we began to be able to trace that to osama bin laden. >> we will not be intimidated or pushed off thetage by people who do not like what we stand for. >> bin laden's group is suddenly a real player. and the clinton administration decides to do something about him. >> american military forces struck a series of targets overseas in sudan and afghanistan. >> the unmanned tomahawk missile was the pentagon's weapon of choice for the surprise aerial attacks, aimed at sending a pointed message to accused terrorist kingpin osama bin laden. >> america has battled terrorism for many years. we have quietly disrupted terrorist groups and foiled their plots. but there have been and will be times when our very national security is challenged. and when we must take extraordinary steps to protect the safety of our citizens. >> within minutes of today's attacks in afghanistan and sudan, some in washington were openly questioning the timing of it. >> it was the wag the dog question about the movie where a president fakes a war to distract the country from news of his sexual dalliances. >> there are a q

now, with the americans a new diversion, we can see that they killed hamza bin laden, the son of osamay or al—baghdadi's body. and they are burying osama bin laden at sea. why are we not seeing those bodies? are you suggesting that they might not have in fact... you do not parade bodies on sticks. i think acted very wisely in not doing that. you can bury them, but why in the sea? you know, iwant trump to answer that. if we step back from the particulars of this rather awful encounter, in the deserts of northern syria, it may be that trump could be proven right in a certain sense, which is that the american public is clearly exhausted with its military adventures in the middle east, and if this is part of a waystation to getting the troops home, it might play well for him in next year's election. at least, i don't think it's going to be costly. there will be some net gain and he can claim some credit. forget getting rid al—baghdadi, and if he continues to pull back american troops, however we are aware of what the benefits of the pax americana have been. we're going to have to get used

osama bin laden was everything.he ideology and very strong ideology and they managed to create a precedent on the middle east and the islamic world to create first a state with a population of more than 7 million. the size of the state is bigger than britain. it used to have about $1 million income from the oil and gas of celia, so they still have branches in afghanistan and north africa —— the oil and gas of assyria. isis is still there. the corruption, the lack of good governance and the sectarianism. the anarchy. if you see that there is uprising in iraq and lebanon. we will come back to all of that because there is a lot to unpack there. on this individual, the us president says he knows everything about the successor to al—baghdadi. what do you think about the role that he has played here?“ we ask yourself the question of where does this leave isis and its affiliates, the question of almost equal importance lids to trump, who managed, by the way, in which he handled this to grab a defeat from the jaws of victor

is trying to portray himself as achieving exactly what obama achieved to assassinate or kill osama bin ladenbin laden, and what happened? we actually ended with two more radical, more bloody, more brutal organisations, which is al—nusra and al-qaeda in syria. so what will happen after the death of al—baghdadi? a radical organisation. the third point is that, i am really surprised the americans are now changing the equation. now they are burying these mujahideen terrorists in the sea. in the beginning, they used to parade them. the sons of saddam hussein, when they were killed, we saw their dead bodies and the same thing when gaddafi was killed. 0k, they buried his body, but we have seen him. now, with the americans a new diversion, we can see that they killed hamza bin laden and we have not seen his body or al—baghdadi's body. and they are burying osama bin laden at sea. why are we not seeing those bodies? are you suggesting that they might not have in fact...? are you suggesting that they might not have in fact. . . ? honestly, are you suggesting that they might not have in fact...? honestl

month's raid brought back memories of a similar mission in 2011. >> the target then, osama bin laden.rialhe and museum just opened an exhibition on the hunt for bin laden. decade, he was america's most wanted. the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks. even before the twin towers fell, the u.s. was after osama bin laden and his terror network. it was the greatest manhunt in american history. the 9/11 memorial and museum got unprecedented access to those involved, ranging from former president obama to members of the navy seal team that finally took down bin laden in 2011. their first-person narratives are told in multimedia format. visitors will see more than 60 artifacts from equipment used by the seals to a vest word by one of their dogs. it is a story filled with frustration. the u.s. came close on several occasions. finally, intelligence was able to pinpoint his location in pakistan. that led to the navy seal raid that took just 40 minutes and resulted in bin laden's death area -- death. constructed the exhibit using angled pieces of plywood. they said it allowed them to evoke mountain c

jackie: coming up, 9/11 memorial museum in new york unveiling a new exhibit, focusing on osama bin ladenwe take you there for a preview. >> and later, fbi said these are two former twitter employees wanted for allegedly giving saudi government information about critics of th "the kingdo" i wanted more that's why i've got the power of 1 2 3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3. ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy. with trelegy and the power of 1 2 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to open airways, keep them open and reduce inflammation for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. think your copd medicine is doing en

that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden the leader of al qaeda and a terrorist who's old osama bin laden the leader of al qaeda and a terrorist who's responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men women and sure sponsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men women and children deja vu doesn't do this just this big bad bin laden older days yahoo doesn't do this just this big bad bin laden hiding out in pakistan a friendly nation that washington liberally hiding out in pakistan a friendly nation that washington liberally sprinkles with billions in aid big bad baghdadi i sprinkles with billions in aid big bad baghdadi idea gotten even live a bastion of u.s. supported rebels which operating out in the evening a bastion of u.s. supported rebels which up until 2007 seed washington liberally supplied with guns been till 2017 washington liberally supplied with guns ad munition and missiles it is the last m h s ad munition and missiles it is the last a major rebel stronghold in the north of syria the last rebel stronghold of in that rebel s

also, a preview of the new exhibit there about the hunt for osama bin laden.ley: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ jason: welcome back to bloomberg businessweek. kailey: the saga is almost over. jason: we hear from the ceo of intercontinental hotels. kailey: the security summit was in new york. jason: it was cybersecurity exports talking about attack prevention and collaboration between the public and the private sectors. we should point out that michael bloomberg is also the chairman of the 9/11 memorial and museum. let's start with my conversation. >> the theme has been about cybersecurity which is a threat at every level of our lives. what has struck me most is the conversation has bridged both the cognitive, practical, what do you do, what do you do with it, who do you partner with, but also the heart. there has been a lot of conversation today including this morning that is been about the motivation for this awareness of the need for security coming out of personal 9/11 experiences. jason: frank, pick up on that. you so well this morning on a very perso

attacks and to kill or capture anybody that gave them safe harbor and finally to find and kill osama bin laden all of those. all those missions were completed in 2011 when osama bin laden was killed and now we're back there and we're still there and it's 18 years later so my thoughts of change over time i personally don't feel that the war was worth while we're in a country that didn't attack us we're we're fighting people an enemy of our own creation for every. and any combatant or insurgent that we kill 10 more join and those are the brothers and sisters and neighbors of the people that we're fighting and so we're our presence there i feel is just propagating a perpetual war and it's time for us to find a political solution and bring our troops home from those battles. founder of the bring our troops home organization in afghanistan better and dan make night thank you for your service and your commitment to the troops i think you for joining us on the program. you bet thank you very much. that's a news wrap up for now thanks for tuning in. with the. president. of the free money. we would hav

that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden the leader of al qaeda and a terrorist who's responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men women and children deja vu doesn't do this just this big bad bin laden hiding out in pakistan a friendly nation that washington liberally sprinkles with billions in aid big bad baghdadi i doing out in the evening a bastion of u.s. supported rebels which up until 2007 seed washington liberally supplied with guns ammunition and missiles it is the last a major rebel stronghold in the north of syria the last rebel stronghold of in that one of the last remaining areas in western syria that the government does not control booth tera honchos were given the same burial ceremony with the same rights baguette his remains were buried at sea in accordance with the law of armed conflict within 24 hours of his death of some bad law his corpse was taken by the troops to the aircraft carrier the u.s.s. carl vinson the he was buried at sea according to muslim tradition of cool 7 things classified new pictures new proof that i

someone named donald trump who in 2012 tweeted, obama deserves much less credit for the killing of osama bin laden. why don't we ask the navy s.e.a.l.s. who killed bin laden. all obama did is say okay. and stop congratulating obama for killing bin laden. see, there's no one better at using the internet than him. [cheers and applause] you think he even knows he wrote that stuff? but, by the way, when obama went on tv to announce that they'd killed bin laden, he spoke for mine and a half minutes. trump did 48 minutes. we thought it might be fun to mash up his speech and we were right. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. >> abu bakr al baghdadi is dead. they did a lot of shooting and a lot of blasting, even not going through the front door. you think you go through the door. if you're a normal person, you say knock, knock, may i come in? >> after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. >> he died like a dog. >> his death does not mark the end of our effort. >> a beautiful dog. a talented dog. >> to give thanks for the men who car

right back. >>> it is now being called the greatest manhunt in american history, the hunt for osama bin ladenhibit by that name is opening up at the 9/11 museum here in new york that focuses both on bin laden's trackdown and assassination, as well as artifacts found from his former compound. here's wabc's dave evans. >> reporter: at the 9/11 memorial and museum, a new exhibit opens next week. it's called "the hunt for osama bin laden." if the bright yellow displays look like crime tape, it's for good reason. >> for us this is a crime story. a horrific crime at a huge scale. and over an enormous amount of time. at its heart we thought of it still as a crime story. >> reporter: the exhibit includes the first public display of the model of bin laden's compound. a vest worn by cairo the dog who went on the raid may 1st, 2011. plenty of fbi most wanted posters. one of the most poignant artifacts in this exhibit is this photograph taken by gordon and kathleen haberman right after 9/11. their daughter died in the attacks and they came to the city to search for her. they took this picture of a dumpst

world's number one most wanted terrorist to justice, one that some said were more important than osama bin laden. different anyway. al-baghdadi was an organizer. he was the founder of isis. the father, if you want to call him that, of isis. i think he was not so happy a few weeks ago when he saw those 67 men, in that case, pouring down on to where he was staying. we have a new national hero. then -- conan is our new great hero. conan was at the white house the other day. the animal noticed al-baghdadi, the founder, the leader of isis, the man who was trying to reinstitute isis -- because we have 100% of the isis caliphate in syria is now ours. he is dead, his second is dead. the third, we have our sights on the third. the third, i don't think he wants the job. the third, you know what, maybe i will go work in a store or something. baghdadi was a monster who raped, murdered, and tortured the innocent, including many americans. when you saw those folks, those great people in the orange jumpsuits, often times standing on a beach with a thug behind them and a big knife, that was all al-baghdadi but

world's number one most wanted terrorist to justice, one that some said were more important than osama bin laden. different anyway. al-baghdadi was an organizer. he was the founder of isis. the father, if you want to call him that, of isis. i think he was not so happy a few weeks ago when he saw those 67 men, in that case, pouring down on to where he was staying. we have a new national hero. -- conan is our new great hero. conan was at the white house the other day. noticed al-baghdadi, the founder, the leader of isis, the man who was trying to reinstitute isis -- because we have 100% of the isis caliphate in syria is now ours. he is dead this second is dead. the third, we have our sites on the third. the third, i don't think he wants the job. the third, you know what, maybe i will go work in a store or something. baghdadi was a monster who raped, murdered, and tortured the innocent, including many americans. folks, thosethose great people in the orange jumpsuits, often times standing on a beach with a thug behind them and a big knife, that was all al-baghdadi but he is gone. the american warrio

the leader that led the islamic state to that achievement, which is something beyond even what osama bin ladenas able to accomplish with al qaeda, that leader, abu bakr al baghda baghdadi, is gone, having suffered a series of reverses one after another, some of his successors killed as well, although one has been announced. a question of how capable that individual will be, how much of the organizational structure is left so that he can reassemble, try to get the islamic state back to some form of insurgency and terrorist groups, which, indeed, some of the elements there are in the process of doing. then the question is how decentralized will the organization be, because it has affiliates all around the world at this point in time. in each case where you find these affiliates have been established is a very significant amount of discontent, again, often alienation, grievances, and that is what has enabled extremist groups to establish themselves, to take advantage of ungoverned situations in the muslim world, and in some cases, even inadequately governed spaces. so there is a lot riding on wha

the only reason we ever got osama bin laden is because khalid muhammad was water boarded and guess what, he gave us the name of the courier and the courier brought us to osama bin laden and we were able to take out the guy responsible for 9/11. i'll continue to raise money in a multitude of ways for the troops. >> all right. we have time for one more. >> is time up already? >> yeah. it's gone fast. >> my question is to mr. hannity. the movie producer michael moore stated a while ago that only a politician could possibly beat president trump. what do you think a ticket of dwyane johnson and tom hanks would do to the democratic party? >> i'm going to go back to my four points. are we better off than we were four years ago? overwhelmingly yes. is donald trump losing any of the people that went out and voted for him in 2016? i don't think he's losing any. third. with his economic employment record and beating back the caliphate in syria, isis, i believe there will be many more people that will vote for him this time around than last time. all of this noise that you're hearing and other secr

world's number one most wanted terrorist to justice, one that some said were more important than osama bin laden. i would say look, different in a way. he was an organizer. al-baghdadi was an organizer. he was the founder of isis. he was the father, if you want to call him that, of isis. i think he was not so happy a few weeks ago when he saw those incredible 67 men, in that case, just calm pouring down on to -- come pouring down on to where he was staying. and that didn't work out too good. and we have a new national hero. you know who that is, right? conan is our new great hero. and conan was at the white house the other day. you might have seen him. it was something, but the animal noticed al-baghdadi, the founder, the leader of isis, the the man that was trying to reinstitute isis -- because we defeated, we have 100% of the isis caliphate in syria is now ours. he is dead. his second is dead. the third, we have our sights on the third. the third, i don't think he wants the job. [laughter] president trump: the third, you know what, maybe i will go work in a store or something. [laughter] presi

to afghanistan on the ground with the taliban, you can't say the killing of osama bin laden who's directing troops from pakistan into afghanistan is more on the ground accomplishment. i think what we are talking about here is there are no way that this war is going to end without a political solution and they need president trump to get this political solution. he's going to say whatever he's going to say to get whatever he needs. if you look on twitter and you see afghan talking about it in good company, we can't talk about things that they are calling him right now. they are saying he's kissing hup to president trump and trying to put himself in his good grace and that's what he needs to do to get president trump help him out. >> wow, we'll leave it there. elise and francesca, thank you both. >> we are back on the scene of the london stabbing attack done in broad daylight. we'll look at rudy giuliani's relationship relating to ukraine and why it could spell big trouble for none other than president trump. what's ahead for the impeachment inquiry next week? we got a lot to cover, "velshi &

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osama bin laden is dead. terrorism is still there. but terrorism is also in about 28 other countries around the world. and i think this administration and the military will tell you we don't need to be in 28 different countries. we've got to be selective about where we are. strategic about where we are and capp candidly, afghanistan may not be as strategic now as it was 18 years ago. there are other places we need to focus on that have terrorist elements in there. that may be a better use of our resources. >> there was the eddie gallagher situation we've reported on. the unprecedented tensions between the commander in chief and some of these senior military officers. general, sdwhat this surprise trip to a war zone and trump interacting in that setting with the troops do to help these tensions? >> not at all. i would suspect that every troop has already made up his mind about the eddie gallagher case and the other cases. and i would say in the majority, most of the american soldiers  that i've talked to would have commanded would pro

in frustration from the fbi in august 2001, and thinks he is throwing in the fight, and then osama bin ladencomes to him two weeks later. thank you all for coming. i'll be out in the lobby -- >> one more question. we have a change for today. sorry for the last minute but because we have the 3d exhibit we have some changes, one unfortunately there will be no cookies and coffee tonight. >> sorry. >> and also, we are going to have the book signing table here on the stage. and so please go get -- go buy your books books and kawhi -- qp in line on the side and, again, it was brilliant. really was. [applause] >> the new c-span online store now has boost booktv products go to c-span.org to check this couple. see what is now for booktv and all the c-span products. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us tonight. my name is kate and on behalf have harvard book store i'm delighted to welcome you to this evening event with gina rippon, discussing the book, gender and our brains how knew under row science explode the neglect of the

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bakr al—baghdadi and comparing contrasted to how the us public were told about the killing of osama bin ladenhe two and it was very striking indeed. critics of donald trump have said it is a mistake to use the language he used, that of abu bakr al—baghdadi dying like a dog, caught crying, whimpering and screaming. others have said, you know what? it is a way of both reaching out to the american people to tell them something important has happened and a way of sending a signal to is that they will receive the harshest punishment and retribution come what may. what is your take as a former diplomat? you are right in the sense that the two approaches could not have been more different in character. whatever else mr trump learned as a young man it was not less is more. it was a highly personal statement, particularly once he began taking questions from the journalists that day. this question of whether it will lead to more recruitment, i fear that is a possibility. it was insulting. i would have let the raid speaks for itself but i am old —fashioned and establishment. i am always nervous about gi

but, now, this was not quite on the par with killing osama if bin laden because al-baghdadi had sort public view, but do you agree with the assessment the media, either consciously or unconsciously, wanted to sort of diminish this achievement by -- and now here's the latest on impeachment, by going back to that, pounding that storyline? >> we -- well, up until now three presidents out of 45 faced impeachment. and the fact that that's what's dominating the news right now, it's tough to get beyond that. that's a big deal. howard: no one's questioning how big a deal it is. >> killing al-baghdadi is a big deal too. howard: right. >> so, what, is there a statutory number of hours or column inches we have to spend on it? howard: well, it was literally by late the next afternoon that the al-baghdadi story started to fade, and maybe it is the drama and import of impeachment, but i had a feeling that the press enjoyed the notion of moving on. >> well, certainly donald trump enjoyed the notion of moving on when he undermined obama's victory lap by saying you shouldn't give him any credit for k