Page 12 - Greg Feith News Today

Reaction to the airport and other countries in thinking that its terrorism. what are they saying about the security? >> well, its interesting that youre mentioning this. this is a tick for tack when the president and the first stake visit to the uk met with prime minister david cameron because david cameron and suggesting that the security around the airport was not tight enough, and the back note to that was saying that were very happy to work with the friends on this. ten months ago the britis...

Ramifications, but not the kind of concern, immediate concern that the british have in terms of the immediate, the immediate ramifications that are possible. >> jim miklaszewski, thanks so much. i want to bring in to our conversation the former ntsb investigator and msnbc aviation and safety analyst, greg feith and shane harris, correspondent for the daily beast. what does it say that there are differing accounts from major countries about what they feel they can categorize what happened? >> i t...

As michael steele, an msnbc political analyst and former head of the rnc, and kathleen parker, an msnbc political analyst and syndicated writer. hail, hail, the gangs all here. we will talk all things jeb. let me talk about what donald rumsfeld had said in terms of that response that he gave, saying bush 41 getting up there in years and misjudges bush 43 who i found made his own decisions. there are hundreds of memos on www.rumsfeld.com that represent advice that the dod gave the president. unpa...

Indicated they knew the bomber, they had a picture of him at the training camp. where is that evidence? >> what about the theory that they dont want to show how they did it because they are attempting to do it again? is that possible? >> its possible but look, i mean, in all seriousness, anyone that was involved in planting a bomb on board an aircraft whos still hanging around sharm el-sheikh airport theyds to have their head examined. anyone who had done this would have been long gone by now. y...

Security at sharm el-sheikh. you know, i think its also important to point out that if you are determined, in my view, im interested to hear what the guys have to say about this, but if youre determined to bring down a plane, there is really no security at any airport in the world that is going to stop you. i mean, if you are really determined, weve seen gaping holes in security at the best u.s. airports and at the best european airports. and of course, this is in a second or third-world country...

Security after this event, they were very concerned about what they saw as it relates to u.s. airport security, tsa says at this point, no change in security posture. its pretty much as scripted or standard protocol but you can imagine if theres a lesson to be learned or if theres anything that jumps up on their radar, that we should be applying to u.s. airport security, they will take that under advisement and probably act on it very quickly. >> and greg, what do we know from what we see from t...

Is moving in the same direction as al qaeda is, trying to damage civilian airliners and thats going to be a huge shift for the u.s. intelligence community to deal with. >> thank you, shane. greg, nice to see you in person. thank you. want to go to my colleague frances rivera with the bing pulse question of the day. >> todays question focuses on that ongoing investigation of this russian metrojet plane crash. with the united states and uk authorities, and with increasing fear that a bomb may ha...

Once he hits the hole and breaks through the secondary, oh hes gone. and our linebackers and dbs dish out punishment, and never quit. ♪ you didnt expect this did you? no i didnt. the nissan altima. theres a fun side to every drive. nissan. innovation that excites. was as long as the boat. for seven hours, we did battle. until i said... you will not beat... meeeeee!!! greg. what should i do with your fish? gary. just put it in the cooler. if youre a fisherman, you tell tales. its what you do. i...

The rest of the world, is concerned about whether to signal some new type of capability that isis has in that area to construct a bomb or to now beegun to lash out at targets outside of its self-proclaimed state. so a lot of concern here, but no definitive answers just yet. >> ron allen at the white house, thank you very much. i want to bring in nbc news aviation expert and former ntsb investigator greg feith. it seems youve got two investigations here, really. the first, you know, one and the...

from the moment the first rescuers arrived, a bomb was one possible cause of the crash. investigators scouring for clues for six days. now u.s. intelligence says the evidence indicates it was likely a bomb. isis has twice claimed it downed the plane its shown no evidence, but it is active in the area, and u.s. officials believe if it was a bomb, isis may be responsible. its a strong suspicion, not a conclusion, no evidence of explosives has been found, but its a suspicion shared by bri...