well, one of the more recent parts of cia history is assassination of osama bin laden. why don't we look at some of the artifacts you have there. seeing that this was really tively recent history when? was this declassified? is this newly declassified stuff that we're talking about to see the abbottabad raid was. 2011. and so shortly thereafter, the related to it were d classified. the newest artifact that i'll get to in a little bit the boots that belonged to one of the members of the assault team officer that are now on display here in the museum. so the story, of course, begins with the attacks of 911. we three artifacts from the three different attack sites got a safe from the world trade center buildings. we've got the gym bag belonged to the youngest passenger on flight 93. she was headed to college that day when the plane crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania, and her bag was found in the wreckage. and then finally, we have a metal and ribbon that belonged to a young naval officer who was in the pentagon day. and when that plane crashed into the pentagon, the jet

shoots at bin laden's head, and he's killed. >> tonight i can report to the american people and to the world that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama laden, the leader of al qaeda. >> we're told that when it finally became clear to the president that this mission was going to succeed, he announced to the room in a calm voice, "we got him." >> usa! usa! >> it's like a big burden has been taken off the shoulders of america. >> it was like the country had won. national sigh of relief. that was an unusual moment in the obama administration. that might, there weren't republicans and democrats, there were americans. >> and that is at least one step toward receding this war on terror. >> he did get a little bump in job approval, but it lasted maybe a week, two weeks, and then everybody went back to their sides. was a good precursor to the division that really defined most of the era. >> -- is what's happening in america. >> in 2008 he had this big dawn of hope with barack obama. what people forgot in the background that of was the biggest economic collapse we'd had in two or three generations. and you start hearing this freight train comi

and we delivered justice to osama bin laden.or all of america, even those who disagreed with him, and being able to show up on the world stage and make people in the united states feel proud of how they were being represented, i think that he's really proud of the work that he did. it can be frustrating, this business of democracy. trust me, i know. hillary knows too. when the other side refuses to compromise, people are hurt by the inaction, but i promise you, when we keep at it, when we change enough minds, then progress does happen. i think there are a lot of folks who saw that barack obama was gonna be the beginning of an era. we had this black president who inspired so many voters to come out to the polls and yet his credibility was constantly questioned. his ability to live within that very complicated space was impressive, and i don't know that democrats have figured out how to do it since then. i see americans of every party, every background, every faith, who believe that we are stronger together. that's the america i k

bin. laden osama bin laden's stepbrother co-founded an oil and gas exploration firm in texas. to recap the frescode. boer. held the post of senator, his sons grandson george sr. george jr. became presidents. another grandson of his. jebush, was the governor of florida for 8 years, and later headed a bankrupt bank. lehman brothers notice. these are just the biggest jobs. that is , we are talking about the clan, but now it is very famous - this is the great-grandfather in the ears. this is both father and son. that is, they all had a very big impact. well, we are talking about father and sons. yes, they were presidents. this is the father of god, the elder male senator, i think was a senator. and, if we're talking about jeva boucher , he was the governor of florida, and he just re-read his eyes to pick up. well, maybe not without it. on this family, too , there is nowhere to put klima about the infamous list clintons. we have already told biohilary more than once. in general, the founders of the clan alone was president for two terms. prior to that, another five governor of the

today marks the 12th anniversary of seal team's 6 killing of osama bin laden. what are your thoughts as we sit here today talking about the threats to the security of the united states? >> first of all, took us ten years to find him. credit to the intelligence services and particularly the central intelligence agency that doggedly followed this target. much to our surprise, bin laden was not hiding in some cave, some remote area. he was hiding in plain sight down the street from pakistani military base in a community with populated by retired pakistani military. that to me, i've always found horrific. because they were shielding osama bin laden all of those years as he hid in plain sight. credit the seals and the aviation group that ran this operation. give credit to the administration that made this decision. that was a very good day to finally deal a blow to the al-quaida that needed to be dealt. all involved in doing that deserves our commendation. >> martha: give credit to credit is due to the intelligence officials that tracked him successfully, to the mil

laden is osama's stepbrother. bin laden co-founded an oil and gas exploration firm in texas and, to recap, fresco boer served as senator by his son and grandson. george sr. george jr. became presidents. another grandson of his. jebush, was the governor of florida for 8 years, and later headed a bankrupt bank. lehman brothers notice. these are only the largest positions, as we are talking about tribalism, now it is very well known. this is in the ears, this is the great-grandfather and this is the father and the son. that is, they all had a very big impact. well father and son. we are speaking. yes, it was the presidents who transgressed - this is the father of god, the senator, in my opinion, was a senator. and, if we are talking about jev bush , he was the governor from florida, and he was just counting the votes for his brother. well, maybe not without it. on this family, too , there is nowhere to put klima about the infamous list of clintons. we have repeatedly told the white hillary in general, the founders of the

that a photograph of the main criminal appears, and osama bin laden is in all the newspapers on televisionn and so forth further and quite naturally, the patriotic people of america are ready to stand wholeheartedly against the villains and terrorists who encroach on the freedom of the independence of this great country. and then it starts showing up. unexpected questions look at the people who designed and built these towers told us that the building had to withstand the impact of not one, but several aircraft in 2005 in madrid there was a big fire. the sky lit up, the flame was a huge fire lasted 20 hours straight. however, the supporting structures remained intact. the skyscraper did not fall in august 2004. we ran a series of tests that disproved the original theory of the so-called pancake collapse. in addition , the test parameters themselves were falsified, something doubled.

on may 2, 2011, american special forces eliminated osama bin laden, the leader of the terrorist organization al-qaeda 10 years earlier, with the help of hijacked airliners, he organized large-scale terrorist attacks in the united states terrorist number one lived in the pakistani city of tabazah in a well- fortified mansion, the operation was called the spear of neptune it continued 38 minutes, the americans flew in from afghanistan in helicopters and blew up the wall surrounding the house , burst inside and killed five people himself , his son himself and the courier with his family, one of wife and twelve-year-old daughter. only the courier shot back. the rest were unarmed, the body of the usami was taken to the aircraft carrier in the persian gulf and kept at sea. the news of the death of a terrorist was greeted with jubilation in the united states, but many countries considered it a cold-blooded murder and a gross violation of international law. on may 2 , 1853, for the first time in the world, a stand for testing combat missiles with a powder charge was created in russia. this is the de

that a photograph of the main criminal osama bin laden appears in all the newspapers on television, and and so forth, and quite naturally, the patriotic people of america are ready to stand up with all their breasts against, and the villains and terrorists who encroach on the freedom of independence this great country. and then it starts showing up. unexpected questions look at the people who designed and built these towers told us that the building had to withstand the impact of not one, but several aircraft in 2005 in madrid there was a big fire, a skyscraper caught fire, the flames were huge the fire lasted 20 hours in a row without being damaged. the skyscraper did not fall in august 2004. we ran a series of tests that disproved the original theory of the so-called pancake collapse. in addition, the parameters themselves were falsified tests. something is doubled, something is halved, for example, they say that there were about 13 tons of fuel on board the aircraft, according to the federal aviation agency, there were about six and a half tons of fuel, that is, the presence of therm

the most important criminal, and osama bin laden in all the newspapers on television, and so on and so forth, and quite naturally, the patriotic peoples of america are ready to stand up with all their breasts against the villains and terrorists who encroach on the freedom and independence of this great country. and then it starts showing up. unexpected questions here look at the people who designed and built these towers told us that the building had to withstand the impact of not one, but several planes in 2005 in madrid there was a big fire, a skyscraper caught fire, the flame was a huge fire. it went on for 20 hours 20 hours straight. however, the supporting structures remained intact. the skyscraper did not fall in august 2004. we ran a number of tests that disproved the original theory of the so-called pancake collapse. in addition , the tests were falsified. that someone brought it in advance and laid it in steel supports. i spoke to a building collapse specialist. he said that's how they do it, plant explosives, set radio-controlled detonators, and then initiate a series of succ

we wouldn't let osama bin laden walk in 18 years. why this guy? a bulletin, it's only one group that isn't listed as being targeted. and it does seem to invite the public into the conversation. it is uncomfortable, but it is uncomfortable for our politicians as well. so until someone has to start the chicken and the egg. what came first? it feels like the national security agencies are begging for some engagement. so i appreciate all of you engaging with us on it here. thank you all so much for spending time with us. >>> when we come back, abortion acess under assault. south carolina becoming the latest state to enact a strict abortion ban. what the indiana doctor who helped and treated and provided care for a 10-year-old victim of rape face disciplinary action and a hearing that's been going on. we'll bring you those developments after a short break. brinyog u those developments after a short break. getting screened ♪ ♪ for colon cancer made me queasy. ♪ ♪ but now i've found a way that's right for me. ♪ ♪ feels more easy. ♪ ♪ my doc and i agreed.

gerasimov are responsible for killing civilians in an amount that exceeds, for example, what osama bin ladens is an order of magnitude higher than even what the representatives of the same al-qaeda committed but the key story. for example, if we talk about point powerful strikes, for example, during our powerful response in one or another format . so, melitopol and everything in you topol, which city is in the russian defense of the temporarily occupied of our territories are played by melitopol and sevastopol from the point of view of the de-occupation process. they have a political and moral significance, because the return of these two cities will significantly raise the morale of seven soldiers of the ukrainian armed forces and the entire population of ukraine, therefore , in this regard, both cities are extremely important. we saw with what elation people accepted liberation of kherson it was a great positive moment for the whole of ukraine and actually for the west as well as for people who support ukraine in fact the return of melitopol and mariupol will have a much greater effect fro

former navy seal who helped kill osama bin laden is outraged by the woke campaign. the u.s.y is using enlisted soldier drag queen as recruiter. i'm done. china is going to destroy this. you have this navy, i can't believe i fought for this expletive. >> matthew lomer says the agenda alienates majority of recruits. listen to this. >> i have to wonder who it is they think they are appealing to in recruiting process by hiring drag queen as digital ambassador, they are not incentivizing men and women to stick around if they believe in the western nuclear family, as we often refer to it. they don't want their kids around this stuff or participate in this stuff. it is not true it is helping recruiting efforts. what is surprising, not that it is taking place, we knew this was taking place more and more. what is surprising, senior military leaders continue to push an agenda like this, despite it is hurting recruiting efforts and retention and can't help our readiness. >> ashley: later this morning, we'll be joined by andrew rose, who was released for refusing to comply with the covi

even the niece of the notorious osama bin laden, who, by the way, has nothing to do with the deeds ofe. and generally a progressive activist. my name is nurben. laden i am a person, not a qr code. i don't want to eat zhukov i don't want to live in a capsule. i don't want to be locked in a digital prison and neither what they do won't make me do it. this is who says that manthusianism is a human-hating ideology of the century before last, there is no need to reduce the population of the planet, they say, the most respected media and the most progressive scientists. here reuters publishes a selection of opinions under the heading depopulation will help achieve climate justice. but the respected american scientific journal reports that humanity needs to be reduced in numbers to 450 million as soon as possible. why? yes, of course, all for the sake of the same climate is not explained. and why warming is bad, because there have been epochs in the history of the earth when the temperature was higher by five or even 10 °, and life on the planet flourished. exuding aromas, no one considers i

bin. laden, osama bin laden's half-brother , co-founded an oil exploration firm and gas in texas and moreoverap frescode boer served as senator, his sons, grandson george sr. george jr., became presidents. another grandson of his. jebush, 8 years governor of florida, and later headed a bankrupt bank. lehman brothers notice. these are only the largest positions, as we are talking about tribalism, now it is very well known. this is in the ears and great-grandfather. this is both father and son. that is, they all had a very big impact. well, father and sons are what we're talking about. yes , it was the presidents who transgressed - this is bush's father the oldest male senator, i believe, was a senator. and, if we are talking about jev bush , he was the governor from florida, and he was just counting the votes back. well, maybe not without it. on this family, too , there is nowhere to put klima about the infamous list of clintons. we have repeatedly told the white hillary in general, the founders of the clan one was president for two terms. prior to that, five more governor spouses. senators, t

they mentioned the name osama bin laden. i had not heard it before.turban, beard, and brown skin. when i saw it, my heart sank. i knew my life would change forever. the death threats started that day. i was born and raised in san antonio, texas. in a lot of ways, it was wonderful. our lives were typical. riding bikes, playing video games with neighbors. in other ways, atypical. people on the streets or in grocery stores would remind us they did not feel like we belonged. i was 10 the first time someone called me a terrorist. i was at a soccer game. the referee was doing equipment checks. when he got to me herban he called me a terrorist and said people like me likes to hide bombs and weapons in turbans. after that moment i promised myself that the next time i was in a situation like that, i would stand up for myself. i started to think about what it looks like for us to engage with the challenges in our lives in ways that make us feel proud where we did not run away but also did not amplify anger? in the moments of violent racism or even small moments

bin laden's head and he's killed. >> tonight i can report to the american people and to the world that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osamaa. >> i mean, that was an extraordinary moment, an extraordinary course of events and helped elicit a sort of national unity but then even that was short lived. >> yeah. first of all, it was an extraordinary decision. as it was pointed out in the film, he had to make it without real certainty that the target was there, that it was going to go well. it was very fraught and he understand if it didn't go well that his presidency could be lost. but that's why you're in that job. what distinguishes great presidents from other presidents are presidents who are willing to make those decisions when they think it's in the best interest of the country. but yeah, look, we are increasingly -- we are an increasing polarized times. after the 2012 election, the republican party did an autopsy of the election that they lost and the conclusion of that autopsy was we need to moderate, we need to broaden our horizon. and then donald trump came along and he had a completely different theory of politics an

they mentioned the name osama bin laden, i had never heard it before.m in his turban, beard, and brown skin. and my heart sank. i knew my life would change forever. the death threats startedhat day. not many believe this when i tell them, but i was born and raised in san antonio, texas. in a lot of ways, it was wonderful. we saw our lives as very typical, always playing sports outside, riding our bikes, playing video games with neighbors. in some ways, our lives were very atypical. people on the streets or in grocery stores would remind us they did not feel like we belonged. i was 10 years old the first time someone called me a terrorist. i was at a soccer game, the referee was doing equipment checks, and when he got to me he said something about how he needed to check my turban. he called me a terrorist and he said he knows people like me like to hide bombs and knives in our headwear. i put my head forward and let him touch my turban. no one had done that before. i felt like i was giving i i promised myself next time i'm in a situation like this, i'm g

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and the next year a cia analyst searching for osama bin laden in zero dark 30.d her oscar nominations. now she is a newly minted tony nominee in the theater. where she always has felt most at home. >> once i started taking, like, drama class, then i was -- >> those were your people? >> i would skip school to read shakespeare in my car. i mean, that is not someone should be doing in high school. i realized, you can't just not do the classes you don't want to do. you have to show up to pe. oh, my god, i had to take pe twice. >> really? >> yes. the. >> wow, that's rare. >> i didn't want to do pullups. >> i was watching you through almost two hours of this play thinking, my god, that's draining. >> it's exhausting but also it is invigorating. i love doing theater. it's what i first wanted to do. i was so excited by the opportunity of -- the idea i could live in new york city and do theater. i feel so excited after performance i'm exhausted but i can't even take a nap. >> really? >> i have too much -- >> adrenaline? >> yeah. i can't even -- i go and meet everyone at

and it's during the obama presidency in capturing of osama bin laden. when you were taken into situation room where this photograph was taken, did you have any idea what the subject matter was going to be? oh, yeah. so about a week before john, that you see in the top right hand corner, second from the left, i mean, second from the right is was the homeland security adviser at the time. and and an aide in his office had come to me maybe a week or ten days before. and whatever do don't go anywhere, you know, next weekend. and and she said to me, i'm not sure it's going to be saturday or sunday. and that was the trigger for me, that this was a special ops because i knew it was weather dependent, right? so i it was some sort of special ops. and then, you know, later and later i guess maybe the day before i figured out what was going on and, you know, earlier that day, this picture made, you know, around 4:00 dc time, but around. 1:00 he had his first meeting in the situation room that afternoon. this was on a sunday, and they went over the final details. s

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conversation with obama and admiral craven about specifically that raid which famously killed osama bin ladenat in one fugitive that america was facing. it's a decision that is the test for both civilian and military leaders, and in america we have civilian oversight of the military. it was mccraven who oversaw the mission. he retired after serving 37 years at a navy s.e.a.l. he has written several best selling books. he's become an outspoken public voice and also chose to speak out about criticizing donald trump during his presidency, and he in his civilian life endorsed joe biden in 2020. we are joined now tonight by retired admiral william mccraven. his new book is "the wisdom of the bull frog", and leadership made simple but not easy. thanks for being here. >> hey, it's great to be with you. >> i mentioned to viewers earlier, we like to end sometimes with uplift. obviously you deal with many serious things, but you're also talk about how we can make sense of them and that we might look to leaders to repurpose our time on earth. tell us why you're focused on the bull frog, what that means

and the vulnerability of the united states in the nineties not very well recognized, even after osama bin laden, the head of the al qaeda terrorist group declared war on the united states in 1996. even then, those threats were not taken terribly seriously. the twin towers were attacked in 2001 two. tremendous of life. so what do you guys think is the terrorism decade an appropriate way to characterize the nineties or is it perhaps too narrow, too constrained an important element of the nineties for sure. but maybe not defining. ever. i think, to what people for you previously said about the internet or defining the decade as the internet decade? it's kind of premature to state that here as we've seen an increase in terror attacks and mass shootings and other, you know, events, terror in the last two decades rather than in the nineties. so i think that while yes, this was like the introduction to a few decades terror, i wouldn't say that this is like the defining feature of the decade. if it were the sort of planning the seeds if you will, for for the decades to follow terms of terrorist attacks

he to know a lot about al qaeda or osama bin laden. what did you say about bush's mindset and what contributed to this disastrous mistake? >> there are many things that could be said about george w. bush in this respect and the themes of my book relate to fear as you said earlier, power, who bursts, and it is incredibly important to understand the interaction of these three factors so many of the qualities you just enumerated fall under the subject matter of who bursts in my book. yes, george w. bush believed that all people wanted to be free, all people wanted to have democratic institutions, he did believe american soldiers would be welcomed with chocolates and flowers as iraqi exile leaders in the united states told him. >> host: some of whom work on men. >> guest: right. >> host: maybe i wouldn't call him that. >> those are your words and you are entitled to them. george w. bush did not want chalabi to take over air act. one of the interesting aspects is that he was actually opposed to that but that's beside show. but, you are abso

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