ambassador to turkey jim jeffrey. jim, turkey is a member nato, an ally of west for that reason.ith no group claims responsibility, how does the global community respond? >> well, first of all, we're almost sthaecertain that this w attack by isis. isis has done four previous attacks in turkey over the past year including over 100 killed in ankara, turkey, and everything about this attack, the suicide bombers, the careful planning, the effort to breach security, this max of isis, i'm sure it was isis. they've had a tradition of not claiming credit for the attacks they've launched in turkey. the turkish government believes it's isis and i think that it's really indisputable at this point. >> istanbul has become known as a global hub for commerce. you mentioned attacks in ankara. attack on an overpass last year but a turkish journalist quoted in the "new york times" saying, a happening town, the kind of place condy nast would write about. now it's a middle eastern country where these things happen. should we think about istanbul as a city differently now? >> i know that journalist w

ambassador jim jeffrey, thank you so much for joining us, sir.ou very much. stuart: here at home, cia director james brennon warning an attack like that which happened in istanbul, turkey, could happen in america as well. roll tape. >> the united states as we well know is leading the coalition to try to destroy as much of this poison inside of syrian iraq as possible. so it would be surprising to me that isil is not trying to hit us both in the region as well as in our homeland. stuart: monica, i get a sense of lethargy in our administration. they're here. i wouldn't be surprised if they don't attack us here. and there's no firm response. >> there's the cia director stating the obvious because fundamentalists around the world have said that the united states is the great satan. that is our ultimate target. the problem is he serves at the pleasure of the commander-in-chief who has shown no interest in taking this fight to the terrorists where they live, whether it's syria in iraq or dealing with it aggressively here at home. there are has been no

i want to bring in jim himes, a democrat from connecticut and richard feldman, and senior cnn legal analyst jeffrey toobin. first to you, congressman. let's talk about the senate failed to pass a bill to restrict guns to people on the terror watchlist and one to expand background checks. what's your response on that? >> well, it is disappointing of course coming after the particular work that the connecticut delegation did with senator murphy's filibuster, that we weren't able to very quickly make some progress here. but what was said earlier is exactly right. there's a negotiation under way. it's a negotiation. if collins can succeed, we can get something done, that's a good thing. along, those of us who look at america today awash in guns, weekly if not daily violence, at the end of the day the law is on our side, the constitution is on our side. and what i mean by that is that there is no such thing as an absolute right that doesn't have some safety regulations or other regulation around it. as you point out being public sentiment is on the side of people like me who say, hey, i support the seco

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jeffreys, who we all know and love. he's been amazing. in the audience, i think we have richard lee. we have jim garlo and father frank pavone. some place they're in the audience. i appreciate you being here. and i have to say, the world is such a different place even from when i started with this. we started 12 months ago and coming up, i just see in france, they have a massive soccer tournament, something so important and so big, thinking about maybe postponing it or cancelling it because of threats and all the problems going on with what's happening with terrorism and it's a very, very sad thing and a sad place and who would have ever thought our world would be in a position like this where that would happen. but you just see event after event, radical islamic terrorism is just taking over. we can't let that happen. we cannot let that happen. [ applause ] and if we're smart, and if we're tough, we won't let it happen. just remember that. it's an honor to speak here and discuss our shared values. i'd like to thank all of the wonderful christian leaders and christian voters who have supported me. we've had tremendous support

jim acosta, thanks so much. ali velshi joining us, and trump campaign co-chair, and trump critic tara setmayer and rick lazio, hillary clinton's senate race opponent, former member of congress, and jeffreyord. you were not here. donald trump said that could be good for turnberry. he also cheered the decision made by british voters, that as the stock market here in the u.s. dropped some 600 points. is it dangerous to be cheering like that for him? >> no. john, this is capitalism. one of the things we've gotten too used to in america and britain what margaret thatcher called socialist ratchet, conservative parties kept moving it left, slower degrees. the fact that donald trump is there celebrating the golf course, that's a capitalist institution. this is all for the good. we need more of this, not less of it. >> also you're on a first name basis with margaret thatcher. not on a first name basis, still, donald trump is claiming he is tapping into the same sentiment here as britain. do you think that's true? >> i think it is. brexit was motivated by a couple of issues, economy, trade, immigration. who has been talking about that. i think democrats will be a little concerned a guy with a big

jim acosta reporting live from trump tower this morning. with me to talk about all this, ana navarro, cnn political commentary, and jeffrey lord, a trump supporter >> good morning. jeffrey, i will start with you. here is paul ryan trying to sell his policies to fight poverty in an african-american community, and now he has to answer questions about donald trump questioning the ethnicity of a federal judge. your thoughts? >> yeah. it's come to my attention this morning -- i mean, the judge should be out of this case. what donald trump is doing is calling out the identity politics here that are involved in the american judiciary and, frankly, in the larger society, and it's come to my attention here that the judge belongs to the hispanic national bar association and on july 2nd of 2015 that group issued -- >> jeffrey, i know you want to go down this road but tell me one case, one case that you know of -- >> wait, wait, carol -- >> in which judge curiel ruled in the favor of someone of mexican heritage. >> carol, i want to say this. the judge belongs to a group that called for a boycott of all trump properties in july of 2015. he should not be, you

jeffrey egger, as he pointed out, he said, he said, this is the new reality. this is the gray zone somewhere between peace and war. jimey are putting their lives on the line. barbara starr at the pentagon, thanks very much. we are following a lot of news. let's get right to it. >>> this was an act of terror and hate. >> the fbi is releasing these partial transcripts of the three phone calls between the gunmen and the hostage negotiators. >> he talked about his motivations for why he was committing this horrific act. >> we need to pass these laws. it is a new america. >> this was not about guns. is this was about terrorism, pure and simple. >> there are already 300 million guns in america. that's almost as many guns as citizens. >> let's get the bad guys off the street, attack the terrorists and leave the good guys alone. >> it is over, it is over. he the cavaliers are nba championship. >> be able to end this, end this drought. our fans deserve this. >> this is new day with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> quite a game. did you stay up late? >> i had to walk her through it. this is the nba, a game called basketball,