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Knowledge of facebook ads. that's it. ainsley: congressman joaquin scas astro democrat from texas, many think he will be running for president. he compares the russian meddling to 9/11. he writes while the current situation is not marked by catastrophic blood shed, destruction or debt, we have entered a new generation of warfare on america's national security. september 11th, 2001, was a moment in our history when a non-state actor effectively identified one of our nation's greatest security vulnerabilities in the airline industry. brian: keep in mind, too. the president isn't like he hasn't d...

Interference in the election to 9/11. listen to this. steve: this was op-ed. ainsley: we will read it while this current is not marked by blood shed destruction or death we have entered a new generation of warfare on america's national security. september 11th, 2001 a moment in our history when a non-state actor effectively identified one of our nation's greatest security vulnerabilities in the airline industry. keep in mind, 2700 people died on 9/11. this election meddling, they are telling us, didn't interfere with the election. >> talk about just a peek of insensitivity. comparing it first ...

Everyone of them. cop killer who famously escaped from a new york prison says he has a new plan to get out, david sweat tipping off officials to security vulnerabilities he planned to use in exchange for weekly visits from his girlfriend. he was transferred to a maximum security prison, convicted murderer setting off a massive manhunt. matt was shot and killed. military leaders delivering a cautiously optimistic nation against isis. and ideology remains a threat even though the extremist stronghold has with -- has weakened. >> the battle against the barbaric enemy is not over. the military ope...

To help them find security weakness weaknesses. david, thank you so much for being on with me. there's -- i bet every other person watching has taken an uber and you're thinking wait, you're paying the criminals? how did this play out? did the hackers demand the money or did the company offer it? >> interesting enough, it's 57 million people. i'm an uber -- i use uber as well and what is interesting is this is becoming a practice where hackers will find security vulnerabilities and e-mail the company and say, hey, we have all of this information, we have 57 million records, pay us or we'll rel...

It's a good thing they're acting on it. more important, this is a sign that radical islamic terrorists like al-quaida and isis, they have not given up in their efforts to identify security vulnerabilities to stage a particular act of terror. they're looking at the transportation system and trying to find the loop holes to blow up an airliner. >> for people that depend on an airline, they travel for a long time, particularly flights from europe to asia and into the united states, what will that mean? >> well, the way i read this right now, airports that did not have enhanced security flights fr...