record, as we ve pointed out. yeah. appreciate the reporting. thank you. perspective now from cnn national security analyst and former director of national intelligence, james clapper. just in terms of what you ve learned, what we ve all learned today from the investigation, i m wondering, is there anything in particular of interest that stands out to you. one aspect of this, anderson, that i do think is unique to this case is that the perpetrator, the terrorist, is still alive. and what i m hopeful is that we ll be able to perhaps do a psychological profile here and learn what makes these people tick. when do they crossover that line? and the difficulty we have here is in identifying people, even if they come from someplace else and then come here and become radicalized, and that is a really daunting challenge for
obama and ed martin coauthor of the conservative case for trump. good to see all of you. let s dive right in. the death penalty tweets, good idea, do you support it? i enjoy and support the president s energy. here s what i would say. two things. new york got rid of the death penalty so no state option for the state prosecutor. so when the president is saying head of the federal government, i respect jones point about how it may complicate. he s head of the executive branch referring to the president. yeah, he can say that. some people say don t tweet it. but he s the one saying i m the guy in charge of enforcing this law, we ll go after this guy with the death penalty. and i think mcmaster is right. people want to know they are safe. forgive me, here s the president. let s step in. before we begin i want to make a brief announcement. i had an excellent meeting with
constitutional degree, due process of law. and he may have comp indicated this case. we ll tell you why. the president s brash response stands in such stark contrast to the refusal to address the bigger issues after las vegas. when that gunman opened fire on thousands of concertgoers. and, remember, we still don t know why. stunning new details this morning about the deadly attack here in new york city. but federal prosecutors say the suspect, the a taerbg, was inspired by isis, planned this attack a juror ago, conducted a trial run last week. authorities revealed that he planned to continue the killing spree to drive over the brooklyn bridge and was stopped by the heroic 28-year-old police officer who apprehended him. all of this as the cloud of russia is consuming the president and the white house. the president is nicks ated on the news coverage of his russia investigation. aides are trying to re foshift
chair choice a little bit and maybe shouldn t. maybe the biggest move the president has made with respect to the economy thus far. we ll discuss it. however, this morning there are more details coming out in this terror investigation including possible clues about motive. according to the criminal complaint, this murderer planned more carnage on the brooklyn bridge. alex is live in lower manhattan with the details. it is impressive how quickly investigators compiled the case. but this guy s talking. obviously that s a big advantage. what do we know? reporter: it is impressive how quick and it is impressive in a dark way how little remorse he is showing. er learning more about the planning that went into this, how darkly prem-tate tatmeditat. he waived his miranda rights and is speaking to investigators. this is one year in the making. halloween was chosen because so many people would be out and
a clearer picture coming into view. also ahead, paul manafort is back in court today where his lawyer is trying to make the case that a man who has applied for ten passports isn t a flight risk. and will anyone apologize to the 400-pound man in his basement that donald trump blamed for election hacking. new reporting today about the extent of russian meddling. i don t want to sound paranoid, but d ya think our recent online sales success seems a little. strange? na. ever since we switched to fedex ground business has been great. they re affordable and fast. maybe too affordable and fast. what if. people aren t buying these books online, but they are buying them to protect their secrets?!?! hi bill. if that is your real name. it s william actually. hmph! affordable, fast fedex ground.