>> usama bin laden. >> usama bin laden is a possible. >> the bush administration says there's no questionpect. >> i don't care. dead or alive. either way. but we're going to get him. >> offering a $25 million reward. >> the bounty is already some $25 million. >> we have large rewards out. >> the search for usama bin laden continues. reports that the u.s. is not really planning cave by cave search by special forces and new audio tape is out believed to be from usama bin laden. >> u.s. military terrified that he's going to slip across the border. >> probably in the no man's land between pakistan and afghanistan. >> almost a whole year since the 9/11 attacks. still no trace of him. >> did make it across the border to pakistan, he's injured in the tora bora situation. >> playing a shell game with us. >> we think he's in a 40 mile square area. >> it's video showing what appears to be a younger bin laden walking down a mountain. >> enemies of usama bin laden around the world greatly encouraged by the arrest of khali shaikh mohammed. he is the chief operating officer of al-qaida. >> this is the

bush would have gotten usama bin laden.hen you are president of the united states you are president to all the people. that press conference yesterday was about prime minister and president. about what was going on in japan and the united states of america. that's what it was all about. an should have left it right there at the presidential level. not bring it in to a campaign level. save that for another time, another place. there are many of those -- well, many of those times that he has or he makes. this man has been on 11 -- 191 fundraisers so far and we are still counting. megyn: is this a function of barack obama or is this a function of the modern presidency and what it takes to win the election. >> the people want a president. and barack obama never has assumed the presidency in that respect. the reason i think he goes after mitt romney is because he has nothing to hang his hat on. can he hang his hat on obama-care? no, it's sitting in the supreme court. many states filed against it, don't want it. what about dodd-f

when you heard that usama bin laden had been killed.ow, in an effort that once united americans divided some of them. today, president obama continued what many feel is a very long victory lap. this one extending all the way to afghanistan. chief white house correspondent ed henry begins our coverage on the bin laden anniversary. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. president will address the american people live in from afghanistan in primetime. #:30 p.m. eastern time. in a preview to the u.s. troops he again mentioned bin laden and said the battle is not over. this is the beginning of the end of america's longest war. >> we have been able to decimate ranks of al-qaeda. a year ago, we were able to bring usama bin laden to justice. >> reporter: under the cover of darkness, president obama secretly left washington around midnight for the third unannounced trip to afghanistan. a chance to mark the first anniversary of the killing of usama bin laden. aides insist the real purpose was meeting with afghan president hamid karzai, to sign

seals who took out usama bin laden.ard and saw that campaign ad from the president that we were just alluding to and it has some of them a little bit upset like a former command of seal team six and now he's in polic himsf. res s que. heecsi w ao air ala h fr min i bt ul'taysfn tac foakghe rh ca. i inevy ese wul veon team in" > h's se sat ihe ste fonna and reblanndal,urenly reabed wa t c dis president obama who missed a myriad of opportunities to take out bin laden including december of his final year in office. so he -- it just -- the irony is everywhere. >> i think the alluding to even jimmy carter would have done the usama bin laden thing. since he's been president, he's been very anti-war. even arianna huffitonho does the huffington post says ing this i a campaign ad, iking theball i'm paraphrasing, of cose inappropia for thehite hoe. en prede hfito ou heade ttcall th'shat you reetng >>ha'srit. eye yi t makeolics tfit ppl cebo? erwaa "shgt pst plutn juyf tsea whe%dhe eno w th nmbisue homa pp sdarn rr, cuit auf l th?

seals who took out usama bin laden.d and saw that campaign ad from the president that we were just alluding to and it has some of them a little bit upset like a former commander of seal team six and now he's in politics himself. here's his quote. "t "the decision was a no brainer. i applaud him for making it but wouldn't pat myself on the back for making the right call. i think every president would have done the same thing." >> he's a state senator in the state of montana and a republican and also, currently serving seal team member said obama wasn't in the field at risk carrying a gun. as president at every turn, he should be thanking the guys who put their lives on the line to do this. the more he tries to take credit for it, the more the ground operators are saying come on, man. it really doesn't matter who was president. at the end of the day, they were going to go." it's interesting, you know, the whole thing about , you know, we've really got to wonder whether or not mitt romney would do that was brought up by jo

president obama marked the one-year anniversary of usama bin laden's death.d a picture of a war ending. more than 2 1/2 years before the final u.s. troops are scheduled to leave. >> the tide has turned. we broke the tall banls' momentum. we devastated al qaeda's leadership taking out over 20 of their top 30 leaders. one year ago from a base in afghanistan our troops launched the operation that killed usama bin laden. the goal i set to defeat al qaeda and deny the chance to rebuild is now within our reach. megyn: but just 90 minutes after this speech this was the scene in the afghan capital. a deadly taliban attack targeting a foreign housing compound. their spring offensive said to begin in just hours. general jack keane is a fox news analyst. you have been to afghanistan several times including recently and have been vocal about the situation there. the president seems to be saying we made significant progress, devastated al qaeda's leadership, are in reach of defeating al qaeda, but is sticking to his withdrawal time frame. what say you? >> we have made sig

taking out usama bin laden was no simple mission.rdinated effort of the navy seals and several intel groups. the intelligence gained by the c.i.a. was essential to that mission. fortunately for america, this guy was on our side. >> we don't capture anybody anymore. the drones. how can it be ethical to kill people rather than capture them? i never understood that one. >> eric: are we better off killing terrorists or capturing them? you asked this question yesterday. dig deeper. you said it's okay, we should be happy that usama bin laden is dead. would it be better to interrogate him? gress it would have been neat to bring him here and see what happens. >> perp walk. >> greg: the thing is we have issues with how he try the enemy combat tants in the country. we don't trust the justice department. we worry they will get away scot-free. kill them. i'm all for happy for stepping on roaches. if they're dead, great. >> dana: there is a thread, you pull on the thread and this piece puts together. the intelligence officials working with law en

the dna turned out not to be used on usama bin laden.s was a tribal court that handed this down. the pakistani government can step in and overrule that court but a tribal court did it. the united states -- sending lawyers, what is a lawyer going to do? >> brian: i don't know. >> what they want is an appeals court in pakistan to overrule this tribal court. there is an alarming trend here. number one, nato supply routes closed off, pakistanis are closing off the nato supply route to afghanistan in response to 24 pakistanis killed a couple of months ago. number two, they'll try him for treason. number three, they don't play well with others. if you want to send a signal and let panetta to send a signal? cut off the $3.5 million in aid. >> brian: i love they voted to cut off the $33 million for the 33 years the guy has been in. >> andrea: that was done in committee and it will be passed later this summer in congress as part of a larger bill. c'mon, guys. the administration should move it. hillary clinton made equally benign statement last we

the raid that led to the killing of usama in laden &plast year was an undeniable success.s week intelligenceewas a long prison delivered key information.. wendell goler looks at the impacc this could have on national security secuuity former defense secretary robert gates says the secrecy the president and his aides swore themselves tt the night of usama bin ladee was killed pidn't evvn last a day. dr. shakil afridi, administration critics say, was just the first casualty, sayss "... there was evee talk of dna, how dna samples were going to be used. that to start rounding up health - administration officials deny the charge, one saying, quote: "... the pakistanis found dr. identities of human sources intelligenne communityy" pakistani officials say the plan to get d-n-a from bin laden's children raised suspicions... giving away free vaccinations in a well to do neighborhood wasn't normal.. and afridi quickly drew ttention because he was the official surgeon officials are trying to the ponvince pakistanis afridi was a hero, not a criminal. sot - clinton says: "... his help,

why the gop says lying to afghanistan it's the first -iing &panniversary of usama bin laden's death -ammaign is annry about the president's secret trip into the war zone to do exactly what the president promised not to do. do. appearing innnew york with former mayor rudy giuliani today - presumptive gop nomineeemitt romney marked the one year anniversary of al qaeda leader usama bin laaee's deatt by applauding the intelligence community, the military - and their commander-in-chief. romney says: "i acknowwedged aatually a yeaa ago whhn this was announced that the continue to believe that and certainly would have taken romney's commentssfollow the presideet's mondayyremarks from the white house seemingly suggesttng that issue of whether or notthe would have gone intt pakistan after bin laden. earller today romney said hh was president was usinn this pootball. romney said - that his 2007 position was the same as oe biden's.rommey mistake of him aa a candidate for the presidency of the united states to announce thatt he would gg in. rather just to say as i did, we reeerve the right to go

he said look, you guys got usama bin laden. we're happy he got killed by the way but it was done in a way we're not happy with and we didn't like that is what they said. that's why we're hearing claims that in fact afridi is being punished on behalf of the united states due to pakistan's embarassment and anger one year on over the case. we heard however someone who wrote the constitution here in pakistan saying that actually afridi never should have been tried by a tribal court. he should have have been in federal courts. actually had he been done that he would have got off on evidence that was presented. we'll see whether he get as presidential pardon. that is his only hope, bill. bill: we'll see if money talks. this more than a year later. dominic di-natale on the ground in islamabad. martha with more. martha: this is becoming a big diplomatic dispute between the united states and pakistan. that doctor is set to challenge the prison sentence. at that attorneys for afridi is appealing the system. archaic system that governs th

military acenter is releasing what they call usama bin laden's final words. door at this hour? >> that's very funny. they actually are, analyzing his final words and his final thoughts, what was he thinking? remember that last shot? >> one of it was don't turn the lights on. >> hide under the tree. >> we saw that one shot of him sitting in front of the television watching himself on videotape. what else did he think about american television? some of those things are coming out now as well. >> yeah, he was speaking with the american and he was talking about how important it was to get their message across to the news. they seemed to think that msnbc was balanced until they went ahead and fired keith olbermann. >> the quote was because they were trying to figure out how do we get out the good propaganda news about al-qaida and 9/11? and they said that msnbc was good and a bit neutral until they fired keith olbermann. >> didn't like us at all. >> what he said about fox is he did not like fox, probably too tough -- he said lacks neutrality. >> you're right. >> w

democrats certainly had a field day when then- president bush talked about how he wanted usama bin laden dead or alive, then other top democrats were quoted as saying this could martyr bin laden, could martyr the al-qaeda extremists and become a recruiting tool for al-qaeda. top administration officials now defend this kill list by basically saying the president has produced results as commander in chief, that he took out usama bin laden, obviously, as we know, and many other top al-qaeda operatives, and that that was another campaign promise he made repeatedly in 2008, that in his words he would wage a smarter war, a more effective war on terror and they believe inside the white house he has done just that. the other question jay carney is likely to get at in that briefing you mentioned half an hour from now is why some -- i think "the new york times" said three dozen former and current obama advisers spoke to "the new york times" about this sensitive kill list, some of the sensitive intelligence mentioned in this article. it's an article that ends up painting the president as a very st

what does the death of usama bin laden mean for the state of al qaeda and our security here at home? we'll take a much closer look at that. >>> president obama getting some major blow back using the bin laden killing as a campaign weapon. it is not just coming from republicans. details in a live report straight ahead for you. stay right there. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. of all our different items in our festival of shrimp so we can describe them to our customers. [ male announcer ] red lobster's festival of shrimp starts now! for just $12.99, pair any two of 9 exciting shrimp creations like new barbeque glazed shrimp or crab stuffed shrimp. the crab-stuffed shrimp are awesome! [ woman ] very creamy. that's a keeper! [ woman ] shrimp skewer. [ woman #2 ] sweet, smoky. [ man ] delicious! [ laughter ] [ male

you could muck up something that should be an easy win on the one-year anniversary of the killing of usamain laden by so rankly politicizing it and talking about it in these terms and attacking mitt romney with it preemptively, you have to wonder how good they really are because this was an unforced error that cut into what should have been a great thing for them. megyn: chris, what -- you know, back in the 2004 presidential election john kerry got, became known as swiftboated, the swiftboat veterans for truth put out these ads that were just devastating against him and his time in vietnam and whether he was a hero or was not a hero, and be it really impacted his race for president. already comparisons are being made between this ad and that one. fair? >> sure, fair. but also we should remember that the world has changed, the political world has changed since 2004 in a big way that all these outside groups are doing all of these things, and there are outside groups that have the blessingover the president -- blessing of the president, that are trying to do the same thing to mitt romney. th

it was never in pakistan's interest to turn usama bin laden over to us.n the islamic world. the pakistanis are very close to the saudis and the saudis never wanted usama bin laden in our hands because he knows where the skeletons are buried in the kingdom and so you accept reality as it is. the pakistanis helped us with overflight. they allowed karachi to become a naval nato base. there's no way to supply the military in afghanistan without karachi. we expanded our presence in their country and musharraf sent his army for the first time in pakistan's history into the tribal areas to try to help us and the result of that was a civil war on his own territory. so i think when you look at another nation, when you ask them to do something that is against their national interests, you really make a mistake that hurts you because they'll say yes especially in the muslim world but they'll never do it. host: i want to go back and we've been watching this video of bin laden as he's watching cable television. it's become almost a caricature by late night talk show h

to continue this, around the anniversary of the usama bin laden killing, this is what u.s.s, we said publicly, there is no credible reporting right now that there is an active plot underway to coincide with the anniversary of the bin laden take-down. but the counterterrorism community is used to making sure that we are as vigilant as possible to guard against terrorist group to mark such a day. >> there is no credible information about anything pinned to the one-year anniversary. but we as always ask americans to be vigilant. >> bret: the intelligence chairs on capitol hill said they were briefed an hour ago on this. bring in the panel. steve hayes for "weekly standard." charles lane, opinion writer for the "washington post." syndicated columnnist charles krauthammer. okay, steve, what do you make of this? >> as you say, there is a lot more we don't know than what we know. clearly it seems to me that the administration is saying several different things maybe they will find a way in the next couple of ways to explain it and put it in context. i was struck by comments from b

in taking down usama bin laden.t he said just a couple of hours before that taliban attack, take a listen. >> we broke the taliban's momentum. we broke strong afghan security forces. we devastated al qaeda's leadership taking out over 20 of their top 30 leaders. >> top officials here tell me that the president was correct in saying they had breaking new the taliban's back. right now the taliban can still have some of these scattered attacks get some media attention it. by and large they think the taliban has been contained and the afghan security forces are standing up quicker than expected and that would enable u.s. combat troops to get out in 2014. >> shepard: some touted getting out too soon. according to the president last night when our agreement is up, we will have been there about 24 years and the polls suggest the vast majority of americans want us out yesterday. >> it does. latest fox news poll just in recent days suggest that something like 78% of registered voters want to see u.s. troops come home, so the

we'll tell you what she's staying today. >>> and he helped the cia find usama bin laden.tor sentenced to 33 years in prison at hard labor for treason. now his family appeals to the united states to help. we'll hear the plea from his brother. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. jenna: and this fox news alert, want to bring you up-to-date with what's happening on wall street right now. after facebook finally went public, its shares that first day were offered at $38 apiece. now the shares have fallen below $30 apiece for the very first time since its debut on nasdaq. this is important because folks had been watching to see if it falls below that level. it's been a choppy ride, there's a lot at question about their ipo, and the investment banks that helped with that ipo as well as facebook are the summit of lawsuit -- subject of lawsuits from shareholders. facebook says the lawsuits don't have merit, and for right now shares today down another 7%. jon: right now some new information on crime stories we

americans supported killing of usama bin laden. clearly the polls show that.resident can stand back and take implicit credit for it. he attempted to take explicit credit for it that he snuck in the compound with a bow which knife and did the killing him see. this is massive overplaying his hand and i think they regret doing it. martha: the white house said this speech last night it was all part of planned quite a while ago for him to make this trip it was part of the commemoration of that moment and the bin laden hit a year ago, alan. speak to tucker's point here. do you think it is despicable as arianna huffington has said? >> no, of course not. no. politicizing it? mitt romney last time he ran for president said we shouldn't go into sovereign country. hesitant to do that we wouldn't put all the resources getting behind one guy. now he has done a typical romney flip-flop saying i would have done that. don't forget president obama had number of advisors said i'm not sure this is good idea. not like everybody was in concert with this before they went in a year

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book segment tonight, tomorrow is the one year anniversary of the navy seal operation that killed usama bin laden. and now obama campaign web ad is trying to take political advantage of that ♪ ♪ he had toece. anhashaou he pridt o. u rerede t me th cls whe none eean dot. bl:oings wro wainonenorohnccn o lieshaad i n wohy soyonoueiong whmi romnewod ve neheamthgnd y me t.re igbutite say because vice president biden said publicly that he would not have ordered the seal raid at that point in time. he said no. there was a downside, you know that being a military person. if the raid had been botched, and it almost was with one of the helicopters went down. or bib laden -- bin laden had not been there and caused a big thing wh pakista as it did, president obama tk a jor cncn greeniging th i don kw if i w a easy avebohis s. becae h ben tli m d'tot. so i't i litate f e esen t te viorlaoneea ler >> tnke gre c and gretnd cuddemsncweheaipr s ul mean, is politicizing what an event that all americans applauded enormously. >> okay. i want to bring you back when you have some time in the next couple of w

he provided critical detail to the cia that led to finding usama bin laden.o 33 years by pakistan. what all this means for our troops in the region, and our security here at home. >>> plus, catholic archbishops are taking aim at the white house, suing over the so-called contraceptive mandate. the latest details in a live report, straight ahead for you, this memorial day. [ male announcer ] the inspiring story of how a shipping giant can befriend a forest may seem like the stuff of fairy tales. but if you take away the faces on the trees... take away the pixie dust. take away the singing animals, and the storybook narrator... [ man ] you're left with more electric trucks. more recycled shipping materials... and a growing number of lower emissions planes... which still makes for a pretty enchanted tale. ♪ la la la [ man ] whoops, forgot one... [ male announcer ] sustainable solutions. fedex. solutions that matter. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyo

made a clear grave decision in power the remarkable men and women of our military to get and kill usama laden. >> i think americans around the world are glad he's gone but we don't need to spike the football. >> eric: fail to mention the navy seals and the intel to pull off the mission and most importantly the reason we were ever in a position to kill bin laden to declare a war on terror by the bush administration. so/i'll do it for you. thank you, seal team six and c.i.a. intelligence gathers and thank you george bush and dick cheney. obama is spiking the ball but they're doing an end zone dance. >> it was a good editing job. he did talk about the seals when he gave the speech. the guy ought to take credit. it was a tough call. he did give credit. if you give credit to bush and cheney. bush and cheney that read the first ad of 2004 using the site of ground zero to politicize. that's politicizing it. >> eric: what? bush and cheney did what? >> bob: if it's not spiking the football -- >> dana? >> dana: president obama, that was an ad. i think to a person, everybody is supported and grate

new obama campaign ad questions whether mitt romney would have pulled the trigger in killing usama bin laden. senator john mccain is furious about the ad and he will be here. why dan rather cancelled on the factor. mr. rather was supposed to be here tomorrow. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. >> bill: unresolved problem segment tonight, the federal government wastes an astounding amount of taxpayer money. now the program inside edition has uncovered a car leasing situation that might make you angry. according to the singed indicated show 84 members of the house lease vehicles paid by taxpayer dollars. some of the leases are outrageous to say the least. >> we would like to ask you about the car that you are leasing right now for over -- for close to $1,000 a month, do you think that's appropriate? >> all i could tell you is that the lease was approved by the house. i'm a member of congress. i ride around in it representing my district 24, you know seven day a week. >> don't you think in the tough economic times the taxpayers are going to have a ladder time understanding why you w

jon: one year after his death some of the secrets of usama bin laden are revealed.ters he wrote now posted online along with documents seized by the u.s. seals who raided his compound and killed that terror leader. coming up a closer look at bin laden's final words. >>> plus new fallout for spirit airlines after it refuses to give a dying veteran a refund. harris: right now thousands of people are supporting a terminally ill vietnam veteran in a battle with spirit airlines. spirit refusing to refund the ticket he bought a couple of weeks before a doctor told him that he could not fly anymore. now spirit could lose much more than that $200 fare. laura ingle in new york looking into it for us. laura? >> reporter: harris, a lot of folks weighing in as a growing boycott of the discount airline picks up steam. the number of furious facebookers siding with has jumped to nearly 19,000 as of this morning which is up from around 700 two days ago. the airline nixed the 76-year-old vietnam vet's request for his refund of $197 after his doctor told him not to fly due to his det

should killing of usama bin laden be politicized?w, a group of veterans are coming out against that ad that came out last week that obama basically asked the question if mitt romney would do the same thing that he did. here's the veterans ad response there. i got it. >> usama bin laden has been killed. >> there will be no parades. they've already gone back into the shadows. without the outside world even knowing their names. >> i can reported i directed leon panetta. i was briefed. i met repeatedly. i was determined at my direction. i as commander in chief -- >> we don't need to spike the football. i said that i'd go after bin laden and we had a clear shot at him. and i did. >> that ad coming from veterans for a strong america. a group committed to strengthening u.s. military power. and, of course, it comes on the heels of the president's ad that suggested that mitt romney would not have made the same tough call that he made. >> we'll see. again, like bush 41, president bush 41 after the iraq war, he had 90% approval rating. whether

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