model are less complicated attacks, frankly attacks that would probably be less severe, attacks that are less skilled and therefore with a lower probability of success, but now here's the very bad part. probably a lot more numerous. >> let's turn now to msnbc terror analyst evan kohlmann. good to see you, evan. >> thanks for having me. >> as the general indicated, both of the terrorists seemed to be less than prepared. didn't know what to do when the plan a didn't work in their dreams. are we victims of our own success here? we've shut down the pros and we're dealing with the amateurs. and what does that mean? >> look at the years following 9/11. al qaeda fired a bunch of cells at us, people trying to go after our sub systems, we had najibullah zazi here, any time you have something come pleex with people with a lot of training and communications, eventually that gets stopped. so al qaeda has made a conscious