but jeh johnson said they're making inroads but it is difficult to track t people in this country whoathizers online and may be inspired by their message. >> tracie potts, thank you. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk with this developing story out of cleveland. a pregnant woman among those hurt after a deadly shooting. we got some new video in of investigators on the scene. limited information right now. but we do know the man killed was in his 40s. he was among five people shot. as for the woman expecting she's in critical condition. no details on a motive yet. >>> in the day ahead, three men and a woman charged in connection with the deaths of two mississippi officers will appear in court. last night first responders and community leaders gathered for a candlelight vigil. they honored the memory of two officers killed in hattiesburg. >> call for backup. after he called fo the assailant entered the car and started shooting. >> a man and woman face charges of two counts of capital murder. two other suspects face lesser charges. >>> the only country in the developed world that doesn'

jeh johnson u.s. is such attacks could han at any moment his words. bring in counterterrorism official cnn analyst phillip mudd cnn terrorism analyst paul crewcheck and commentator former commentator mike rodgers. chairman of houseland security representative mike mccall says terror threats are seen in his words on an almost daily basis, and that terrorism has gone viral. are u.s. officials right now prepared for this fight against terror and how it has changed? >> i don't think so. this is the first time in about a decade i personally haveble concern -- been concerned. number one, speed. you can transmit this information over the internet and some kid, saw it in colorado can be radicalized in as little as days or weeks by a friend who gets information over the internet the u.s. intelligence committee does not have the capability to respond that quickly. the second problem is volume. you're not talking about a few cells radicalizing dozens of people in the united states. you're talking about cases in 50 states. i think this is going to take a radical

and rather than me say it, i can't say it better than what secretary jeh johnson said in the letter. i would like to read this. dear colleagues, this is national police week. this week we honor the sacrifice and commitment of the men and women in law enforcement. we pay special tribute to those who have given their lives in the line of duty and offer support to their families. the past year our department lost two border patrol agents in the line of duty. this week's agent ss names will be added to the memorial in washington, d.c. i'm also mindful of border patrol agent xavier vega jr. who last august was killed during a robbery while fishing with his family in texas. whatever you are this week, i encourage you to honors to who have chosen the law enforcement profession. i ask everybody here in the hearing room, in honor of those individuals that secretary johnson was commending as well as all of our law enforcement officials that have given their last full measure just if we recognize a moment of silence. thank you. i can actually ask consent to have my opening statement read into t

week" later on here on abc and will have an exclusive interview with homeland security secretary jeh johnson. she'll also be talking politics and the presidential campaign with the powerhouse political roundtable. if you have questions you want her to ask, you can tweet her @martharaddatz. thanks again to martha. >>> we move on to an entirely different kind of story, the case of stolen baby animals in wisconsin. >> a little kangaroo and four small goats were taken from a zoo, and the heartless thieves may not have known that these young animals need special care to survive out there. there's an all-out search right now, and sara is here thinking about joining that search. >> i would 100%. heartless is a good word. like any baby, these animals have special needs. they're very young and still developing. so their return is not only hoped for but may be necessary for them to survive. >> why would a person want to do something like this? >> reporter: this morning the police on the hunt for a beastly bandit who made off with four baby goats and a baby kangaroo, snatched from its mother's pouch in

i want you to listen to more about what jeh johnson, the secretary of homeland security had to say about all of this. >> we're definitely in a new phase of the global terrorist threat where the so-called lone wolf could strike at any moment which is why the fbi in my judgment has done an excellent job of interdicting those who are attempting to travel to syria who commit overt acts and provide material support to terrorism. it's a new environment. we are not discouraging americans from doing things they do on a daily basis. >> so here's the problem with this trend on social media. we used to talk about our attacks inspired by isis or directed by isis. what officials are saying is it may not make a difference anymore. once all of this goes online what they are seeing is isis doing the same. inspiring and directing, tasking people all at the same time telling them to go out and attack. it's becoming a viral situation that law enforcement believes is only going to get more difficult to get a handle on. carol? >> all right. barbara starr reporting live from the pentagon. >>> and we just rece

. >> homeland security secretary jeh johnson seems to see the same online perils. he says, global terror has enter ad new phase of so-called, lone wolf attackers who can either be activated or inspired at a moment's notice. >> we're very definitely in a new environment because of isil's effective use of social media, the internet, which has the ability to reach into the homeland and possibly inspire others. we're very definitely in a new phase in the global terrorist threat. where the so-called, lone wolf could strike at any moment. >> and as if to underscore the threat to the homeland in the last hour we learned that a virginia woman who tried to help her boyfriend join isis got sentenced to almost five years in the federal penitentiary. senator brown what does this talk about you know, going viral? jeh johnson saying we're in this new environment now for terrorists and terrorism? i mean the internet has been around a long time but specifically this outlet that is social media, that they're talking about, facebook twitter, where these terrorists are getting togeth

represents what homeland security's jeh johnson describes has his biggest worry. >> we face threats from those that self-radicalize to the lone wolf and did not train at an al qaeda camp would became part of an enemy force, and may be inspired by radical ideology to do harm to experience >>> the fbi had one of the boston marathon bombers on the radar, it failed to stop the attack. it's cited as an example of hard to detect nearly impossible to prevent attack. it was conduct by independent americans with access to bomb-making materials. in a statement johnson praised close collaboration between federal state and local authorities allowing them to disseminate information about the controversial event to law enforcement and first responders. the other response is to attack i.s.i.l. on its home turf. in the latest ground of air strikes, u.s. and collision claimed to have taken out more than a dozen fighting positions including tanks and heavy weapons. when law enforcement has someone on their raid are, there's not enough evidence to make an arrest or proven a violent act. that's why the fbi

our exclusive live interview with homeland security secretary jeh johnson. >>> 2016 shakeup. why these long shot candidates are making big waves. a texas-sized conspiracy theory goes viral, why some think martial law is on the way in the lone star state, the surprising response from the state's governor. >>> and deflate-gate takedown what will happen to super bowl hero tom brady? >>> good morning on this mother's day. i'm martha raddatz. great to have you with us. we start off with those dramatic new warnings from the fbi that hundreds maybe thousands of isis followers inside the u.s. are being urged to kill americans. military bases nationwide increasing security our exclusive live interview with the homeland security secretary just moments away. first the latest on these extraordinary warnings from pierre thomas. >> reporter: good morning, martha. in an urnl ent friday conference call the fbi director and homeland security secretary met with thousands of fishes across the country to warn them about a media campaign by isis that's reaching americans in every state. the meeti

martha. >> with us, homeland security secretary jeh johnson. good morning, mr. secretary. thanks for joining us. >> good morning, martha. >> we have been talking about the isis social media campaign for well over a year, and yet the urgency this week coming from the fbi was quite extraordinary. >> well, let me begin with this. this weekend we're celebrating the 70th anniversary of the defeat of nazi germany. next week here in washington we celebrate national police week in honor of our fallen heros in law enforcement. we encourage the public to attend these events. there were thousands of people in the national mall last week celebrating. we want the public to be vigilant and be aware, but we encourage people to go to public events, sporting events, but we're very definitely in a new environment because of isil's effective use of social media, the internet which has the ability to reach into the homeland and possibly inspire others. and so, our government and our state and local law enforcement are having to do a number of things to address that which is why fbi director c

. >> reporter: homeland security secretary jeh johnson warned today that isis's reach is rapidly spreading beyond the middle east. >> very definitely in a new environment because of isil's effective use of social media, the internet which has the ability to reach into the homeland and possibly inspire others. >> reporter: white house officials say they will seek to strengthen military and security ties with gulf nations at the camp david talks. they want to address the threat from groups like isis and al qaeda but arab leaders meeting with president obama next week are looking for security assurances of their own. including access to high-tech military equipment and intelligence systems. countries including saudi arabia, you can wit and united arab emirates are em leconcerned about the nuclear negotiations with iran. they fear that once sanctions were eased iran could extend it's growing influence on the middle eastment secretary of state john kerry met with his gulf counterparts last week to lay the groundwork for the summit and tried to reassure them that a nuclear deal with iran with ma

later, the senate judiciary committee home -- here's from jeh johnson about oversight. join us tomorrow in washington journal examines a number of topics, including the 1994 crime bill. that it is the situation on the guantanamo bay detention facility. later, campaign-finance issues in the 2016 elections. the road to the white house continues to get more crowded. on monday, dr. pen carson will announce his presidential campaign. we will have his announcement live at 10 a.m.. tuesday, mike huckabee's turn. he is expected that he -- he is expected to an us that he is taking another shot at the nomination. announcer: sunday night, walter pinkett on the situation in the middle east. >> i think one of the things about the bush administration and those who never claimed to be an expert on the middle east or iraq have printed and history has proved it. we look at things from our own point of view, and get deceived by it. you can go back to vietnam was a great example of the first time we sort of did it opened the but we have a history of trying to think other people are like u

we welcome homeland security secretary jeh johnson who has attended services in the past.etary for homeland security. welcome. we are also pleased to have with us deputy attorney general sally -- confirmed just this week. thank you for being here. we also welcome our new u.s. attorney general, loretta lynch here with us today. thank you and welcome. finally, it is my honor and privilege to have with us today president barack obama. i will fully introduce him in a few moments. [applause] on behalf of the national fraternal order of police and the national fraternal police order auxiliary, it is my welcome to -- it is my honor to welcome you to the service. we contine to honor brothers and sisters have given their also we continue to live in peace and the greatest country in the world here at 100 years ago this week. two members of the pittsburgh police department decided to come together to form an organization for the stated purpose of working to increase benefits, salary and working conditions for law enforcement. that goal is still our stated purpose. we wanted a special

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the homeland security secretary jeh johnson called this a new era in the country. the use of the internet by isis, there could be little or no advanced warning of lone wolf terrorists in the u.s. >> sunlen serfaty at the white house. thank you. >>> sunni tribal fietdghters are being trained to fight isis. the effort is backed by the u.s. support from tribal leaders is key to create a sunni force which is needed to battle the sunni terrorists. more than 1,000 recruits joined the fight of isis on friday. >>> a parents snub by the king of saudi arabia. he will skip a u.s. summit. he will explain why he is backing out of meetings scheduled for this week. meetings he said he would attend last week. king salman will send representatives to washington in his place. he says the talks overlap with the cease-fire talks over yemen. some believe he is upset over the u.s. discussions with iran and iran's nuclear future. >>> time for an early start on your money. china's central bank announced a rate cut to boost the economy. the european shares are down. u.s. stock futures are

. >>> a new phase of terrorism, homeland security chief jeh johnson says lone wolf jihadists could strikekeep talking about this. what more should the u.s. do to fight the growing threat. you can go to our facebook page to weigh in. >>> the nfl could announce its decision on deflate gate punishments as early today. tom brady could be suspended for knowing balls he used in the afc championship game were deflated. >>> time now for the good bad and ugry. up first the good. in a surprise play by fox sports the u.s. women's national team gets to kick it with their moms before heading to the world cup. the network flew the mothers. >>> a zoo napping in wisconsin. a baby kangaroo and two baby goats have been stolen. the joey take-up from the mother's pouch. >>> remember this shaq accident? that we showed you last week? now he has got a safety plan of sorts. shaq wrapping himself up in bubble wrap on last night's show so he won't get hurt. >>> the new jersey couple charged with stalking their son's coach. they are accuses of creating a fake e-mail kroont threatening to have the coach fired. they

used to work at the cia, from the pentagon john kerry, secretary of state, the vice president, jeh johnson, the secretary of homeland security all of the top national security advisors to the president, including the head of the u.s. military central command, they bring him in via a secure satellite capability the ambassador in iraq i see a document like this and i say to myself these guys are in trouble that the president has to convene an emergency meeting like this in his white house situation room to discuss what's going on with isil and iraq after the fall of ramadi? >> i tell you, as having been on the inside here's the problem as i see it. we're talking about whether the white house strategy works. people on different sides of the aisle have different perspectives. if you step back and take a 30,000 foot view we have decided we are not going to put major forces back on the ground to fight on the front lines. beyond that step everythings else is on the fringes. want to change strategies provide more weapons, forward deploy spotters for the iraqi military provide weapons to the cureds

security presented the valor awards to a dozen dhs agents and homeland security secretary jay johnson jeh johnson took part in the ceremonies. an officer was honored when he noticed a woman was about to jump sitting on the railing. >> i started to gain her trust, and she attempted to jump three time but had to grab a hold of her, and i was holding her from jumping. >> and william buehler was also honored for pulling a man from a burn ing burning car. he is a sergeant for the secret service. >> looking at our weather now, and i don't know when it has been a lovely lovely day. >> it has been fantastic, yes. and today, we were cooler and the low humidity with us, and it has been quite some time and at least i can't remember a day this month, it has been this nice. so as we get into the eveningings a lot of folks want to get out to do a run or the walk or dine out, because this time tomorrow, already, we are going to be feeling a little bit of the humidity returning to the area and 70 degrees here, and dropping 10 degrees by 11:00 p.m. with the clouds that the will start to make their way into the ar

this was suggested by the united states by the homeland security secretary of the united states jeh johnson. the u.s. is offering all the other countries in the world new, free software. a global travel assessment system so they can all be interlinked and try to trace the fighters as they leave their countries of origin and head towards places like syria or nigeria. >> thank you for that live update. >>> the younger person held at the military prison in guantanamo bay talks about his experience for the future. he was alleged to throw a grenade at u.s. troops in afghanistan at 15 killing a soldier. he was interviewed for an al jazeera toumentary in canada where he now lives. we have the special report. >> for many years this photo of 15-year-old canadian omar was all the world knew about the youngest prisoner held at the u.s. military facility in guantanamo. he's 24 years ago out of guantanamo under house arrest in canada and learning how to move beyond what he says were ten traumatic years in american military custody. >> people were drugged, humiliated waterboarded the dogs, sleep deprivat

jeh johnson said because of this the use of the internet by isis there could be little or no advanced warning of so-called lone wolf terrorists attacking in the u.s. >> sunlen serfaty at the white house. >>> time for an early start on your money. asian shares are higher. china central bank announced an interest rate over the weekend. u.s. stock futures not moving too much but friday, the dow jumped 267 points. a strong april jobs report. the job market back on track. stocks have been going up for six years. this is a plateau in recent months. what does it take to keep the bull running? watch corporate earnings. half of companies have exceeded wall street expectations for earnings. we need stronger results. they are close to records. looking for the next impetus could be. a lot of people could think it would be mild gains. >>> we are following breaking news out of texas this morning where a tornado has left dozens injured. >>> and a breakthrough in a&e. a cease-fire taking hold. will it last? we are live after the break. ] en y serious t fighting wrinkles, turn to roc® retinol correxio

after 9/11 nobody responsible got fired wchl we've got a guy named jeh johnson supposedly running homelandould be fired for this. it would be worse if the security really meant anything because a terrorist wouldn't be bothered by it whatsoever, but when they're not even fixing their equipment and nobody says anything other than we'll have it done by the end of the year, this is security and that's how they have security. we're in deep trouble. >> but i guess the argument was what you don't know won't hurt you, what terrorists don't know won't galvanize them. now we know and now the word is out that hey, tsa, you've got to get your act together because i'm sure the bad guys know just as well a lot of times the machines aren't turned on or they're not working. >> that brings up the other issue. this is not a real deterrent for anybody. a real terrorist is not going to bring it up as they did not do on 9/11. it's the back door and other things that congress did not bring up. didn't know about. >> they did bring them. those guys were box cutters aet the time we were looking for in followups bu

is a conspicuous omission, the united states has been operating for several years for what are jeh johnson said is the definition of associated forces which says other organizations that join the fight alongside the principle group, similar to the way that cobelligerence in the terminology is used in cobelligerence did in world war ii. if japan strikes in world war ii and allies with italy, italy is part of the battle. similarly that's the definition we've been operating under which gives a lot of justification why the united states would be in conflict with al qaeda and then with another operation out of yemen that joins the fight. but what's conspicuously absent is the term co-belligerency. dropping that out raises some suspicions, the concern is wait a minute. that's the limit we've been operating under. how can you take that out? what's the idea behind it? congress hasn't asked the executive that question. there would be multiple hearings but i've never heard that question come from a member of the house, a member of the senate. in fact, what the administration has said suggests that w

so the united states has been operating for several years, what jeh johnson, the former general counselof department of defense said, the definition of associated forces, which says other organizations that join the fight alongside the principal group, similar to the way co-belligerence, the terminology used co-belligerence, that they did in world war ii. japan strikes the united states in world war ii and then italy. the battle. and it gives justification to why united states is in conflict with al qaeda. and then another operation out of yemen that joins the fight but what is absent with the white house proposal is the term "co-belligerencey "co-belligerency." so dropping that out draws the suspicion of wait a minute, that's the level, how can we take that out? congress hasn't asked that question, so it would be multiple hearing, but i've never heard that question come from a member of the house member of the senate. in fact what the administration has said without this co-belligerency test, i think it's concern for a slippery slope. what they said before the committee last month, it

the homeland security secretary jeh johnson called this a new era in the country.se of the internet by isis there could be little or no advance warning of so-called lone wolf terrorists attacking here in the u.s. >> we are very definitely in a new environment because of isil's effective use of social media the internet which has the ability to reach into the homeland and possibly inspire others. so our government and our state, local law enforcement are having to do a number of things to address that. >> reporter: on friday the secretary as well as the fbi director held a conference call with state and local officials urging them to beef up their efforts against isis. ana, the homeland security secretary said americans should not feel discouraged going out in public attending sporting events, but tells people to be vigilant in the face of this potential new threat. >> sumlen thank you. >> joining us by skype from florida is retired army lieutenant colonel james reese. it was president george w. bush's former secretary of homeland security who made that comment comp

. >> well, no one not even jeh johnson, denies the organizers of the exhibit and contest have the rightercise their right to free speech but critics say it's important to understand this event was about more than free speech. rabbi rick jacobs says the event was about hatemongering and condemning all muslims. "during the holocaust the nazis went beyond making a social outcast. they slaughtered our people with unspeakable cruelty. because we know so well what it's like to be the outcast, we must never through our deeds or words make others into modern day lepers." the rabbi represents 900 synagogues across the united states and canada. thank you for being here. pam geller says seas not condemning all muslims but the extremists and that's why she held this event to prove there were extremists in this country who were out to destroy our freedom of speech in america. >> the event she organized was protected by free speech and by the first amendment. it was not an event in favor and in support of free speech. she is free to speak her mind. it is offensive and hatemongering and it pollutes ou

. >> we wanted to ask secretary of homeland security jeh johnson about the terror threat but while thehite house put him on another sunday show they declined to make him available to fox viewers. the white house has made a number of guests available to other networks this year while excluding us and you. we did get to interview chief of staff dennis mcdonough and secretary johnson once this year. but only when they appeared on all five networks. when we come back what would you like to ask the panel about the terror threat and new court ruling on government surveillance? go to facebook or twitter. we may use your question on the air. >> to stop the bulk collection of records, i think it's unconstitutional. >> one day, i hope i'm wrong, one day there will be an attack that's successful. and the first question out of everyone's mouth, why didn't we know about it? and the answer better not be because this congress failed to authorize a program that might have helped us know about it. >> two republican senators and presidential candidates rand paul and marco rubio sharply disagreeing over

do they in fact use the jeh johnson standard? the second point i wanted to highlight, also something the colonel touched upon, the sunset clause. just a couple of thoughts about that. one, i wouldn't call it a termination date because the idea is not that authorities will necessarily terminate the ideas that congress will get a second vote. the thought is that there's a three-year time frame three years from now congress should be back at the table reauthorizing and tailering the authorities according to the standard -- what the situation is at the time. some say congress shouldn't be involved because isil morphs. but i think the fact that the organization morphs and the conflict is almost unpredictable is an added reason why we want congress back from the table. not to terminate authorities but re-up authorities. if anything, that's another indication of how to get congress and american public behind the operations if they are just.ified. one argument against having a sunset clause, it sends a signal of weakness to our enemies.

chairman, i should say not only do we have comments from admiral rogers but we heard from jeh johnsonidge and fbi director james comey, dianne feinstein and all these people in the last few days talking about the new risk from isis and these domestic threats and on top of that you raised the threat level at u.s. military bases just over the weekend. is something going on right now? why the immediate ychange? >> they don't have to travel and they can activate twitter followers of isis and send a directive out from syria over the internet and then activate the individuals in the united states. that's precisely what we saw in the garland case. that's the case admiral rogers is correct because we're seeing so much of this internet activity, that's why we're on higher state of alert and every time they send it out, it's targeted at military installations which is why we raised the threat level at the installati installations. >> specifically on what the nsa chief said yesterday. his words scared a lot of folks. it scared me when he said the isis ideology is increasingly resonating with ame

. >>> we wanted to ask homeland security secretary jeh johnson about the security threat, they declined to make him available to fox viewers. the white house has made a number of guests available to other networks this year while excluding us and you. we did get to interview chief of staff dennis mcdonagh and secretary johnson once this year but only when they appeared on all five networks. >>> when we come back, what would you like to ask the panel about the terror threat and the new court ruling on government surveillance? just go to facebook or twitter @foxnewssunday and we may use your question on the air. >>> now you can connect with "fox news sunday" on facebook and twitter. check out exclusive information on facebook and share it with other fox fans and tweet us us @foxnewssunday. be part of the the discussion and weigh in in the discussion every "fox news sunday." >>> i would as president immediately stop the bulk collection of records. i think it's unconstitutional. >> i hope i'm wrong but one day there will be an attack that's successful. the first question out of everyone's m

an hour special on the battle against isis and homeland security jeh johnson talking about challenges in the battle against isis. let's listen to what he said. >> because of the use of the internet, we could have little or no notice in advance of an independent actor attempting to strike. that's why law enforcement at the local level needs to be vigilant and we're reminding them to do that. >> is social media the big game changer that these officials make it sound like? >> it's the place where isis innovated a lot. we have a whole segment on that. they figured out a way to get their message out to a broad number of people. they are well made. they are short. they are designed to go viral. they are so brutal and so shocking that they reach hundreds of millions and then they affect the few thousands moved by this in a positive way. it's weird but it's .1% of the people who watch. they understand the dynamic. it's almost a direct marketing approach. brilliantly. that means that there are going to be people out there who were influenced by this and how you do and how you respond to that i

joined by jeh johnson, national organizer of national black lives matter.com.with marilyn mosby in the moment she is made this dramatic announcement. she did not tell you what she was going to say. you did not know what her decision would be. describe what is but like to be with her and as she made that announcement. >> let me clarify something. official black lives matter.com is different than black lives matter.com. we're focused on what happened here today, which is police brutality. in the moments before those announcements were made there was a tense atmosphere because everyone is looking to see whether or not this is going to reverberate across the nation. the people thought they had a case, the people did have a case. when she came out and made that announcement, you could have seen it like a tidal wave ripple across not only the faces of those folks the journalists and the correspondents, but those of us standing with her, those of us she asked to pray before she went out. a sense that what i'm about to deliver is not only going to be groundbreaking, bu

and that's why you saw homeland security jeh johnson going on television.police chiefs all over the country. so there is a concern. >> are there any specific areas, transportation malls? any specifics to these threats? >> i can't go there to that other than to confirm what you saw on television i guess on friday and saturday when they were talking about how the threat level had been raised to military bases around the country. there is also other concerns which i can't go into but you having that said i believe that we are on to it as much as we can be and talking to different police officials and they are certainly monitoring certain events. >> so let's talk about as much as we can. because that brings us balk to joe's first question. which is there is a certain universe of information floeing back and forth on the internet where there seems to be no control over, you know, very, very, very sharp frightening messages being sent to rae krut people. >> dianene feinstein is saying isis is saying kill kill kill. how can we slow down isis saying kill, kill kill

our exclusive live interview with homeland security secretary jeh johnson. >>> 2016 shakeup.ng big waves. a texas-sized conspiracy theory goes viral, why some think martial law is on the way in the lone star state, the surprising response from the state's governor. >>> and deflate-gate takedown what will happen to super bowl hero tom brady?

and rather than me say it, i can't say it better than what secretary jeh johnson said in the letter. i would like to read this. dear colleagues, this is national police week. this week we honor the sacrifice and commitment of the men and women in law enforcement. we pay special tribute to those who have given their lives in the line of duty and offer support to their families. the past year our department lost two border patrol agents in the line of duty. this week's agents names will be added to the memorial in washington, d.c. i'm also mindful of border patrol agent xavier vega jr. who last august was killed during a robbery while fishing with his family in texas. whatever you are this week, i encourage you to honors to who have chosen the law enforcement profession. i ask everybody here in the hearing room, in honor of those individuals that secretary johnson was commending as well as all of our law enforcement officials that have given their last full measure just if we recognize a moment of silence. thank you. i can actually ask consent to have my opening statement read into the

host: public security secretary jeh johnson yesterday. a question this morning.ow concerned are you about homegrown terrorism? (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001 four republicans. (202) 748-8002 for independents. first up is carl. good morning. caller: i am very concerned about homegrown terrorists. even though we might have to relinquish some of our liberties as far as the government checking on our communications i think that is going to be necessary in the future. one dirty bomb in new york city could play havoc with our economy. i would like to say one more thing. i watch the show every morning. i called in yesterday and the lady interrogated me for about a minute. she told me, i don't hear a question in there and i hung up. is this getting to be the standard operating procedure? to interrogate your callers? i don't understand that. i watch the show every day. i really was kind of offended by the way i was treated on the call. host: sometimes we try to engage our callers. just a note. we do ask that you save comments for every 30 days so that other

i think the statement by jeh johnson is a reflection of that.inistration is trying to do is trying to set expectations for the american people. they're basically saying there's going to be another attack and we need to understand that when it happens. >> beyond understanding what do we have to do? >> we have to do whatever we can to stop guys who went to iraq and syria from coming back to the united states and we have to try to get a better han dal on the self-radicalization that's taking place with these loerch wolfs. >> you write they have a very successful social media cain that campaign. >> it's madison avenue quality. it's very difficult to shut it down because of the nature of the internet. if you shut it dune over here it pops up over here. >> you're concerned about another 9/11 scale attack. after everything we've learn and changed after 9/11 you think something like that scale could happen again? >> one of the things i talk about in the book, one of the keelyy lessons, you have to keep the pressure on them. you make it very difficult fo

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. >> that was homeland security jeh johnson his comments after authorities are trying to learn from last after an attempted attack on a muhammad cartoon contest. senior partner, evan it's great to see you, is this in any moment -- that's what he said any moment type of reality we live in? it would be but it's important to put it in context. not talking about an army hiding in every town. there's a report last week that was a dubious suggesting that isis had cells in this town and that state and doesn't work like that. there are a significant number of isis supporters out there including people who live in the u.s. the problem is these people -- it's typical to tell whether vocal supporters of isis on twitter or whether or not they could be properly motivated and decide to carry out an act of violence and frustration or difficulty here there's enough of these folks and it's hard enough to tell who is who and who is going to put -- put action to words there's too many for law enforcement to monitor every moment of the day. they are saying something could happen and we might not be in a pos

when i asked jeh johnson the question, he said that they do not have a choice. >> is the prime ministerdenial about that? rep. mccaul: his army now is incapable of defeating isis, so he feels out of necessity he has to bring in the shia militias, but they are not helping train and fortify the peshmerga as much as they should. there is a greater issue here. what is the ground source eventually? our guys have to be embedded with the iraqi national army, but the arab nations have a responsibility to their backyard. the arab nations whenever go into syria and iraq to fight isis as long as they know they are helping assad in the process. as long as assad is sitting there. look at yemen. saudi has acat operating freely in yemen. that's ok. they are al qaeda, but they are sunni. houthis come in, saudi wakes up. we have a problem. same dynamic. we need to find a safe exile for mr. assad that can bring a more stable form of government into syria. i don't think we will get the arab league of nations to put in a ground force -- which they could. turkey, egypt, saudi could put in a ground force but

the statement, part of the statement that was just released by the homeland security secretary jeh johnsonion at those simply because of their religious faith. what do you think? you have a statement there, the full statement. apparently they were alerted to this event that was going on in garland, texas. and they started with local state federal authorities to take steps even before they suspected any violence was going took cure. >> that's right. the federal state and locals were working closely. garland police department which has the jurisdiction in this case worked with the event organizers and the venue, the people that control that venue for months. they planned this thing. what we've seen well-planned defensive alignment of personnel and then very capable, very well trained police officers at the outer perimeter that stopped these guys right at the checkpoint. we had the paris attack gunmen with automatic weapons, policemen were killed. attack in copenhagen. automatic weapons with the bad guys policemen killed. two guys again assault rifles automatic weapons and one police officer

secret service is proud to note its own sergeant technician william muir was presented by secretary jeh johnson the secretary's award for valor which is awarded for displays of expression -- exceptional courage. as the chairman mentioned he pulled the next in an victim from the baltimore-washington parkway accident. it was later determined that the victim would have been unable to extricate himself without his help. we are exceptionally proud of him today. we are proud for him coming in 30th in the scranton marathon last much -- last month. mr. roth, we are here to talk about failures of the secret service though. it is a dour duty that you have to talk about the downside is in the things we've seen in the secret service. your report concludes, and i quote, "both connelly and ogilvie had a duty to report this incident to their superiors but did not do so." is there a policy requiring them to self-report incidents of this nature? mr. roth: yes, there is. rep. cartwright: can you explain the policy? mr. roth: i'm simply rating from the manual that secret service has. any incident in which an empl