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Reflection. but the objective is to have an america strong enough, with a rebuilt military, with our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marine and coast guards able to have the resources and training to do their jobs so that we dont ever have to ask them to fight. >> vice president-elect mike pence from the great state of indiana. thank you so much. best of luck to you. >> appreciate it. lets join president obama live at macdill air force base in tampa, florida delivering the final national security p...

Burden onto american ground troops, weve built a network of partners. in libya, where u.s. air power has helped local militias dislodge a dangerous isil sell. in mali where u.s. logistics and intelligence support helped our french allies roll back al qaeda branches there. in somalia, where u.s. operations support an african-led union force and international peacekeepers. and in yemen, where years of targeted strikes have degraded al qaeda in the peninsula. these offensive efforts have buttressed...

And nato does a lot of things. counter piracy, cyber warfare, intelligence sharing. all of those things are important. >> phil mudd, what are you hearing from the brothers and sisters in the intelligence community, donald trump had been outwardly negative towards the status of intelligence gathering in the united states during the campaign, does that matter to them or are they just about the job? >> i would say both, chris. most of them are just about the job. youre trained to go in the office a...

One today, versus what caused brussels to basically shut down? >> well, poppy, you have to look at these warnings. its a big dilemma in the intelligence community whether to put them out. they dont have a lot of credibility, so what they do is on the side of caution. after san bernardino and paris, anything that comes up, however remote, they are putting out. and i think weve seen this with threats against airplanes, closing schools in los angeles and so forth, and that is just the way the intel...

Among the victims the youngest is seven. a strange twist in an already bizarre story. the taliban denying claims made by the kremlin that the two are working together in sharing intelligence in the fight against isis. >> reporter: just today the taliban releasing a statement saying it has not asked the kremlin for help in fighting isis. they have not reached out and they do not deny the claims earlier this week that they are intelligence sharing. ill tell you about what happened earlier this w...

Equation, homeland security, intelligence sharing, the visa waiver legislation that passed the house earlier this week. those are things here at home that we need to see happening in conjunction with the overseas strategy and both are equally important. >> this report im sure youre familiar with it was released last month by the new america foundation and it says for the foreseeable future isis-inspired violence will pose the most likely threat to the united states. is this a war that has to be ...

Radicalized from coming into the united states talked about intelligence sharing and we know there are failures there in the past and also talked about changing some of the visa statutes that are in place right now to make vetting much more rigorous, much manufacture challenging to try and weed out those who may be looking to come here with bad intent. the fbi, weve not been able to identify people radicalized here in the united states with efforts and capabilities of u.s. law enforcement. i don...

Gentleman in germany who has been arrested, he sold these online, but theyre the decommissioned weapons that were being sold out of slovakia. >> right. heather: but that is legal to do. >> right. and it takes a professional on the other side to reactivate them. so thats another lead for law enforcement, a look at who has this capability to reactivate these weapons. so, again, a great opportunity to do intelligence sharing between law enforcement and actual intelligence agencies. heather: yeah. f...

Migrants that have been crossing borders illegally to get into europe. these are chal evens that these two european powers are having to face. its part of why the french government has proposed a $10 billion euro fund to shore up europes borders and improve intelligence sharing. those are two key areas where there have been some major gaps and flaw s revealed by these devastating attacks in paris. brooke? >> ivan, thank you so much. back at home in the united states, listen, tomorrow is thanksgi...

>> both leaders call for greater intelligence sharing. president obama added candidly, what happened in paris, is very hard to scop. >> you have eight individuals with light weapons. thats a hard thing to track. >> there is no question which side the u.s. comes down on in the shooting of that russian fighter jet by turkey. one senior administrator reported allied turkey t. white house is hopeful it wont impact moscow. jim acosta, cnn, the white house. >> we are taking security measures in belgiu...