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People, tragedy in germany where they killed 12 people and nearly 50 were injured, this is something a car has always been a weapon. >> do you know, peter, isis earlier claimed responsibility. hours after the fact. do you put much stock or weight in that or do they like to take credit for heinous events well after the fact, even if they have nothing to do with them, even if they might have been the inspiration by one or two lone wolves as theyre always called. what do you think? >> well, i mean,...

Territorial stronghold in iraq, it completely discounts the fact that as of a few weeks ago, they were successfully able to penetrate half a world away the heart of the french capital in western europe. and thats a big problem. >> it is a problem. and peter, so jeh johnson, secretary of homeland security, says today yes, entirely likely, probable, in fact, that terrorists will try to embed among groups of syrian refugees coming into the country. thats such a terrifying prospect. any normal perso...

It completely discounts the fact that as of a few weeks ago, they were successfully able to penetrate half a world away the heart of the french capital in western europe. and thats a big problem. >> it is a problem. and peter, so jeh johnson, secretary of homeland security, says today yes, entirely likely, probable, in fact, that terrorists will try to embed among groups of syrian refugees coming into the country. thats such a terrifying prospect. any normal person would say we want to help, but...

Welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." due threat tonight. political correctness and jihad. a shocking new poll shows 77% of americans are not at all confident the u.s. government can protect them from a lone wolf attack. just this week, these headlines, a maryland man was arrested after allegedly taking money from isis operatives overseas when he planned to use to carry out an attack here. in pennsylvania, a teen was busted for providing material support to isis. and yesterday in new...

Territorial stronghold in iraq, it completely discounts the fact that as of a few weeks ago, they were successfully able to penetrate half a world away the heart of the french capital in western europe. and thats a big problem. >> it is a problem. and peter, so jeh johnson, secretary of homeland security, says today yes, entirely likely, probable, in fact, that terrorists will try to embed among groups of syrian refugees coming into the country. thats such a terrifying prospect. any normal perso...

>> peter, what is the best case scenario and the worst case scenario? >> there is not a lot of good options left. there is no syria policy. i think the best right now is to somehow do our air campaign. but the obama administration needs to review the policy and have one that supports and advances the american interest. now more on the situation in afghanistan where u.s. special forces are helping government troops try to retake a northern city there after the taliban seized control earlier thi...

>> peter brooks, thank you so much. appreciate your time. lets turn to nepal where a desperate search continues for a u.s. military helicopter that went missing in the mountains there on tuesday. six marines and two nepalese soldiers were on board the chopper delivering much-needed aid to earthquake victims when the helicopter lost contact 45 miles east of the capital barbara starr has the story. >> reporter: as daylight approaches in nepal, the air search will resume. about 20 hours of search...

There. theyll go to north korea and then go across that border. apparently north korea and south korea have agreed to let them do. >> it will be interesting to see if they meet with senior leadership for propaganda purposes. this is a very interesting regime. its a wild card and something we need to be concerned about, especially this newest development, although i dont think its in the near future theyre going to have an intercontinental ballistic missile. >> peter brooks thanks very much. ther...

Small drones were spotted flying over paris landmarks including the national assembly including the eiffel tower and the citys longest road. >> paris police havent figured out who is behind these flights. sightings have raised fears that someone with bad intentions could try to use this for a very bad way. possibly to attach explosives or chemicals, toxic chemicals to these drones to disperse them over the city. wesley clark is with us once again and peter brooks from the heritage foundation. th...

Are difficult to track. you follow them in a car. its not that easy. otherwise i think they would have already done it. >> i think youre right. >> you have to find out who is controlling them electronically. >> lets hope theyre doing it. lets hope they can do it. i dont think people in paris need this as an additional worry right now. general wesley clark, peter brooks, great to have you with us. thank you. we want to show you this amazing video. a house youll see here explodes in southern new...