that's not jihad. that's chaos. that's fasad. that's evil. that's not jihad. the jihad that i am calling you to be a part of is a koranic jihad based upon the prophetic methodology. our jihad that i want all of us to join -- are you listening, donald trump? sean hasity, take notes? are you list -- hannity, take notes. are you listening? our jihad will be to speak the truth even if you lie. our jihad will be to behave with dignity in the face of your crudeness. our jihad will be to counter your ignorance with education. our jihad will be to respond to your bigotry, your hatred, you are islamaphobia with kindness, love and compassion. our jihad will be to stand for justice, to fight alongside the oppressed, the preach the truth to power, especially to preach the truth toify rancal power because our prophets of allah said that that is the greatest jied half. -- jihad. our jihad, brothers and sisters, will attempt to make america great again. by demonstrating to the world our beloved prophet was. [speaking

i ask all of you to join me in an american muslim jihad. [applause]. what will our jihad be?l, for sure sure it is not going to be this pseudo- jihad, of violence and bloodshed, of isis and al qaeda. that is not jihadist, that is chaos. that's evil, that is not she hide. the jihad jihad that i am calling you to be a part of is a koran jihadist based upon the prophetic methodology, our jihad that i want all of us to join, are you listening donald trump? sean hannity take notes. our jihad, are you listening islam of folks? will be to respond to your evil with good. our jihad will be to seek the truth even if you lie. seek the truth even if you like. our jihad will be to behave with dignity in the face of your crudeness. our jihad will will be to counter your ignorance with education. our jihad will be to respond to your bigotry, your hatred, your islam a phobia a phobia with love, kindness, and compassion. our jihad will be to stand for justice, to fight alongside the oppressed, to preach the truth to power, especially to preach the truth to to radical power because they said t

remember what it is called, settlement jihad, civilizational jihad.e's another one in the sequence. how did we get here? everybody wonders that. by the way, i've been on a book tour for the last two or three months, i came from eight states in the midwest, and i found out there are three reasons why people in america are upset. the first reason is because it is an upsetting topic. i mean that's understandable. however way you approach it, when you begin to really grasp and apprehend what the goals and strategies and tactics of the global islamic movement are, it's an upsetting topic. just study history, that's upsetting enough. the next reason people are upset is why nobody told them this before. how come we're 15 years down the road and we still don't know the basics about the ideology of the global islamic movement? all we ever hear is white washing and subjective definitions that nobody can ever define because, by the way, it is impossible to define terms when you base policies on tactics. countering violent extremists is a tactic, not a strategy.

they use island and -- they use violent and stealth jihad. the stealth part is what i am afraid of the most. of time how they penetrate into american society, invisibly. being the cancer that eats away at our values and will to fight. they will lie to deceive their enemies. they have a word for it. it is ok in their religion if they can help promote the objectives. feel free to life. -- feel free to lie. what we need to do today, and what pastors and others have asked you to do, is that we have to recognize. we have to recognize there is only one place where this can happen. we need to strongly and clearly state that america will not turn its back on those that are affected by this evil. what are the threats? the number one threat is america needs to stand up and declare we will not turn our back on israel. [applause] the leader of that hezbollah has stated that there is no solution to the arab-israeli conflict except with the disappearance of israel. if they all gather in israel, it will save us the trouble of going after them worldwide. if

his name is jihad abu wa'el dhiab. states saysunited in the media, human rights, human rights, human rights. i never had human rights. never, never, never. amy: released to uruguay, he is currently on a hunger strike to push for his demand to be allowed to leave uruguay in order to reunite with his family. we will also speak with his lawyer, with a lawyer, ramzi kassem, who helped negotiate the deal to get dhiab and others released to uruguay. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in north carolina, charlotte-mecklenburg police have released two videos of tuesday's police shooting of 43-year-old african-american keith lamont scott. one of the videos is from a police dashboard camera and the other from an officer's body camera. the dashboard camera video shows scott exiting his vehicle and taking steps backwards with his arms at his sides. police fire four shots at scott and he falls to the ground. the body camera video shows scott on the gro

their outreach partners are the ones who say the job in civilization is jihad. let's get through the last couple slide. we know who the brotherhood is. we know that these other people are the outreach partners for the government. so i would like to take a look at the political warfare slide because this is the insurgency model. why am i putting this up here? i'm jumping to my own conclusions. if we saw what they were doing and the intelligence officer watching something going on in europe or asia we would see that looksay thatlooks like an insur. okay. political warfare is about creating the state where the other side has people, technical skills, propaganda and th in tha and they create operation at the political, violent, nonviolent and the international sphere. so if you see that's what they are doing what you have to do is recognize that at a strategic level and counter it. but you have to recognize that. what i think is interesting is the reason i talk about this model as it should convince people that there is such a thing as it being called a model withou

stop the jihad. it doesn't matter the trade name isis, al qaeda, al shabaab, all of them are just different trade names for these tran chieszs from hell, all of them pushing the same product. here's how to stop the jihad. it's not enough to condemn the strongest terms or beg for more time, stand shoulder to should, that's bologna and the jihadis know it. number two, they're all jihadis. pledge to stop the jihad. the commander in chief has to lead the leaders to known jihadi safe lands. number four, they have to be killed. a number five, forge a sunni cured egyptian saudi force to end the syrian civil war and keep the peace. number six, the next commander in chief has to break the iran nuclear deal. it will deny a hot button issue to all jihadi. number seven, keep gitmo open, stop the unvetted refugees from entering the united states and start a public diplomacy program, radio liberty, radio freedom. and finally, america's mayor was right, reactivate the surveillance programs like commissioner kelly c

it's jihad. it's not genocide. it's jihad. that's what it is, jihad and genocide fostered by progressives who belittle my people's rights to exist in an independent jewish commonwealth. how about that former dutch premiere who just recently said jews should have had a state in germany. as my mother would have said, been there, done that. belittle israel's right to exist. those of us who speak on behalf of jewish rights slie s silencee college campuses. you all read what happened recently at syracuse university. politicians who seek reproachments with the worst offenders of liberty and human rights in the world. and journalists, if you can call them that, who eric is not one of these journalists. he is the an tiffsis of what we see in the world with newspapers, radio, journalist whose employ historical revisionism to blame the victim instead of the perpetrator. this is the world we live in. this is what we jews have dealt with for 2,300 years. i have 20 minutes to take 2,300 years, to take 1,400 years, to take 70 years and give

here now the author of "defeating jihad," dr. sebastian gorka.clapper, comey, brennan, if you look at the names, stein beck, mcall, all said isis will infiltrate. trump is listening and saying, okay, if they're going to infiltrate we better vet them. why are hillary clinton and barak obama willing to gamble with the lives of americans, because that's what they're doing? why would they be willing to do that? >> it is part of their ideology, sean. remember, these are people shaped by the one world, multiculturalism. these are post-modern secularists. they think it is unfair to close our borders. we had the former secretary of homeland security state recently that our borders should be porous, there should be no such thing as anti-borders. it is not about national security, sean, it is about ideology. it is about one-world multiculturalism. >> what is ideology except if you don't listen to these top intelligence officials saying, yeah, isis will infiltrate, then if they come in and they kill americans, then don't you bear part of the responsibility

if you to be inspiring young french women, who have already joined the jihad in iraq and syria.he arrest of three women suspected of planning a terrorist attack has reinforced the danger of women in reinforced borders. >> they aren't victims, they haven't been brainwashed. often it is the women who know the religion better than their husbands. these are women who are strong and the example from yesterday shows their desire to be part of the action. 1 >> among france's most wanted fugitives, wife of the author of the deadly paris attack. more than just a supportive spouse, she played an active role in the planning of the january 15 attacks around paris. in the aftermath she fled to syria. ,nother face of female terror the november 13 mastermind -- and of a 13 attack mastermind. in march, two miners were arrested after being reported on social networks. they were planning attacks similar to those on november 13. as of now 12 young girls have been charged in french terror plots. least one of the three women in custody in connection with these development was already known to the fr

>> well, there is no question that there are people around who are willing to join the jihad.ired whether it's al qaeda in the past or isis today. and to the extent that isis is around, strong, acting, and doing the propaganda it does, yes. that helps to encourage lone wolves. but, the idea that it's somehow in obama's hands, i think is, a gross exaggeration. what's in america's hands is whether to pursue a serious war against isis to destroy it. in the absence of that, they will always be lone wolves. even in the presence of that, even if you succeed there always will be. but it will be diminished and that's what we want. >> the president said today is he not going to change. is he going to do the methodical, as you put it, slow campaign. >> unless you want to invade with 100,000 troops, i don't see any alternative. >> you are getting together though and they could do it. >> what's the trump alternative? i haven't heard that one yet. >> maybe we will on monday. charles krauthammer, everybody. when we come right back, mark steyn, travel to france and get a first-hand look at t

we should have been following postings and radical islamic jihadism. how they want to commit jihad. same thing in orlando. but pc police unfortunately led by democrats. that will not be the case under trump presidency. liz: boris epshteyn, thank you very much for your time. don't forget to tune into fox business with lou dobbs who has interview with donald trump. 7:00 p.m. eastern time. don't miss it. >>> estimated 40% of clinton foundation donors got advisory positions at hillary clinton's state department. we'll bring you details on that. there is new evidence connecting bill clinton's $100,000 speeches and clinton foundation favors. we'll show you that too. that is next. don't go away. ♪ they say a lot of things about rain. like how hard it's a-gonna fall. the things it does to your parade. we've got a saying about rain too: when it rains...it roars. the all-wheel-drive lineup from dodge. domestic. not domesticated. now get 20 percent off msrp cash allowance for an average of $6,400 in savings on select 2016 journey crossroad models in dealer stock. anything worth pursuing hard w

jihad. you have a state actor, the oic. our people don't know it exists and they're putting treaties in the united nations that redefine core doctrines. the dawa entity is the preparation stage. it's the place where they try to convert or bring over. it's also more better understood, especially with the brotherhood mission as a subversion phase. the penetration phase. okay. why does the brotherhood say they're not going to be violent? because when they want to be violent they create a splinter to become violent. they operate in the preparation stage. and, of course, groups like al qaeda and isis. i should point out it distinguishes them in some degree from the brotherhood in that regard. what you have is if we understand all three of those groups all agree their goal is reestablish the call fight and the implementation of sharia law we understand what they're paying off each other is a common understanding of that. >> last question. >> in the splinter movement theory. >> and all of that is explained in your book. "catastrop

as for the jihad, it should have been defeated a long time ago.g leader would have done that or am i wrong? and that's the memo. next on the rundown, donald trump holds a closed meeting for some religious leaders today. we will tell you what happened in there. and then later, mr. trump says america is falling apart and a fatal train accident in new jersey today maybe proof of that. those reports after these messages. our eyes they have a 200-degree range of sight which is good for me hey! and bad for the barkley twins. take care of all your most important parts with centrum. upgraded to our most d3 ever. ♪ spending the day with my niece. that make me smile. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentur

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they reject the us many i'm will army, reject all jihad. we start to say it's a are wah against jihad rather than violence, we're in the going to fix the sas long as we say it's violent jihad instead of violence. >> i appreciate you joining us and keep us posted. >> we're going to take a quick break and come back with more after this. bl bl >>> thousands gathering in celebration as president obama officially dedicates the national museum of african-american history and culture. it's the newest smithsonian event. here's the very latest about this grand celebration from d.c. >> a special day to say the least from president obama, as he was joined by former president george w. bush and the chief justice of the united states john roberts and opening this latest smithsonian museum. it was interesting to watch the president and a number of names and faces that you would know and recall, will smith, stevie wonder, patty labelle and others celebrating a long journey that african-americans have had and made in this country, but also the american pro

the way of salvation islam is that the muslim can fight in jihad and as his blood is shed in jihad; his sins are redeemed through his own blood. what i saw in the bible was that i do not have to die for the cause of allah or islam. that god already offered his son on my behalf, i don't have to give my son to die, or myself to die. god has already done it for all of us." and he accepted christ as his savior. what a wonderful, wonderful born again man he is now. you know friends, it's wonderful that anyone can be saved who will open their heart to the lord like walid did, saying lord, i know that you are the only way - that's why you became calvary, to wash away my sins - not cover them, but wash them away. and when we die, we go directly to be with the lord and one day he's going to also take our bodies. jack, you're going to elaborate more on this in the future, aren't you? oh, i'll tell you, god has stirred me up, and for the new year - 2017 - i'm going to do all these pages. i had 15 pages of notes that will really strengthen you in the faith and show you what's really going to happen

why don't they have it for full ly when jihadism is flourishing? for successes in pushing back isis on the battlefields and they have been pushed become but the problem is isis and other jihadist groups and other groups that are associated with radical islam that have not gone the full giant jihad are doing well. we have not been able to contain it. can you not fight back against radical islam cultural war, warfare through refugees and the rape jihad in munich on new year's eve or the stabbing in israel. that does not work if you depend on fighting al-qaeda and isis and using drops. we have not gone to how to fight against radical islam. all the u.n. was established under roosevelt, trying to prevent this. >> right. it has failed. there is a tremendous amount of disgruntled by both parties. i don't want to just house on president obama we have had two presidencies, one democrat and one republican that is not getting its arms around the threat. the u.n. is much more dysfunctional, still, and the john acibly with all of the countries it is the lowest

also joining us is the author of "defeating jihad, dr. gorka is with us. the professor of strategy and irregular warfare. you jeust heard, j.v. team, they're contained. we see the victims that we interviewed earlier. what does the president and hillary not understand about this evil in our time? >> sean, they don't understand the reality. the war is real, and the war is here. the war is here. the victims are here. this is a threat that is real and is escalating every day. isis makes between $2 million and $4 million every 24 hours. it has captured larger than the uk with 6 million people living on their territory and has recruited 8,000 jihadis. >> and every 84 hours there's another attack. >> so there's this hell hole in iraq and syria. outside of the battle zone, every 84 hours since june, there's been a jihadi attack somewhere. >> donald trump, i know he gets beat up by the media, but he says he's going to have extreme vetting, and he's going to build a wall. who's going to pay for it? >> by the way, that's a little bit of a different subject. >> but it

gosh, author of "defeating jihad," that was a great joke. he's funny and deep like a hole filled with clown blood, writer and comedian, david angelo. her idea of a good time is a bad time, national review reporter, kat demp. and finally, she's so big it took five storks to deliver him, wrestler, tyrus. but first -- it's true. finally, donald versus hillary, hillary versus donald. i haven't been this exciting for a monday night since they canceled "designing women." 100 million people are expected to watch as the polls show a race that's tighter than channing tatum's ass. you know what they say. >> stakes are high. >> the stakes in this election have never been higher. >> the stakes are high. >> a high-stakes showdown. >> the stakes couldn't be higher. this is what america's been waiting for. >> stakes, eh? the stakes are high, as high as gary johnson. >> who we are and what we've done, and based on that, i can for the whole debate and not say anything. >> she is so turned on. i think we found our new president. but, you know, gary may be on

including a reference to wanting to carry out jihad, hoping that he's able to carry out jihad before the fbi is able to catch him. he makes reference to the people of ft. hood in texas and as well as what he refers to his brother'sibrother osa'osama bin laden. the fbi recovered evidence that he bought the components used for these bombs on ebay: common things you could easily buy. and he bought them in the last couple of months in june and july. was able to buy these on ebay. so he's been planning this a while. we previously reported that he bought multiple flip phones, were the phones that are believed to have been used to carry out or to at least be attached. >> as the triggers. >> for the triggers to these devices. >> as even is talking about here. we're learning he was buyi citrc acid. circuit boards. and hardened lead milling balls and all of this on ebay. all of this going to the same address. appears he really was living in this home atop of the family chicken restaurant. and yet none of this triggered anything. >> yeah, exactly erin, the problem is we've been promised with th

but the roots of this jihad runs deeper than most realize. >> we represent everything they hate. >> they "american idol" at night and the next morning there is suicides going. >> that's next on war stories investigates, jihad.

jihad. and the very process of making the language and discussion sound academic is at the point at which it becomes a lie. and it's just information. because the very next slide talks about the motivation. and what are they telling you? it's all of this nonsense. you could read that and say well you could see where you could put isis in there but my point is you'd have to do that. what are they making a point of not doing? they're not talking about this. ladies and gentlemen, we are at war. we are at war with an enemy that openly declares himself. they identify their strategies and write them in english because they convinced you that if you read them they don't mean anything because there's a thousand different interpretations of islam but more importantly they got your government to fire you. they got your media outlet, if you're a reporter, to fire you if you should just happen to decide to read what al qaeda says when they say they're going to kill you and point out that they did it. th

so for many -- for the young generation, jihadism is a way to you respond to people who has lost his roots and also who are feeling -- who feel to be lost in the globalization. 21st century will be spiritual, but will not. and i think it's true. if we want to fight with success daesh and al qaeda, it is, of course, with military measure, but also with spiritual answer because if the 19th century was a century of the social civil war, 20th century is the century of the ideological world like the spanish civil war. the 21 century is a war of the -- it's a century of the identity civil war and including religious war. thank you. >> professor alexander, thank you for inviting me and thank you for the timely conference. i would like to reflect on the generational challenge of islamist terrorism through the case study of turkey. and my take home message will be an equal system approach. that is, islamist terrorists interaction with other violent or nonviolent groups, movements, national or transnational institutions do matter as much as their own internal dynamics. so that's going to be my

taking a look at violent and jihad. we've probably got the largest database anywhere in the world on the threat from radical jihadists as it poses that threat against the united states. for years, steve and the investigative project has been a tool that has been utilized by various law enforcement agencies including the fbi, the department of justice, and these types of agencies to gather information as they were looking at understanding the threat from radical jihad and as they were working on cases that potentially they were going to prosecute. so we spent a lot of time on the dark, not the darkside but in the dark area of gathering intelligence on the threat here. and i'm glad to be here because as we've talked with brigitte, we believe there's a tremendous opportunity to take the

me establishing a run game is important and crucial for this game. >> reporter: with jihad being outhat kind of roll do you want him to have with the team. >> he is one who respects, and looks up, instead of sulking, he did a great job of coaching the young guys and talking about what he saw, there were things we can do better, that you can recognize right away. he showed leadership in willing to be vocal even though he didn't play in the game. you can't have too many leaders on the football team. >> reporter: coming up after this we'll take you inside a practice and listen to the one of the coaches mike duff. >> cherry guys over here, white guys, white team, over here, let's go! ♪ ♪ welcome back to temple football play book, ducis rogers alongside head coach matt rhule. again you have stoney brook at 1:00 p.m. they won their game against north dakota 4th quarter, blocked the punt for a touchdown. offense, defense, special teams, how important will special teams be this week? >> they will be vitally important. we had big moments where we kicked long field goals we blocked a punt. we

barack obama and hillary clinton will not acknowledge islamic jihadism is the fundamental problem with how we approach terrorism in this country and the fact that they're unwilling to recognize there's a war on rad islamic jihadism says a lot. >> why isn't donald trump sharing with the american people the plan that we all know he doesn't have? >> look, hillary clinton has shown time and time again that all of her plans on foreign policy just don't work, mark. >> all right, guys, we enjoyed the back and forth between the two of you, we know there's going to be quite a bit of back and forth on monday night, the presidential debate, when clinton and trump face off. we want to know what you think of both candidates in terms of what they have to do, what they can expect, is there going to be more of a positive tone? some negative attacks? >> hillary clinton has to come clean and at least be honest with the american people for a change, she needs to stop lying about the e, she nee-mae-mail, come clean on benghazi. donald trump on the other hand, launched his campaign by and through the debat

to people there's an article on a great website called war on the rocks and it's called the coming jihadrussia and it's about the soft under belly of terrorism that basically is filtering up through the ranks of russia. it's not just america that has this problem but civilization. >> you always give viewers reading material with every single comment. eric. >> sounds good. good to go. >> we need more resources and more imagination to win. >> deadly force. >> okay. >> we could keep it going. >> let's take a break. howard dean is trying to make himself relevant again. did he cross the line, get it because of cocaine with this accusation about donald trump? that's next. when a moment turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hyp

they choose the life of jihad.in many cases we saw this way back years ago with richard reed, with the tsarnaev brother, they traveled to asia, either pakistan or afghanistan or caucuses in the case of the tsarrnaev older brother where they come in contact with organizations and receive often training in how to make eid's and handle weapons. none of this should surprise anybody, trish. trish: is the answer in trying to combat this, we are looking at your passport, you are of this particular decent and seem to be traveling to pakistan, afghanistan, now you're getting flagged? how do you know? >> well, you have to have tactical awareness of the individual and what they're doing. we now have reports, this man was blatant in antiamericanism and home phobia -- homophobia and you have him going for extended periods that should be a red flag which should be intelligence interview when coming back. trish: profiling? >> yes, it's -- when you're looking for a 6'3 white robber you don't hassle african-american grandmothers. j

. >> reporter: so you did get jihad thomas back last week, what a boost for the team. how great did it feel to have him back. >> he is one of our most competitive players, first time he touched the ball he scored a touchdown. he try to move him all over the field and give him the ball in a lot of different ways. >> the goal this week is to get past that penn state loss and refocus, how tough is that to do? >> it's not tough at all we've been in this situation plenty of time. last year, notre dame, my freshman year we had tougher losses for fordham and things le that. we can't dwelling on our -- can't dwell on our loss. we fought really hard and they played a good game. >> you get in the endzone anne become the 5th leading scorer in temple historical. >> it means a lot they trust to put the ball in my hands in situations like that. i seen on twitter, it's a great opportunity i'm proud of it, i don't take it for granted, i'm happy to be in the position to get the ball in my hands and do something with it. how important is it to get the run game going against charlotte. >

phenomen phenomenon, once riots influence law we trade civil society for mob rule and whether it's jihadismor riot, the left and its compliant media are handicapped by their own belief the system somehow deserves it. add to that network cameras, which attract crowds like moth to a flame, adding drama, adrenalin and less patience. should we adjust to a time when justice was instant? if so than it's over for everyone. president! >> rioting, looting, effective way to bring about change? >> no and it's funny because we talked about protesting. colin kaepernick, that's a protest. disagree, agree, you respect the protest. what happened in charlotte, regardless of whatever the video shows means absolutely nothing because these people, and unfortunately because i'm african-american, for some reason, why i get connected to this, this was not a protest. this is a hate crime. they should always know charged with hate crimes. they destroyed their city. they dragged white people into parking lots and beat the hell out of them and threw rocks on cars, and stole cars. they weren't looking for justice ask

journal writings discuss jihad, praise anwar al awlaki, osama bin laden. are authorities thinking he acted alone or with help now? >> i asked the yesterday and they don't have evidence of support yet, but they certainly haven't eliminated that possibility. as you look at this, the idea that he blew up two days before the attack in a backyard a pretty loud explosive. this opens the question of, how did someone not hear, see, suspect at that point. so, if it's not active support. did someone know something that they didn't share with authorities. >> they found this journal on as rantings. sorts of described- let me read a portion of it, the sounds of the bombs will be heard on the streets, gun shots to your police, death to your ooppressio oppression. it turns out that his dad thought he was more extreme or radicalized and he alerted police and the fbi looked into this. what they didn't talk to rahami himself, why not? >> one of the reasons is you're talking about a criminal complaint here. in the case we're discussing a domestic dispute and fbi goes to talk

. >> the author of "defeating jihad, the winnable war", is with us p.i'm not looking for to the next two to five years. what's your assessment of that? >> there will be a terrorist diaspora sometimes in the next two to five years that we've never seen before. we must prepare ourselves and our western allies. when isil is reduced to an insurgency and the killers flow out, they'll try to come here to try to kill innocent people. we have to keep our eye an it and try to be ready for it. >> the author of "defeating jihad, the winnable war", is with us p. i'm not looking for to the next two to five years. what's your assessment of that? >> i think director comey in this case is absolutely correct. there will be a terrorist diaspora. i'm not so optimistic about how soon we will squeeze isis in the region. but if you look at the region, isis recruited more than 85,000 jihadis. of those at least 35,000 are not iraqis or syrians. they are from outside the battle zone and at least 6,000 of the isis fighters are westerners, americans, brits, and people not on pass

and an intelligence surge if we can kill jihad a johnny in a roundabout in rocker. a rocca.rom where the headquarters is. he's driving that. we can kill them wherever they are. we know exactly where they are let's go get them. wipe out their headquarters cut off their food supply cut off any other lifeline and you say were not doing that precisely. and you also said the muslim community it needs to step up and take responsibility for their members who are so bloodthirsty into the brutality of their own faith and when she say step up and call out your members? >> i think that's exactly what we ought to do. what we see any about the new york and new jersey. attacks. and let's call it what it is. it is radical islam. why is it important the president used a violent extremism today. st. cloud minnesota the new york city to new jersey. those five attacks this weekend were radical islam. that's why it's important to call it what it is. it matters because islamic state is in the name. they are basically cheerlead it and applauded as alliance of allah. they're given religious backin

the jihad is not going to succeed. that i think is what this administration simply never understands. everything is soft. everything is ideological. nothing matters on the ground. everything hinges on what happens on the ground. >> there is something about the emotion of delivery and internalizing what people at home feel about the terrorist threat. you saw a difference, i think, in how hillary clinton said we don't -- we don't lawyhear her we're going to smash isis, perhaps in reaction to donald trump's -- >> you know, in watching this entire campaign, you really start to form the impression that these two candidates are addressing two different -- almost with every other issue, two different audiences who see the world through two very difference lens. on the republican side, there's an exiffif a -- the emphasis on force and this hard power side of the story. over on the democratic side the emphasis is don't overreact, don't go too far, don't reach for the hammer. these are two different world views in competition no

he was an extremely glibbed spokesman for jihad. he sounds like you and me, american accent.to people, particularly young people, and you know five years after he was killed by u.s. drone, his voice lives on. it's out there. they got them on computers and cell phones and listen. >> the anniversary of his death is when? >> september 30. may ibe significant. maybe this was in revenge. >>> an unarmed black man is shot to death by police, this time, the whole thing caught on camera, now one of the presidential candidates is weighing in on it. ut there. no one surface... no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. lease the c300 for $369 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. there's a moment of truth. and now with victoza® a better moment of proof. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill, which didn'

and, you know, the brother also has posted jihadist photos, calling people to jihad on a website.know, i think it's too early to say that, you know, the family is totally separate from these activities. i have no indication that they are involved at this point at all. however, i would be very surprised if the fbi was ruling that out? all right, martha, as always, we thank you. factor tip of the day, americans who do not, do not cooperate with police. the tip moments away. there are two billion people who don't have access to basic banking, but that is changing. at temenos, with the microsoft cloud, we can enable a banker to travel to the most remote locations with nothing but a phone and a tablet. everywhere where there's a phone, you have a bank. now a person is able to start a business, and employ somebody for the first time. the microsoft cloud helped us to bring banking to ten million people in just two years. it's transforming our world. test test >>> factor tip of the day, cooperating with the police or not? but first woe are out here in los angeles, in support of killing th

i suspect that we will find that he is a jihadist and he carried out an act of jihad and it's a real problem in this country with lone wolves. as much as we suspected that it might become and it has. i want to say one other thing. i think new york city did us all proud. from the governor to the mayor to the police to the fbi, to everybody that was involved. the quickness and the solidity with which the city moved was truly impressive and the fact the people are all together and strong and resilient came through loud and cheer all across america. >> i think i would add the law enforcement authorities in new jersey as well. they did an excellent job. there were bombing attempts in new jersey and new york. the diary that you referred to, supposedly there were references to the boston marathon bombing attack. we know one of the sites he went after was the seaside park in new jersey. there was a five kilometer race that was supposed to happen but it was delayed. that was before the, the bombs were to go off. >> i can't anxious it based on what i know right now. whether that's correct or n

the fact we have an administration won't say radical jihadism, won't say radical terrorism tells youything you need to know. if this is brought up at the debate it is ample opportunity for donald trump to show the juxtaposition. sandra: keep it on the same topic. white house press secretary josh earnest getting criticism for saying we are fighting a quote, war of narratives against isis. he made the comments on cnn and msnbc. then was asked about it on "america's newsroom" on fox news channel yesterday. watch. >> what's important in the context of political debate is to remember that isil is trying to assert a narrative, that they represent the religion of islam in a war against the west and in a war against the united states. that is a mythology. that is a falsehood. that is not true. that is a bankrupt ideology that they are trying to wrap into the cloak of islam. it is important that we don't play into that narrative. sandra: republican vp nominee mike pence not having it. >> i'm not sure that hillary clinton and barack obama know that we're at war. the white house spokesman today

the entries contain praise for isis and al qaeda leaders as well as talk of jihad, bombs and u.s. oppression. we're also following the tense situation in charlotte, north carolina. bracing for a possible repeat of violence that rocked the city overnight. clashes with police broke out as hundreds of people protested the deadly shooting of an african-american days after a similar incident in tulsa, oklahoma. the issue is front and center on the campaign trail as donald trump and hillary clinton both court black voters. we're covering that with our guests. including mike mccaul. he held up a copy of the bomb suspect's journal during a hearing on terrorism today. our correspondents and our expert analysts are also standing by. beginning with cnn national correspondent deborah feyerick for more on the investigation into the new york bomb attack. deb, what's the latest? >> reporter: wolf, we want to update you on the status of the terror suspect. he remains unconscious and intubated. fbi agents are with him 24/7. it doesn't appear he'll be going anywhere anytime soon. he is still healin

will likely have more questions for some of his siblings, who law enforcement sources say, posted pro jihad comments on social media. federal officials believe the glock 19 he used in the shoot-out with police was bought in virginia during a visit to see his younger brother. >> they knew something was going on, or they should have known something was going on and they should have >> reporter: rahami's wife escorted back to the u.s. by an air marshall, whisked off the plane by the fbi for questioning. she has not been named a suspect. rahami's entire family remains under the microscope, in a case that's still wide open. a key question for investigators tonight remains, where were those bombs assembled? not here at the family home, they believe. they say the man that can answer that question, won't be medically cleared to make a judge for quite >> miguel almaguer, thank you. troubling questions being raised over whether warning signs were missed before last weekend's bombings. an nbc news investigation has revealed potential red flags going back several years. nbc's senior investigative corre

jihadism is a contagion spread by terror. it's about going -- matching our story with their story. >> can i interrupt to mock you? >> sure. >> didn't you go after john kerry for saying this a few weeks ago? >> i did. i said that -- i'm trying to remember what i said. i mocked him as well. >> yes, yes. >> but it's about -- it is about -- it's a war of narratives in a way. but the problem is that over the last four decade, the left has destroyed our narrative. america is no longer an exceptional country. you can provide the narrative against isis. we're supposed to say -- this is the greatest country ever. but we have academiacademic, me telling -- deconstructing our country as evil. it's no longer a surprise that people sit during the national anthem. >> you can say anything you want. hindsight is 20/20. how can we improve our foresi t foresight? the father said my son stabbed my other son and he is not on a watch list. >> there has been a lot of domestic terrorist attacks. they contain similar components. suspicious travel. t

and we get together and join jihad and fight the united states. and i say i'm the united states.re's no washo, boosh, you don't come and tell us what we're going do. i go into a -- run by the shia. these are the toughest guys in baghdad. we don't want you coming in here to tell us how to run our country. so there was not a great up arising that was going to occ r occur. >> it took the democratic party arguably 24 years, 25 years to recovery from vietnam. to be trusted again with national security in the election of bill clinton in 92. even though carter got in there. he baishl got in there and it only reinforced the perception that democrats can't handle national security. how can -- the republican party is still hasn't recoveried from the iraq war. >> democrat did well in '74. >> they did but we were water gate elections. >> i think parties recovery quickly. what doesn't recovery maybe is the position. the position that america should be intervening abroad. there is a sweet spot between too much intervention and too little. we've swung from here to here and it's become the party