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Recruiting tool to our terrorist adversaries but did not make us safer. i know today is the sixth year anniversary of the bin laden operation in abbottabad, something the intelligence professionals of our country pulled off. they should get thanks from our commander in chief and not other recruiting tools to terrorists. >> michael, what's your take on all this? president trump also said he wouldn't be happy if kim jong-un, who he called a smart cookie, conducted any -- conducted a nuclear test. what does this all mean? >> what does that mean, not happy? >> not happy? >> when you look at the sy...

>> growing, and says nctc director, nicholas rasmussen, learning. >> that gives you pause and concern because it suggests that the organization is seeking to develop capability, capability that can be brought against u.s. interests not just in one area, syria and iraq, but around the world. >> one critical innovation, avoiding surveillance altogether. >> one adaptation is using encrypted communications, going dark. how much does that impede your ability to stop terror on the u.s. homeland? >> it's clear that our terrorist adversaries have learned what kinds of communications in the past we've ...

>> growing, and says nctc director, nicholas rasmussen, learning. >> that gives you pause and concern because it suggests that the organization is seeking to develop capability, capability that can be brought against u.s. interests not just in one area, syria and iraq, but around the world. >> one critical innovation, avoiding surveillance altogether. >> one adaptation is using encrypted communications, going dark. how much does that impede your ability to stop terror on the u.s. homeland? >> it's clear that our terrorist adversaries have learned what kinds of communications in the past we've ...

>> growing, and says nctc director, nicholas rasmussen, learning. >> that gives you pause and concern because it suggests that the organization is seeking to develop capability, capability that can be brought against u.s. interests not just in one area, syria and iraq, but around the world. >> one critical innovation, avoiding surveillance altogether. >> one adaptation is using enkruft -- encrypted communications, going dark. how much does that impede your ability to stop terror on the u.s. homeland? >> it's clear that our terrorist adversaries have learned what kinds of communications in the ...

Encrypted communications. how much does that impede your ability to foil plots? >> it's clear that our terrorist adversaries have figured out and learned what kinds of communications in the past we have been able to intercept. they understand that if they take those communications offline or find other ways to communicate, they can shield their communications from us. >> just like the attackers allegedly did in paris. another factor, aspiring terrorists hiding in training in hard targets. >> it's true we don't have as clear a picture as we would like of what they are up to inside the conflict ...