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Talking about the threats. maria: you are talking about six terrorist attacks in a very sport period oshotperiod of time alone. what do you think that implication of a la pen vote would have in the market, there was a piece that markets might sell-off in the world in la penguins. >> la pen win. >> i think that it is harder for her to win the second round. in two week. most show polls show macronwould defeat la pen in the second round. nothing is certain, but if la pen emerges at fronts runner, t...

Repeal has been a huge ring cry among republicans and now that theyre in power, they really have to get something done here or voters could be very upset with them. eric: all right, they have been working and we have different proposals. thank you for joining us this afternoon. >> thanks for having me. arthel: visiting the only military air base in africa today. why the base is so strategically important in the fight against terror. plus, could resent terrorist attacks in france impact the frenc...

Election. those serving on the front lines get nervous any time those controversial words are uttered. >> when you categorize all of islam in that term, you tend to target and create vulnerabilities in communities. >> reporter: michael downing spent years heading up the lapd counterterrorism bureau. >> that is what isis wants, to have people feel oppressed or have grievances because its easy to recruit into the ideology. >> reporter: for people in the communities broad anti-islam statements migh...

It was in 2012 where we didnt have any terrorist attacks in the immediate past. so i think that people may have been nervous. but they are also thinking that this is a very important election. and in fact, abstention is much, much lower than many people feared before the terrorist attack. >> you are talking about turnout and it is low and how might that effect -- who do you think benefits most from that? >> im sorry, alex, there is a siren going by. i couldnt hear the question. >> we did hear th...

Have made their preferences. you meet with foreign leaders, you certainly have an opinion on whats happening in columbia. is there a point, though, that that goes too far? >> i havent heard the president express the preference. i think what i heard the president express was his belief that the terrorist attacks may help a particular candidate. ultimately, bottom line is, the people of france are going to decide it and i doubt very seriously whether my opinion or the presidents opinion or the for...

Different. emmanuel macon, he says he wants to make france more dynamic and not radically change sides. and marine le pen from the far right, she wants out of the eu. a critical american partner and could set international currencies into a tailspin. >> the idea that stands for an open society and that it is one of the leaders of liberal democracy in the world. terrorist attacks frances deployment, thousand police and soldiers. police gathered last night to mourn a fellow officer.

Security policy jim hanson. welcome to all three of you. rob, let me start with you how big that impact is conventional wisdom as it helps the far right candidate marine la pen. >> france has been living under a state of emergency now for 18 months. its been a very constant string of terrorist attacks, terrorist plots. dozens of them in recent years. attacks like that in the charlie hebdo magazine in paris. accord nateed isis attacks in 2015. nice last summer. if this has an impact, i think it w...

Killed in terrorist attacks in france, in paris and nice, multiple attacks in paris. as you pointed out with congressman king, if they knew about this guy. he was trying to buy weapons from jihadi, thats got to be helpful from marie le pen who is running both as an outsider and taking a tough line on jihadism. at the same time, trump has did not embrace le pen so much, because -- they say that trump is in collusion with russia. we know that is not the case. in fact, hes taking a tough line with ...

History of getting a lot wrong here. lets start with $4 billion that president clinton gave to north korea. he got empty promise they would never develop nuclear weapons. they have got the money they developed the weapons. we had susan rice. we had john kerry. we had president obama all saying their red line in the sand in syria would prevent them from ever getting or using chemical weapons again. that proved to be false. now, what is the likelihood that the $150 billion that obama gave iran and...

As her rhetoric hardened in the first around of voting. calling for 10,000 people under active surveillance in french for suspicions of terrorist activities. they should be rounded up and shipped out of the country. extreme language here from the right wing candidate who hopes to capitalize on the security and fears of the terrorist attacks. >> nothing like security issues to incentive voters. melissa bell, thank you. chinas air force on high alert. cruise missile capable bombers preparing to ...