terrorism analyst matt graham joining us, former u.s.andrew peak and national review terrorism expert tom rogen. tom, i'll start with you. and the arrest. your thoughts. >> yeah, it's interesting in these early stages that sometimes conflicting information. but i think that idea that one of the things that european intelligence services, the french actually specifically have been concerned about is the potential for returners from syria or jihadists to locate in one country in europe and then go into another country and commit an attack. and the reason they have been inclined to think that is a problem, if you're in one country, you might be nope to the domestic intelligence service but unknown to in this case potentially the french intelligence service. and so there is that issue. we'll have to wait and see. but the scale of the attacks i would suggest indicates that there is probably some kind of support network as well. again, we will just have to wait and see in the hours and days ahead. >> i don't want to miss the connection, too, b

terrorism analyst matt graham joining us, former u.s. intelligence officer andrew peak and national review terrorism expert tom rogen. tom, i'll start with you. and the arrest. your thoughts. >> yeah, it's interesting in these early stages that sometimes conflicting information. but i think that idea that one of the things that european intelligence services, the french actually specifically have been concerned about is the potential for returners from syria or jihadists to locate in one country in europe and then go into another country and commit an attack. and the reason they have been inclined to think that is a problem, if you're in one country, you might be nope to the domestic intelligence service but unknown to in this case potentially the french intelligence service. and so there is that issue. we'll have to wait and see. but the scale of the attacks i would suggest indicates that there is probably some kind of support network as well. again, we will just have to wait and see in the hours and days ahead. >> i don't want to miss

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joining us live from d.c., our terrorism analyst matt graham, former u.s. intelligence officer andrew peak, as well. and terrorism expert tom rogan. mr. graham, a weapons instructor and specializes in hostage rescue and we certainly saw that was a need. as you talk about how they would have pulled this off, i read a few motorof them. what is the methodology you think they're using? >> either a direct communication line or just predetermining how you're going to act and then. so since we have multiple attacks and multiple sites, it could have been as a certain time, this is when you're going to act. and from that, you take your attack, you hit the targets you want to hit, then you just create as much carnage as you can. so it's very difficult from a response stand point to fight that because it truly is an organic piece. >> andrew, i'm going to ask you about kind of the logistics of how this would work. the military and police would respond to a scene very differently. what we saw last night, both groups on the streets of paris. you saw an extra 1500 soldier

joining us live from d.c., our terrorism analyst matt graham, former u.s. intelligence officer andrew peak, as well. and terrorism expert tom rogan. mr. graham, a weapons instructor and specializes in hostage rescue and we certainly saw that was a need. as you talk about how they would have pulled this off, i read a few motorof them. what is the methodology you think they're using? >> either a direct communication line or just predetermining how you're going to act and then. so since we have multiple attacks and multiple sites, it could have been as a certain time, this is when you're going to act. and from that, you take your attack, you hit the targets you want to hit, then you just create as much carnage as you can. so it's very difficult from a response stand point to fight that because it truly is an organic piece. >> andrew, i'm going to ask you about kind of the logistics of how this would work. the military and police would respond to a scene very differently. what we saw last night, both groups on the streets of paris. you saw an extra 1500 soldier

matt graham, andrew peak and tom roi row aga rogen. that really is shaking me, the thought that they might have tried to go after -- and that was dan's expertise. that they might have tried to go after the head of state. i want to talk to you about something else they brought up. there is no such thing as isis taking hostages. we've seen what they do to children, to women. if they can't train them to be part of the caliphate, they behead them, do all sorts of horrible things to them. they don't want to be tasked with feeding and taking care of them. our special operations forces got in and we lost master sar gep sergeant wheeler. but we rescued people from isis. they're not interested inand ta people. >> and that is a dynamic that needs to be addressed. we look at a time frame and tom and i were talking offline about the time frame of this response, how long the terrorists were inside the club while shooting was continuing to go on. and began hit it really on the head, this is not a hostage situation. it in a hostage situation, for a t

matt graham, andrew peak and tom roi row aga rogen. that really is shaking me, the thought that they might have tried to go after -- and that was dan's expertise. that they might have tried to go after the head of state. i want to talk to you about something else they brought up. there is no such thing as isis taking hostages. we've seen what they do to children, to women. if they can't train them to be part of the caliphate, they behead them, do all sorts of horrible things to them. they don't want to be tasked with feeding and taking care of them. our special operations forces got in and we lost master sar gep sergeant wheeler. but we rescued people from isis. they're not interested inand ta people. >> and that is a dynamic that needs to be addressed. we look at a time frame and tom and i were talking offline about the time frame of this response, how long the terrorists were inside the club while shooting was continuing to go on. and began hit it really on the head, this is not a hostage situation. it in a hostage situation, for a t

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matt. >> kristen welker, thank you. >> let's bring in senator lindsay graham. a presidential candidate himself. as a student of the region for many years. you said something yesterday. jihadi john may be dead, but isis is alive and well. they are alive and well and apparently able to pull off a coordinated and sophisticated attack. >> yeah. they have done three things. brought down an airliner, a bombing in lebanon and now this. this is their response to us when we say you have been contained and your days are numbered. they reply forcefully. here is the did news. the region is ready to turn on these people. not buying what they are selling. i have never seen such a desire in a region to confront isil. leaders and on the streets. very few people want to turn their daughters over to isil. there is hope, but we need a new strategy. >> you talk about the willingness to confront. let me read the words of president francois hollande. i want to say we will lead a war which will be pitiless. they must be certain they are facing a determined france and france that is together and does not let itself be

matt and savannah, back to you. >> kristen welker, thank you very much. >> let's bring in senator lindsey graham, republican of southte himself. but also, as a student of this region for many, many years. you know, you said something yesterday, jihadi john may be dead, but isis is alive and well. and i think what we learned is that they're alive, well, and apparently able to pull off a coordinated and very sophisticated attack. >> yeah, they've done three things. they've brought down an airliner, they had a bombing in lebanon, and now this. this is their response to us when we say, you've been contained, your days are number, they reply pretty forcefully. here's the good news. the region is ready to turn on these people. most people in the region are not buying what they're selling. i've never seen such a desire in the region to confront isil and radical islam as i do today. that's good news. >> do you mean on the street in the region or do you mean the leaders? >> leaders and on the streets. very few people want to turn their daughters over to isil. i've been there 35 times, and to say otherwise, you just don't kno