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Was okay for him to have a cigarette. to make matters worse, when confronted, law enforcement sources say the diplomat made an offhand joke that included a reference to a shoe bomb. not funny. fighter jets were scrambled. denver and other airports were put on alert. in a moment we'll show you how all this played out and how you will probably end up paying for it. mohammed al madadi has diplomatic immunity. it was all a misunderstanding. now add this in. he was flying west to visit a man in prison for conspiring to support terrorism. he was convicted of being an al qaeda sleeper cell and doing ...

Advocated for terrorist detainees. who are these government officials? eric holder will only name two. why the secrecy behind the other seven? whose values do they share? tell eric holder, americans have a right to know the identity of the al qaeda seven. >> scary, right? lawyers who represent guantanamo prisoners are essentially terrorists themselves. they are terrorist sympathizers at least. thanks to intrepid reporting by the fox news channel naturally, we now know the identities of the al qaeda seven. they're all lawyers who now work for the government. but at some point in the past they p...

For people in prison. these seven lawyers, including the two we already knew about, they're like a sleeper cell inside the justice department. i mean, they've defended people suspected of terrorism. so they're sort of suspected of terrorism too, right? they defended people accused of terrorism, so that means they sort of were defending terrorism, sort of. and it turns out that this is way bigger than just nine justice department attorneys who liz cheney has ferreted out as al qaeda simps. 34 of the 50 largest law firms in america have done work on behalf of guantanamo prisoners. 34 of the 50 -...

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Your a traitor a sleeper cell for an enemy what do you say to that? honestly. that's not the beginning of a conversation. that is being -- that's a call for violence. >> look, tucker, i practice criminal defense every day. people accuse their client under everything under the sun in the indictment. you argue back your point. >> tucker: you said that -- >> he's not getting his messaging out. when you leave this vacuum, that's when -- >> tucker: are you being serious? again, i -- whatever. i don't care about the -- everybody says oh, the republicans him a traitor?