us political influence on the government iraq is for the future stability of the country. thank you general, i appreciate it. good talking to ayou. will come back we will weigh-in on the post exit strategy in the middle east as well as john kelly s powerful defense of president trump s condolence call to a goldstar widow. i no longer live with
undersheriff that said the shooter had an escape plan. does it seem plausible? he was on the 32nd floor. he trekked 23 guns and all the ammo to the suite. how could anyone think they could get out of the hotel from the 32nd floor to a car or another location? the exit strategy was not well thought out. for a subject who had so much meticulous planning and actually put it together almost like a military operation with that type of precision and strategy and tactical execution. again, it is confounding. we don t know what the actually temperatu items that were discovered. it could have been benign as a disguise or hotel bellhop uniform. we also thought about the possibly. you can jump from 200 feet to do a b.a.s.e. jump and possibly
now? is this a relationship that the white house has to figure out how to repair or at this point actually do they need to figure out an exit strategy? well, i m hoping rex tillerson stays on. he demonstrates the courage to speak truth to power. i would suggest that he be very careful with his words and the venues where he uses them. he probably should be shutting the door and talking with the president directly about some of these things rather than having an ad yes who likes to leak if that s what happened. i m a rex tillerson fan. there is a trip coming up and the president will need his secretary of state by his side to help him with that trip. this is not the best time to make a change at the state department. you have to remember everybody who served in the cabinet or white house position serves at the pleasure of the president in the time being, no security in appointment to the office. your job is not to suck up to
happening but not until she sort of pierces her own memory, realized that was what in fact was being planned. so these investigations will take a long time. definitely the sheriff has a theory of the case, so this investigation is going to move forward. phil mudd, to you the idea of the explosive left in the vehicle, and based on what the sheriff said, does it seem to you that there may be some idea in this person s mind that they had some sort of exit strategy? or idea of moving elsewhere? there s a couple characteristics about the explosives that i feel curious. ammonium nitrate that could potentially be used with other materials for a backpack bomb. why did he acquire that and never use it? was there a trigger that led him to pursue not building a bomb? there s a reference to tannerite. art probably knows more about that but that can be cinematic, dramatic. you put a small amount of that in a place, pop it with a rifle, you get a large explosive effect.
vehicle, and based on what the sheriff said does it seem to you that there may be some idea in this person s mind that they had some sort of exit strategy? or idea of moving elsewhere? there s a scum characterisku characteristics about the explosives that i feel curious. ammonium nitrate that could potential will be be used with other materials for a back pecuniary bam bom. why did he acquire that and never use it? there s a reference to tannerite. art probably knows more about that but that can be cinematic, dramatic. you put a small amount of that in a place, pop it with a rifle, you get a large explosive effect. did he want to use that over time in some location to create a diversion? the answers about those explosives i think will help us on a couple of questions, anderson. one is what the sheriff was talking about, did he want to escape? did he have other locations he was thinking about? and two, why did he acquire t s