ago when the first people or hanged convicted terrorists convicted of planning an attack on pervez musharrafin pakistan, there's a majority of people that have been calling for death penalty and capital punishment to be reinstated. there is an understanding that the authority is acting out. a small minority of human rights activists and security analysts believe this is a very vengeful way of going about it. and taking revenge, the military is sort of taking revenge by hanging these terrorists. this is not the way to go about it. there's a need to change the mindset. the big example is that over the weekend, the terrorists that were hanged in light of the attack on pervez musharraf the funeral that was held in pakistan was attended by a number of people. they are the support in the community, the pakistani local community. there's a group sympathizing with these people. because of that we are seeing a lot of the population, when the bodies come back home of the terrorists, they are being celebrated and being called martyrs. because of that, many human rights activists are calling for an effe

>> president musharraf?> yes. >> i think what he is saying is the pakistani government is continuing, or will continue to judge its relationship with different actors, terrorist groups, in a way that doesn't always align with the united states. and so don't expect us to do what you want us to do on counterterrorism issues. but i don't think unfortunately that this is going to change, because quite frankly, the pakistani government, elements of the isi, the intelligence service, have for a long time judged it is more important to use terrorist proxies against places like india and afghanistan and the united states rather than protecting their people. >> who is responsible for the attack? >> pakistani taliban, and it shows the nature of these groups, this version of political islam blended with-- >> who heads up the pakistani tall lan. >> a guy called fazlullah, and he is disgusting. these are the people we are dealing with. >> the afghan taliban condemn the attack, as did other extremist groups, but it does c

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were executed on sunday, convicted of being involved in an attack on the former president pervez musharraf >>> police officers and tribes many in central iraq have retaken a town of west africa, west of the ramadi city. it had been under the control of the islamic state of iraq and levant for the past week. 22 i.s.i.l. fighters were killed in the operation. the president of iraq's kurdish reason is promising to crush i.s.i.l., make the the comments as he met the troops on mt sinjar. kurdish forces are facing resistance from the town of sinjar, and it was for from clear >>> the united nations released new figures on the numbers killed. 7,000 people have died since the outbreak in march. the total number of people or the gearnd case in new york. >> he was-k addressing the life of, an african american teenager shot by a black police officer. >> i understand that and you sound very intelligent. and let me say this: truly you don't believe that every person or every black that's killed is because of a white policemen, do you believe that? every time. >> police released video from surveillance c

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in fact, we wrote one day, if we get intelligence that al-qaeda is in pakistan in musharraf won't act, we will. remember how controversial that was in the campaign? so basically what you have is a president who's taken more and more control of the foreign policy. probably the most sense nixon and kissinger did. if you are a cabinet officer, you have two choices. you can say hey, i'm secretary of state or defense, this is not what i signed up for, and i'm out of here. like george shultz which reagan because the white house was trying to keep about because he wasn't back then kind of the neocon type of thing. he said look, i don't need this job. do you want me? you've got to listen to me. if you don't i'm out of here. and basically, so they were trying to show that okay, and you hear all the stories about hegel. is lazy. come on. they're trying to demean him. at staff meetings he agreed with john kerry and john dempsey but if they were right, why not? there were some people got to i can't have my opinion whether or not it agrees or disagrees. and so i think they're trying to show that t

fact, we wrote the thing one day about if -- we get intelligence that al qaeda is in pakistan and musharraf won't act, we will, remember how controversial that was in the campaign? so basically, what you have is a president who's taken more and more control of the foreign policy process. probably the most since nixon and kissinger did, all right? if you are a cabinet officer, you have two choices. you can say, hey, i'm secretary of state, or defense, this is not what i signed up for and i'm out of here. like george schultz went to reagan, because the white house was trying to keep schultz out because he wasn't, back then kind of the neo cons type of thing. he said to the president, i don't need this job, i'm out of here, okay? and basically -- so they were trying to show that, okay, and you hear all these stories about hagel. he's lazy. i mean, come on, you know? they're trying to demean him. at the staff meetings he agreed with kerry and general dempsey. they were right, why not. in other words, there are some pen people who say, i've got to say something whether it agrees or disagrees. i

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creation of domestic islamic militants that formed when the previous pakistan government, pervez musharraf began aligning with the government. it's homegrown militants th s s want to put in sharia law. they don't have much support in the country. they do have sympathizers and they do have, you know, various supporters, but most pakistanis do not support them. they view them as sort of a fringe element that's got no place in pakistan and responsible for nearly a decade of attacks against the pakistan army, troops and installation. pakistan has lost thousands of soldiers and of civilians in these attacks. but few of these -- few -- none of the attacks actually have risen to the level of what we saw today where it was a deliberate targeting of children. many are the children of pakistan army officers and soldiers and what can only be described as a horrific massacre. >> that's why this school in particular was targeted because it's the kids of pakistan military officers? >> yeah, pakistan taliban issued a statement saying that they targeted the children of the people who they claim are respon

in massachusetts, who had asked him, do you know the name of the president of pakistan, general musharraf. and poor bush said, "general," and he couldn't think of his name. so, they had all of these questions. and the answer to every one of them was "general." it made a fool out of bush. he asked, if i, as a conservative, would be the fall guy and ask the questions. and i said, "well, what's in it for me?" and i said, would vice president bush submit to an interview with me on "evans and novak" after it was "novak, hunt and shields," i believe, at that time, on cnn? he hadn't agreed to an interview with me since 1988. and so, shrum said, "absolutely." and i said, "no." i said, "i've got to get an assurance from the vice president." and so, the vice president called me at my apartment that night and assured me that -- he thanked me for doing this stunt, which kind of made me as a patsy -- but he would give me the interview. and checked after -- next week. and i checked the week after that and the week after that. he never would give me the interview. and he said he just didn't want to do i

you know, after 9/11 the president of pakistan was general pervez musharraf who was convinced bit u.s., the bush administration at the time to go against the militants, trying to convince pakistan's government and its military and its intelligence service, the isi, that everyone is in the fight together and that the taliban and al qaeda are threats not just to the west, but also to pakistan itself. but there was very spotty record by pakistan of going against the taliban. and huge divisions between the civilian government and the military and the intelligence. and, and ominously and very unfortunately, very deep concerns that members of the military and the pakistan intelligence were in collusion with these militants as well. and it is a incredibly dysfunctional situation there. and this is part of what we're seeing play out right now. plus obviously the fact that the united states has stepped up its drone attacks all over the place in the last several years and that also plays into this, into this kind of peaks of incredible violence that we're seeing. plus as i said, this is as much