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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20151120:05:24:00 - Vimarsana News

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There were no people who came out of the blue literally. all of these people were known to some extent, to varying extents, if not by the french directly by the security services of other countries in europe. and we did not do what was necessary to keep track of them. >> consistently france has known who the actors are and said oh, yes, we were watching that guy. and they still managed to carry out attacks. >> absolutely. this is where you get into the complete disconnect between the scale of the threat and the level of the resources. >> what does this say about the foreign fighter problem? al...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20151120:09:26:00 - Vimarsana News

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Hide in the eyes of the sun. the place where you are the least likely to be looked for is actually very close to your target. that is not an exoneration of the failure. but -- >> i keep imagining osama bin laden after 9/11 hiding in brooklyn. it's just -- it seems like a total breakdown. >> today france put forward a resolution that may be voted on at the u.n. security council tomorrow. it calls on every country in the world to take action to eliminate isis's safe haven in iraq and syria. tomorrow e.u. ministers will meet in an emergency session to address sharing intelligence to try to stop i...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20151120:05:27:00 - Vimarsana News

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It calls on every country in the world to take action to eliminate isis's safe haven in iraq and syria. tomorrow e.u. ministers will meet in an emergency session to address sharing intelligence to try to stop isis attacks in europe. today police raids continued across europe and specifically in france. officials say there have now been more than 600 counterterrorism and police raids in france in the past week. so the response is now turned up to 11. but it was kind of turned up to 10 before this. the "charlie hebdo" attacks were earlier this year. how did the most notorious terrorism suspect i...

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The investigation, but do you take any gratification in the fact that you saved hostages at the bataclan, that your teammates took down abaaoud. >> for now, i think we will feel exactly what we did in a few days. we are still on the move, we are focus on what we have to do now. so it's difficult for us to realize what we did. >> and according to the prosecutor, there are still people out there. so for you, what does that mean? >> we have to stay 24/7 ready to go. >> that commando captain, his unit was, in fact, called on again to take part in raid in saint-denis two nights ago that we now know...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20151120:02:32:00 - Vimarsana News

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He's a counterterrorism adviser to the french government. he was speaking with nbc's richard engel, who joins us live now from the streets of paris. richard, my friend, thank you very much for being with us. >> good to be with you once again. >> so that was a remarkable back and forth with the counterterrorism adviser to the french government. did you ever get an answer today from him or from anybody in terms of how french authorities think the organizer of the attacks was able to get into france, get into paris right under their noses? >> they weren't that surprised, frankly. he wasn't that s...