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Through the ballkekins and ther got to be a separation between those who want to purp trait and a criminal source and a terrorist source are the two things we watch very closely through our intelligence sources and try to pass on through the 49 different countries in europe, which all have varying levels and degrees of intelligence capability. >> and weve heard reporting a lot on the young jihadists, this lethal combination of jihadists combined with street thugs with law and criminal records an...

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Spending. get rid of the horrible reductions that we have seen and also our intelligence capability. they have to be robust. it is important that we authorize the patriot act. second is americas foreign policy needs to keep in mind that in the 21st century global commerce matters more than ever. we cannot allow any nation on earth to control shipping lanes, airspace, the cyberspace outerspace for that matter. >> okay. >> and the third is our foreign policy should always be be built on our values...

Intelligence capability. china is a powerful country. it is growing more powerful. it doesnt have the capabilities like america does. so in a way, it is feeling the pressure from its own citizens to help solve it but they cant. so, one way to solve that problem is to point the finger at others. of course, also, there are all these families, hundreds of them particularly here in beijing who are feeling the brunt of the emotional trauma of this event. the chinese government twoonts look like they ...

Panel the shutdown is extremely damaging to intelligence operations, seriously hurts their ability to protect the safety of the nation. back with my panel and national security analyst fran townsend, member of the cia and external advisory boards. what clapburn is saying 70% of employees in security intelligence have been fur lloyd even analysts. this a threat to the nation? >> certainly, look. i think it is true to say we ought to be concerned about the degrading of our intelligence capability ...

>> well, heres a message, chris. i trust, first of all, i trust our intelligence capability. we have the best intelligence, the facts have been laid out very strongly. i think the u.n. inspectors in the next couple of days with their inspections, with their samples, are going to certify what our intelligence people did. now, we have the best, strongest military in the world. these missiles launchers, these cruise missiles, the tomahawks, theyre going to do some damage. now, its not going to be p...

Politicized, but its so soon. >> yes, it is. this is the direct politicization on an outrage, an attack on america. i personally think its wrong to do that. maybe it is inevitable but i personally think that its wrong. now you have to ask the question: did the sequester cuts, did that in fact affect our intelligence-gathering capability, which impeded before the boston happening? is that what happened? did sequester affect our intelligence capability? obviously we dont know, but steny hoyer is i...

Operation. its combined, they have allies there with it. their principal task is locate the stockpile of chemical weapons and develop plans to secure them. i would assume by now given all of our intelligence capability, we have located it. im assuming we have detailed plans in what to do to secure those stockpiles in the event that is necessary. that would absolutely mean boots on the ground and that will mean u.s. boots on the ground, as well. special operation forces at a minimum and i would a...

Is america as susceptible now to another attack like that as it was then, do you think? >> probably less. for the simple fact that theyre looking for it more. we have intercepted several of them, more than several. there are about four or five that are public and probably another 20 or 30, im guessing at that. we have better intelligence capability. we have better cooperation among intelligence services here, europe, all over the world. we have picked up plots, picked up plots in the uk, in germ...

At that. we have better intelligence capability. we have better cooperation among intelligence services here, europe, all over the world. we have picked up plots, picked up plots in the uk, in germany. but i think we have a much better system than we had back then. >> are you surprised in a good way that there hasnt been another huge attack on american mainland in the last decade? >> very surprised. if you would have asked me on september 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, the days after, i would tell you ...