responsible that nothing like that happens here? well, number one, like egypt, go back to do a thorough investigation to everybody who had access to the airport and the airplane. i am sure they are doing that, but around the world, the airport security people need to be looking at all of their individuals who have access, and make sure that all of the security checks are up to date, and not just physical security, but the personnel security, and background investigations, and test these people, and put in, you know, make sure that you are testing and retesting all of the security procedures, and even then, there is no such thing as 1,100% security. it is an airport that couldn t function if it was locked down that tight. yes a little unnerving to consider, but i thank you anyway. don borelly, thank you. and it is still on. despite the protests, donald trump is prepared to take the stage tonight at saturday night live, but the protesters are planning to stage their own show. hol
there. there there s a lot of avenues of investigation that will continue to be pursued. including one of the photographs i believe showed an individual talking on a cell phone. that s a wholer of a new of investigation to look at information trapped in that cell phone tower and try to narrow it down from there. there s a lot of different investigative angles being pursued right now. don borelly former fbi and now chief operating officer of the soufan group. thank you for helping us understand what this investigation is about. one of the things that came up earlier during the fbi conference in boston was another huge media failure that took place on this subject again today. after yesterday afternoon, all that wrong reporting from cnn and others that there was a suspect in custody, somebody had been arrested, that was not true at all, after that disaster yesterday, this morning, we all woke up to this being the big front page headline and picture in a tabloid called the new
given what s going on with this intense interest and the media being rather irresponsible about some of these matters, the fbi could have played it safer than they did today, they could have labelled these individuals as persons of interest. they did not do that. they went the whole hog and they are calling them suspects, calling them wanted. is that surprising? do we know enough about how the fbi works to know if that is an important decision that they made? does it indicate more about the investigation than law enforcement is saying explicitly? what happens next? joining us now is don borelly, a 25 year veteran of the fbi once served as assistant special agent in charge of the terrorism task force and now chief operating officer of a group that is a strategic consultancy. thank you for being here. nice to have you back. thank you for having me. how important and what does it mean for the fbi to call these two men not persons of interest or people they want to talk to but to call
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