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Did. i had no idea what was wrong. all i know is that he needed someone, and i was there for him on that day. >> only a very small handful of terror groups is on that list, and on the top is osama bin laden. >> the phone started ringing. my husband is a very prominent islamic scholar, and we are muslims. and we realized at that very moment our life was about to change because not only do we have to grieve for what has happened and feel the sorrow for all the victims, we now have to go on this de...

About here from sort of the personal to the policy, if you will, and let me start there, because we heard from former president george w. bush not too long ago at that site in shanksville, pennsylvania. we should note that president biden is still there now. he is taking a moment away from the eyes of the media to pay respects, to pay tribute to the lives lost in that field in pennsylvania that day. we heard from former president bush this condemnation, secretary panetta, of not just internation...

With the country back now under taliban control, theyre the obvious questions about whether it will again become a haven for terror groups, but according to the u.s. homeland security secretary mayorkas, americas greatest threat is right here in the u.s. >> the greatest terrorism-related threat to the homeland is the threat of domestic terrorism. individuals who are prone to violence by reason of an ideology of hate or false narratives that we see spread on social media or other online platforms...

>> katty, im at ground zero where effectively the war in afghanistan that just ended, at least americas involvement began 20 years ago tomorrow. the idea was to degrade al qaedas capability to attack the united states, drive them out of the country, something that the military was capable of doing. now the concern is what happens now the american military is no longer there, do the terror groups, does isis move in and reconstitute and establish a capability to attack the united states. how does ...

As 1100 at risk people remain stranded. longtime u.s. military translator and special visa holder, hes fearful of returning to kabul airport where hes been rejected and abused by the taliban. >> the situation that these flights are not allowed to take off. have to travel to kabul. telling the taliban you have to try to kill me or let me go. speak of the taliban show what they are really about. women at a small protest beaten. journalists showing scars. the group consolidates control, fears afgha...

And that - thats actually worth more than you think. dont open that. wealth is important, and we can help you build it. but its what you do with it, that makes life worth living. principal. for all its worth. tomorrow when the nation observes the 20 years since 9/11, it will be the first time weve done so without any troops on the ground in afghanistan. and now with the country back mazingly under taliban control, questions remain on whether it will once again become a haven for terror groups....

Threats in the world since the end of world war ii. >> joining us now is former secretary of homeland security jeh johnson. secretary johnson, thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> how difficult -- i was wondering, is it going to be to gather intelligence on these terror groups inside afghanistan now without boots on the ground, as the president says from over the horizon. doha is 1200 miles away. >> so first, i was stunned by the graphic you showed. two of the in...

>> only a very small handful of terror groups is on that list and at the top is osama bin laden. >> the phone started ringing. my husband is a very prominent scholar and we are muslims. and we realized at this very moment our life was about to change. because not only do we have to grieve for what has happened and feel the sorrow for all of victims, we now have to go on this defensive, to defend our faith. and this is a very big burden. but i feel this event is going

Today, but, the senate foreign relations committee will be awaiting his return when he gets back. a week from today, to testify about what went down, who knew, what and with when. brian, ainsley, steve? brian: thanks, griff. the thing is about the panjshir province 140,000 led by massouds son former vice president of the former afghan government in that area. think about this. where was bin laden? pakistan? pakistan is supposed to be technically our ally things go wrong they say blame isi and te...

Putting together a bio attack, putting together a cyber attack is not as easy for ter rroristss others. that said, everything we have seen in the pandemic, everything you were discussing before with dr. fauci is sort of a guide post to future terror groups at how effective a bio weapon could be if they could make it work. this is exactly what we went through in the months after 9/11. the anthrax attacks and all that, we ramped up a considerable capability, but clearly its not good enough. >> yea...