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The moment behaviorally profiling somebody waiting in line to board the flight we look for whats called red flags or microticks. this wasnt a microit was a macrotick. its a beast. isis flag monster flag. proud of this organization. proud of it. so delusional to not start stacking on some surveillance it almost feels like intelligence failure. ainsley: what if this happened here? how would our intelligence community handle this? >> they would do the same thing we do in israel. immediately. somebo...

You travel out to a village, no infrastructure, no databases. you have to travel to a village to try to somebody who knows the subject thats i who are they associated with? that is the granularity we have to get to. we want to take a break, a suspension and say lets look at the way we do this. the left, they hijacked the argument. suddenly its a travel ban, a muslim ban. they conflate it. >> kat: trump does call it a travel ban. >> mike: its a messaging problem from the white house. as the three...

Experience in this. and what theyre talking about, if they had messaged it properly and explained it properly and not conflated it as if it was some panacea for stopping terrorism, if they had simply said these particular countries on this suspension -- and they lost their battle when they lost the ability to call it a visa suspension -- >> yeah. >> theyre failed states, essentially. theres no infrastructure. if you dont have the ability to go and use databases, for example, or some type of infr...

Confident that even at this hour, our intelligence and law enforcement united nations here are in the offices, working to share whatever we have, both in terms of information. share that with the british, and also assist in any forensic duties that come from information they find either electronic information or documentary information, comparing that to our databases. so, you know, i think thats the kind of activity that kicks off automatically anytime theres a major terrorist attack. particula...

Anybody who is a british citizen who weve been watching. theyre scrubbing that from their minds and databases. and theyre paying attention. theyre not running out in the streets, places like nypd, lapd, sometimes theyll put people at high profile events right off on one of these things. theyre paying attention, because thats what theyve got to do right now, to see if there could be something. right now it seems pretty isolated, a vehicle and edged weapon attack. nobody is getting too worked up a...

Understand it. >> yes, yes. sean, what we know is this. we just broke the story yesterday. the cia is the largest consumer of unmasking americans of any agency that we know right now. we cant give you exact numbers because those are classified. we know that the majority of unmasking of americans comes from the cia. whats even more interesting is that under the cias own purview, since 1947 -- air charter is not the spy on americans. the question is, why are they doing this? what are they looking ...

Huge office in london. they will be providing assistance. going through the more than 80 offices around the world that the fbi has, plus the domestically here, to look at databases. is there any information out there? were there phone calls intercepted? were there any warnings or threats made by a group or by an individual or even by this person once they identify him if they can identify his communication devices and get ahold of them. did the phone survive like in san bernardino, the subjects ...

On the u.s. side of this. >> absolutely, rachel. youve laid the grande work for this, the ties between the u.s. and uk are incredibly tight. information sharing is deep, its constant, and its very open. u.s. officials will be not only trying to learn whats happening on the ground, but trying to look through no doubt other clues or threat information that they may have had in the run-up to this attack, trying to support british authorities in whatever theyre trying to pursue but also getting a fe...

Come to a balance. thats obviously a question for the u.s. still moving forward, how much security is enough, especially when terrorists are going after soft targets. >> juan zarate, thank you as always for being part of our coverage. we want to welcome back to our coverage jeremy bash. gentlemen, we normally turn to while were covering political news, which if youve just joined us looking for the 11th hour, we will also be doing here tonight. theres plenty of that. first this breaking news from...

Number of different electronic databases. ours in the u.s. is called the terrorist identities data environment tide. its run by the national counter-terrorism center in northern virginia and the uk authorities through mi-5, their internal intelligence service will work with all of their other partners in the word, in europe and the other partners to try to match that name with any other aspect of a known terrorist network. and within hours, brian i predict that heal use that name to identify an ...