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>> he was thought to be 30 years old, the emerging as a leader within al qaeda as recently as february, the state department offered a one million-dollar reward for information leading to him. on wednesday a us official confirming to fox news that the son of the 9/11 mastermind is believed it to be dead. hours later 2020 candidate and veteran tulsi gabbard use the democratic debate stage to accuse the president of supporting the terrorist network. >> the problem is this current president is cont...

Item on the meetings that today shows in brussels thank you. here in germany a place of arrested 2 more people in connection with the killing of regional politicians look who was an outspoken supporter chancellor merkels migration policy opposition parties say the case shows the need for the government to take the threat of far right extremist violence more seriously. in the case of the killing of state politician fanta luka investigators say there was no sign of a right wing extremist terrorist...

Authorities are investigating whether the alleged perpetrator acted alone as part of a group or is just one part of a much broader right wing terrorist network that it. takes them is the suspect has a far right extremist career behind him if you will which started in the late 1980 s. but since then hes been part of the far right scene and has been convicted of far right cry us a gun and when hes long been on the radar of the domestic intelligence service. it is for some should. but in 2009 the s...

Extreme right paramilitary groups overseas. this is now a transnational terrorist network that needs to be addressed here in this country. we dont call it terrorism here. we dont have a domestic terrorism statute. now that the links are established overseas, i think we have every right to call this terrorism. i agree with phil, you know, the government shouldnt be involved in helping deradicalize, quote/unquote, anybody, but they should be funding organizations that are doing that work and theyr...

Trump may have to change this message. >> we are knocking the hell out of isis. we will be coming out of syria like very soon. let the other people take care of it now. >> reporter: one success the dismantlement of isis leader. >> down through a network where we have killed 60,000 to 70,000 of his followers, his army. >> reporter: but winning is something else. >> there is no question that the international coalition to defeat isis has been effective in terms of reducing their sizable foot print...

Out of the region to ask where the thank you is? >> first of all, i think part of that tweet was to cover, sort of cover up an earlier tweet where he was saying, you know, we are definitely going to attack. thats not something you do from an operational security standpoint. so, i think the first part of that tweet is trying to cover the previous tweet. the second part of the tweet, theres no question, i think we have done well in terms of eliminating isis. isis no longer holds much of the territ...

Is an fbi agent. the thing that fbi director, it was commenting on, it is interesting. he is sure that they did not, were not involved in a network, but the network lives inside the brains of these terrorists. and, you know, it has been 17 years since 9/11. i think theyve figured out how to not get on the radar a very large percentage of the time to still have contact and still be part of a terrorist network. >> laura: all right, guys. fantastic segment as always, to both of you, and directly he...

If you are looking for real information as opposed to someone to sing like a bird, torture will not get you there. >> that is absolutely correct. >> you look at a guy like john mccain who was subject to torture, you almost would think he would have revenge and he thinks it it is the wrong -- it is the wrong thing to do. >> operationally it is ineffective and counter productive, but strategically, it is a detriment to a national security. if you look at the al qaeda terrorist network, at the time...

They were made public 40"ne" failed to unveil them defense secretary james mattis speaking to reporters today at the pentagon about the fight against isis. >> i think its a brand with a diminishing appeal but the appeal is still there for people who were attracted to this sort of thing they stand for. >> the terrorist network is losing ground in syria and iraq but has gained strength in afghanistan. isis has claimed responsibility for a suicide bomb attack at a cobble cultural center yesterday...

The hill newspaper in which he compared mr. gul lon to a terrorist, said it was a terrorist network, called him a cult leader and said a lot of very, very strong things. which seemed to be setting et predicate for trying to push a government to try to extra indict him. or maybe even a lay the ground work for something extra legal. >> we should point out to the viewers that part of the reason that turkey and you are dough wan wanted this is he blames them for the failed cokoop attempt. >> these a...