. >> i assume if you are president the goal is to defeat the jihad, correct? that's the goal. correct. >> now, would you cede as i said last night, that you need arab muslim nations to help the united states defeat the jihad? would you cede that? >> no, i don't. >> you don't? >> i think it would be very helpful. no. helpful. >> how does it help then if you say to the king of jordan you and all your people can't come here for a while until i sort it out. saudi arabia, morocco, egypt, their government is cooperating against isis with us. turkey, their government is letting us land planes there. how is that helpful to ban people from all of those countries from coming here? it doesn't seem to be helpful to defeating the jihad. >> when you say their governments are letting us, we are paying a very big price to have governments let us do anything. >> people don't have to allow us to use bases in turkey. >> excuse me, we are ató;s ing a very big price. everything we get we pay a big price for. we get nothing for nothing. i watched president obama's speech last week. it was a disgrac

so this jihad from outside came back. religion is the binding factor for these kids. >> rudy, the film maker of my jihad. it airs on sunday on al jazeera at 10:00 eastern. that is our show, the news continues here on al jazeera america. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. >> what, as if there were no cameras here, would be the best solution? >> this goes to the heart of the argument. >> to tell you the stories that others won't cover. how big do you see this getting? getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> we're here to provide the analysis... the context... and the reporting that allows you to make sense of your world. >> ali velshi on target.

so this jihad from outside came back. religion is the binding factor for these kids. >> rudy, the film maker of my jihad. it airs on sunday on al jazeera at 10:00 eastern. that is our show, the news continues here on al jazeera america. >> ali velshi on target. >> on "america tonight": who were they? investigators on the search for an explanation. and a few contacts the san bernardino killers had in the community, tell "america tonight" what they know. >> educated ignorant people who do those things. he was very educated. >> our investigation from san bernardino and where the trail may lead. >>> and, million dollar blocks. >> black women are left to hold the fort down as we say. >>he

as part of the global jihad. they want to change your religion. i don't think so. i don't think so. i don't think so. not going to happen. as part of the global jihad, and 51% of those polled agreed that muslims in america should have the choice of being govern according to sharia. you know what sharia is. 51%. sharia authorizes -- and look, this is -- i mean, it's terrible. sharia authorizations such atrocities as murder against nonbelievers who won't convert beheadings and more unthinkable acts that pose great harm to americans, especially women. i mean, you look, especially women. >> so, jeff, you can hear the crowd there, the reaction. this idea is well received by a number of people in that crowd. >> it was, without a doubt, don. not the entire crowd stood and applauded, but boy, a lot of the people in the crowd should did. we talked to several of them before and afterward. there is a sense of anger and fear and frustration in the wake of the san bernardino shooting. they believe political correctness has sort of run amuck. that's why they're drawn to donald trump in the first

so it's very established in the realm of jihadism. we know from research conducted by one of the world's leading scholars, that 30% of individuals involved in radical groups are female. going back to camel tigers, palestinian suicide bombers, people in the kurdish groups and chechnians have long included women. >> they're supposed to be subservient, that the women can't drive cars. now we have them strapped up with ak-47s. >> what you are describing is the western construct of the muslim woman. i've lived in saudi arabia, and including having to work as a physician there and wear a veil. so i understand that the veil looks like oppression of women and in some cases are, but many times are not. this woman we are discovering was fairly highly educated, which matches mohammed atar, omar sheikh who beheaded daniel pearl, she's nofferent. so we've had 15 or 16 years to get used to this idea of jihadism in the united states. >> it's interesting, it's our version of what we think makes someone subservient. but going to war in this new terror

these are people who believe only in jihad. they don't want our system. they don't want our system and have no sense of reason or respect for human life. they have no respect for human life. that's all right. he sounds like he's very exhausted. it's all right. yeah. he's tired. so, they have no respect for human life. so we have to do something. now, we can be weak. we can be ineffective. we can be foolish. it's all right. that's all right. i'm sure he's a nice person. i'm sure he can be reasoned with. be very gentle. you know, whenever i'm tough, the press says, oh, he was nasty! whenever i say, be very gentle, they say, he's not as strong as we thought he was. can't win. so i try and cut it down the middle. i try and cut it down. be very nice. >> donald trump tonight speaking before a crowd in south carolina, being interrupted by one of several protesters who interrupted his speech there tonight. in this case, he was interrupted while explaining his proposal that all muslims should be banned from entering the united states on any form of visa, as immigr

and they don't want jihad.t to open doors and opportunity for jihad and isis to come in and set up bases of operation legally, and at taxpayer expense right here in america and have a repeat of san bernardino and paris and some of the other attacks that we've seen. so we're going to continue this fight, and we will keep going with every fiber in our body to continue to try this. >> leif, does it bother you saz someone who served his country with gun in hand in a uniform to hear hillary clinton describe anyone with your father's point of view as a bigot? >> it certainly does. it's incredibly naive and foolish to think the terrorists aren't going to be exploiting this program. i applaud my dad and his courage to stand up and lead this fight to put a stop to this ridiculous program. >> the demagoguery makes it almost impossible to be honest about it. there's nothing bigoted about saying what your dad just said, what you said, what i think, what i think the overwhelming majority of americans think. we want to help,

jihad in america. fear of a terror attack in the home land is at the highest levels since 9-11. a posteriorly shows 79 percent of america feels a terror strike is some what likely to take place in the next few months whi with 44 percent saying it is likely to happen. president obama has done little to calm people's fears. if you have been listening to the president's comments on isis it should not come as a surprise but it is back in 2014 during an interview he said quote the analogy we use around here sometimes i think is accurate is if a jv team puts on lakers uniforms it doesn't make them kobe bryant. hours after the deadly air force attack in paris the president boldly proclaimed isis was contained. >> we have always understood our goal has to be militarily constraining isis capabilities. cutting off the supply life and training. >> isis is gaining strength aren't they? >> what is true from the start our goal has been first to contain. they have contained them. they have not gained ground in iraq.

chilling new revelations about the husband and wife terror team discussing jihad long before she came to america. and news tonight, syed farook may have been planning an earlier attack three years ago. >>> outburst in court. >> i want the truth out. >>> planned parenthood attacker proclaims he's guilty calling himself a warrior for the babi >>> boiling point in chicago. protesters flood the streets, scuffling with police, demanding the mayor must go. as rahm emanuel nearly breaks down while apologizing for a deadly police shooting. >>> and up in flames. one of the season's hottest gifts in more ways than one. tonight, the fire danger of the item so many kids are asking for. >>> nightly news begins right now. >>> good evening, a week ago today, they were a mystery couple killed in a blazing shootout with police after committing mass murder. tonight, we know the husband and wife terrorists who killed 14 people in san bernardino each held radical views before they met. and that an earlier terror plot may have been aborted. all coming to light now, not during the government background che

militant jihad is just jihad and you can sort of pick and choose what group you want to bring to. have come here as a follower. it's a militant group in pakistan, very violent. she may have been recruited by them, got here and decided well, the most propaganda value is the islamic state and she did that facebook posting in the middle of the attack, which scared a lot of americans. what she believed in who knows but it's the idea of violence that these people adhere to and the defense of their form of islam and that's all they care about. they don't care about organizations. >> bob baer and sean henry, thank you. >>> anger on the streets of chicago. protesters denmanding the resignation of the mayor. details on that next. when emergency room doctors choose an otc pain reliever for their patients muscle, back and joint pain. the medicine in advil is their #1 choice. nothing is stronger on tough pain than advil. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. ♪ ♪ this is a body of proof. proof of less joint pain. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic a

so what will the future of osama bin laden's jihad look like?r and the violence it ignited will continue on. and everywhere people are wondering when al qaeda will strike next. bin laden himself had already written the next chapter. he called for his own children to carry on the fight. before his death bin laden became a father again, this time to a daughter he named safiyah, after a woman famous for killing a jewish spy. >> he told me that when my daughter will grow she will also kill the enemies of islam. >> reporter: from one generation to the next, osama bin laden left a legacy of terror. his holy war far, far from over. >> i think bin laden has been successful in creating 1,000 other bin ladens, which we will be dealing with for at least a generation. >> against my people all over the world. >> what you have witnessed now is only the beginning. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> osama bin laden is dead. he'll never strike in america again. but his legacy of terror still surrounds us. from ground zero i'm anderson cooper. thanks for joinin

>> he was preaching actually jihad. >> that's him, smiling, in 2005.t of a radical islamist demonstration and flag burning outside the american embassy in london. storm is hungry for real action. for jihad. >> he's been in a very hard core environment. >> he sees his opportunity when najib khaja, now a journalist, says he wants to shoot a film about mujahadin in yemen. >> the access that he gave me in yemen was very unique. it was crazy, you know, some of the persons that he introduced me to. >> including the radical cleric anwar al awlaki. >> jihad against america is binding upon myself. >> they talk a lot about jihad, for example. and, again, storm was an extreme guy. storm was being talked down by anwar al awlaki. >> talked down from an extreme view? >> yes. awlaki was telling storm to chill out. >> yet, storm won't be calmed. he decides to join jihadists in somalia. >> and i had to join that. i had to join a call to my religious belief. >> he returns to denmark where he says he gathers military supplies preparing himself for war. >> i said good-bye

, only believe in jihad.hey don't want our system. they don't' our system. and have no sense of reason or respect for human life. they have no respect for human life. lou: noise you hear there, he has been as you know, quite a tumultuous rally for donald trump there in mount pleasant, south carolina. but he has been interrupted 3 times by protest ors and demonstrators, and he keeps going and the crowd continues to support him, to my knowledge, i suppose my producers would correct me, i don't believe that anyone has been thrown out of the rally, at-this-point, one person was walked out, just a moment ago. we're updating you on that number. we're going to, right back, juan williams with us, rich lowery, we'll be joined by pastor darrel scott, who with a group of -- there you are. pastor good to have you with us. we appreciate it, pastor darrel scott, founder and senior pastor of new spirit revival in ohio, great too have you with us. let's as we watch in part listening to donald trump. your reaction to his call

we saw these young boys, they are the ones who enlist in jihad. we have the simple despair on one hand, the two have combined to create a deadly mix. the only way this movie will end well is if we tackle both sides of this problem. we need to get the military and foreign policy right. but we also need to help change the sense of hopelessness and the culture of hate that exists in these societies. we need to help these young men you just watched embrace life, rather than death. [ phone ringing] . >>> the u.s. president will deliver a primetime speech for the third time since he took office about terrorism at home. >>> dramatic video shows the police tackling a knife-wielding man in the underground of the city. >>> a december monsoon for northern britain and flooding dampens festive spirits. we'll bring you the live forecast. welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. i'm lynda kinkade, and this is "cnn newsroom." u.s. president barack obama is

very specifically, what should america do to defeat the jihad?, bill, i think you nailed it in your talking points memo. the first thing we should do is stop importing jihadis. there are some countries where we cannot vet the people from and until the president can present the plan to do that, we should stop only in the specific places where the terrorists are coming from and not all muslims. >> name those places. >> you named them. iraq syria pakistan, yemen, the places we already know. and the immigrations customs service has a list of countries that they tag for special scrutiny. >> let me stop you there. so you would say that donald trump is partially right in the sense that yemen syria iraq iran, you can't do it with pakistan because we just have too much commerce back and forth with pakise>jjy but those four-youw4a say temporarily no visas issued unless it's a special circumstance is that what you are saying? >> i think that's a fair way to do it. we need to take a pause. this is not a prohibition. but let's take a pause and figure .u how w

we see that anti-jihad postings are taken down.facebook is vicious take down antijihad posters on facebook. but it speaks to the inadequate vetting process particularly after garland. the similarities are glaring. the foreign encrypted messages. why wasn't anything understand stiewltd after that. charles: what was the shooting in the burka, the -- she was there -- didn't she go to the firing range with this on? >> if anyone was to say anything they would be islamophobic. the neighbors who didn't say anything when they saw these devout middle eastern men coming and going. the fact is if you think about it, they would have been deemed islamophobic. look at the doctor around the fort hood jihadi. charles: was that workplace violence? >> yes, that was workplace silence. charles: you would think with your event, that would have been the last straw to say as a country, we have to protect ourselves. we are an open so sight but we have to make sure we safeguard the people here. now that we have had that and san bernardino, it still feels l

she gets a clean bill of health and leaves were 6-month-old child while she commits jihad. jon: the president's plan to bring at least 10,000 syrian refugees into the country. the boston bombers were radicalized and they came in as refugees. >> we are seeing more and more people falling through the cracks. we are a nation of immigrants, we welcome refugees but we don't commit suicide. if there is not a system in place to vet people coming into the united states, maybe we need to look at the system, figure out what's wrong with the system. do an eight of the entire system, then come back with something that works. jon: kt mcfarland, thanks. jenna: a famed professional wrestler facing charges that he murdered his girlfriend 30 years ago. we learned the name of the third attacker. but the back story of the terrorist exetear -- of the ter. sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. jon: some crime sto

they bonded over talk of jihad.cement analyst tom fuentes and bepeter burgen and evan. what are you learning? >> we're learning the fbi has been able to glean a lot more information from the communications of farook and his wife. as you remember, they tried their best to hide tracks, electronic tracks and smashed two cell phones found in a garbage can outside their home when the fbi searched it. the fbi has not been able to break into that device nor have they been able to recover a hard drive from a computer found inside the home, however, they have been able to retrieve data from a computer tablet and from a couple of other cell phones fun insi found inside the home. they have data collected and u.s. intelligence is able to collect a lot of information of communications overseas and they have also been able to get some from providers from accounts these people were able to use. that's one reason the fbi director today in the senate talked about these specific communications that date back to the late 2013 in which

and new fbi details on the couple's online courtship discussing jihad. >> online as early as of the end of 2013 they were talking to each other about jihad before they became engaged and married and lived together in the united states. >> a dramatic tanker explosion in alabama causes residents to evacuate. >> and the hottest holiday decorations is causing trouble and the first ever test tube puppies. early today starts right now. good morning, today members of congress are relieving high level classified prebriefings o the san bernardino shooting. signals coming to light now instead of during a government background check next year. tracie potts is live in washington. what are we expecting to learn today? >> well, classified details are what lawmakers are going to learn and we'll get some sort of update from them afterwards to characterize whether or not they're satisfied with what they're learning from this investigation. we are earning publicly new details including last night when the fbi director talked about what he still thinks is the biggest threat. >> i think the most urgent thr

we captuse fascism to talk about the jihad. lou: what do you talk about executive unilateral executive action that would take away guns and constrain unconstitutionally, in my opinion, our rights to bear arms? what would you call that? and he does it in almost the final year of his presidency? >> i would call that a user patient of power undermining the u.s. constitution and making congress redundant. we need a president who's going to restore the constitutional protections we've had in the past and the constitutional system our founders gave us and come up with a strategy to defeat jihadism in its many forms and not enough to say i'm going to bomb them. we have to do more than that. lou: the military wants it to be a long war. it's time for everybody, including the military to start talking straight. talk about what we're going to do, how we're going to do it and when are we going to begin? clifford may, appreciate it. >> thank you, lou. lou: stocks selling off, the dow plunged 310, the nasdaq down 112. volume on the big board

after san bernardino we saw a k-1 visa come in and wage jihad on america. he's saying let's halt everything from muslim nation and wait until these processes are put in. if we are talking about leaders or people with business interests, obviously there will be ways to appeal that process. this is for general immigration of muslims into this country. charles: what do you make of this that perhaps donald trump has gone too far and this is an attack on the first principle of america which is religious freedom. >> we have all the right enemy. this isn't an attack on religious freedom because you don't have the freedom of jihad in this country and you don't have a constitutional right as a foreign national to immigrate to this country. donald trump is forcing the hand of these legislators who have done absolutely nothing with regard to the visa program and immigration and now, you see them having to do something about it. charles: speaking of which, forcing the hands of these legislators. when donald trump talks about a temporary program. there are so many tempo

jonathan, the wife tashfeen malik declared her support for jihad before she even got here. >> reporter: yeah. before that now-infamous photo taken on july 27, 2014, at chicago's o'hare airport, that is the first time that tashfeen malik entered the united states, and it now appears that she had very clearly murder on her mind at that point. according to the reporting of the "new york times," she had made several posts on social media declaring not just her support for jihad but her desire to take part in holy war. the white house is already saying that reviews are under way, gretchen. here's the white house spokesman. listen now. >> the president has asked the two agencies that are responsible for implementing this program to review it and come back to him with a set of recommendations about how the screening requirements can or should be tightened. >> reporter: and another funeral will take place today, grietche, as san bernardino continues to sigh final farewell to its dead. >> we'll have more on that coming up because it turns out it was the president's own policies that may have hi

talking about jihad per se, we have to say exactly what it means in this specific case. it is not necessarily a sign per se. >> want to jump in here real quick and ask you a question. i think a lot of people were surprised to see that a woman was involved in these attacks. but into your research it is not unusual at all sit? >> no, not at all. we have seen it in a variety of settings, middle east, europe, both attacks in paris had a woman involved and even in the u.s. we have 10% of the people that have been charged in the u.s. for i.s.i.s. related activities are women. when you look on the bubble of i.s.i.s. sympathizers online, a good 30% are female. female, radicalized, exact lip like men do but a different purpose but process at the end of the day is exactly the same. plenty have joined i.s.i.s. and they are as radicalized as aggressive vicious and vehement in their beliefs as the member. >> thank you so much for your insight. >>> the fight against i.s.i.l. took center stage on capitol hill today. defense secretary ash carter and fbi director james comey faced tough

>> he was preaching actually jihad. >> that's him, smiling, in 2005.art of a radical islamist demonstration and flag burning outside the american embassy in london. storm is hungry for real action. for jihad. >> he's been in a very hard core environment. >> he sees his opportunity when najib khaja, now a journalist, says he wants to shoot a film about mujahadin in yemen. >> the access that he gave me in yemen was very unique. it was crazy, you know, some of the persons that he introduced me to. >> including the radical cleric anwar al awlaki. >> jihad against america is binding upon myself. >> they talk a lot about jihad, for example. and, again, storm was an extreme guy. storm was being talked down by anwar al awlaki. >> talked down from an extreme view? >> yes. awlaki was telling storm to chill out. >> yet, storm won't be calmed. he decides to join jihadists in somalia. >> and i had to join that. i had to join a call to my religious belief. >> he returns to denmark where he says he gathers military supplies preparing himself for war. >> i said good-b

they are the ones who enlist for the jihad. have political and ideological forces on one hand and the simple despair of young men on the other. the two have combined to create a deadly mix. the only way this movie will end well is if we tackle both sides of this problem. we need to get the military and foreign policy right. but we also need to help change the sense of hopelessness and the culture of hate that exists in these societies. we need to help these young men you just watched embrace life rather than death. santa has a magic snow globe for every family. and this year, look at what he put in our driveway. the lexus december to remember sales event is here. lease the 2016 es350 for $349 a month for 36 months and we'll make your first month's payment. see your lexus dealer. i'i like to think of myself as more of a control... enthusiast. mmm, a perfect 177-degrees. and that's why this road warrior rents from national. i can bypass the counter and go straight to my car. and i don't have to talk to any humans, unless i want t

saying, quote, our country cannot be the victims of horrendous attacks by people that believe only in jihad. but the extreme rhetoric that servesas trump's hallmark may be wearing on voters. he just tweeted. just put out a very important policy statement on the extraordinary influx of hatred and danger coming into our country. our new msnbc telemundo maris poll said that 58% of americans say they think donald trump is hurting the republican party's image. only 24% believe that he's helping it. and when matched up against democratic front-runner hillary clinton, trump loses to her in our poll by 11 points. however, trump does get high marks from republican leaning voters who believe that he is the best candidate to handle terror. but also, according to our new poll and we should note, this was taken after the paris attack and during the colorado shooting, but critically, before san bernardino. according to this poll, americans are split on whether that is their biggest worry right now. many americans say their minds are on gun violence. again, that was before san bernardino at least. trump i

but rather communicated privately about jihad away from the eyes of law enforcement. >> in late 2013l meeting of these two people and resulting in their engagement and journey to the united states, they are communicating online showing signs in that communication of their joint commitment to jihad and to martyrdom. >> reporter: to-date for the first time the fbi called another attack on american soil terrorism. the murder by mohamed abudlazeeza in july. >> in my mind there's no doubt that the chattanooga chiller was inspired, motivated by foreign terrorist organization propaganda. >> reporter: director comey and homeland security secretary jeh johnson both spoke today of the fear americans currently feel, but assured the nation the country is safe. secretary johnson announced an update to the country easter richl advisory system adding a third level called a bulletin aimed at describing current threat trends to the public. >> we want to put in one place for the public to see what we are seeing concerning the homeland and what we are doing about it and what the public can do about it.

authorities have discovered online discussions about jihad between the attackers syed faro and tashfeen malik before the two even began dating -- and before malik applied for a visa to the u-s. u-s authorities only began reviewing the social media activity of visa applicants in the past several months. secretary of state john kerry says the state department is giving the issue further attention. (john kerry, media has placed a whole new burden and a whole new set of questions, but not impossible ones to resolve. and i think we need d look at this v vy, very carefully which is what we're doing. (nats)a three-day search of the lake near the shooters' home has turned up nothing. the crucial hard drive from their personal computer remains missing. jenna: u-s law enforcement officials said today that malik's social media postings advocating for jihad were done under a different name and on accounts with tight privacy settings. that means they might not have been found, even if u-s authorities had reviewed her social media when she applied for a visa. officials said today that malik's social

it's actually feeding into the jihad, bill. because, what's happening here is the president in his own words is actually being divisive. he is saying to the muslim community you need to be afraid. there is nothing to be afraid of, but you should be afraid. that's playing directly into the message that isis wants,which is to say to the muslims in the west you are different. they are going to come after you, and it's really helping isis here. these words by the president are absolutely harmful, bill. >> all right, mr. katz. we appreciate your point of view. thank you. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. bernie goldberg evaluating media reaction to the president's speech last night. also, laura ingraham and juan williams will answer this provocative question. will the liberal media ever turn on mr. obama? we hope you stay tuned to those reports. another day, and i'm still struggling with my diabetes. i do my best to manage. but it's hard to keep up with it. your body and your diabetes change over time. your t

some of the family members may not want themselves to execute an act of jihad.fellow believer is doing that, and he's investing in martyrdom, then who are you as a believer to stop him, or even worse, to report him to the infidel authorities? once you understand that mentality and that process, then we can get to, okay, how can we perhaps persuade these people these idea are bad? but to do that, we have to call a spade a spade. >> when you hear donald trump say ban all muslims from coming to the united states until we figure out what the heck is going on, whatever that means, what do you think? >> i was a politician, and i know that when a politician or candidate makes remarks like this, and it resonates, that it's not only what the candidate was saying. i think it's a bad idea. i don't think we should do what trump is saying we do, even if we could do it. i don't think we can, but even if we could do it, i think it's a bad approach. and it creates false promise where a lot of american young voters think that if they elect trump, that he has the solution to this

remember, obama purged all our contra terrorism training manuals from jihad. all these new agents need to know exactly what we are dealing with. thanks. more straight ahead. >>> they were actually doing a lot of work out in the garage and she was kind of suspicious and was -- wanted me to report it but said she didn't want to profile. >> the neighbor did not say anything about the san bernardino suspects to police for fear they would say she was racially profiling. is political correctness going to kill us. >> here in the u.s. an incredibly disturbing rise inanity muslim rhetoric. the fear you mentioned is fear as a prosecutor. >> anti-muslim rhetoric is the attorney general's biggest fear. if that's true, what about radical lists themselves? we have a big problem. kimberly guilfoyle is here and eric bolli yes, we are twins. when i went on to ancestry, i just put in the name of my parents and my grandparents. i was getting all these leaves and i was going back generation after generation. you start to see documents and you see signatures of people that you've

bill: would you cede that you need arab nations to help defeat the jihad?> no, i don't, but i think it would be very helpful. bill: we need the friendly muslim nations, you can't insult them like that. you can't. >> people have to be vetted. bill: you can vet them, but you can't insult the whole religion. >> this is about security, it's not about religion. bill: i don't think you thought through the unintended consequences of bang an entire religion coming through the united states. >> i thought through everything, believe me. bill: o'reilly telling trump he need the rethink his idea, trump disagreed. bill: monica, you predicted trump's numbers would go higher. >> the early polling are bearin me right here, the numbers are going up. the american people understand the threat and the nature of what we are dealing with. it's a comprehensive idea long - ideological system. they know the nature of the threat. what they are seeing from donald trump is common sense language. they see somebody who is willing to put himself out there with a common sense solution or

or supportive of jihad on her social media page but was still able to get that so-called fiance visais now being reviewed, including at the request of the administration. so now we are backtracking and still unclear of who this woman was, how she was radicalized, how she got in this country, and now we're learning from the fbi director these postings were not there. >> you know, i think that's right. i think the information that we have thus far is that the postings were not public postings so there is a real question as to whether, if the department of homeland security would have found these things had they been looking for them. now to look at even potentially private communications of foreigners speaking to other foreigners, it is much more complicated than when you have a foreigner speaking to an american. but if you have a conversation between two pakistani sisters taking place between pakistan and saudi arabia, it still may be possible some of those communications might be seen. we're obviously examining what we know, what we are able to determine at the time. but, even if it

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these are people who believe in jihad. they don't want on our system. i have no, ma'am sense of reason for respect for human life. who have no respect for human life. and applause] mr. trump: that's all right. sounds like he is very exhausted. so, they have no respect for human-. so we have to do something. we can be weak. we can be ineffective and we can be foolish. that's all right. i'm sure he is a nice person. be very gentle. when i'm tough, they say he was nasty. strong as we sn't thought he was. be very nice. if some of the people in those places where there was absolute slaughter has guns you wouldn't have the carnage that you had in paris! [cheers and applause] mr. trump: you wouldn't have had that carnage. so important the second amendment, we have to preserve it and cherish. if they had guns in paris in five people in that room, paris and france has probably the toughest gun laws and it was like target practice. come over here. boom! come over here, boom! many are going to be sitting over h.r. waiting to die. same thing a few days ago in calif

officials say they did not know she was commit today jihad when applying for a fiancee visa. farook's communications were not being monitored because he was not in u.s. data bases. >> she immigrated here and 14 body bags later we're trying to figure out what went wrong. news when the couple practiced shooting at local ranges she wore traditional muslim dress but no one thought that was suspicious enough to say anything. f farook, investigators say he talked about staging an attack three years ago with his friend and neighbor in the los angeles area and got cold feet. marquez is being questioned about that and how the two assault rifles he bought ended up being used in last week's shooting. smashed phones from farook's house includes photos of building like this high school. the fbi is working to recover data from busted computer hard drives found in farook's house. when hard drives are deliberately damaged it's still possible to remove the data and am put it in the new computer. >> if you drop a book inside the tub does it become unreadable or a lot of times your data works t

that apparently spoke of jihad, spoke of martydom. >> ana, a lot there and a lot to discuss. thanks so much. let's discuss more of this with cnn national security analyst peter bergen joining me here. when you har that tashfeen malik, she made it through several layers of investigation before she came to the united states, the background checks she go through with this fiancee visa, and then there was communication online before they were engaged, before she came oem, talking about jihad, talking about martydom. is that surprising that wasn't picked up? >> i find it quite surprising violent jihadist weren't on the radar at all. if you look at the big attacks, the ft. hood shooter was known to the fbi because he was communicating with one of the leaders of al qaeda in yemen. car loss bledsoe who killed a soldier in arkansas in 2009 was known. what's quite unusual, when we see these kind of attacks, they're in the system. they had no profile at all. that's very unusual. >> it's so unusual. the one thing i don't find unusual is the fact that even if she wasn't asked about her ji

here we have someone talking about jihad, two people, for a couple of years.nd i always -- you know, i would -- i think most americans have the assumption we're on top of things like this. >> and i can only answer it in general. i don't want to talk yet, if i could, senator, about the particular case. >> okay. so is let's take a hypothetical. someone is talking jihad over and over again online. do we know of it in most cases? and what do we do about it? >> we will only know about it if it's a private communication and not posting on a public forum or facing social media site. if it's private, whether electronic or by mail, we will only know about it if it is some reason to believe it is going on that allowed us to get permission from a judge to intercept those communications. that's where the community comes in. if folks tell us, i think this guy is up to no good, we can start to look at it and use our lawful tools. i know senators know this. but we don't monitor. we shouldn't. >> what about nonamerican citizens talking to american citizens. >> again, that is

we are at at war with violence is mom, we are at war with jihad he is fond. we are at war with those who believe in killing in the name of religion. this is in fact precisely what america means. it is about being free to raise your kids, free to go to the corner store, and free to worship and assemble without the fear of violence. so we can argue about religion because many of us do disagree, then we come together as americans to protect each other and to defend each other against religious killing. there are many hand ringers in washington who refuse to name the enemy we face. they refuse to admit that we are at war with militant islam, with a jihad islam, with violent islam. they dance around platitudes and offer empty labels hiding behind a worry, and understandable worry that muslims in america could face backlash. i share this fear. i believe that telling the truth about who is and who is not our enemy is actually the one sure way of avoiding that danger. i think that those who are refusing to tell the truth about our enemies, those who will nonsensicall

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