first, let's get reaction from devin nunes. welcome to "fox news sunday." >> thank you. >> i want to start by asking you about reports citing international intelligence officials saying that isis has trained some at least 400 fighters and has deployed them across europe to carry out more attacks. what is your understanding of the imminent threat to europe right now? >> what i always advise people is these numbers you're hearing are only the numbers the intelligence community knows about. think what is more concerning is that the spectrum of threats continues to grow because we know the people that we know about but we don't know the people that have went to syria and iraq and come back. altogether, that's probably in and then they're training locals. so they're going to the refugee populations, training people, bringing people into the fold, going to the mosques and you look at places like belgium, france, germany, turkey, other parts -- those are areas that i think with high populations that have to be concerned about more att

first, let's get reaction from house intelligence chairman devin nunes. welcome to "fox news sunday." >> thank you. >> i want to start by asking you about reports citing international intelligence officials saying that isis has trained some at least 400 fighters and has deployed them across europe to carry out more attacks. what is your understanding of the imminent threat to europe right now? >> what i always advise people is these numbers you're hearing are only the numbers the intelligence community knows about. think what is more concerning is that the spectrum of threats continues to grow because we know the people that we know about but we don't know the people that have went to syria and iraq and come back. altogether, that's probably in the thousands. and then they're training locals. so they're going to the refugee populations, training people, bringing people into the fold, going to the mosques and you look at places like belgium, france, germany, turkey, other parts -- those are areas that i think with high populations that have to be concerned

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we will have exclusive reaction from intelligence chair in house of representatives, devin nunes and ted cruz but first, to the senior foreign affairs correspondent in brussels. greg? >> yes, an emotional easter sunday here in brussels as the crowd is gathering in front of the makeshift memorial to the victims of the attacks this week. the crowd is growing in side and in noise amid news of a break in the investigation into the attacks. you are right, police now think they could have the other airport bomber, the man seen in the surveillance video, in a hat and a jacket with two other bombers. he fled the scene and the bomb did not go off. it is believed the man is faycal cheffou said to be an independent journalist, but, really, what he is doing is pushing radical islamist causes and he is charged with terrorist murder. and sadly it has been confirm god more americans were killed in the attacks this week, 30-year-old justin shults and his wife, 29, stehpanie, from tennessee and kentucky and they both worked for companies here for the past couple of years and they loved exploring euro

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. >> congressman devin nunes on why he thinks americans were the target. only on "fox news sunday."t obama faced for doing the wave and dancing the tango amid the terror threats fair? >> i have a lot of things on my plate. but my top priority is to defeat isis. >> we'll ask our s

. >> congressman devin nunes on why he thinks americans were the target. only on "fox news sunday."g the tango amid the terror threats fair? >> i have a lot of things on my plate. but my top priority is to defeat isis. >> we'll ask our sda

. >> congressman devin nunes on why he thinks americans were the target. only on "fox news sunday."ident obama faced for doing the wave and dancing the tango amid the terror threats fair? >> i have a lot of things on my plate. but my top priority is to defeat isis. >> we'll ask our sunday panel

house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes is only on fox news sunday.he tango a mid the terror threats fair? we'll ask our sunday pam about the president's optics problem. >>> plus, the war of the wives. the feud between cruz and trump takes a nasty turn. senator ted cruz is our exclusive this week on fox news sunday. >>> that is going to be a heated fox news sunday. >> um-hmm. >> encourage you all to watch it like the segue, dave, speaking of heated -- >> how warm is it going to get today? >> the clouds will keep the heat out. yeah, so it works a little bit there, bill. we do have warmer temperatures in the seven day forecast. not today, though. those clouds will keep the temperatures down a bit. not giving us any rain, though. look at the scale here. okay. today this afternoon ton night but tomorrow well down. not looking great tomorrow morning. we have rain on the way. plan around that. it won't be around all day but you will be dealing with some rain tomorrow morning. fours now except for mount pocono at 35 degrees. 45 in physical. almost up to clos

i'm joined now by former senator, former defense committee armed services committee chair sam nune.partisan, nonprofit organization that led the way in securing nuclear materials since the end of the cold war. senator, great to see you. thanks very much for being with us. >> good to be with you. >> the nuclear threat initiative has put out a report on nuclear materials, the threat of dirty bott bombs, 100 countries that have materials that are not well safeguarded. this past week we saw that the belgium terrorists, isis already led terrorists in brussels were staking out on the possibility that they might somehow blackmail, kidnap him and get him to give up the secrets to awe pore plant or some nuclear materials. >> andrea, there are two dimensions to the problem. one is weapon grade materials and on that score the nuclear material summits as well as the years prior to that have really made progress. we've gone with 50 countries to 24 now and made significant progress under the obama administration with the summit conferences. so that's on nuclear-type explosions that would be like

hope you were able to hear from chris christie about the delegates and depriefg the voters, with the nunes and also about mitch mcconnell and asking trump to condemn the type of violence that we've seen. what are your thoughts? >> well, i certainly agree with mitch. when there is violence, if it's incited from the speaker at the podium, that's all the more egregious. that needs to stop, and he needs to do that right away. otherwise, somebody is really going to get hurt. >> senator, when you think about the potential of a brokered convention for the gop, is that something that democrats would like to see, would like to see this be down the line and nasty and totally unorganized in terms of a nomination -- nominating process for the republicans? something that only benefits the democrats. >> you know, we always expect that we're going to talk against the other guy. i don't do that. for example, how many times have people baited me to talk against my colleague from florida, marco rubio, who i like very much, and i get along with. but he is in a republican party that seemingly has the beast th

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. >> i'm worried that this was, indeed, some type of attack on americans devin nunes on why he thinks target only on "fox news sunday." and is the criticism president obama faced for doing the wave amid the terror threats fair? >> i have a lot of things on my plate. but my top priority is to defeat isis. >> we'll ask our sunday panel about the president's optics problem. and our exclus

on the third of march to address the budget and management issues that you raised, chairman nunes. i said last year in stability has become the new normal in this trend will continue for the foreseeable future. violent extremists are operationally active and about 40 countries. seven countries are experiencing the collapse of central government authority and 14 others face regime threat or violence in stability or both. .. in 2014 has reached the united states as projected to cause up to 4 million cases in the hemisphere. for that purpose i want to comment about technology and cyber. there will be a more significant impact on the way of life and it's central to the economic prosperity but it will bring new security vulnerabilities. the internet of well connected devices that could be exploited. artificial intelligence will enable computers to make decisions about data and physical systems and disrupt labor markets. russia and china continue to have the most sophisticated programs. china continued cyber espionage against the united states and whether the commitment operates its econ

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nunes of california. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. gohmert: i move that we do now hereby adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. "post." -- those opposed, no. the ayes have it. accordingly, the hous crimes against humanity. we are. we are ready to say this. we need to elect nice these atrocities with clear eyes. we need to continue to pray for the persecuted. second, the obama administration is in the final stages of preparing its so-called fiduciary rule. this would raise costs and limit options for people seeking advice on retirement planning this could hurt millions of middle class savers. we have already passed a bill in the house to delay this rule and we have passed bills in two committees laying out responsible alternatives. when this rule comes down, we will be ready to do what we can to protect the savings of hardworking americans and when we do, i hope that we will be joine