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Found amusing, this was when everybody knew it was a terror attack. this was on cnn. stabbing rampage then attack. of van attack. we knew very early, i think that was at 930, everyone knew it was a terror attack. cnn called it of van attack. attack of the killer van. >> and nbc called it a security incident for a while where there were about a thousand witnesses saying of van just plowed down folks - it reminds me of workplace violence at fort hood. they just twist everything around so they dont...

This twitter rant only to prove himself right? >> what kind of question is that? was that a hypothetical questi question? a rhetorical question. >> lets be clear. he is an anchor. its your audience. thats what bret behr is. picture him asking a question like that which implies a sitting president would want to do harm what would want arm to come or death to come to his own citizens just to prove a point. that is the same thing as 911, the george w. bush administration was behind that attack, its...

Found amusing, this was when everybody knew it was a terror attack. this was on cnn. stabbing rampage then attack. of van attack. we knew very early, i think that was at 930, everyone knew it was a terror attack. cnn called it of van attack. attack of the killer van. >> and nbc called it a security incident for a while where there were about a thousand witnesses saying of van just plowed down folks - it reminds me of workplace violence at fort hood. they just twist everything around so they dont...

While there is honorable exceptions, the british, in particular, the pols, other countries need to step up and do more. and otherwise, frankly, it will undermine long term the commitment of the united states towards what is a very critical alliance and very important for our security as well as european security. >> but if you compare that to the president who went in saudi arabia and said im not here to lecture anyone, yet he took the opportunity was speaking in brussels to do just that and whi...

Tr assads perspective and the syrian government perspective over the years, they feel that if the u.s. government wanted him out of power, he would be gone by now. the fact that he isnt gone, means they want him to stay in power. hes the least worst alternative. so the action against the air base was really a slap on the wrist. in my mind reenforced his view that the u.s. wants him to stay in power because it was just a limited proportional targeted atta attack. >> so you dont think this was you...

Joint chief of staff. visit comes as u.s. increases involvement in northern iraq to assist local forces in the battle to retake mosul frl isis. chicago police arrested a 14-year-old boy in connection with assault of teenage girl streamed live on facebook and watched by 40 people none of whom reported it. authorities are trying to locate five or six adults in that atta attack. the boy currently is in police custody. facing felony charges of criminal sexual assault, manufacturing of child pornog...

U.s./nato defense commitments. to deflect attention away from ukraine. so in the christopher steele dossier, thats the alleged quid pro quo. russia attacks the u.s. election for its own purpose but also corrupts and collaborates with the trump campaign in that attack and the trump campaign allegedly agrees to take steps to help russia along the way, drop that pro-ukraine platform out of the republican -- the pro-ukraine plank out of the republican party platform, which they did at the convention...

Lewd colluded in an attack against the united states last year. americans are speaking up about it and trying to effect the course of events. house republicans plan to hold their vote on repealing obamacare on thursday of this week. there is going to be a whip count on that vote. so far, they are confirming 17 house republicans will vote no on the obamacare repeal. that 17 number is important. if they get to 22 "no" votes, its dead. even just in the house. it already appears to be dead once it t...

Counterintelligence investigation into the russian atta attack. we know it started in late july. we also have the fbi and nsa confirming their assessment that the russians did this loudly and didnt particularly try to cover their tracks. the fbi director also told you that it appears that the russians directly released the first trench of stolen documents that they had and a second one through wikileaks appears to have an intermediary. all of those pieces of information to me were sort of nugget...

Fbi and nsa director is that the russians did this in as loud of ways as possible in terms of how they mounted the attack. >> why do you think that they did not mind being loud and being found out? >> i dont know the answer for sure i think their number one mission is to compromise the nation and it might be that they wanted us to help them by telling people what they were doing. their loudness in a way would be counting on us to amplify it by telling the american people what we saw and freaking...