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Also, a new threat from al qaeda s explosives mastermind. the bomb maker whose previous devices have been smuggled on to commercial planes is now vowing the terror group will never stop trying to attack the united states. there are also new developments in the ambush of the philadelphia police officer allegedly by a man who says he pledged allegiance to isis. tonight investigatiors are looking into a tip he had ties to the radical group and the fbi says he traveled to the middle east. we re covering that and much more this hour with our guests, peter king. our correspondents and expert analysts are all standing by. let s begin with the dramatic new video of the raid that captured the notorious drug lord el chapo. martin savidge is working the story. you re outside the mexican prison where el chapo is being held. what s the latest? ....
In this case the initial assessment is that there were a small handful of casualties. not clear isis or civilians, but it was not as bad as they thought, they believe. but this time they were definitely willing to take the risk to get to the heart of what they believe is part of isis cash flow, wolf. sounds like a more aggressive, assertive u.s. air strike strategy. barbara, thanks very much. we re back with republican congressman will hurd of texas. he s a member of the house homeland security committee. he s a former clandestine cia officer. this kind of operation going after the money, the cash that isis has. we know they re the richest terrorist group in the world. is it going to make a difference? it s going to have an impact not only in, you know, their ability to purchase weapons, vehicles, things that they need to prosecute terror in the region, but it also has a demoralizing effect on the troops. everybody in isis knows, you know, what had happened, they know they may n ....
That very few other members in al qaeda possession, we have to be very close attention to what he says because he may very well be able to carry out what he threatens. today he directed anger at saudi arabia after the kingdom executed several al qaeda militants as part of a mass execution this month. a series setting many of them personally and vowed revenge. the reference to the executions that ignited large protests across the middle east a clear indication he is still alive and still a threat. as is isis in iraq two weeks after losing the western city of ramadi, it launched two bold attacks today, simultaneous coordinated assaults on a cafe and a shopping mall killing more than 3 dozen people. any time they attack the capital, isis attacks the capital of baghdad or anything on the sierran side is a big win for them because it shows the ....
Families. and that this may signal a change in how what the u.s. military is targeting them. so this is a good thing for the war. even if there are innocent civilians, collateral damage as it s called that are killed in the process, are you okay with that? look, this is one of the difficulties of being at war. and this is one of the issues that it s isis putting these individuals in harm s way. it s because of their activity that these innocent folks could possibly be injured. and these are the risks that our military planners have to weigh. it s a difficult risk, but in this case it seems it paid off. king abdullah of jordan, one of america s best friends in the middle east, jordan has been a source of great support for the united states taking in recently maybe a million syrian refugees. king abdullah is here in washington this week. he s meeting with the secretary of state, the defense secretary, the vice president. but the president of the united states is not meeting with hi ....
Bomb maker in the world extremely lethal and even though we re focused on isis, the intelligence community is constantly monitoring what he might be doing and finding ways to counter any type of device he may come up with. congressman, let s talk about what is being called an c extremely unusual u.s. air strike. what bombs destroyed a building and contained cash isis is using to pay troops and willing to consider up to 50 civilian casualties to the air strike due to the importance of the target destroying this cash that isis uses. does this signal an increased willingness by the u.s. to potentially kill innocent civilians if necessary to fight isis in this war? well, wolf, obviously, i can t comment on the details other than to say i have advocated for a long time that the united states cannot have this strict policy against ....