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let's not forget usama bin laden after his target was saudi arabia. usama bin laden was a saudi and he wanted to control the two mosques. he wanted to be ruling in the symbolic heart of islam. once he got that message that the venom they were spreading would hunt them they cleaned up their act. what they can't control is hard to control, the individual wealthy saudi's who fund these movements and this ugly propaganda. >> the amount of money being shifted around, as we saw rex tillerson, the former head of exxon, secretary of state, shaking hands a moment ago. >> absolutely and the saudis have more oil than everyone else put together but they have also been trying to hold the line up front because they understand the implications of the decline in oil prices. they are under enormous domestic pressure at home. 30 million people are demanding free health, free education, free benefits, free pension, they are under pressure to produce for their own people in the price of oil had been depressed. >> this is a big moment in history, the signing ceremony unde

usama bin laden is dead. >> usama bin laden is dead. >> multiple sources, usama bin laden is dead. >>the world's most wanted man. >> usama bin laden. >> the leader of al qaeda. >> shot in pakistan. >> shot in the face, dead and buried at sea. >> is dead. >> pop pop pop. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed usama bin laden. we can say to those families who have lost loved ones al qaeda terrorists justice has been done. >> wow. so for a lot of us, we watched that commander. the man we are about to bring this lived it, commanded it and helped script it and was the commander of special operations at that time. admiral william mccraven now retired and chancellor of the university of texas system. very few people better to talk to right now you admiral. as we got the news. where were you at the time when you personally laid ice pen him and said that's indeed bin laden. >> i was in afghanistan commanding the raid from a little border outpost we h and when the body returned. i was on a video teleconference with the president. the president asked me to ensure it was bin

anniversary of killing usama bin laden. he will reflect back.ary options when it comes to north korea. finally donald trump is talking about these brutal gangs. illegal immigrants come to our country and wreak havoc at our school system. especially here in new york. they are called ms-13. he talked about it this weekend. >> ms-13. are the equivalent in their meanness to al qaeda. my administration will not rest until we have dismantled these violent gangs and we're doing it rapidly and we're sending them the hell out of our country. brian: they put their roots in suffolk county. we will be joined with the pba chairman of the police association. he will be joining us live in 40 minutes. we will premier and get the preview of the first edition of the specialist. all three host also be here. they look exactly like that. the guy in the middle is eric bolling. and then have you eboni and kathy. they will preview it for us here on "fox & friends." clayton: your preview of a preview. brian: never been done before. clayton: thanks, brian. heather: thank

it was almost 96 years ago that news broke of usama bin laden's death.he al qaeda leader had been in hiding for a decade following the september 11th attacks. bin laden shot dead during a raid by navy seals in the dark of night in pakistan. tonight, one brief look back at one of the biggest night that many americans had hoped to see for years. >> usama bin laden has been killed by u.s. forces in pakistan. the president saying that there was a lead he was informed of back in august. just last week, he authorized an operation on the ground inside pakistan to go after usama bin laden. >> the death of bin laden. >> it was less than a second. probably half a second. just walking and shot him. i was standing above him when he took his last breath. i heard it audibly. >> bret: thanks to those navy seals. all the intelligence officers, u.s. military members, and leaders, who fight terror for us every day. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it that is it for this "special report." the fair, balanced, and unafrai unafraid. "the story" hosted

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we killed usama bin laden. ssage slips. >> has met its lives and now he's out there and his charismatic son. >> i think we are not done with the bin laden's yet. >> dana: he also has a pessimistic assessment of the current threat posed by al qaeda. >> if you look at al qaeda, they only have about 400 members. if you look at al qaeda today, they have thousands and thousands of members. all over the middle east, al qaeda is stronger than ever. i don't believe even bin laden in his wildest dreams thought that we would have followers who command armies, troops, control lands. our extremely powerful political players as al qaeda today. >> dana: greg. talk with former intel person state that said he worries al qaeda is patiently setting the table for something big, which means we have to be on our toes. >> greg: i have said it before. this could be the day before something really bad. that makes 9/11 look small. i would love to see his father and son reunite. i am all for that. the conflict boils down to for donald tr

. >> six years after seal team six killed usama bin laden in pakistan, the threat remains high with terroristirected attacks focused on civilians. hundred 98 isis plots against the west with 21 this year alon alone. the terror group has taken suicide attacks into the mainstream with 63 plots of using bombs against the west with more than half between 2016 and 2017. that data use shows the growing use of weapons. the fourth attack in 12 months were a group used a car or a truck against civilian targets to inflict mass casualties. >> i think most importantly the war on terror did not end with the death of usama bin laden. there have been more terror plots against the west since his killing. then at any time since 9/11. >> analysts report french and british authorities are seeing a big jump in women getting involved moving from supporting roles to carrying out the operations. british >> sean: joining us now, colonel oliver north. >> she spot on, were seeing an explosion of terrorism. despite the horrendous casualties among the iraqi military and a special operations units, isis will be defeated

. >> the military in that region, the strategic location of the bases we have, the argument usama bin laden used, our presence in saudi arabia was the reason he launched the attack on 9/11 to get the infidels out of our backyard so to speak. this is affirming up of that relationship, stronger presence of the united states in that region. >> not only is it a relationship with the saudi government, donald trump will be meeting with the gcc government, our good friends, bahrain, realignment of the united states, traditional relationships we had for decades and decades, aligning them not necessarily in an alliance but shifting them towards israel where they are working against iran and that is critical. >> some heads exploding in manhattan who thought donald trump is anti-muslim, the muslim been, how can he be received this way in saudi arabia by the keeper of the holy shrines of islam. explain what so many people missed as to why saudi arabia is welcoming him when he had harsh rhetoric on the campaign trail. >> the saudis and other governments, egyptians and other allies realize we are m

. >> jenna: today marks the sixth anniversary of the raid that killed usama bin laden at his compound in pakistan and many hoped his death would be a crippling blow to al qaeda and islamic terrorism overall, but the threat posed by jihadist groups remains high as the state department issued a new terror alert for americans traveling to europe this summer. our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge's life in washington with more on this. >> the state department issuing this travel alert for europe today, warning u.s. citizens of the continuing threat of terrorist attacks as we head into the summer travel season. the alert reads in part "recently, widely reported incidents and france, russia, sweden in the united kingdom demonstrate the islamic state of isis, al qaeda and their affiliates have the ability to plan and execute terroristic attacks in europe. extremist continue to focus on tourist locations, transportation hubs, markets, shopping malls and local government facilities as viable targets." recent data shows 2070 is on track to be a record year for terrorism arrest

usama bin laden wants to be the strong horse.ty to confront this not only militarily and economically and diplomatically but culturally because you mentioned earlier saudi arabia is one of the major sources of funding for radical wahhabi, strain of mainstream islam thinking but an offshoot that gives rise to islamic terrorism and this has been a continuing problem in our relationship with saudi's, they need to make sure the stream of money that goes to radical imams is cut off. >> your former boss faces controversies, foreign trips are often an opportunity for two situations. it could go poorly or the a total reset for the administration to turn the page and get back to what the american people want their president to be fighting for. if you were advising the president what would you say? >> stay focused on the trip because things will happen at each of these stops, saudi arabia, israel, the vatican, major meetings with our allies, nato meeting, stay focused on that. what he can do on that will have long-term consequences for the

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speak a kind of like obama's white house, remember that with the raid on usama bin laden? >> i was hoping you of all people would not go back there. speak up that's a very good point. i have a "washington post" headline here from last summer when obama was present. u.s. offers to share syria intelligence on terror. okay? how about bradley manning. chelsea manning, didn't he leak all types of classified information and president obama gave him clemency? how about edward snowden? he was a hero for the left. the left is outraged when things are leaks. but perhaps president obama dominic trump said the wrong thing. and that's a mistake. but he's trying to keep us safe. he's trying to work with tricia dominic russia to save lives and if you're saying that trump shouldn't be trusted, you voted for a woman who the fbi said shouldn't be trusted with classified information. >> this is about a band that was already discussed. in the statement from dena powell and from mcmaster was that no direct sources, military operations, procedures, anything like that was released. but then "the

the man who killed usama bin laden, rob o'neill, said this could be the tip of the iceberg. >> people came back from syria, the islamic state out of syria and we need to be watching this, there needs to be a certain profiling that goes on with these people, men and women, the cubs, the caliphate, this is a big ideology. they believe in it more than anything else, they want to take over the world and destroy it. >> we wondered how much of a threat to these jihadi bribes pose? terrorism and national security expert and ceo of the american media institute in dc, who are these people? >> 80 to 100 of them from the uk and other english-speaking countries, not many americans that we know of but they tend to be teenagers in their early 20s who left their families and traveled through turkey into syria and iraq and found themselves married to isis fighters. sometimes they have been killed or displaced and have been spent home. with passports, british passports, german passports, they can't be legally stopped from entering the country and can't get extra scrutiny that any citizen, without prob

. >> just as we have seen al qaeda metastasize subsequent to the killing of usama bin laden back in 2011 to africa, north africa and elsewhere in the middle east, i think you will see isis become more active and more aggressive in a variety of places in the west, having lost the caliphate in these cities like raqqa. i think, sadly, manchester may be a harbinger of more such activities in the west as it basically -- as people leave, scurry away from those sites, and that doesn't mean they are defeated individually or that they have lost their commitment to attacking the crusaders or whatever they want to call them. it just means they will change their tactic. >> leland: jenna will be back tomorrow from d.c., of course hear a lot more about her discussion with general gates among others. julie? >> julie: targeting terror and yemen, brand-new details on a navy seal operation with airborne forces joining in. hitting al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, plus the tragedy in manchester raising security concerns about summer concerts and sporting events here at home. one guest on why he thinks the

they have gone up since usama bin laden was killed by rob o'neill.ou have to wrestle with, charles. check the device into your bag. we know that pan am 103 bass brought down by audio cassette player, bomb, in a cassette player back in the late '80s. so, is this a fix? wow, a big push to stop it from western europe as well. charles: thanks a lot. mack. coming up speaker paul ryan says the senate will pass a health care bill in a month or so. are we really that close? luther strange will tell us about their progress. >>> russia's foreign minister minutes away from meeting with president trump in the oval office. we'll bring you any developments. ♪ [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we can help find your unlock. charles: ha

six years ago today, the world learned about the seal team six raid that killed usama bin laden.eneral jack keane next on that. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. >> tesla chief elon musk. sneak peek at the first tesla commercial truck. you'll see it in a moment when the market opens. we're saving it until then. the stock is going to be up again though. let's get to north korea. fox news military analyst general jack keane is with us. general, the president has invited the philippine president duterte to the white house. he's a known killer. and i believe to build a coalition, is that what's going on here? >> it's part of that and china has been trampling in our interest on our allies interests in the west chin and all of those allies have certainly lost trust and reliability in the united states during the obama administration. i think this is all about renewing that relationship and making certain that the philippines as a countr

common politically to the point where mcveigh said he believed in what youssef and ultimately what usama bin laden was doing and they were right to. now, that kind of meeting of minds, that kind of intellectual, ideological affinity we see over and over again. we don't want to notice it, you know. one is fascinated by hindu fanatics and he wanted to get in alliance with hindu and last year, an iranian german, he was inspir inspired. and any number of such instances where these affinities crossing religious, national borders and what they're pointing to is a kind of shared temperament. again, that sort of, you know, divided cells and driven by rage and frustration into extreme acts of violence, identifying certain tasks are targets, whether they're multi-culturists or liberals or states, or the american states. and i do think we have to, you know, going back to girard, think about the world today as constituted by sameness rather than difference, constituted by increasing similarity, off experience, of emotion, of ideas, rather than say, oh, no, no, this all began when christians started figh

steve: six years after usama bin laden is dead, al qaeda boasts groups around the world s the group more, state department issued a travel alert for all of europe, highlighting the terror threats during the summer travel season. they're trying to scare us. obviously the terrorists are. the state department is saying they're out there and you should be worried about. >> they're doing the right thing. we don't need to worry about it, but you need to be aware of it. a lot of this radical extremism reached parts of europe. you saw the attacks in westminster and france and parts of europe. the terrorists necessarily haven't gone anywhere. there is a definitely a threat. i wouldn't discourage people to travel to europe but i say be afraid or aware of what you're doing. be your own best friend. look around. steve: we've seen maps, we had one up where al qaeda's influence is. we've also seen maps where isis is located and it looks like their territory is diminishing. which means if the isis land is getting smaller, they're going to have to go somewhere and worry is here. >> they are moving somew

♪ steve: in 2014 university of texas graduates learned from the man who led the raid that killed usama bin. >> if you make your bed every morning, you will have accomplished the first tank of a day and will give you a small sense of pride and will encourage you to do another task and another and another. making your bed will also reinforce the fact that the little things in life matter. if you can't do the little things right, you'll never be able to do the big things right. steve: he's right. now admiral william mcraven is out with a new bed based on that speech -- a new book that is to say. make your bed. little things that can change your life and change the world. good morning to you admiral. >> good to be here. steve: after you gave that commencement speech we ran it for a couple of days because there was so much good stuff in it ant it went viral, didn't it? >> it did. interesting to lessons thought value to them. simple lessons. they really apply to everyone. the point i made in the speech is it doesn't make any difference whether you ever wore a uniform. doesn't make a difference w