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Command. and within that support element, you could have logistics, you could have attack aviation, you could have training and equip missions so we could put some the additional firepower into those forces on the ground that are willing to fight. we can conduct medical, we can conduct a whole bunch of operations that would allow for a really proximate and persistent presence that would allow operations to be conducted. we could use that as a staging base for joint special operations, into specific targets. so you could build that, help train and equip, and take it it to the next level. it's n...

You hear the attackers shouting allah akbar. back to the question,&h walid, france says it's an act of war. how do they respond? >> let me say something about this scene. this is more like beirut or aleppo or places in the middle east. this is now a french scene. this is psychologically shocking for the french who are going to see this coming in the french debate. but how the french are going to respond is going to be at two levels. you have the government and then you have the public. the government we can't project that they will have to do something inside france. they know that there are w...

>> i do. based on my experience in northern iraq, there are caches everywhere and that is even after multiple years of trying to destroy these weapons caches. that's how saddam conducted international relationships. he just bought weapons and then buried them underground so they are everywhere. if isis does have a former iraqi badgist general in their ranks they know where these caches are. they were there trying to destroy these rounds. yeah, i think it would be extremely difficult to manufacture these rounds. i'm not sure isis has that capability and even if they were able to manufacture the...

Weapons. as you know libya when gadhafi fell all those weapons caches or looted surface-to-air missiles heavy weapons. you have a lot of tunisians who have gone across the border for combat training. doesn't really come as a surprise that tunis got hit. i would like to go back to peter's point. this was a very secular country. i used to live there. it was amazing. it was almost french at that point. and the fact that they have switched over to this jihadi mentality is not a good sign. >> i was there right after the glow the height the optimism of the arab spring. it started in tunisia. things ...

>> it means they were well armed. one of the things we've seen over the last few months is the french investigators, intelligence officers rounding up gangs of people they think were planning these kinds of attacks. and in that process, they have come across weapons caches and they've foiled attacks, they believe, up until now, anyway. they've foiled a number of other attacks that were in planning stages. as many as a half dozen over the last two or three months. but the question now is you know, what went wrong here? why didn't they detect this? why weren't they able to spot this in advance? ...