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Shanghai to teach them how to build airliners safely on the theory we all want airline safety. mark: so nobody is in charge? >> no, there never has been a czar for china, always a matter of what the president is concerned with. mark: when we come back, i want to ask but the way the chinese government has insinuated itself into academia in this country to affect how younger people think about china, the types of scholarship that come out of these colleges and universities. well be right back. ive...

Crew because theres really no need for them to have that. arthel: and robert, do you know that the tsa plans to lay off 9,000 of its 55,600 airport screeners nationwide by the end of next month, the idea is to increase the tsa budget and also to free up 2.3 billion dollars to help airlines cover their security costs. what can you tell us about the state of airline security, individual airline security? >> well, usually, from what i can say as someone that still travels a lot, its usually pretty ...

Hadnt done before, some of them were controversial. some of them we still argue about. but we sure as heck took seriously the need to try to avoid another 9/11. what youre seeing here is we dont really seem, or at least parts of our government, dont really seem to feel that strongly about protecting our election system. and we have almost entirely fallen down on this job. and youre really seeing it come out of some of the private companies who are doing it only under pressure from journalists an...

Crazy people believed in u.f.o.s. thats what i thought, anyway. in recent years, it turns out that governments have been taking them seriously all along. very seriously. nick pope is a journalist who has spent years researching u.f.o.s for the british government and he says that u.f.o.s arent just real, they frequently come close to crashing into commercial airliners among other things. nick joins us tonight. thank you for coming on. so its really not a question of do governments believe u.f.o.s...

Or uncontrollable muscle movements, which may be permanent. side effects may not appear for several weeks. high cholesterol and weight gain; high blood sugar, which can lead to coma or death; decreased white blood cells, which can be fatal; dizziness upon standing; falls; seizures; impaired judgment; heat sensitivity; and trouble swallowing may occur. youre more than just your bipolar i. ask about vraylar. >> tucker: well, for decades, only crack pots and crazy people believed in u.f.o.s. thats ...

Are the capabilities that our adversaries have if they wanted to use them. and charlie allen, who in my mind is a legend, i wont tell you where we meet for regular breakfast, these are things i think strategically we have to look forward. time clancys sum of all fears, when a terrorist group obtains a weapon of mass destruction it had been one of those airliners that hit the twin towers. we wouldnt be talking about 3,000 victims. we would be talking about 300,000 victims or more. these are the t...

Weapon of mass destruction picked the weapon of mass destruction had been one of those airliners that hit the twin towers, we would not be talking about 3,000 victims, we would be talking about 300,000 victims or more. these are the things that we have to think about it we cannot rest on our laurels that we collect a lot of information, we know what is going on. there are people out there playing this game of chess with us in ways that are going to take us down. we have to be better than they. t...

Strategically we have to look forward. tom clancys sum of all fears, when a terrorist group obtains a weapon of mass destruction. the weapon of mass destruction had been one of those airliners that hit the twin towers. we wouldnt be talking about 3,000 victims. wed be talking about 300,000 victims or more. and so these are the things we have to think about. we cant rest on our laurels that, yes, we collect a lot of information. we know whats going on. there are people out there playing this game...

Panel. jeremy barb from the cia and the pentagon. a national politics reporter with the associated press and ned price, former senior director to the national security council and happens to be former senior analyst at the cia. jeremy, no other way to put it. these are the oldest and best friends in the world. they have our back. what is going on here? >> we are witnessing the de facto collapse. the one country that feels most emboldened is russia. they have been shooting commercial airliners ou...

Cyberattacks, shooting down civilian airliners. recently going to the streets of an american ally in the united kingdom and killing an individual who the united states helped free. so, there is ample basis to exclude russia from the international community. the fact that donald trump wants to include them now, i think begs the question why. >> can you help us answer that? why? >> i dont know. i think its -- >> you have to have a theory. you theorize that the russians had a possibly a plant in th...