them. >> between january and june 2009 there are 19 exchanges between anwar al-awlaki and major nadal hasansan toal lack al lack can i and two brief cordial thank you for your support and kind words that come from anwar al-awlaki to hasan during that same period? >> have you read the e-mails? >> i have they should have given rise to alarm. a member of our armed forces wasn't communicating at all with a radical cleric in yemen should have given rights to an investigation that was thorough and complete. >> you could lose your security clearance in the army for having bad credit and be kicked out of the army but you can't lose your security clearance for talking to a member of al qaeda through e-mail. it doesn't make snins. >> in a separate case filed fox news in british courts we have confirmedal confirmed anwar al-awlaki was sending cryptic e-mails with specific instructions to try to blow up a british plane heading to the united states. the he is serving 30 years e-mails between awlaki and hassan. >> in the end the final e-mails that hasan sent he begins to talk about his struggles internal

among his followers, nadal hasan, the gunman who shot and killed 13 people at fort hood in 2009. sources say abdulazeez's writings contain suicidal thoughts and the f.b.i. is now gathering his medical records. charlie, investigators are also looking at the seven months that he spent in jordan last year but so far have not turned up any evidence that he met with extremists there. >> rose: thanks, jeff. now to beefed-up security at military sites around the country. adrianna diaz has that part of the story from indianapolis. >> reporter: indiana governor mike pence authorized national guard troops in his state to carry personal weapons on base. >> i will not permit our citizen soldiers to remain unable to defend themselves. >> reporter: the pentagon controls who is allowed to carry firearms on u.s. military installations like the recruitment center and marine navy facility where mohammad abdulazeez opened fire thursday. the national guard, however, also falls under the command of state governors. lieutenant colonel daniel gilbert oversees military support for the indiana national g

. >> a month later a 31-year-old army officer named nadal hasan attends his mother's funeral at awlaki'sosque. the alleged fort hood shooter is in medical school in bethesda maryland. from time to time he goes to services but it's unknown if he ever met awlaki in person. on that fateful morning in september, they destroy the lives of 3,000 people. in new york city the pentagon in washington, d.c. and in a field in shanksville, pennsylvania and of those five terrorists aboard flight 77 from washington dulles three of them all know awlaki from either california or virginia. in the days following 9/11 awlaki is the media's go-to guy offering himself up for interviews with the washington post national geographic news and pbs. >> when you see the carnage of new york city and washington d.c. >> he sends confusing messages about the attack. >> people are distanceing themselves. when you get away from a llah this is what happens. >> people would celebrate when 3,000 people died and this is the truth. >> do you think it emboldened him? >> 9/11 opened the horizon of what's possible what's permissi

. >> the president won't acknowledge nadal hasan. he regularly fails to do this.y question is have we gone overboard in political correctness, impedeing law enforcement? >> it is and i'll tell you why. until we call it what it is we can't fight it. we're at war with them. we need a media campaign to counter their media campaign. we need to motivate and get our people to act as force multipliers to be the eyes and ears of law enforcement. when they see something unusual like this guy running around call the fbi. call the local cops. >> in 2007 they did a great report about home grown muslim terrorists. and it was a report under ray kelly's watch. and they fought it. the muslim community fought report. that talked about getting these people online. turning them into these terrorists here in america. the fact of the matter is it was the truth and it is coming to fruition and i'm going to say it. i don't want to scare the audience but this is the beginning of it. and i'll telling you, it will start and it will continue. >> let me go to you. do you agree? is that just

then just five months later, army major nadal hasan opens fire at ft. hood killing 13 people. a terrorist attack the obama administration long characterized as workplace violence. >> the lone wolf has become a pack of wolves. and the pack of wolves have a common ideology. it's called muslim extremist terrorism. that motivates them. and if you don't recognize that ideology and you create political correctness as a barrier, you find it really hard to find them. >> last week the house committee on homeland security passed a bill that would create a new department to address the lone wolf threat. it is called the office for countering violent extremism. some liberals criticize that effort as misfwiedguided and harmful. maria? >> eric, thank you. we are once again with house foreign affairs committee chairman ed royce. what about that? is there something else to do in terms of agencies to further protect the american people from these lone wolf attacks? >> yes, i think chairman mike mccall is pursuing the right approach there. i'm going to go back to the point i made with you earli