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Leave it there. thank you. while usama bin lade bin laden a threat, his death is bringing up terror concerns. should we bring back the water bucket? is pakistan a friend or enemy in the war on terror? we will debate all of that after this. hi. you know, i can save you 15% today
>> eric: he tried to save face saying we shouldn't draw any "wrong conclusions. " joining me now on how the u.s. should deal with pakistan is dr. judy jasser, former for democracy, and ahmed rehab, executive director of the chicago office of care, council on american-islamic relations. dr. jasser, tell us about that. that sounded fairly angry, insightful when the pakistani foreign miner said if you come in our air space, you may meet our helicopters. >> this is all posturing they got their hand caught and slapped. they had within their confines either they were complicit or they had absolutely...
Neither a foe nor a friend in this war on terror. it's been helpful in some ways. there is some lacking, still to be desired in terms of what happened and the relationship and going after the terrorists. we need to put pressure on them. >> eric: dr. jasser, what should our response be to the pakistan government knowing that mr. bin laden had been sitting under their nose for five years, directly next to one of their military academies? what should we be saying to them? >> we need to reassess the relationship saying we're done throwing cash at you but we have deliverables. we'll be involved in ...
>> eric: the discussion here about our relationship with pakistan. i'm back with dr. jasser, president of the american islamic forum for democracy, and ahmed rehab, director of the chicago office of care. let's turn our talk about the enhanced interrogation techniques used on khalid sheikh mohammed, that ultimately led to the capture and kill of usama bin laden. dr. jasser, why not use all forms of interrogation if it leads to the capture of some of the most dangerous people in the world? >> that is a great question. this democracy is transparency, we talk about these things. i think we need t...
Call this number or go to selectquote dot com. selectquote. we shop. you save. >> eric: for more than five years, usama bin laden was living under the nose of the pakistani government. the same government that we have given nearly $20 billion in aid to over the last ten years. meanwhile, we got this warning from prim pakistan's prime minir yousef gilani yesterday. >> any attack against pakistan dash 6 --