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Boy also speaking with an apparent british accent making further threats against the west. sadly, it is not unusual to see isis using children to further its propaganda agenda. errol. >> all right. erin live for us in london this morning. >> we want to return now to the increased tension between saudi arabia and iran. we are joined by simon may bond of lancaster university in england. thank you for talking with us. i want to start, of course, we are learning that saudi arabia is severing diploma...

Yesterday. >> megyn: doesnt it matter, mark, even if its -- even if they were wrong about the protests, if it was a good faith mistake, doesnt it matter whether it was simply a protest that spun out of control or whether it was a pre-planned terrorist attack meant to get us and building up over months as the ambassador was begging for more security and warning that al-qaeda was on the rise? i mean, the two narratives are very different and would mean lead to a different response by the united st...