given to him by the intelligence community, given that they failed to perceive how quickly the taliban would advance and kabul would fall. the president knows how hard people work across the administration to try to give him the best information that they can, but it did not stop them from asking. throughout the entire withdrawal, he was constantly posting the national security team about this or that assessment, and that thinking, and constantly looking for ways to better understand what was going on on the ground. some assessments produced as i put in the opening statement proved to not be correct. but he again, this was an honest effort by everybody to get at the right outcome. their assessment was flawed and failed in that assessment. anybody held accountable for giving the president a wrong view for things turned out on the ground? i don t know how much intelligence you read or look at, it s a mosaic, it s really hard. and i ve yet to see an intelligence assessme
the entire neighborhood would, as we saw in moscow, idaho, be in fear for what else could happen. oh, absolutely. because you have the first young lady who just passed away was a softball player, very good athlete, and good kid in the community. so yes, parents are scared as to what happened to these young teenagers. so they are worried, but i think the police have a good handle on this case and like the sheriff said, i think they are closing in on them. john: let s hope sheriff wood is correct in this case. pat dias, thank you. gillian: california s governor newsom is taking a tour of america s red states. he says he s looking to bring some carnaval use to republican strongholds. critics say he s trying to increase his own visibility. is the governor eying a 2024 presidential run? brian kilmeade knows the answer and will tell us next.
former miami-dade homicide detective, another very, very strange case in the northern part of florida. remember what happened with those kids who were all killed because they had stolen somebody s truck engine, i think it was last year. when the sheriff says wannabe gang incident, and called it a hybrid gang. what does that mean, pat? what he s talking about, this area that this occurred is a community about 1500 people, just outside ocala national park. what he s suspecting, a lot of leads from the community in, and these three may have been active and had a lot of friends so they get a lot of good leads in from people that may have known what happened. john: so and this idea, kind of like a neighborhood gang type of thing, it was not an organized gang as we would think, like an ms13 type of thing. what what would lead in a neighborhood gang situation or just kids who knew each other and hung around each other for
did he speak too soon or is this just the normal investigative process? what happened is like i said, this is a close knit community, so they pretty much have a good idea who is involved, but it takes a lot of time to put a case, and remember, he has to go through the state attorney s office, so he s letting everybody know they are on their trail and they are going to get warrants. so i think he is just sending a message out there, we know who you are and we are coming to get you. john: i was watching some of the local television coverage and people in the neighborhood, and it s a small close knit community, 1500 people, but there are residents there afraid to let their teenagers go out, afraid to let their teenagers go to school by themselves. they would insist on driving the teenager to school. you can expect, pat, that with this mystery out there and these three kids who are all said to be good kids, the first one killed, silvernail, was apparently a terrific athlete. you can ex