mark: welcome back america were here at the great patriot senator tom cotton and the senate intelligence committeean. you know, senator, i'm watching what's going on in the middle east it. the middle east has exploded. there's a war going on in the mimiddle east. israel is surrounded by iranian surrogates and the secretary of state says iran will have the material it needs to build a nuclear weapon. and we are withholding weapons from israel while we are pouring tens of billions of into iran and on and on and on can you please explain to me the other insanity of this administration it comes to an alley like israel? >> the biden/harris policy in the middle east is as explicit without a successful policy it looks like with president trump president trump backed israel at her other allies in the regent to the hilt with no daylight but we sought peace and stability in the middle east. we've had peace agreements abraham accords between israel and several arab nations joe biden and kamala harris for three and half years have appeased iran at every turn tens of billions of dollars in sanctions relief whi

also on the senate intelligence committee when she was in the senate, she had been to age orfour timesreally —— zelensky. she's led the national space council, she's been the foremost architect of safe and responsible policies on artificial intelligence. so i just mention a few of these things so people understand that she is ready to handle that she is ready to handle that tough foreign policy portfolio and serve as commander—in—chief for the which is one of the things, polls show there are persistent doubts about women's ability to doubts about women's ability to do national security and crisis management. luckily, there are early polls showing that people do have confidence in her as a crisis manager. isaac is partly because she's a very skilled speaker, prosecutor, attorney general, she does have to marshal facts general, she does have to marshalfacts and general, she does have to marshal facts and evidence and make arguments. frankly, looking forward to the debates i think she's going to wipe the floor with him. it i think she's going to wipe the floor with him.— floor with him. i

you know this from the 911 commission report that the senate intelligence committee published in 2014, where it's detail that he has been watermarked, if that he's been exposed to sleep deprivation and all kinds of other a very brutal techniques. and that's the main defendant of these 3 and the co defendants have similar stories. now, kelly shake mohammed has been in guantanamo base since 2006. it's nearly 20 years. can you or can you tell us about that facility? guantanamo, as well as the main prison camp in guantanamo hosted, close to a 100 prisoners. in the early days after 911, the prison was opened by the george w bush administration. as a deliberate attempt to keep these prisoners from accessing us courts, the administration held that the prison was outside of us jurisdictions. so the prisoners, healthcare could not claim their rights before us courts. at some point, the supreme court decided that the prison was, in fact, under your asters dictates, and that the prisoners were entitled to some rights over the years, the number of prisoners has been reduced. so now they're only 3

this was said by the head of the us senate intelligence committee, mark warner, on the sidelines of theemocratic party convention in chicago. in particular, he emphasized that the american administration should allow the ukrainians to strike some airfields and missile launch sites beyond the 80-kilometer ban currently in effect. remove restrictions on the use of western weapons against russia for the armed forces before that. called the high representative of the european union josep borel. he noted that the ukrainian offensive on the kursk region was a strong blow to the kremlin leader's narrative. so lifting such restrictions could advance peace efforts. in his opinion, this would make it possible to strengthen the defense of ukraine. the netherlands ordered 51 mobile radars for ukraine, they will be delivered by the end of the year. this was stated by the minister of defense of the netherlands, ruben breckelmans, on the x social network on wednesday . the official noted that reliable air defense is vitally important for ukrainian defenders. mobile complexes able to detect small drone

, the senate select committee on an intelligence and that committee was tasked in its mandate and its jurisdiction to offer ongoing and continuous oversight right of the national intelligence community. the first time that a single committee in the united states senate had ever been tasked with such a responsibility, that's one of the major contributions. the house also adopts a similar measure and creates a permanent intelligence committee on that side of congress. those are long lasting changes. internal changes. on the senate side, there were other internal reforms, for example, reforms adopted by the fbi. but those reforms because were internal rather than legislative they could be adjusted by by successive attorneys general. and they have been tweaked over time. other reforms that were suggested by the church committee include the foreign intelligence surveillance act, which created a special court of judges that would review requests for foreign surveillance and that's another legacy that that still exists today. what were some of the critiques and who were some of the critics o

, the senate select committee on an intelligence and that committee was tasked in its mandate and its jurisdiction to offer ongoing and continuous oversight right of the national intelligence community. the first time that a single committee in the united states senate had ever been tasked with such a responsibility, that's one of the major contributions. the house also adopts a similar measure and creates a permanent intelligence committee on that side of congress. those are long lasting changes. internal changes. on the senate side, there were other internal reforms, for example, reforms adopted by the fbi. but those reforms because were internal rather than legislative they could be adjusted by by successive attorneys general. and they have been tweaked over time. other reforms that were suggested by the church committee include the foreign intelligence surveillance act, which created a special court of judges that would review requests for foreign surveillance and that's another legacy that that still exists today. what were some of the critiques and who were some of the critics o

on the senate intelligence committee, she investigated russian interference in our election. to dictators and dreaming of becoming one himself. trump thinks that americans, who have made the ultimate sacrifice are suckers and losers. if we fall for that again and make him the commander in chief, the only suckers would be us. kamala harris knows that standing with our allies means standing up for americans. [ applause ] >> she'll keep modernizing our military to support our troops and to support our veterans like our next vice president tim walz. [ applause ] >> the world laughs at trump, literally. but, folks, it is not funny. when he was president, that meant the world was laughing at us. the threats we face are too serious. the sacrifices our service members make are too sacred. the alliances we have spent decades building are too critical. that's what's at stake now. and the choice, the choice isn't even close. but in arizona and nationwide, this election will be. [ applause ] >> we'll win in the same way we launch rockets into space and land fighter jets on an aircraft ca

on the senate intelligence committee she investigated russian interference in our elections.trump feels about those. donald trump skipped his intelligence briefings. he was too busy sucking up to dictators and dreaming of becoming one himself. [booing] trump things that americans who have made the ultimate sacrifice are suckers and losers. if we fall for that again and make them the commander-in-chief , the only suckers would be us. [applause] kamala harris knows standing with our allies means standing up for americans. she will keep modernizing our military to support our troops and to support our veterans like our next vice president, tim walz. [cheers and applause] the world laughs at trump literally. but, folks, it is not funny. when he was president, that meant the world was laughing at us. the threats we face are too serious. the sacrifices are service members you make are too sacred. the alliances we have spent decades building are too critical. that is what is at stake now, and the choice -- the choice is not even close. but in arizona and nationwide this election wil

on the senate intelligence committee and as vice president, she worked with more than 150 world leadersand dangerous then, and it's foolish and dangerous now. [ cheers and applause ] listen to president reagan. president reagan, isolationism never was and never will be an acceptable response to tyrannical governments. never. [ applause ] trump tells tyrants like putin, they can do whatever the hell they want. kamala harris tells tyrants the hell you can. not on my watch. [ cheers and applause ] she's worked with president zelenskyy to fight back against russia. she knows that protecting their democracy protects our democracy as well. [ cheers and applause ] look, donald trump does not understand the world, and he does not understand the service and sacrifice of our military. our fallen veterans are not suckers. they are not losers. they are our heroes! [ cheers and applause ] kamala harris will honor our veterans, and in tim walz, we will have a vice president who has served in uniform honorably for 24 years. [ cheers and applause ] kamala harris understands this moment. it is a moment

wallow in government reports 911 commission report you know, the torture report from the senate intelligence committee. anna read the generate sixth report. one thing struck me you may member cassidy hutchinson the young woman who worked in the trump white house. bravely step forward in her testimony when a lot of other people would not. she was close to trump that they are generally six was able to tell you a story of what she saw. and one thing that struck me in the reading of that report is where she quote truck trump was going to give his speech at the ellipse outside the white house. he was annoyed they were not letting all the people in. that the metal detectors and some people at different kinds of weapons and they were not letting them t into be there ner the president, right? he always wants a bigger crowd, always. >> there were millions of people here watching this. >> people say this is the best intended panel ever at the best attended at the many people say that. men with tears in their eyes. they said to me sir. [applause] >> he quotes the president as saying you know, something like get

what kind of foreign policy experience does she have beyond being on the senate intelligence committeeears? what kind of leader do you think she would be, commander in chief? >> i think when you are vice president and you have been a partner to joe biden, she knows the world. she's visited with 150 world leaders. she's gone abroad. she's helped negotiate. she understands the issues. more importantly, she appreciates the sacrifice of our military. to have donald trump call them losers and suckers, in my book, he doesn't deserve to be commander in chief if he feels that way about our veterans. kamala understands our veterans, she understands the issues related to our security. most importantly, she's going to be a lot tougher on putin than trump will ever be. >> what he said about the medal of honor? >> yeah. to have him -- he keeps denying he calls them suckers and losers. then he comes out and says, civilian medals are more important because the guys receiving military medals are shot up or dead. that's right. because they are sacrificing their life for our country. they are not losers

it entered into an unambiguous agreement with the senate intelligence committee promising advance notification of anticipated covert activities. as recently as the summer of 1986, the director of central intelligence reaffirmed this agreement and lauded the successful partnership that our developing tween the executive and the intelligence committee. but at the very moment, these promises of cooperation, notification and partnership were being made and reaffirmed the secret chain of events which would explode in the iran-contra affair was well in motion. the story is one not of covert activity alone, but of covert foreign policy, not secret diplomacy, which congress has always accepted, but secret policymaking, which the constitution has always rejected. it is a tale of working outside the system and of utilizing irregular channels and private parties accountable to no one on matters of national security, while ignoring the congress and even the traditional agencies of executive foreign policy making. and we're joined by jim townsend, director of the levin center for oversight and democracy. m

the 9/11 commission, the torture report from the senate intelligence committee in the january 66 report and you may remember kassidy hutchinson the young woman who worked in the trump white house and very bravely step forward in her testimony when a lot of other people would not and she was close to trump that day on january 6 and was able to tell you the story of what she saw. one thing that struck me in the reading ofdi that report is whee she quotes trump when trump is going to give his speech at the white house and he was annoyed that they weren't letting all the people in. they had the metal detectors and some people had weapons and they were letting them in. he always wanted a bigger crowd, always. >> that there were millions of people here watching this panel. they said it was the best attended event at the gaithersburg book festival ever. many people say that. >> soo hutchinson quotes the president as saying you know like get rid of the magnetometer , let my people in. they are not here to hurt me. and when i read that line i immediately thought where was the stress of that sent

on the senate intelligence committee, she investigated russian interference in our election.lready know how trump feels about those. donald trump skipped his intelligence briefings. he was to busy sucking up to dictators and dreaming of becoming one himself. trump thinks that americans who have made the ultimate sacrifice our suckers and losers. if we fall for that again, and make him the commander in chief, the only suckers would be us. kamala harris knows that standing with our allies means standing up for americans. she will keep modernizing our milliner -- military and supporting our troops and support our veterans like our next vice president, tim walz. the world laughs at trump. literally. but folks, it is not funny. when he was president, that meant the world was laughing at us. the threats we face are too serious. the sacrifices our servicemembers make are two sacred. the alliances we've spent decades building are two critical. that is what is at stake now. and, the choice isn't even close . but, in arizona and nationwide, this election will be. we will win in the sam

you know, the torture report from the senate intelligence committee you know all these and i read it the january report and and one thing struck me, you may remember cassidy, the the young woman who worked in the trump white house, you know, very bravely step forward. and her testimony when a lot of other other people would not and she was close to trump that day on january six and was able to really tell you a story of what she saw and one thing that struck me in the reading of that report is where she she trump, when trump was going to give his speech at at the ellipse, outside the white house and and he was annoyed that they weren't letting all the people in right because they had the the metal detectors. right. and some people had different kinds of weapons and they weren't letting them in to be near the president. right. and and he wants a bigger crowd always. and and so he saw millions of here watching this panel. the the people say this was the this is the biggest scandal ever. right. this is the best attended event at the gaithersburg book festival ever. people are saying peo

the past three and a half years, just as she was in the middle of it when she was on the senate intelligence committee. she's extremely accomplished in these areas. she has played an active role here, in ukraine, in gaza, in helping to contain china around the world and dealing with issues like a.i. and next generation threats. and this is just one of a handful of why, in my estimation, the vice president is not an accidental candidate. the vice president is the best qualified person in america to be the next president of the united states. >> david, i want to thank you. ali velshi is going to stay with me for a minute. i always like to be as transparent as i can with the viewers. i've tried to get you in here to do a fall back to talk about your book for a minute. there's been a lot of news. you've been a little busy. we've been a little busy. >> yes. >> so now i've got you on foreign policy, let's take a minute. >> thank you. >> we're still going to do this. this has been in the works. the book, it's "small acts of courage." it looks at migration across the country. do we embrace this? is that the a

then, senator mark warner, chairman of the senate collect -- select committee on intelligence. has been in the forefront of tackling the serious challenges we face. following the conversations we are joined by a group of experts to reflect on what we hear from the members and dive deeper into policy solutions. our friend and former member of congress and cochair of freedom house had planned to be here today but is unable to join us so it is my pleasure to take her place as a moderator for the conversations with senator warner and congressperson when strip. so please join me in welcoming congressman when strip. [applause] great to have you here with us today. in the last election there were state actors trying to interfere with our practices. could you share about what unconventional actors and unconventional approaches we might expect to see in the weeks leading up to the election? >> some of them we are already seeing. some of the nonstate avenue -- actors have been able to accomplish what some state-sponsored actors have been doing, either through social media etc.. really on

championed america's support for nato, for ukraine and for the ukrainian people on the senate intelligence committeee investigated russian interference in our election she defends free and fair elections everywhere you already know how trump feels about those donald trump skipped his intelligence briefings he was too busy sucking up to dictators and dreaming of becoming one himself. >> trump thinks that americans who have made the ultimate sacrifice are suckers and losers if we fall for that again and make him the commander in chief, the only suckers would be us kamala harris knows that standing with our allies means standing up for americans she'll keep modernizing our military to support our troops and to support our veterans like our next vice president, tim walz the world laughs at trump literally but folks, it is not funny. >> when he was president, that meant the world was laughing at us. >> the threats we face are too serious. the sacrifices our service members make are too sacred. >> the alliances we've spent decades building are too critical that's what's at stake now. and the choice. the c

former arizona governor doug ducey burr, as you may recall, is the former chair of the senate intelligence committee, and he voted to convict donald trump in his second impeachment trial in 2021 for inciting an insurrection mr. burr mr. burr, guilty so why would someone who voted like that now vote to put donald trump back in the white house my vote on the president was not on anything that the house presented. it was on the fact that i thought that the president leaving the vice president about surging to capitol hill, a protective detail to take a vice president with a nuclear football and to make him secure was a breach of office that's not a disqualifier as to whether you can serve its a bad choice that i thought a president made one time of course, voting to convict someone at an impeachment trial is kind of a disqualifier because it got two two-thirds of vote, which trump's didn't would have removed him from office also tonight though we're looking at this from a republican governor of arizona, doug ducey has just said he is going to be voting for donald trump in november along with another 20

caller: you read the mueller report and the senate intelligence committee, they both determined him to be at intelligence risk. the obvious many instances of his behavior, i've seen too many things that indicate to me where his allegiances really live. in addition to that he's a constant liar. talk about him keeping his word. which one? he will tell you both sides of every issue all the time. whatever is popular he is going to do. a draft dodger. if it weren't for fox news who lost $1 billion case for pushing his lies, he's been lying to us about the election since he lost it and these idiots swallow that . it blows my mind people support him. he is a criminal, a convicted felon and has put our national security at risk. having national security documents available for whoever wanted to collect them at mar-a-lago. it is just sad for me to see our country in such a state because what he has done, this one man has done incredible damage and people are too blind to see it. host: let's talk to greg online -- on the line for democrats in new jersey. caller: good morning. it's a pleasure to

on the senate intelligence committee, she investigated russian interference in our election.ld trump skipped his intelligence briefings. he was too busy sucking up to dictators and dreaming of becoming one himself . trump thinks that americans , who have made the ultimate sacrifice , are suckers and losers. if we fall for that again and make him the commander in chief, the only suckers would be us. kamala harris knows that standing with our allies means standing up for americans . she will keep modernizing our military to support our troops and to support our veterans, like our next vice president, tim walz. the world laughs at trump, literally . but folks, it is not funny. when he was president , that meant the world was laughing at us . the threats we faced are too serious. the sacrifices our servicemembers make are too sacred . the alliances we have spent decades building are too critical. that is what is at stake now. and, the choice , the choice isn't even close, but in arizona and nationwide, this election will be. we will in in the same way we launched rockets into spa

on the senate intelligence committee she investigated russian interference in our elections.and dreaming of becoming one himself. [booing] trump things that americans who have made the ultimate sacrifice are suckers and losers. if we fall for that again and make them the commander-in-chief , the only suckers would be us. [applause] kamala harris knows standing with our allies means standing up for americans. she will keep modernizing our military to support our troops and to support our veterans like our next vice president, tim walz. [cheers and applause] the world laughs at trump literally. but, folks, it is not funny. when he was president, that meant the world was laughing at us. the threats we face are too serious. the sacrifices are service members you make are too sacred. the alliances we have spent decades building are too critical. that is what is at stake now, and the choice -- the choice is not even close. but in arizona and nationwide this election will be. [applause] we will win in the same way we launch rocket ships into space and as we land fighter jets on an a

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on the senate intelligence committee, she investigated russian interference in our election.uckers and losers. [booing] if we fall for that again and make him the commander in chief, the only suckers would be us. kamala harris knows that standing with our allies needs standing up for americans. she'll keep modernizing our military to support our troops and to support our veterans like our next vice president, tim walz. the world laughs at trump literally. but folks, it is not funny. when he was president, that meant the world was laughing at us, the threats we face are too serious. the sacrifices our service members make our too sacred. the alliances we spent decades building are too critical. that's what's at stake now. and the choice, the choice isn't even close. but in arizona and nationwide, this election will be. we'll win in the same way we launched rockets into space and land fighter jets on an aircraft carrier, as one team on one mission. state by state, vote or by coming together. no country, no country is better than ours at solving big problems. so on november 5th,

only the attorney general of the largest state of the union, but she has served on the senate intelligence committeetial bailey briefing. sitting at the table in the situation room, where all the most important issues are considered and decisions are made. she has really very hands on, relevant, timely experience. i know from working with her, that she has, in addition to the experience, the extraordinary judgment, that is so important in a commander in chief. >> i asked you that question. i worked for george bush. and nobody asked if his vice president had hands on national security. there's this soft bigotry, of underestimating what she has done as vice president. this president is a national security leader of the world over and recognizes as such. but she's the last person in the room for every decision he's made. i wonder if you can speak to everything this administration has had to deal with and the on-the-job experience she's had. >> well, she's traveled the world. she's been to over 20 countries. been to asia-pacific four times. she's met with xi jingping and 150 other world leaders. she has

on the senate intelligence committee and as vice president, she worked with more than 150 world leadersmerica has your back. trump would abandon our allies and isolate america. >> one of the ways that eight years of trumpism have sort of flipped the script in american politics is that trump is the risky, sort of questionable patriot in the contest, and that point was made not by lifelong democrats but by lifelong republicans. i think lieutenant governor jeff duncan, i misquoted this earlier in the hour, who said a vote for kamala harris isn't the democratic thing to do. it's the patriotic thing to do. and again, adam kinzinger, olivia troy, a national security adviser to mike pence made a similar argument, and stephanie gresham. what do you make of national security which isn't typically front and center in the final 70 days of a general election being so central to the message on this fourth night of the election? >> that's where voters are. we have seen research over the years, some of the soft trump voters, people who may be more culturally conservative are concerned about these aspe

according to a 2014 senate intelligence committee report, the cia waterboarded mohammad 183 times, ad technique widely considered torture. also entering the plea agreement, ksm's accomplice, al zauy. the fbi says he was the main money man, sending credit cards and tens of thousands of dollars to the hijackers. the third defendant was a former body guard for osama bin laden and is suspected by the fbi of planning the attack on the "uss cole" in 2000 that killed 17 american sailors. ashley bizman was just 16 when she lost her father on 9/11. she says the suspected plea deal does not seem like justice. >> the saying with 9/11 is "never forget," and unfortunately, the victims were forgotten today. >> house speaker mike johnson is denouncing the plea deal as a slap in the face to the 9/11 families. savannah? >> all right, andrea mitchell in washington. thank you. >>> let's turn now to the breaking news we mentioned at the top of the show. sources telling nbc news that a landmark multi-nation prisoner swap is under way. it involves the u.s., russia and other countries. nbc's chief foreign

according to a senate intelligence committee report, the cia waterboarding mohammed 183 times, a newi says, he was the main moneyman, city credit cards and tens of thousands of dollars to the hijackers. the third defendant was a former bodyguard for osama bin laden and was expected by the fbi of planning the attack on the uss cole in 2000 that killed 17 american sailors. ashley bensman was just axing when she lost her father, jeff govan, one 911. she says, the expected plea deal does not seem like just. >> the same with 911 is never forget. unfortunately, somewhere forgotten today. >> the pain lingers. i am andrea mitchell with that report. joining us now is republican congressman mike lawler new york. i know there are many 9/11 families introduced. you have been calling for this to go to trial in the last year, what do you make of this plea agreement ? >> obviously, it is a very frustrating day for a lot of 9/11 families. i was in my fifth day of freshman year of high school and september 11th, 2001, 235 miles north from ground zero. so many families were impacted by that full day.

i spoke to one senator this morning, republican senator who is on the sen all intelligence committee and they know nothing. they weren't briefed on it and didn't know it was in the works. that is probably fine. they'll get briefed in the next day or two. as the senators start learning more about what is actually in the deal i think it will subjected to more scrutiny and then does president biden and vice president harris handle that? >> bill: she has not done an interview or press conference in 11 days since she became the nominee. the virtual nominee. so at this point she will have to say something, too. two days ago she came out very strong actually against hezbollah when she was traveling in texas, i do believe, before she boarded that plane and made a strong statement on behalf of israel. did it surprise you? >> my impression so far of kamala on the middle east issue she is basically a blank slate. i don't know what she believes or if she knows what she believes. she gave a good statement with regard to hezbollah. on the other hand in her meeting with prime minister netanyahu her

. ♪ >> on the senate intelligence committee, she investigated russian interference in our election.know how trump feels about those. donald trump skipped his intelligence briefings. he was too busy. sucking up to dictators. and dreaming of becoming one himself. >> the role of our military is to defend us from foreign enemies. it is not to threaten americans and it is sure as hell isn't to put immigrants in camps. >> leepanetta, former secretary of defense speaking earlier at the convention. moments ago with a turn toward veterans that much of the program was dedicated to this evening. part of our special coverage of the democratic national convention. on bloomberg tv and radio, i'm joe matthew alongside kailey leinz. we're working our way through the schedule with only a couple of speakers left, we could hear from kamala harris within the next 10, 15 minutes. >> it's former congressman adam kinzinger addressing the delegates now. speaking as someone who sat in the house of representatives, as a republican became well known leading the committee. >> is he a card-carrying republican?

attorney who represented california in the united states senate where she served on the senate select committee on intelligence is not qualified for the job, the vice president is laughable. >> it's really not laughable is not just conservatives that have problems with, but here's. her approval ratings are in the low 30s and there's a huge portion of the democrats that view her as unsuitable for office. think the daily mail ran a pulling in september of last year and she was found to be the most unpopular vice president and the last 40 years. that's not just conservatives that are saying that that is people on the left and certainly people onn the right but will we have approval ratings that are the lowest in modern history it is understanding is not just a producty of sexism people likeo dismiss that, there is valid criticism from b both sides. >> we want our viewers to engage in that part valid criticism of the vice president. here is american disapproval ratings of kamala harris since january 2022 to current times the approval rating however, around to get you .3%. the democratic collar, hello. >> hello how

attorney who represented california in the united states senate, where she served on the senate select committee on intelligence is not qualified for the job of vice president is laughable. guest: it's certainle not laughable, because it's not just conservatives who have problems with kamala harris. her approval ratings are in the low 30's. there is a huge portion of the democrat base that view her as unsuitable for office. i think the daily mail ran a poll in september of last year and she was found to be the most unpopular vice president in the last 40 years. that's not just conservatives that are saying that. that's people on the left and certainly people on the right, but when you have approval ratings that are the lowest in modern history, it's not just a product of racism and sexism. that's only if people like to dismiss that as i think there is valid criticism from both sides and who have found her wanting in the first three years. host: we want our viewers to engage on that part, valid criticism here of the vice president. here is the disapproval ratings of kamala harris since january, 2022, to current