osama bin laden is dead.ung up the phone and went back to sleep and slept peacefully. it was good to get rid of that evil man. >> president obama made sure that people consulted with religious, cultural, social experts to identify how much of it was going to be made public to the american people, indeed to the world. he recognized that the islamic world was watching. >> he kept saying, we're not going to spike the football, we're not going to release these pictures of bin laden. >> i think the president thought that pictures of a bloodied bin laden would send the wrong message about what the united states was all about. >> tonight i can report to the american people and to the world that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda. >> for a country that had lost a lot of confidence after the iraq war and the financial crisis, he wanted to make this point that americans should feel good about this, it shows that we can do big things. [ crowd chanting "usa" ]

for and he was known as the mentor of asama bin laden. yes, he was, he was given him a visa to come and not raise funds supposedly for the afghan, which i mean that was a mistake at the time. although his is, it's interesting that the algerian up to a notch was married to a villa. saabs daughter claims that actually abdullah azzam and the solemn bin laden had split and that of laws i was opposed to the emphasis of all right on attacking the far enemy, you say in the book that soviet withdrawal from afghanistan by gorbachev had less to do with allowing islam is to bring the fray to whatever he was more about desiring. ditto nt, yes. well, gorbachev really changed the they say the priorities of soviet foreign policy. and he thought that internal reform was the most pressing priority. and therefore that he needed a good relationship with the west, and that is what he, what he tried to pursue. and by one surprising thing we have maybe just some will be the right of james baker. perhaps facilitating what we now know is war lords by withdrawing

osama bin laden attacked us. al qaeda attacked us.nd when we had osama bin laden cornered in the mountains of tora bora, 1,000 of his cohorts with him in those mountain, with the american military forces nearby and in the field, we didn't use the best trained troops in the world to go kill the world's number one criminal and terrorist. they outsourced the job to afghan war lords who only a week earlier had been on the other side fighting against us, neither of home truwhom trusted other. that was the enemy that attacked us. that's the enemy that was allowed to walk out of those mountain, the enemy in 60 countries with stronger roots. he also said saddam hussein would have been stronger. that's factually incorrect. two-thirds of the country was a no-fly zone when we started this war. we would have had sanctions. we would have had the u.n. inspectors. saddam hussein would have been continually weakening. if the president had shown the patience to go through another round of resolution, to sit down with those leaders, say, what do you ne

so there were no islam as fight as his opponent osama bin laden in the yugoslav war, fighting on the side of the of the european interests as it was. yes, there were some, but that was not a cause of of the rise of islam isn't. that was a result of that. and of course, those people have very little of no influence at bosnia today. ok, but of course it's kind of strange. i suppose. if people watching in yugoslavia the worst massacre in europe in recent times, a stubborn each a whole rig a very controversial figure. do you have to discuss that? well, course that was a massacre carried out by bosnian serbs against against so it the defenseless muslims, the separate needs. and we have discussed it in particular because of mutual friend david rohde, who was a reporter at the time, was kidnapped and held captive by the bosnian serbs for quite some time. and holbrooke had to use quite a bit of deferment of effort to get him released. and then david rohde was kidnapped by the taliban. while i was working with holbrooke and we had to make quite an effort to get released by the taliban. includ

and actually abdullah azzam and the sound bin laden had split. and that of laws i was opposed to the emphasis of all right, on attacking the far enemy, you say in the book that soviet withdrawal from afghanistan by gorbachev had less to do with allowing is the mrs. to bring the fray to whatever he was more about desiring dito aunt. yes. well, gorbachev really changed the way say the priorities of soviet foreign policy. and he thought that internal reform was the most pressing priority. and that for that he needed a good relationship with the west, and that is what he, what he tried to pursue. and by one surprising thing we have maybe just some will be the right of james baker. perhaps facilitating what we now know is war lords by withdrawing aid as part of the negative symmetry that occurred after the soviet withdrawal. well that was yes, part of the way that the did you need the soviet union, which drew from afghanistan under the accords that were cited geneva, 1988 and one president reagan saw the text he didn't like. the fact that aid to the j

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osama bin laden changed it.ith the arab spring osama bin laden decide he needs to go from phase one to phase two in a strategy. his strategy is called managing the strategy. phase one, when that order collapsed class and would talk about american position, when that further weakened and collapsed, you move to face to because the agents for the americans in these muslim countries are going to fall. they will become weak and fall. look at the arab spring as an indication for that fall. now, al-qaeda will shift to phase two and phase two is to embed themselves in all these insurgencies that's happening in order to prevent this vacuum from being filled. because as osama bin laden said before, he said whoever is going to fill this vacuum will be the american agent, the new american agent in the region. that's their policy. their policy is to create vacuum and create chaos. bin laden in his last final instructions to his commanders said, i know what i'm telling you, meaning a lot of muslims will be killed. he said, bu

and he made many of those conspiracy theory laden arguments today in philadelphia. >> giuliani, boy, oh, boy. thank you all. see you soon. be safe. >>> what a strange time we're living in. juliet, krebs was fighting for the truth. you say his success was his undoing. why is that? >> his mission, and the office's mission, was to protect the 2020 election from foreign interference and foreign disinformation, and basically to provide state and locals with the tools they needed to protect the election. they did so successfully. it was remarkable. we didn't see the kind of disinformation or disruption we were worried about from russia if not china, and the election

he is one of the last companions of 0sama bin laden, so these high vetera n 0sama bin laden, so theseeen killed in us air strikes whether in yemen, syria or afghanistan. there are very few of these figures left and also his seniority, he had very long history ofjihad from his days in egypt or the way through to afghanistan. but it's good news for al-qaeda's enemy, islamic state group, their supporters have been gloating online and gleefully sharing news of his death. thank you. nasa astronauts are speeding towards the international space —— international space station. it's using space exeter taxis crew towards there. it ends almost a decade of it relying on russian rockets. —— spacex. this is the moment of logic last night. it is the first ever public private space mission apart from the one practice run in may. the mission was set to dock with the international space —— international space station 4am gmt on tuesday. nasa says contracting out transportation to private transporters will save it brilliant. the last space shuttle cost $1.7 billion to build and nasa says each mission la

al qaeda, for example the calculus of al qaeda changed and osama bin laden changed it before the navyeals took him down. with the arab spring osama bin laden decided he needed to go from phase one to phase two in his strategy. the strategy is called managing [inaudible] phase one is terrorism to weaken the international order or regional order and then when that order collapsed and were talking american position and when that weekend and collapsed you move to phase two because the agents for the americans in these muslim countries will fall they will become weak and fall and look at the arab spring as an indication for that. now, al qaeda will shift to phase ii and phase two is to invest themselves in these insurgencies happening in order to prevent this vacuum from being filled because as osama bin laden said before his death whoever fills the vacuum would be the american agent in the region so that is their policy. the policy is to create chaos and in those last final instructions for his commanders said i know that many muslims will be killed and if we have to kill them to save the

i end the book with bin laden, hugely complex, informed by looking at a bunch of different angles tohe problem, a bunch of exhaustive discussions and meetings, but that didn't stop me from ultimately saying this is what we are going to do and it may not work. it is critical and useful, so long as you recognize once you have seen the complexities of any problem you still have to make a decision and then be willing to bear the burden that your decision is not going to be perfect, that there may be some tragic unintended consequences to a decision. .. given the so many wonderful descriptions of rummaging in your grandparents garage, going to a sidewalk sale, reading reading reading. talk to us about another book that has been transformative to you. >> well, i mentioned toni morrison. the song of solomon, that was another book i wanted to write. it's one of those things where it you were, if you asked me what's the kind of talent that it seems like it's just magic dust sprinkled on somewhat and suddenly they can write a book like that. it was the kind of book that after reading it i said

yo end up making poor decisions and look high and the bookith bin laden the raid in abbottabad.gely complex and formed by us looking at a whole bunch of different angles to the problem of bunch of exhauste discussions and meetings but that didn't st me from ultimately saying that's what are goingo do and it may not work. the sensibility is critical and useful so long as you recognize once you've seen the complexities of any problem you still have to make a decision and then be willing to bea the burden that your decision is not going to be perfect but there may be some tragic unintended consequences to the decisn and you have to be comfortable with that as well. >> you mentioned and is so interesting yo mention whitman and i keep hearing i am large that contain mtitudes alliance and i know you know well. >> i contradict myself. there's nothing wro with it. >> there you g there you go. i would love to hear you talk about but you've given us so many wonderful descriptions of your rummaging in your grandparents garage and going to a sidewalk sale and when you are in new york city a

neighboring so done provided in direct support for al qaeda and its leader osama bin laden who carried out the attacks as a result the u.s. put sudan on the list of countries that support terrorism and imposed sanctions on the country that changed last month when sudan agreed to pay $335000000.00 in compensation to attack victims employees at the u.s. embassy but other survivors mostly kenyans will not be receiving any office. mario milla has. esther remembers that day like it just happened on the 7th of august and 998 at 10 30 in the morning she heard the 1st blast. when i knew the whole building was coming down and that is why i think the prayer retreat gone to me because of my kitchen agree that the 2nd is when i was thrown out and people tell me that i was collected on the pavement i looked like i had died so they thought probably i was. though severely injured she survived on that day almost a month 10 years li bombs exploded at u.s. embassies in nairobi kenya and dar es salaam tanzania the blasts killed $224.00 people and injured about 5000. esther was working at the bank right n

capital nairobi neighboring sudan provided in direct support for al qaeda and its leader osama bin laden who carried out the attacks as a result the u.s. put sudan on the list of countries that support terrorism and imposed sanctions on the country that changed last month when sudan agreed to pay $335000000.00 in compensation to attack victims employees at the u.s. embassy but have the survivors mostly kenyans will not be receiving any of it. mariel miller has more. esther remembers that day like it just happened on the 7th of august 1998 at 10 30 in the morning she heard the 1st blast. when i knew that the whole building was coming down and that is why i think the preah which we brought to me because of my getting green and the 2nd black is when i was thrown out and people tell me that i was collected on the pavement i looked like i had died so they thought probably i was dead those severely injured she survived and that they almost imitating his knee bombs exploded at u.s. embassies in nairobi kenya and dar es salaam tanzania the blast scale 224 people and injured about 5000. esther wa

lives and it was a remarkable mission and it brought justice to bin laden. but when i think back on the number of missions, and we did thousands of missions from the time it was the deputy commander soc and commander, we did thousands. the ones i was most proud of was when we could rescue an american, we did a lot of hostage rescues. we were not rescuing prominent people, we were rescuing contractors, we were rescuing journalists, we were rescuing, you know, people we knew we had an obligation as american soldiers to rescue americans. and when you save someone's life and you realize you have children,hem, their their children's children, because they are alive today because of what you in your amended, that is pretty -- your men dead, that is pretty rewarding. mr. axelrod: you call on others to -- you have called on others to take life. there has to be some psychic cost of that, there has to be some impact of that. you have been close on a lot of action in the course of those 37 years. how do you process that? adm. mcraven: yeah, first you have to recognize

i end up making a particular bad about whether bin laden is going to b because if i get that wrong i end up being a one term president, but as i point out in the book, there are despite the success of that particular endeavor the broad question of whether or not the kind of political, world and public life and public trust that i'm hoping for is achievable, that is still open to question because i deliberately and the first volume with the contrast tween this incredible collective endeavor with the circus of birther donald trump has concocted andt's an indicor that itsn't at all clear which ishe more prevant trend in american politics. the conspiracy mongering, racially charged spectacle or is is this deliberate, thoughtful, professional analytically robust process ofolving problems and getting stuff don at the end of the book we don't know yet. >> a quick question aut that spectacle. when you heardf the early rumbling of that, senator palin talked about as if the dark spirits that had been lurking on thworking onthe edges of e moden republican party xena phobia, anti-intellectualism

cold snap, it's on its way out now, as we start to see mild air making inroads off the atlantic but ladent more cloud and outbreaks of rain spreading eastwards across the country during the course of today. you can see the cold air still looms across the eastern side of the country to begin today, but gradually, that milder air will move in on a strengthening west—southwesterly breeze. so it starts off dry and chilly, maybe some early brightness in the east. very soon, the cloud thickens, with patchy rain spreading eastwards. mainly light and patchy, a few heavier bursts across scotland, perhaps even some brief wintriness briefly over the higher ground, before that mild air moves in. the winds also picking up, particularly out across the north west, gusts of a0 to 45 miles an hour into the evening. and here, it will be turning milder by the end of the day — i2, 13 degrees — but further east, still quite chilly under that cloud and rain. but as we head through the course of tonight, it does look like it'll turn milderfor all. it stays rather cloudy, but drier for england and wales. scotlan

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saddam was listed because it holds that al qaeda leader, osama bin laden as a guest of the government. but with the deal, only former u.s. and local embassy employees are to receive compensation. that's only one percent of the people who were killed or injured. it says darkness. we've become garman through our lives of being americans, but we feel we're just human beings like america. and we'd be treated just as much of the american citizens now, 22 years later, and still in pain and needs medication to be able to sleep. if she would receive compensation, she says she would be able to pay the looming school fees so that her sons can finally graduate. i frustrated, discriminated, hated, because i don't see the difference between an american esther's biggest help now is that the new us president elect joe biden will reconsider the compensation plan and include all survive us for days. now a small noodle restaurant in china's capital city, beijing has been inundated with customers. the reason us president elect joe biden . he visited the diner in 2011 as u.s. vice president and won the h

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be capital intensive, will be fine investment for that, for many of these countries who are already laden with debt. for example. that's absolutely correct. they are competent tenses, but let's not forget here that they also provide long term benefits. we are talking about investment that on the one just for me to gauge a, not the current impact of and then make but that can range benefit and continue to that look and weight over the years and kate, so that's one thing to, to keep in mind as we are discussing about the recovery, what your pocket can do as a specific only your questions to potential approaches on the table. we do consider that it is the time for a lot of african countries, too much investment from international partners with look, opines that makes the violence because there is that willingness from private sector knows to getting all into the recovery faces at me specific on the local banks, that means a lot of foundation and that means in fact, investing and establishing a road to acquire the nation. why should it build back better to carve out our own pathway to have to

you cannot be laden done with illiquid assets.onnie: some would say that the time has not come for them to show performance, that the cycle is still playing out, and maybe next year there will be better metrics to judge them on. what do these allocation pulls mean for the industry overall? been a lot ofas press about the biggest allocators to hedge funds trimming their allocations down by 16%, and the industry still having outflows. we need to look at the context. net outflows are what they -- half of what they were last year. last year was $100 billion. this year, $48 billion. i don't use this as a pullback from hedge funds. being smarterp's about where they are allocating to. we have seen that with tremendous spikes for funds that have done well. i mentioned soma. you may not have heard of it because it was 58 million in 2016, and now it is 3.5 billion. ow 11 billion.n the money, it is like water finding its level. struggling, we have seen decompression, other funds are charging 3/30 or 2/40. the best multi-managers can charge w

you end up making poor decisions and look, i end the book with bin laden.into a lot of on. you too complex. informed by us looking at a bunch of angles of the problem. but they didn't stop me from ultimately saying that's what we are going to do and it may not work so i think it's critical and useful so long as you recognize that once you've seen the complexities of any problem, you still have to make a decision and be willing to bear the burden that your decision will not be perfect, there may be some tragic unintended consequences to a decision and you have to be comfortable with that as well. >> you mentioned, it's so interesting, he mentioned whitman i also keep hearing i keep hearing multitudes, a life you know well. >> i contradict myself, for as long. >> figure go. i love to hear about that next time but you've given us so many subscriptions of rummaging, your grandparents garage, going to a sidewalk sale, what shutting in new york city, reading, reading, reading, talk to us about another book that's been transformative to you. >> i mentioned morriso

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for many of these countries who are already laden with debt? for example. that's absolutely correct. they are competent tenses, but let's not forget here that they also provide long term benefits. we are talking about investment that on not just for me to geisha, not the current impact of and then make. but that can range benefit and continue to develop and proper weight over the years and kate, so that's one thing to, to keep in mind as we are discussing about the recovery. what your party can do as a specific ali, your questions to potential approaches on the table. we do consider that it is the time for a lot of african countries, too much investment from international partners with look, opines domestic violence. because there is that willingness from private sector knows to getting all into the recovery faces at me specific, all the law of banks, that means a foundation that means in fact, investing and establishing a broad look why he shouldn't actually build back better to carve out our own pathway to oh, i have to ask you what has been the response

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you end up making poor decisions and look, and the bookith bin laden, the raid into a monopod, hugely complex. it formed my is looking at a whole bunch of different angles to the problem . a whe bunch of exhaustive discussions andmeetings . but thatidn't stop me from then ultimate saying all right, that's what we're going to do and it may not work so i actually think the writer sensibility is critical and useful so long as you recognize that once you've seen the complexities of any problem, you still have to make a decision and then be willing to bear the burden that your decision is not going to be perfect, that there may be some tragic unintended consequences to this issue . and you have to comfortable with that as well. >> you mention th's so intereing, you mentioned whitman so i am large, i contain multitudes of lines so well. >> i contradict myself, there's nothing wrong with that . >> there youo. >> i would love to hear about the fire next time you've given us so many wonderful descriptions of your grandparents going to a sidewalk sale, in new york. tell us about another book th

it was his daughter miriam, the widow of hamza bin laden, the deceased son of osama bin laden.ne of the key questions, does israel have the ability to operate like this in iran? that answer very much appears to be yes. not only because of the killing of nuclear scientists in iran attributed to israel, but also, for example, a few years ago, the stealing of iran's nuclear archive. an operation there that withdrew a tremendous amount of information and a tremendous amount of data from iran about their nuclear program. >> so much still unknown. very interesting story, thank you so much, cnn's oren lieberman in jerusalem. >>> honduras is bracing for another hurricane as it still struggles to recover from damage done by hurricane eta. iota was just upgraded to hurricane status and is gaining strength as it makes its way to central america. let's bring in cnn meteorologist derek van dam. derek, it's not the only storm we're watching. where do you want to start? >> i want to start in federal america. because this storm has shown and proven some very concerning trends. just during my w

the president retweeted a conspiracy theory that the navy seals did not actually kill bin laden.ill not have a president that will go out of his way to insult people that do not support him. this is not normal behavior. we would not tolerate it from a teacher, a coach, a coworker or a family member. if a neighbor was acting like this, you would stay away from the neighbor. why would we accept it from the president of the united states? and you know what, there are consequences to this action. there are consequences to his actions. it is not just a joke. it is not just funny. those actions embolden other people to be mean and divisive and racist. it affects the fabric of all of our lives and how our children see the world, how our family gets along, how the world sees america. that is why joe talks about the soul of america. that is why he talks about decency and kindness and responsibility and hard work. that more than anything is what separates joe biden from his opponent. he actually cares about every american. he does not have a mean-spirited bone in his body. i have seen him

a jeh johnson president obama's former dhs secretary, he was general counsel during the usama bin ladenaid and lead the task force that recommended thet repeal of don't ask, don't tell. he t recently spoke at liberty l university and outlined what america should expect from its leaders. "too often politicians pay no price for a lie or even a crime. instead we conveniently overlook the bad behavior by saying "i like his policies are the economy is doing great." "he served in the board of lockheed martin, president-elect biden is indicated he will announce his choice next tuesd tuesday. >> mike: thanks very& much. up next, pete hegseth on his new book about modern warriors, here's what some of our affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 26 in houston as the u.s. border patrol temporarily closes a warehouse in mcallen that the obama administration open in 2014, unaccompanied children crossing the border illegally. according to an associated press report at the time, the border patrol was overwhelmed by 52,000 unaccompanied minors who were arrested during the obama administr

cold snap is on its way out now as we start to see mild air making inroads off of the atlantic, but laden spreading eastwards across the country during the course of today. you can see the cold air still looms across the eastern side of the country to begin today but gradually that mild air will move in on a strengthening westerly breeze. it starts off dry and chilly with early brightness in the east, very soon the cloud thickens with patchy rain spreading eastwards and light and patchy and a few heavier bursts across scotland and even some breif wintriness briefly over the highlands before that mild air moves in. the winds also picking up out across the northwest, gusts of a0 to 45 miles an hour. here it will be turning milder by the end of the day. i2, 13 degrees but further east, still quite chilly under that cloud and rain. heading through the course of the night, it does look like it will turn milder for all and it stays rather cloudy, drier for england and wales, scotland, northern ireland and a new cold front will be sinking southwards with outbreaks of rain and turning cooler with

mister j johnson, president obama's former dhs secretary, the pentagon's general counsel during the bin ladenate and let the task force that recommended the repeal of don't ask don't tell. he recently spoke at liberty university as outlining what america should expect from it leaders, quote, too often politicians pay no price for ally or even a crime. instead we conveniently overlook the bad behavior by saying but i like his policies or the economy is doing great. johnson has defense industry ties, having served on the board of lockheed martin. president-elect biden has indicated he will announce his choice next tuesday. >> up next "fox and friends" weekend cohost pete hegseth on his new book about modern warriors. here's what our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 26 in houston as the us border patrol temporarily closes a warehouse in macau and the obama administration opened in 2014 to hold him unaccompanied children who cross the border illegally. according to the associated press reports at the time, the border patrol was overwhelmed by 52,000 unaccompanied minors

wednesday morning, he gives this nonsensical,, illogical laden with falsities speech, saying things thatere untrue, it was so un-american. >> the dear leader strategy. it is extraordinary to watch when you are not american like i am and to think this is happening in the united states, but it's working, and there are republicans that will continue his strategy whether he is in power or not because it is getting votes. do you think that will change? >> we have seen a high correlation of people who support donald trump to people who are comfortable with authoritarianism, and people who are threatened by real forms of democracy which means all people across the racial, gender, religious spectrum exercising power. given how strong the correlations are, and even the way in which he galvanizes that authoritarianism among people, we see people say, they are not interested in term limits. they are happy to have him president for life. that is what is leading this incredibly dangerous moment in u.s. politics. it's not only support for one leader and demonization of american policy, but this sense

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it was his daughter miriam, the widow of hamza bin laden, the deceased son of osama bin laden.e in frankfurt, germany, dispersing lockdown protesters and counter protesters on saturday. police say they used water cannon after some of the lockdown protesters demonstrated without following mask and social distancing rules. germany has been under partial lockdown since november 2nd, and there is little expectation that restrictions will be eased for now. let's take a closer look now at europe's devastating second coronavirus wave. first, austria. it is soon going to have its second nationwide lockdown, and that is because covid-19 cases are growing ten times faster than expected. the chancellor, sebastian kurz, is urging people not to go out and meet anyone, admitting that authorities were no longer able to trace 77% of new infections. the new lockdown will start on tuesday and will last at least 2 1/2 weeks. poland reporting a record high in daily coronavirus deaths, and the country has the biggest total in all of eastern europe. and greece will be closing all primary schools and

osama bin laden, who carried out the attacks. as a result, the u.s. put sudan on the list of countries that support terrorism and imposed sanctions on the country. that changed last month when sudan agreed to pay $335000000.00 in compensation to attack victims, employees at the u.s. embassy, but have a survivor. mostly kenyans will not be receiving any offer. it has esther remembers that day like it just happened on the 7th of august 1998 at 10. 30 in the morning. she heard the 1st blast when i knew that the whole building was coming down. and that is why i did the preah quickly brought to me because of my getting 3. then the 2nd blast, it's when i was thrown out. and people tell me that i was collected on the pavement . i looked like i had died. so they thought i was dead though severely injured. she survived on that day, almost a mile 10 years. me. bombs exploded at u.s. embassies in nairobi, kenya and dar es salaam, tanzania, the blast scale 224 people, and injured about 5000. esther was working at the bank right next to the embassy. she was retire

osama bin laden changed it. .. ..hat was a collapse were trying but american position, but, you move to phase two. because the agents and with most of the companies are going to fall for the going to become weak in the going to fall. look at this as an indication for that fall. now it will shift to phase two. that's two and bed themselves and these insurgencies that are happening in order to prevent this vacuum from being filled. because as a son of bin laden it falls pretty well said whoever fills the vacuum will be the emerging agent. so that is their policy. it is to create vacuuming create chaos. in his last instructions to his commanders said i know i'm telling you a lot of husbands would be killed, but we have to kill them to save them. we have to kill them to save them. he repeated it twice. you look at the strategy with the sore how they embedded in the yemen war, or how they were embedded in the local council in somalia. how they got embedded in the african theater one of the earlier questions that didn't ans

special operations command and planned the raid that killed osama bin laden.een the famous photo from that day in the situation room. president obama, vice president biden, hillary clinton, tony blinken all watching in real time as navy s.e.a.l.s descended on bin laden's compound. mcraven served in the military under six presidents. he's been outspoken against president trump's leadership. last month writing despite being a pro-life, pro-second amendment, small government, strong defense, he was voting for joe biden. he since briefed the president-elect on national security issues. admiral mcraven joins me now. great to see you, admiral. i want to get to those cabinet nominees. i want to start with the news out of iran. iran's top nuclear scientist was assassinated friday. many are pointing the finger at israel. iran is vowing revenge. giving that president trump seems to be itching at an excuse to strike iran, do you think iran will let this pass? >> we've been dealing with the iranians for 40 plus years in terms of the tension. the biggest issue going forwar