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It just happens i was there promoting my book. we met with the interior minister at the time who became the president. he was considering sending force to stop what was happening but the government decided otherwise. he warned with years, though these were social issues because in years they would be al qaeda and then eventually the jihadist organizations. these are standard neighborhoods but could be infiltrated and penetrated by the jihadists. we have two problems, anti-police and anti-everyth...

Nightmare, its greatest nightmare since world war ii. 129 people the end of the night killed, 350 people wounded. 99 of those 352 injured and wounded, had been in critical condition. the hospitals were working feverishly to make sure they took care of everyone. france was put on a war footing. the president of france stating this is an act of war and attack on all humanithumanity. he was supposed to go to the g20 summit. he was unable to do so in order to take care of his country. france, subseq...

Areas. is this what they do, go back to where they roost? >> the information provided by -- let me reconstruct the case now. the fact a woman suicide bomber was killed, this means while the operation of friday, november the 13th was ongoing, she was not involved in that operation. so now that you see that french authorities want to extract the mastermind, what was she doing? this confirms some of the concern we had early next week or end of last week, there are members of the jihadi network outs...

They began to set cars on fire and rioted in the streets, at that time, so many questions raised about so many people about what was going on in paris, france. was this allowed to fester and did isis seize this opportunity to inflict this kind of pain and casualties among the fun and loving community in "the city of lights." and has france used so many times, did they drop the ball? its a question thats going to be asked. did they drop the ball and allow this kind of hostility to fester within i...

Over, they will have to make an announcement to the french people. i still believe the fact there was a female suicide bomber there and number of jihadists, all of those not involved in the friday, november 13th operation, it is very possible they stayed in paris so close in saint-denis where they thought they would be protected where the police get on, that is ominous enough to tell me they were trying to prepare for another operation. >> wow. that being said, its plausible to think that way be...

You dont have teenagers suicide bombers involved in an operation like this one and not core isis. up to four or five, sky mentioned, could be involved in that apartment. this is half of the number of those involved in last weeks operation. this leaves me to project most likely the return of abaaoud to this location with a woman suicide bomber, four to five jihadi jihadists, was aimed at another operation, otherwise he would have fled. why would they regather in one place? fortunately french auth...

>> i want to go straight to the military analyst. he spent time in iraq. let me ask the fundamental question about what the suds going to do. they say its been contained, the ultimate goal of the war in isis, to degrade isis. yet he said contained. and now we have this happening to france. does this change the american strategy? now with special operations boots on the ground in syria, does that number go up? >> i think that public opinion will force a change in the strategy if not here among ou...

And the sinai believed to be responsible for the downing of the russian airliner. i think this is going to stiffen the resolve to go after isis wherever it is. and that could be in the sinai. it could be in libya. it could be in yemen. and you saw just yesterday even before these attacks the u.s. used the air strike to kill the leader of the affiliate in libya. so i think right now i think everybodys going to be meeting at the g20 in turkey tomorrow. theres going to be a lot of talk about how th...

Occupation of syria and iraq. we can turn that over to the arabs, the tribes, to the kurds, others who are willing to do it. but we have got to be involved in destroying isis where it exists. >> colonel, you know, today when i was thinking about this, in the past two weeks, right, two weeks today, you had isis or isis facilities taking down a commercial jet. the first time that al qaeda, isis, any group like this has taken down a commercial jet since 9/11. 224 on board metrojet. you had the bomb...

Nato charter that would force us to do something much more than weve been doing to date in order to destroy isis in a territory it controls. >> to be clear, that would mean -- that would mean ground troops. i mean, it is certain that while air strikes have had some effect, right, just yesterday, jihadi john, the british man seen in so many of the beheading videos was killed by an air strike in the isis stronghold of raqqa. strikes is not been working. they have not won the war. they have not won...