al-qaeda is viewed by the court to be pakistan. so on a scale of a-f where do you put our relationship with them? >> oh boy. it's a series of continuing crises. we're always in crisis mode, pakistan one month after another. our relationship is probably at a d, going towards -- going down further than that. i mean, it's very troubling. and we're in this boat together. we need to learn to cooperate against these common threats, these dark force we're dealing with. if we don't we're both going to pay a price and pakistan as you may know is one of the world's most terror-afflicted countries, 33,000 people have died over the last ten years from terrorism. they need to get their head on straight about this issue. they need to work with us and other international partners to deal with this, this problem of trim and violent extremism they have in their own country. shannon: peter brooks, thank you for stoping in today. >> thank you. shannon: senate candidate elizabeth warren doubling down on claims she is part native american, her ancestry coming under fire from genealogists, but when