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Southern border to infiltrate into the united states to carry out terrorist attacks, it just simply -- it didnt square with reality as i knew it to be. >> look, kirstjen nielsens going to talk about this, director of homeland security or homeland security secretary. here is what she said about all of those terrorists that are among those trying to cross into the u.s. take a listen. >> cbp has stopped over 3,000 what we call special interest aliens trying to enter the country on the southern bord...

A decision and also then together was france is to get a blocking minority of first seven votes so that the other side cannot get the nine votes necessary for a decision so i think there is a good chance that in these two years we will make mostly its about maintaining a tenuous peace between two or more conflict parties here are just two examples of the challenges that the blue helmets face. part of the un peacekeeping missions are in africa one is in mali fifteen thousand u.n. soldiers and civ...

In the security council to come to a decision and it is also then together was france easier to get a blocking minority of first seven votes so that the other side cannot get the nine votes necessary for a decision so i think there is a good chance in these two years we will make our influence felt together as friends ok thank you for those optimistic observations the un currently has fourteen peacekeeping operations in crisis regions mostly its about maintaining a tenuous peace between two or m...

Are, quote, those that are of concern to the national security of the united states based on several u.s. government reports. but special interest alien doesnt appear to mean terrorist because in a july 2017 state department report says, quote, no credible information that any member of a terrorist group has traveled through mexico to gain access to the united states. which is a far cry from 3,000 or 4,000. theyre saying zero. the vast majority of terrorist attacks have been made by u.s. s citiz...

You were probably not expecting that and that goes to show that these connections exist especially within the arab world but these connections would not get me to focus on one country in particular. in focus and many of these countries other west allies in the fight against terrorism at the same time terrorists come to the west from them its a very dirty business a huge amounts of money are being paid by the united states great britain germany of the european countries the into resourcing terror...

Patterns strongly suggested that he had involvement in obviously the most significant terrorist attack ever to take place in india. headley chose to cooperate with u.s. authorities and try to make another deal with the government and again he succeeded . he received a thirty five year prison sentence with the terrorist attacks in mumbai which killed one hundred sixty six people as well as with the planned attacks in copenhagen he did not receive the death penalty and was not extradited to india ...

Britain germany other european countries the e.u. into resourcing terrorist attacks against us. and ken secret services with different interests and opposing values be trusted. to supply chinese does business is the under is just my guess part of this line of work is that you sometimes have to bend your moral code to get the job done that is how the business works and ask if if you its the outcome that counts. but when does this cross the line deadly case shows that intelligence agencies sometim...

Deal these are original recordings from his first interview. when i sat with them. i have a job to do of getting as much information from mr headley as possible and thats what i was focused on the significance of headley was not lost on us at all we understood that he was somebody who clearly had connections with significant individuals and his travel patterns strongly suggested that he had involvement in obviously the most significant terrorist attack ever to take place in india. headley chose ...

True that the soviet union didnt invade afghanistan because of terrorist attacks on the soviet union and that it was not a good thing that they went in there, right? i mean -- >> again, i think those are comments the president made borne out of frustration for where we are. and im not too concerned about the details. >> what do you think is going to be the biggest challenge for you as the acting chief of staff for president trump? >> oh, i havent found any yet. its actually been a lot of fun -- ...

Such as why the soviet union went into afghanistan. and im wondering if you are at all concerned that there is a campaign to get bad information to president trump. >> without giving away too many inside secrets, i have been the acting chief of staff now about four days, but john kelly and i also worked in cooperation with each other for the last two weeks before the beginning of the year. and i have seen every single piece of information that goes on to the resolute desk. ive seen every single ...