we did not get isis europe was safe today, we helped hezbollah in lebanon, but today, the center of security in lebanon, hezbollah, lebanon, the lebanese army said that the lebanese army is our supporter, for example, write when will mr. makarem come, the relationship is very good, and because we are in iran , we are interfering in iraq, their help i went there, the war and bloodshed have not been increased. the international meeting on the sidelines of the un general assembly with the president of iran was the first meeting with the president of the european council, then the president of this south american country, bolivia , met with ayatollah raisi, iran's neighboring countries, that is, first pakistan's minister in iraq's prime minister also in the programs with mr. president, followed by ayatollah raisi, the president of the european country of switzerland, also showed that the meetings of the heads of different countries of the world with the president were just contrary to the media propaganda of the recent days, the level of the revolution shows that iran has not been in the global

when they had a foothold in iraq, isis directed attacks at the united states and our allies in europe and all hell broke loose. what i would want the body to understand, in 2023, americans are serving in iraq and we owe it to them to make sure that we can use whatever military force that is necessary to protect them against scheidt -- shiite s operating in iraq. 56 attacks against american as forces. they're trying to drive us out of iraq. the shiite militias are operating all over the country. i have an amendment that is very simple. it would replace the 2002 awch with the following, an authorization to use military force to protect americans stationed in iraq against attacks by shiite militias in iraq. that is an ongoing problem. let's do not expose our troops to being attacked. let's don't continue the narrative that pulling out because you do so at your own peril. after the debacle in afghanistan, everybody is wondering about america's resolve. everybody talking about repealing the aumf because sadam is gone, i understand that to a point. but what i understand is the way you've wr

head of central command telling senate armed services committee, major isis groups could potentially attack the u.s. or europe in the next six months. michael corilla said the attack will be hard to accomplish if isis follows through with said plan. it is my commander assessment they can do this abroad in under six months with little to no warning. it is harder to do that against a homeland. >> todd: the general did not say why he assessed the willing to strike, he says the growth is indication they are strong enough to extend reach of their attack. this is following the botched withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan in august 2021 when 13 military members and hundreds of afghans were killed. >> ashley: pentagon does not expect to find the drone that was taken down by russia as they scower the black sea to recover it. >> it is unlikely given a couple fact are ones and i will not go into detail. we took steps to protect that information and it crashed in extremely deep water. >> todd: a strategic military intel analyst joins us live on set. great to see you, rebecca. if that is true and there is nothing le

centcom commander tampa, florida tells congress that isis affiliated in afghanistan they do believe in strike u.s. interest in europeat means isis, the radical islamic terrorist organization potentially able to strike americans abroad. trey following all this in the latest breaking developments from israel for us right now, hey trey. rex eric, good afternoon. concerning development u.s. central command believes the afghanistan based isis kate terror organization will be able to conduct external attacks within six months on thursday general michael the leader of the u.s. central command not as centcom testified before lawmakers on capitol hill. it said his belief is isis kate contact western targets including the united states this year with little to no warning for the general did not expand on why he believes that but said he would explain a classified setting. >> they can do it external operation against u.s. or western interest. in under six months with little to no warning. >> he went on to request more funding for over the horizon strike capabilities indicating u.s. military will hit targets inside afghanistan

europe's position here? do you think the european allies and britts help us to make sure we get the intelligence? >> i think the intelligence will be hard to get to be frank. you have isisafghanistan but home grown terrorists across europe and huge communities in belgium and france that are still there and have the old muslim ideology. you have to watch at home as well. i think there is a big shift to move to china and russia but don't forget the terror group whose sole purpose is to attack us. >> dana: then you have saudi inviting the iranians to say we'll let you back into the fold? >> they know the u.s. is perhaps not going to stand alongside them. they have seen what the biden administration has done. they haven't cracked down in iran. saudi arabia has decided that they have to do this themselves. if that means bringing assad back into the fold and forgetting the crimes he committed in that country they'll do that. they don't feel they can rely on the current u.s. government to stand and defend them. it is about countering iran. that's why our allegiance were in the middle east. our allies are worried we won't do that for them. >> dana: how fortunate we are to have

those families, those isis fighters will be making their way into europe and trying to americans, andefore you know it. it's ironic to me that there's a group on capitol hill are taking biden to task for him pulling owl u.s. troops out of -- all u.s. troops out of afghanistan and yet they are pushing him to do the same in syria, ukraine -- not ukraine, excuse me, in yemen and elsewhere. there's a contradiction and hypocrisy in these kind of resolutions. trey? >> trey: we're going to end on a happy note. you had an amazing experience i think it was last night. would you tell us what you did and who was honored? >> trey, there are 65 living medal of honor recipients. about 20 were present last night at the congressional medal of honor society's citizen heroes award ceremony that i emceed last night here outside washington. among the awardees, a veteran who wrestled to the ground the gunman in club q in colorado springs saving countless lives, a teacher who helped her students climb out the window of her classroom to safety and died putting herself between them and a school shooter, a te

what do you think will happen to the isis and the cubs, those families and isis fighters are going to be making their way into europeing to attack americans and that will be back before you know it. it is ironic to me that there is a group on capitol hill that are taking biden to task for him pulling all u.s. troops out of afghanistan and they're pushing him to do the same in syria, ukraine, not ukraine, yemen and elsewhere so there is a contradiction and hypocrisy in these kind of resolutions. >> we're going to end on a happy note you had an amazing experience i think it was last night would you tell us what you did and he was honored. >> there are 65 living medal of honor recipients, 20 were present last night at the congressional medal of honor societies citizen heroes award ceremony that i received outside of washington among the awardees richard a veteran who wrestled to the ground the gunmen and club q in colorado springs saved countless supplies, jean who helped her students crime out the window of her classroom to safety and died putting herself between them and the school shooter, anthony alexander junior w

euro, you know, and, and, and, you know, we isn't the next or isis that we have created that as actually is going to hunt us back in europe because he is, he said, this is a nasty culture and they are going to live with that europe is going to live with what they created. right. david, you know, they, that they say again, when i started the program here with what went to the lease, won't tell us about what this conflict here and it going back to the origins of the because in 2014 who exactly was involved in that, who used force, all this is public knowledge, if you want to know what the mainstream media will never tell you these things, david. no, and the thought the funny thing in the art, the funny thing is the irony is that the mainstream media for the last 8 years until 2022. i've been talking about a fall right problem and the o nazi problem in ukraine. they'd been open about that, but the moment the special military operation started, they completely silent on there. and the narrative just split instantly. and when that happens, you know, there's something wrong. you know, that the strings are being polled and propa

said when that happened, isis said they would use the rooms to flood europeives. and here's a point everyone's forgotten of the eight men that committed those almost unspeakable barbarous is in paris that night a few years ago . five of them come the ago. five of them come the mediterranean in boats . so, yes, mediterranean in boats. so, yes, this does pose a threat to us, but perhaps illegally every level. and yet when you stand up and, say that you are called all the names under the sun by the establishment media, existing policies actions. i mean, how interesting. even george osborne, the former chancellor this week distancing himself from the language that's being used by suella braverman and indeed even rishi sunak. so we have sort of inbuilt guilt complex as a country we have to be nice everybody. and the truth is the truth is when it comes to allowing people into the country, either legally or giving people asylum , namely giving people asylum, namely refugee status . and this word refugee status. and this word will really shock people. we have to disc

said when that happened, isis said they would use the rooms to flood europeives. and here's a point everyone's forgotten of the eight men that committed those almost unspeakable barbarous is in paris that night a few years ago . five of them come the ago. five of them come the mediterranean in boats . so, yes, mediterranean in boats. so, yes, this does pose a threat to us, but perhaps illegally every level. and yet when you stand up and, say that you are called all the names under the sun by the establishment media, existing policies actions. i mean, how interesting. even george osborne, the former chancellor this week distancing himself from the language that's being used by suella braverman and indeed even rishi sunak. so we have sort of inbuilt guilt complex as a country we have to be nice everybody. and the truth is the truth is when it comes to allowing people into the country, either legally or giving people asylum , namely giving people asylum, namely refugee status . and this word refugee status. and this word will really shock people. we have to disc

central command said isis-k the afghanistan branch of the terror group could attack u.s. assets in europemonths. eric. we were the horrors of kim john owens regime is part of a protest in to the united nations in new york city this week. north korean defectors fighting for freedom and honoring the well-known american victim of the barbaric regime. the group of escapees in place a wreath of flowers to honor auto at the office building that houses kim john owens diplomats just a couple of blocks from the un for 22-year-old virginia college student was falsely arrested and present put in torture was targeted by his goons in 2016 for propaganda purposes because he was an american. he was only sent home the following year severely brain damaged unable to speak or hear. he died a few days later in cincinnati hospital. a reminder of the human rights violations at north koreans faced every day. they defectors part of the group the north korean freedom coalition remember auto as an international symbol of human rights, dignity and freedoms. >> we building this to fight for the justice and fighting

parts of syria and iraq, destroyed the city of mosul, launched attacks from syria isis directed at united states and europe throughout the world, killing thousands of people. president trump authorized our military to take down the caliphate, and this idea that if you lead they won't come back is stupid. you know nothing if you believe that. you may be tired of fighting radical islam. they're not tired of fighting you. i'd rather fight in their backyard than ours. they're going to destroy us if we don't destroy them. here's the good news. they're on the run as long as we keep some of our forces in place working with people in syria and iraq who do not want to live under isis rule will be relatively safe. if you pull all the troops out you're going to get the same outcome. people keep arguing this, you are doing a great disservice to the country and your arguments make zero sense. you don't understand the enemy, you have no idea what this war is about. this is a religious struggle. they have declared war on every faith but their own. they want to purify islam in their own image, isis and al qaeda. they want

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when they had a foothold in iraq, isis directed attacks at the united states and our allies in europend all hell broke loose. what i would want the body to understand, in 2023, americans are serving in iraq and we owe it to them to make sure that we can use whatever military force that is necessary to protect them against scheidt -- shiite s operating in iraq. 56 attacks against american as forces. they're trying to drive us out of iraq. the shiite militias are operating all over the country. i have an amendment that is very simple. it would replace the 2002 awch with the following, an authorization to use military force to protect americans stationed in iraq against attacks by shiite militias in iraq. that is an ongoing problem. let's do not expose our troops to being attacked. let's don't continue the narrative that pulling out because you do so at your own peril. after the debacle in afghanistan, everybody is wondering about america's resolve. everybody talking about repealing the aumf because sadam is gone, i understand that to a point. but what i understand is the way you've writ

europe? kyiv denies any involvement? >> is like a compliment this was not ourivity. >> moscow demanded an independent investigation. the u.s. chief goes to ukraine to secure a deal and avert a global food isisme help shedding a few pounds as a drug is approved by the u.k. health service. ♪ ben: hello. welcome. we start with a denial from ukraine on any involvement on the attacks of the nord stream pipelines which were built to carry russian natural gas. there follows a report from the new york times that sites official saying april ukrainian group is to blame. let's get more details about the nord stream pipeline. this shows where the pipelines run across the baltic to germany the damage was discovered near a danish island. it is also relatively close to the russian territory of kaliningrad. it was noticed first when the enormous amount of gas were bubbling up to the surface. when cameras were sent down, this is what was recorded. it appeared in several parts were damaged by an explosion on the outside of the pipe. here is the ukrainian defense minister on the allegations. >> for me, it is a little bit of a strange story because this story has nothing to do with us and i think the investiga

europe, a seachange from where things stood two years ago. the chief of central command issued a warning. he says we should prepare for an attack from isis in the next six months. 60 people have been apprehended at the southern border, 69 this year. biden is weak, and they know it. president reagan confronted the soviet union, his policy was peace through strength. 40 years on biden's policy is appeased from weakness. second hour of varney just getting started. tammy bruce joins us on a friday morning. are we at risk because of this weakness? lauren: the argument is the invasion of ukraine would not have happened without the afghanistan debacle, china is trying to frighten taiwan, they want it for specific reasons. this is about action. iran has been waiting for years to act against israel. one thing not mentioned is the treaty between saudi arabia and iran brokered by china. all these things happening at once are not a coincidence, the leprechauns are around today, it was not done by leprechauns. the decisions were made and coordinated. you have a dynamic. there is a reason for this unity. they understand there's things they want, and n

europe. it's on the pacific but is enough being done to protect and fortify our assets. in syria in this fight, continuing fight against isis. i believe that the forces on the ground force protection and these type of environments um, i have seen it is paramount, paramount and, um and but the nature of war, the unpredictability of conflict. it's not perfect. it's not a perfect science and sometimes um um missiles or drones will get through. um i think that what we would know is that this is in in in when you look at the whole picture fairly rare, but but it did happen. 78 attacks, apparently over the last few years between syria and iraq. uh and yes, but i gotta believe those those ground commanders whose responsibility it is very number one is forced protection before offensive operations. and general, we know that iran often uses these proxy groups to carry out these attacks, which is what apparently reportedly happened here. help us understand and why they do that. does that allow them to keep their hands clean as it were? we heard that reporter trying to press the general there about if iran was responsible for this ame