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Us. he didnt give the parameters of why they wouldve other than they hate us. like it didnt have anything to do with one person winning the election over the other. but his hope is that we will then look at that and try to keep it from happening again. when you make your password "password," it gets hard to protect you. >> jesse: why is it a hack if you give someone your password? that is not a hack, that means you got duped. podesta is not very intelligent. >> a cause of the acronym cya. >> tha...

They could not deport him. at some point, this is dangerous for incumbent leadership, doesnt it? >> absolutely. sometimes it is better to be lucky than good. thats going to happen. you know, no way to look at what happened without calling this a huge intelligence failure on part of the german authorities and partners around the world. everybody knows what needs to be done. everybody knows what are the obstacles. despite we keep encountering the failures. this goes back to paris and brussels atta...

Security threat, a guy defected from isis, came back from syria and fingered abu wala as the number one isis recruiter in all of germany. >> if all of this is out there and hes on facebook, why wasnt anything done about either of these people? >> yeah, its -- i mean, its a puzzle. apparently in germany and other places in europe, you almost have to be on the press miss of an attack before you can get yourself detained. we talked about whether this was an intelligence failure and i think all of t...

Intelligence agencies here in the united states and in europe are very concerned that isis still has some command and control capabilities in syria, they are still able to communicate and direct attacks in europe. so despite the pressure that isis is under in syria and iraq or perhaps even because of that pressure, more attacks are affected. >> ivan perez, thank you. "outfront" tonight, andre carson is the first muslim lawmaker to serve on the house. given evans reporting, we know the suspect ...

Suspected manhunt. anis amari was killed in milan and apparently stepping up border check point before being caught. it released videos showing amri declaring his allegiance to this. intelligence failure allowed amri to avoid deportation. it started all in rome with claudio. hes accuse youd of driving tha truck in the christmas market. what do we know about how he got from one place to the next? >> reporter: the simple answer to that, kate, is by train and at least according to italian authoriti...

More. here is what we do know. he was known to german security services as someone in contact with radical islamist groups. he did pose a risk. he was arrested in august. they released him. he was looking at one point for a one. you said wait though. dont be so quick to call this an intelligence failure. why? >> you used a word that has a lot of meaning in my world. and that is "in contact." what does that mean? does thpeople use the phrases i the radar. there are direct connectivity. that is co...

He came from tunisia, he wasnt radicalized then according to his brother. but with the knowledge from security intel knowing this man was an extremist and, obviously, successfully educate cuted it. so i think theres -- executed it. i think theres a frustration globally. harris: gillian, ill always understand you cant watch them all. they have many, many, many more/fewer resources because theyve let so many people in they cant keep up with. gillian: well, in this instance whats so horrifying is h...

Confused me. if the doesnt have thatç paperwork to satisfy the country where he comes from, how could he possibly or anyone like him get clearance in any other country where he is going? >> this was an enormous policy and intelligence failure. the guise was on the u.s. no-fly list. theres evidence this guy was in contact with isis over the internet and nothing was done. >> they cant find him yet? >> it is a monumental intelligence failure. the biggest failure is a policy failure, letting in on...

I think thats probably the best you can ask for in a situation like this. not only was, is this a massive intelligence failure, but unfortunately its also an immigration failure. and, you know, we will is see what sort of price angela merkel pays for it politically. but, you know, it really does shine a bright light on a problem that, you know, we unfortunately have to deal with. harris: yeah. i mean, as you look at that, you could imagine that happening in this country. we saw the same thing in...

The -- the first attack on the world trade center where the perpetrators went back to return their rental vehicle and thats how law enforcement caught up with them. you never know. there are a lot of things to pay attention to. its as an adrenaline-filled a situation as you can imagine. he was intent on getting away. thats what he wanted to do. very few of these guys actually get away. he did. and the fact that he left something behind, though it could turn out to be suspicious or misleading, is...