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Worried that that one little piece of braggadocio is the one piece that gets somebody in trouble down the road. >> he also talked about the fact that they knew that al bagdadi kept changing his travel plants, which would also suggest some insider information. >> well, that may not be inside information, once they knew where he was, they can observe travel patterns. thats just good operational security. that to me says exactly why he survived as long as he has. remember, we thought we had got him...

High rent, high occupancy costs and focus on whats happening with brexit and with the geopolitical travel patterns have changed the way people have been traveling, right? that took a huge effect and they have $1.7 billion in debt. they couldnt get another lend story help bail them out to be able to keep the operations going. thats such a high clip for them to continue going that, again, the ceo came out today, didnt want to close it, to file bankruptcy and go into that process but had no choice ...

Nationalism, white extremists and neo-nazis, thats the same kind of global phenomenon. >> yes, absolutely. they communicate not only on social media but they coordinate with each other. there are travel patterns, for example of people going and visiting groups here in the united states. these are operating in plain sight are taking advantage of political -- theyre taking advantage of demagogues and politicians and fanning the flames of hate. >> clearly people who are not supporter of president t...

Supremacist. we need to acknowledge its existence, not like the president, you know, just said today. >> youre saying this is a global network of right-wing extremists or white nationalists communicating, what, via online? obviously we think about something like isis as a global ideology that, you know, we have seep pop up in many places. youre saying essentially white nationalism, white extremists, neo-nazis, that is the same kind of global phenomenon? >> yeah, absolutely. they communicate not ...

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...

Ports of entry including airports. >> well, and thats what i was saying. it is from all ports of entry but on the southern border, last year, alone, 3,000 special interest aliens were apprehended trying to come into our country. those are individuals whose travel patterns or backgrounds represent the need for additional screening and represent a potential security threat to the united states of america. there are two different categories and they often get conflated. >> well, that last sentence ...

Now, its not our job to advocate for or against a given policy, its our job to call out the dishonest pursuit of it. so as we wait for the president to speak about what he calls the crisis on the border, were starting with the crisis of credibility hes created for himself. if what his vice president said today is any indication, the dishonesty will continue. so consider this a kind of prebuttal or at least a viewers guide for what may be coming tonight because the white house has continued to fu...

August of 2018, they encountered 16,831 people convicted of crimes, okay? but i want you to listen to me clearly here. according to "the washington post," 63% of them showed up at ports of entry, including airports, okay? the majority of them showed up at ports of entry including airports. and a wall wouldnt do much about that unless you were planning on building walls around all of our airports. then there is this from the homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen. >> cbp has stopped over 3,...

They either have travel patterns that are identified as terrorist travel patterns, or they have known or suspected ties to terrorism. >> that sounds pretty scary, huh? but wait. former homeland security secretary john kelly, who is also the former chief of staff, white house chief of staff, defined special interest as, quote, being from parts of the world where terrorism is prevalent or nations that are hostile to the united states. a homeland security official in the obama administration told c...

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 ...