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Other cities have faced awful terrorist attacks, new york as you just said faced the worst one in u.s. history. theres always a symbolism, any time you see inspire magazines, various jihadist magazines, you always see images of new york. its something we see a lot. >> right now were here at 30 rockefeller center. this is the media center, the financial capital, the shopping capital of the world, it just is. what do you know about the neighborhood? what do you think about the reaction to this? wh...

Are you suggesting weve got to rethink how we cover terrorist attacks? >> no. im not saying that. because, look, ever since 1967 when the black september blew up eight airliners in ntd from of tv cameras, terrorism has always used the news media. and that is always a factor in disseminating fear. and thats what they want. they want these attacks prop gate on a broad scale. you know, in some countries and in some incidents they do terrorism blackouts. its sort of like the s.w.a.t. blackouts we ha...

Military offensive could be in the works to hunt down those responsible? >> were hearing from the general who will lead this operation combining the militaries of five separate countries in this region and theyre going to try to find those responsible and those responsible for other terrorist attacks in the neighborhood. were also hearing perhaps they have got leads on who was responsible for ordering that attack. david. back here at home a new fallout amid the discussion over sexual harassmen...

A phone call connecting like we talk about the russians -- i mean, they are everywhere -- between oswald and also a death threat against him. those things were pretty interesting where new, kind of revealing. >> i thought that he was making a lot of sense. greg, what do you think about this british newspaper getting a warning 25 minutes before question makes because sometimes i that is... >> sometimes i think that is... you get a lot of chatter and it happens or terrorist attacks as well. it mig...

Of bringing back some decency, bringing back the sense of social promise and the american dream to the united states. and also tough internationally in this idea of pulling up the drawbridge and being a nationalist which is really thinly veiled for white nationalism. there are democrats who i think will go along with that vision. >> i could write that brooit breitbart headline myself. but im going to ask you, do you think any democrats would go with the scenario that steve schmidt just laid out?...

Government of chad announced that they had completed withdrawal of all chaddan troops from niger, right after that, four u.s. army soldiers got attacked by large contingent fighters. four of them killed after soldiering with withdrawn. heather: chuck rocha, nice hat, you know i love that. lets get started right away. premise here, tammy, i will start with you, is it because of travel ban, chad pulled out of nigr and uptick in terrorist attacks and thats what happened to the four green berets, th...

Where egyptians security officials were bribed by isis affiliates there and led to terrorist attacks and assaults on military check points. these are the questions i would like to see answered. this is a two week period in which we have no answers, not even a kind of, you know, proforma public relations attempt at damage control, just the naming of the dead and then this pr disaster the president saying he knew what he signed up for. >> colonel, you referenced this but i want you to make the fin...

This generation had been shaped by the german student movement of one nine hundred sixty eight and they wanted change students demonstrated against the state the author of his and germanys nazi past. we wanted to change things we didnt want to see fascism or nazi isnt ever again that was the main thing. and. the street battles of nine hundred sixty eight had a profound impact on an entire generation of young people some saw violence as the only real way to achieve change. that included holger mi...

Spent, particularly in europe and here in america to thwart the lower tech, lower skilled terrorist attacks, if you will, the edged weapons, vehicles, smaller explosives, youre not really looking at those long-term strategic possibilities, strategic terrorist attacks the same way that we were right after 9/11. and for a group like the islamic state to regain relevance once again, i think there is an understanding that they need a spectacular mass casualty attack because then they will have recru...

Parliament, buenos aires, washington and december, but we have had 600 members of parliament from 60 countries come to these forums with experts from the private sector dealing with cybersecurity and intelligence sharing, these are critical components in our capacity to defeat the terrorists. we have to work together. >> that is in part how we learned at the top of the show, very concerning that elaine chao said some terror groups are bracing right now for 9/11 style attack which is a big concer...