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Today. i will give you one example which is completely overlooked by everyone. it was a rather trivial one. when he was in israel, he gave a speech in jerusalem. and in the middle of the speech he talked about the rise of the islamist parties. in egypt and elsewhere. the brotherhood. in egypt and -- whats watt praise he used? we have to be concerned about the rise of nonsecular parties. what a weird word to use. the word is religious parties. the word is islamist parties. yet, even in this trivi...

Schism between the sunni and the shia population and thats -- its more than the iraqi security forces which are shia dominated can handle. so are we safer? very complicated question. weve learned a lot of things as a result of our experience in iraq. we got great capabilities in our special forces and so forth. but if it had been up to me, i wouldnt have done it in the first place. >> you wouldnt have done it? >> i wouldnt have gone in there. >> seth, are we less safe? not just iraq where al qae...

Terrorist allies constitute an access of evil, arming to threaten the peace of the world. >> you say that the speech marked sort of a point of no return as far as the war was concerned. >> i wouldnt say point of no return, but a real milestone. heres what i think in that speech really stands up to the light of history. back when president bush spoke those words in 2002, it was considered quite shocking and bizarre to think there might be cooperation between hamas and iran. back then the conventi...

Number of people who died in the 9/11 attacks. >> thats one of the milestones out there. there are no really proven accounts of how many casualties there have been in the drone campaign but most estimates put it in the vicinity of about 3,000 or approaching 3,000 which is how many were killed obviously in one day on september 11. so over the past 10 years that number of those killed in drone strikes which includes both militants and some civilians has been growing. jon: but as you heard in the f...

Where is the story about the film come from? where is the primary source? who decided that the film was at fault? some enterprising journalist, somebody with more time than any of us should find out where that started. in this case, you dont follow the money, you follow the means. >> bob: can i follow what he said here? he has his own problems in libya, which is severe. part of the country where more and more terrorist groups are coming in. theyre not connected with al-qaeda. but they take the n...

Where is the story about the film come from? where is the primary source? who decided that the film was at fault? some enterprising journalist, somebody with more time than any of us should find out where that started. in this case, you dont follow the money, you follow the means. >> bob: can i follow what he said here? he has his own problems in libya, which is severe. part of the country where more and more terrorist groups are coming in. theyre not connected with al-qaeda. but they take the n...

And that was communism. this country won the cold war. republicans like to think its about a military buildup. for decades across europe there was a battle of ideas playing out in which america was involve. what it tried to do through the cia, diplomacy and civil society, was to splinter the left, to come to the point, what they did was say, there is a hard line communist funded by the kremlin but were also going to help set up these moderate socialists parties, the centrist socialist party. spl...

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Cooperation that we get from the pakistani military and internal security forces. there are nuclear power with a real terrorism problem in their country. and those two things are a great danger to us. believe me, many of us would love to say okay, we have had it. we have had it. but that would not be in our best. >> interest but then, sir if you talk about the kind of aid pakistan is receiving thus far, you say military assistance. does that mean that something in the form of military equipment ...

Where bin laden was. >> if in fact that is true, where does that leave the others? they have at least 100 nuclear bombs. what do you do? you walk away from pakistan? what do you do? >> that leaves the united states in a hard place. the tribal areas of al qaeda and then trying to launch attacks. we saw last week by al qaeda against germany, the pakistani taliban in the last few days threatening to have revenge for his death by launching an attack in the united states. theres a still big terrorism...