the from afghanistan in 2021. so on just his second day in office, the cia director, john ratcliffe, telling fox news this morning that he talked to his counterpart in pakistani intelligence and shared intelligence that the cia had, that jafar was present in the afghanistan-pakistan border region, and he effectively told pakistani intelligence, according to ratcliffe, that, look, if you want to have a constructive relationship with president trump and with t

getting after, from central asia there were over 4,000 people that came across our borders using an isis affiliated network. our national terrorism center went through and identified those individuals, hundreds of them, who were known terrorists or associated with known terrorists. that information was provided to the biden administration. you may remember in some of the news, a little over 100 of those people were arrested in 2024. of those arrested only eight were deported or remained in custody, only eight. the rest of them were released back into our country. where are they and what are they doing, what may they be plotting? this is just the beginning. there are many, many areas we need to stay very focused on, working with the department of homeland security, working with the f.b.i. to ensure we're keeping the american people safe. our counter terrorism center is working on making sure we have that single source for vetting so we can figure out who is in our country and identify those who pose a threat and get them removed. the president's designation of cartels as foreign organizat

last week making arrest of isis terrorist in new york sending money to isis and it's non-1207.t. mexico gave us 29 prisoners, and that was huge. i got to talk to the family of the dea agent killed in the '80s and talked to his widow and his son. his son is a judge in california. they have been asking president reagan to bring this guy to justice. since the 80s and now donald trump is the one that did it. larry: one 06 your teaching ands we've been talking abouts this federal law supersedes state and local law and all this virtue signalling about sanctuary cities and you're breaking right through it. they're issuing at 1:00 a.m. trying to stop us and stop everything we're doing and trying short term orientation stop doge and secretary bessent, secretary of treasury. a judge issued an order saying this is one of my favorites, saying the secretary of treasury had no control other the money in the treasury department. that's how outrageous it is we're winning and going to continue winning and the supreme court, they follow the law. larry: how can these judges, you've got biden judg

with pakistan capturing one of isis terrorists in on abbey gate bombing?o attacked and killed 139 people at moscow concert hall last year. >> that shows seriousness, agility and reason we have a commander in chief is to take decisive action, he told pakistan we know who did this, you know who did this, cough him off, he will now face the swift sword of justice as president trump said. elizabeth: it show. >> -- if are an enemy of u.s. this is the worst time to be one. i think hamas heard from him today, all of people who have been running over the biden administration, are called to act count. elizabeth: j jim hanson if you for your service to america, i am elizabeth macdonald, thank you for welcoming us to your home, remember to dvr us now to katie pavlich and jason chaffetz thank you. katie: thank you, so much awesom

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. >> reporter: the presidents announced a lot of news in his joint address, including that the isis bomber allegedly responsible for killing 13 u.s. service members at abbey gate is headed to the u.s. to face justice. but there's no news on a timeline for the ukraine rare-earth minerals deal, despite the president praising zelenskyy's efforts to reset relations after the over office meltdown last week. this morning we learned the u.s. suspended intelligence sharing, along with the pause on military aid. >> president trump had a real question weather president zelenskyy was committed to the peace process. he said let's pause, i want to give you a chance to think about that. i think of the military front and the intelligence front, the pause that allowed that to happen, i think, will go away. i think we will work shoulder to shoulder with ukraine, as we have to push back on the aggression that is there. >> reporter: the president said last night he has received strong signals from russia that they are ready for peace. there is a briefing today at 1:00, maybe we will get news on that. >> we w

maria: the alleged plotters, one of the leaders of an isis branch in pakistan and afghanistan and the cia relayed his location to pakistani officials who captured him near the afghanistan border. he'll likely ar arrive at the u. today. it could be a signal the pakistanis want to re-engage with the trump administration on intelligence and counter terrorism. president trump directed you to prioritize the capture of those behind the abbey gate bombing. what can you tell us? >> this terrorist who goes by jafar, is in u.s. custody. i was at bull dull less airportt night to receive him along with kash patel and tulsi gabbard. as the country has seen, the president has a to do list. we are working at warp speed. one of the things he told me as cia director was to make this a priority on counter terrorism to find the people responsible. remember, the biden administration had three and-a-half years to do this. they didn't find anyone. they didn't hold anyone accountable for the 13 u.s. service members killed at abbey gate. my second day on the job, maria, i spoke with the head of pakistani int

last week and illegal was arrested in new york for isis -- funding isis.e are going to get out there and arrest the bad people, take them off the streets and restore the justices -- justice department to what it was me to do, fight violent crime. >> sean: are you at all shocked at how things were running before you got there? >> shocked. we talk about this all the time, we knew it was bad. we never knew how bad. and especially on the criminal side and on the people who were in there, you've heard the story of course. i was visiting the floors, i walk up to the seventh floor and i couldn't get in there because it... but my detail managed to get me in there. they still had a picture of joe biden on the wall and kamala harris. that's how bad it was. so i personally took those off-the-wall. >>> that's the tip of the iceberg. >> sean: what about when you talk about people in the doj that have an awful lot of power and may be what they did to joan trump was unprecedented, the valuation of mar-a-lago, the double standard with the raid, russia lie and dirty misinf

once again standing strong against the forces of radical islamic terrorism. 3 and a half years ago, isis tears gill, 13 american service members, and countless others in the abbe gate bombing during the disastrous and incompetent withdrawal from afghanistan. not that they were withdrawing it was the way they withdrew. perhaps the most embarrassing moment in the history of our country. tonight, i am pleased to announce that we have just apprehended the top terriers responsible for that atrocity. and he is right now on his way here to face the swift sort of american justice. the and i want to think, especially the government to pakistan for helping arrest is monster. this was a very momentous day for those 13 families who i actually got to know very well. most of them was children were murdered and the many people that were so badly over 42 people so badly injured on that fateful day in afghanistan. what a horrible day such incompetence was shown that was put in and so what happened, i guess he said, well maybe this is my chance. that's how bad it was. should a never happen, grossly and co

drug cartels as far and terrorist organizations the they are now officially in the same category as isis, and that's not good for them. calculus, thousands of these terrors were welcomed into the us by the by did ministration. but now, every last one will be rounded up and forcibly removed from our country, or if they're too dangerous, put in jails standing trial in this country because we don't want them to come back to ever with us this evening is a warrior on the front lines of that battle border patrol agents. roberto ortiz, like guy the in january, roberto and another agent were patrolling by the rio grande near an area known as cartel island. doesn't sound too nice to me when heavily armed government started shooting at them. roberto so that his partner was totally exposed to the great danger and they leapt into action, returning fire and providing crusoe seconds for his fellow agent to seek safe safety just and just barely have some of the brits of that event and it was not good agent or days we salute you for your great courage and a free line of fire that you took. and for the b

america is once again standing strong against the forces of radical islamic terrorism. 3 1/2 years ago isis activities killed 13 american service members and countless others in the abbey gate bombing during the disastrous and incompetent withdrawal from afghanistan. not that they were withdrawing. it was the way they withdrew. perhaps the most embarrassing moment in the history of our country. tonight, i am pleased to announce that we have just apprehended the top terrorist responsible for that atrocity, and he's right now on his way here to face the swift sword of american justice. [cheers] [applause] >> president trump: i want to thank especially the government of pakistan for helping arrest this monster. this was a very momentous day for those 13 families who i actually got to know very well, most of them. whose children were murdered, and the many people that were so badly, over 42 people, so badly injured on that fateful day in afghanistan, what a horrible day. such incompetence was shown. when putin saw what happened, i guess he said, wow, maybe this is my chance. that's how bad it w

mohammad sharifullah, a longtime isis-k operative, was arrested in pakistan over the weekend. prosecutors say he admitted plotting the route used by the suicide bomber and involvement inother attacks. the fbi says he was freed from prison two weeks before the abbey gate bombing which killed 13 u.s. service members and about 170 afghans during the chaotic u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. >>> president donald trump issued a new and what he calls final ultimatum to hamas -- immediately release all remaining hostages or be destroyed. the warning comes after trump met with eight former hostages including some just freed from captiviti. the trump administration also confirmed u.s. officials are in direct negotiations with hamas. it's long been u.s. policy to not directly talk to the terror group. >>> the cease-fire between israel and hamas remains uncertain. after the first phase ended, israel has stopped all aid from entering gaza. hamas is believed to be holding about 24 living hostages including american edan alexander, as well as the bodies of at least 35 others. >>> the mayors

our nation borders of cd us today may not be using guns and bombs, but they have the same goals as isis. the ron moss has blocked the complete destruction of the jewish the christians. united for israel is fighting back against this beads . pdf constitutes commercial discrimination against israel on the basis of national origin. this movement employs classic anti semitic themes, blood libel. and that's a real danger. the still don't have the full fixture, but i can say as a fact, that the easily government allocated millions of dollars in order to change the american political discourse about israel. a, me see a few more tunnels, more about symbol. what's the name of the both of the with this global level of dealing with them. team shoot mission with human design and that's about some of the in the gym is a rental members news the and the results there are 71 percent of the democratic party voters are in favor of reducing military aid to israel. if it's a next is portions of westbank or continues to expand settlements. so that's us. 3 or 4 democrats. believe that the when we lost the la

he said that this is how you undermine al qaida and isis in the town. and then when women like them are running this country, when they're marching in in islamabad and in tehran and in kabul, that's how, you know, when the extremists are defeated. and it just it's that war of ideas, right? that i thought was so powerful. but, you know, that our default in washington is to throw more money, more tanks, planes, ships or divisions at a problem. and that's the kind thinking i, i try to get to and hard truths they can lead like a green beret to think about these problems differently. and so thinking about these problems, i mean, obviously there's the election and you're on the short list of names for secretary of defense if if dieppe were elected. yeah, everyone i'm talking to. and so. right, at least i mean, you you know, you're you've close to the former president. you spoke at the rnc. you know, obviously in the book you mentioned that you had multiple meetings with them. and, you know, you shared your advice with them and you took some of your advice and

a court hearing is scheduled for this hour for an isis terrorist who's accused of planning that deadly attack on u.s. troops during the withdrawal from afghanistan. nbc's dan deluce is following that for us. dan, what more can you tell us? >> that's right. >> this is the first hearing. >> now, he. >> was. >> just brought. >> to. the united. >> states overnight. after the cia shared intelligence with pakistani intelligence, he was arrested by pakistani. authorities in the border. region near afghanistan. and brought here. he is accused of. basically casing. >> the area. >> where that attack on at abbey gate at kabul airport in 2021. during that chaotic u.s. withdrawal. that attack killed 13 service members and many other afghans, and he is accused of basically investigating, looking for where a route for the attack that took place and that he allegedly received funds and a motorcycle from isis to take part and to help plan that attack. >> dan delucia, thank you so much. now to capitol hill, where former transportation secretary pete buttigieg met with senate minority leader chuck schume

isis considering to jail undocumented immigrants.lin closed last year after findings of sexual abuse, mismanagement and health risks. we have to stop the assault on immigrant communities in this country. we cannot let ice keep terrorizing our neighbors and loved ones. and we need to close down prisons that are unsafe. protesters were also vocal in san francisco with the do not comply rally for trans rights. hundreds came together in the nob hill neighborhood, a historic lgbtq location. organizers urged supporters to not comply with the call, what they call discriminatory policies, law and decisions coming out of the white house. they also blasted the recent decision to bar trans people from serving in the military. when i say protect, you, say our park, protect our raj protect. meanwhile, protesters at the presidio joined a nationwide day of action taking place at national parks across the u.s. people were calling out the trump administration's firing of about 1000 park employees last month. supporters today marched toward fort mason

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. >> reporter: and president trump announcing the arrest of an isis terror suspect accused of planning the afghanistan bombing that killed 13 u.s. service members. near the beginning of the speech the president heckled repeatedly. by texas democrat al green, who was then removed by the house speaker. >> when he said that he had a mandate, it triggered something. it really did. because he doesn't have a mandate. >> reporter: other democrats held up signs of protest or walked out. >> donald trump delivered one of the most divisive speeches made by a president in american history. >> last night was a very clarifying moment for our country. the democrats exposed themselves as the party of insanity and hate. >> reporter: some of the most poignant moments -- >> i am asking our new secret service director sean curran to officially make you an agent of the united states secret service. >> reporter: the president celebrating 13-year-old brain cancer survivor d.j. daniel, who today visited the oval office. also honored, the family of laken riley, the georgia nursing student killed by an undocume

fighters and detainees from the fight against isis. i would ask you do you think stopping those efforts make us safer and more prosperous and stronger? >> i know you're one of the most bipartisan senators on these issues and i would certainly commit to working with you to make sure that as we identify what is the baby and what is the bathwater because as you talk about medical, some of these critical things there are also discovering that $2 million is going to transgender clinics in guatemala. >> that is a red herring. i'm all for getting rid of that $2 million going to that transgender clinic. i don't think you would get any disagreement from the majority of members of congress about that but that is a red herring. it doesn't account for the thousands of programs on the millions of dollars and thousands of people who are being laid off that provide services around the world that do make us safer and stronger and more prosperous. >> i agree with you and if confirmed i commit to working closely with you so that we can identify, i would

. >> still ahead, isis released new info about local arrest which is controversial. why they say these reports are inaccurate. plus, the investigation into actor gene hackman death continues. we're learning more new details from officials who are talking about carbon monoxide the last day they think he was alive. also an update on the health of pope francis and has seen suffered breathing crisis today. those stories and more when kron. 4 news at 5 when kron. 4 news at 5 continues i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. but thanks to skyrizi and clearer skin — i'm all in. with skyrizi, i saw dramatically clearer skin. and many even achieved 100% clear skin. ♪♪ don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight them may occur. before treatment, get checked for infections and tb. tell your doctor about any flu-like symptoms or vaccines. with skyrizi, nothing on my skin means everything. ♪♪ ask your dermatologist about skyrizi today.

an illegal was arrested in new york for isis funding isis. it's constant. it's we are going to get out there. we're going to arrest the bad people, take them off the streets and restore the justice department to what it was made to do fight violent crime. >> were you or are you up to this point? i know it's very early in your tenure. few weeks. are you at all shocked at how things were running before you got there? >> shocked? yeah. shocked. never thought kash and i patel talk about this all the time. you know, we knew it was bad. we never knew how bad. and especially on the criminal side and on the people who are in there. well, you've heard the story. of course. my i went up, i was visiting the floors. i walked up to the seventh floor, the national security, and they i couldn't get in there because it's a skiff. well, that's how it was secure. but my detail managed to get me in there. they still had a picture of joe biden on the wall and kamala harris. that's how bad it was. so i personally took those off the wall. but that's the tip of the iceberg. >> wh

thought jeffrey, honestly, who would have folded usa id was financing all kinds of terror groups like isis spoke of her. um, i'll kind of h t as in syria, this is the country of the world. the tell us all of us. it's fighting terrorism, jeffrey, the usa. i, the very, sadly combined a 2 completely different things. one was actually saving lives, i actually finding malaria, actually fighting tuberculosis, doing important things. and then it got it. of course, it was used as a tool of u. s. foreign policy and not saving lives, not doing, developing, not doing you mandatory and things, but as a tool of us manipulation. and they put ben towing things together, which is so sad because we actually meet the 1st and the 2nd was disgusting, provocative, causing war. uh, you mentioned that the, the interference in elections, i would say more generally the us interferes west parts. democracy is non democracies. the u. s. foreign policy for the post war period. and by doub more, i mean world war 2 was that if you don't like the other side, you try to change the regime. most countries have a different f

so i think that isy pa of our role as dragon riders. >> one thing to add to that, a test pilots primary role is to prepare spacecraft, aircraft, whatever it is, for those that follow. suni: and i, we have done that for starliner. >> so picking up with your question about what is the role of an astronaut in an anomaly, i think it is the exact same role. it's actually the role that we are filling every day appear, which is we are always trying to find ways to make operations, to make life and work on orbit run smoothly and more efficiently and to help us get more out of the space station, and an anomaly, going through something like launch abort, you just are underneath the spotlight and it's a very significant dynamic event but you're still trying to help the teams understand exactly what happened and what can we do better for the people that are going to come after us. >> anna question is from jackie with the times of london. -- our next question. >> i wanted to of you, and the time that you've been away from the planet, there have been some pretty seismic geopolitical shifts. i wonder

thought jeffrey, honestly, who would have folded usa id was financing all kinds of terror groups like isis spoke of her. um, i'll try to h t as in syria, this is the country of the world. the tell us all of us. it's fighting terrorism, jeffrey, the usa. i the very sadly combined a 2 completely different things. one was actually saving lives. i actually finding the larry, i actually finding tuberculosis doing important things. and then it got it. of course it was used as a tool of u. s. foreign policy. and not saving lives, not doing, developing, not doing humanitarian things, but as a tool of us manipulation. and they put been towing things together, which is so sad because we actually meet the 1st and the 2nd was disgusting, provocative, causing more. you mentioned the, the, the interference in elections. i would say more generally, the us interferes west parts. democracies down democracies, the u. s. foreign policy for the post war period. and by doub more, i mean world war 2 was that if you don't like the other side, you try to change the regime. most countries have a different foreign

they are now officially in the same category as isis and that is not good for them.ountless thousands of these terrorists were welcomed into the u.s.ly the biden administration. but now every last one will be rounded up and forcibly removed from our country or if they are too dangerous, put in jails standing trial in this country because we don't want them to come back ever. with us this evening is a warrior on the front lines of that battle, border patrol agent roberto ortiz. great guy. [applause] president trump: in january, roberto and another agented were patrolling by the rio grande near an area known as cartel island. doesn't sound too nice to me. when heavily armed gunmen started shooting at them. roberto saw that his partner was totally exposed and in great danger and he leapt into action returning fire and providing crucial seconds for his fellow agent to seek safety and just barely. i have some of the prints of that event and it was not good. agent ortiz, we salute you for your great courage and the line of fire that you took and for the bravery that you sh

they are now officially in the same category as isis. and that's not good for them.ountless thousands of these terrorists were welcomed into the u.s. by the biden administration. but now every last one will be rounded up and forcibly removed from our country, or if they're too dangerous, put in jails standing trial in this country. because we don't want them to come back, ever. with us this evening is a warrior on the front lines of that battle. border patrol agent roberto ortiz. great guy. in january, roberto and another agent were patrolling by the rio grande near an area known as cartel island. doesn't sound too nice to me. when heavily armed gunmen started shooting at them, roberto saw that his partner was totally exposed, in great danger, and he leapt into action, returning fire, and providing crucial seconds for his fellow agent to seek safety and just barely. i have some of the prints of that event, and it was not good. agent ortiz, we salute you for your great courage and the line of fire that you took and for the bravery that you showed. we honor you, and we

[applause] they are now officially in the same category as isis, and that's not good for them.ss thousands of these terrorists were welcomed into the u.s. by the biden administration. but now, every last one will be rounded up and forcibly removed from our country or, if they are too dangerous, put in jails, standing trial in this country because we don't want them to come back ever. with us this evening is a warrior on the front lines of that battle, border patrol agent roberto ortiz, great guy. [applause] in january, roberto and another agent were patrolling by the rio grande near an area known as cartel island. doesn't sound too nice to me. when heavily armed gunmen started shooting at them. roberto saw that his partner was totally exposed in great danger and he leapt into action, returning fire and providing crucial seconds for his fellow agent to seek safety. and just barely. i have some of the prince of that event, and it was not good. agent ortiz, we salute you for your great courage and the line of fire that you took and for the bravery that you showed, we honor you and

[cheering and applause] they are now officially in the same category as isis and that is not good for them. countless thousands of these terrorists were welcomed into the u.s. by the biden administration. but now every last one will be rounded up and forcibly removed from our country or, if they are too dangerous, put in jails and stand trial in this country because we don't want them to come back ever. with us this evening is a warrior on the front lines of that battle. a border patrol agent, roberto ortiz. that guy. [applause] [cheering and applause] in january, roberto and another agent were patrolling by the rio grande near an area known as cartel island r doesn't sound too nice to me. when heavily armed gunmen started shooting at them. roberto saw that his partner was totally exposed to great danger and he leapt into action, returning fire and providing crucial seconds for his fellow agent to seek safety and just barely. i have some of the prince of that event and it was not good. agent ortiz, we salute you for your great courage and for the line of fire that you took and for the

america is once again standing strong against the forces of radical islamic terrorism. 3 1/2 years ago, isis terrorists killed 13 american service members and countless others in the bombing during the disastrous and incompetent withdrawal from afghanistan. not that they were withdrawing, it was the way they withdrew. perhaps the most embarrassing moment in the history of our country. tonight, i am pleased to announce that we have just apprehended the top terrorist responsible for that atrocity, and he is right now on his way here to face the swift sword of american justice. [ applause ] and i want to thank especially the government of pakistan for helping arrest this monster. this was a very momentous day for those 13 families, who i actually got to know very well, most of them, whose children were murdered and the many people that were so badly, over 42 people, so badly injured on that fateful day in afghanistan. what a horrible day. such incompetence was shown. and when putin saw what happened, i guess he said, wow, maybe this is my chance, that's how bad it was. should have never happene