charlie: the other uzbekistan. >> that is --the other uzbekistan --pakistan. >> for saudi arabia and the united arab emirates staying far away from the actual scene because iran has enabled pakistan as a neighbor, some other countries in the former soviet union are our neighbors, but saudi arabia and united arab emirates are not even close but they support it. the money, it is clear. just ask any intelligence person. the money that went to isis, toronto struck -- to al-nusra, most of it came from these countries. charlie: not from the government per se. >> that is to be investigated. i'm not here to accuse anybody. we have been accused by a lot of people about a lot of things. i don't know whether it is good to accuse people. i'm saying the ideology came from saudi arabia. all of these people belonged to that ideology promoted officially unfortunately by the government of saudi arabia. it is being spread across the world and everybody who engages in act of terror in one way or another has been affected by that ideology. charlie: you have the summit in which there was a call for a rad

el 7 de abril pasado en su s.a., estocolmo un terrorista nacido en uzbekistÁn y simpatizante de isisdo a 15. el hombre habÍa robado el camiÓn. ese marzo en londres un terrorista utilizando un vehÍculo todoterreno atropellÓ a los peatones que estaban en el puente luego estrellÓ el vehÍculo al parlamento. mÁs tarde se bajo y con un cuchillo atacÓ a dos policÍas. cuatro personas murieron y 20 resultaron heridas. el 19/12/2016 en berlÍn alemania un terrorista arrollÓ a 12 personas que murieron y 48 resultaron heridas. isis se atribuyÓ el atentado. el 14/07/2016 un hombre tunecino conduciendo un camiÓn arrolló a una muy tutor en francia cuando se celebraba una fiesta nacional. el acto terrorista atribuido a isis cobrÓ la vida de 85 personas y dejÓ a decenas de heridos . idea: en sus manuales de tÁcticas le dice el grupo que si no pueden viajar a siria para entrenarse simplemente deben curar de lealtad a isis donde se encuentra el.le piden que seleccionen un lugar seleccionado para su ataque. jorge: en los estados unidos, entre los enfrentamientos de supremacistas blancos y manifestantes q

el 7 de abril pasado en suecia, un terrorista nacido en uzbekistÁn y simpatizante de isis, embistiÓ conobado el camiÓn. el 22 de marzo de este aÑo, en londres, un terrorista utilizando un vehÍculo todoterreno, atropellÓ a los peatones que estaba en el puente de west mister. mÁs tarde se bajÓ y con un cuchillo atacÓ a los policÍas. cuatro personas murieron y 20 resultaron heridas. el 19 de diciembre de 2016, en berlÍn, alemania, un terrorista embistiÓ con un camión a un grupo de personas que se encontraban en un mercado navideÑo. 12 personas murieron y 48 resultaron heridas. y si se atribuyÓ el atentado. el 14 de julio de 2016, un hombre tunecino conduciendo un camiÓn, arrollÓ a una multitud en niza, francia, cuando se celebraba una fiesta nacional. el acto terrorista atribuido a isis, cobrÓ la vida de 85 personas y dejÓ a decenas de heridos. en sus manuales de tÁctica de terror, el grupo isis le dice a sus seguidores que si no pueden viajar a siria para entrenarse, simplemente deben jurar lealtad a isis donde se encuentren, luego los influyen para que consiga un vehÍculo ya que dicen qu

therol, they worry about central asian republic which used to be part of the soviet .nion such as uzbekistan you about the russians concerned about that. we have also relied on the russians before as part of the great northern distribution route, which was the alternative pakistan for logistics. we would take it all away to the baltic states. estonia, lithuania, latvia. on the other hand russia has not made things easy for us. in effect they want to continue to bleed the taliban and the taliban to bleed us what they don't want either of us to win. host: they also say pakistan is playing a double game. guest: this is what many people said, democrats and republicans. when it comes to afghanistan this has become a bipartisan problem rather than a national security political football. what many people say is on one hand we are giving billions of dollars of aid to pakistan in order to basically combat extremism, combat pakistan's phone taliban problem and keep pakistan on the right side of the conflict. pakistan does not want to defeat these terrorists because if they defeat the terrorists, the b

they are meeting separately with iraq, uzbekistan, and saudi arabia. said it wouldyadh turn up the heat on producers for not complying with a deal to cut the global oil glut, yousef. >> yes, let's continue the oil conversation with our guest out of johannesburg. and let's talk about this opec/non-opec deal. that will be the key theme, or will it be the global demand story? libby venezuela, the wildcard? what are you looking at? >> i can't hear you, it has gone completely dead. >> yeah, annabel bishop -- we have some technical issues. i want to get back to some of the issues that continue to weigh on the market. we are looking out for u.s. inventories, expected a draw down. no large expectations but this is one to watch for. let's get you a preview of how's to calm -- information revolution is taking shape in a $100 billion vision fund. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> let's continue that oil conversation with annabel bishop, everything is patched up. she is live out of johannesburg. in terms of the meeting in abu dhabi between opec and non-opec, some of the tec

in afghanistan, kazakhstan, is that stand -- uzbekistan. causing havoc. in your opinion, how can a corporation such as blackwater and others look at this going forward? reasons, andave with the possibility what sort , of oversight and regulation would need to be in place for that to happen? steve scully: nick, thanks for the call. erik prince: sure you are right. , there is a lot of insurgencies. there are more places on fire on probablyn any time in 50, 60 years. the secondary effects of that with them exporting terrorism, we are seeing a lot of migration and refugees out of those areas. so figuring out how to put out those fires is important. those governments can turn to the private sector, like the u.s. government has, for that kind of training support, is, maintenance and logistics support, to get that done. any time a u.s. company does that it is regulated by the , state department. and it is controlled. you know, those days -- those rules are based on the original arms export laws for preventing the sale of sensitive missile or weapons technology.

un terrorista de uzbekistÁn arrollÓ a una multitud y cobrÓ la vida de cuatro personas, dejÓ a otras 15 fin de causar muestra y destrucciÓn en un lugar concurrido. en estados unidos se estÁ viendo la instalaciÓn de volar dos en espacios pÚblicos, como en la calle peatonal de las vegas, nevada. satcha: gracias por ese informe, andrea linares. vamos hablar de lo siguiente. tres importantes organizaciones benÉficas deciden tomar distancia de donald trump y su club mara lago. sse han cancelado eventos de gala en la que tenÍa lugar en la sede del presidente. eso, tras su postura por los ataques raciales en virginia. estamos con orlando segura con "cÓdigo segura". ♪ ♪ orlando: hola, dÍa difícil, dÍa incÓmodo. un dÍa de esos en los que no queremos hablar mucho. vamos a tratar de levantar la cabeza. desde hace muchos aÑos, esa letra de la canciÓn "imagine", de john lennon ha tratado de cambiar la perspectiva. relÁjate un poco y ten fe. algÚn dÍa el mundo vivirÁ como uno. john lennon no creÍan dios, pero pienso que tenÍa una fe infinita en nosotros, en la gente. la vida sigue, vengan por acÁ. vÁ