every time that happened on the west coast or anywhere else, it was criminal activity. they were not called acts of terror. this was and you won t even investigate it. i believe people see the billions in damage, people killed, they consider that at least as dangerous as the one event on january 6th. the one event. if this had happened the other way around. if this were antifa at the u.s. capitol, you would have wanted to start a civil insurrection against them rooting them out. it would be all you guys would be talking about and everything would you demand with biden and you won t even investigate this. you keep projecting all these things as if you can read my mind. did you say you don t want a january 6 commission. i ve been consistent on this. we should investigate and we
approximately 20% of the world s heroin. he was also working hand in glove with the taliban. bagcho was funding and enabling acts of terror. so between the evidence we gained raiding the hawala, the information we got from the sources we ran into and the raid on his compound, i felt confident we had enough to prosecute haji bagcho in the united states. at that point bagcho fell off our radar. he had been on the run for over a year. he was working out of partly cloudy. pakistan and he was in an area that the government doesn t control. we were getting intel he was moving around quite quickly. he knew we were after him at that point. he was still running this multibillion-dollar drug trafficking organization from pakistan. so up through 2008 we focused on the top production laboratories in the nangahar province working for haji bagcho.
duty. trucking industry has long sought a change in drive regulations but regulators warn that could lead to more crashes. they will be in place in about a month. next, there s no shortage of stories about dangerous men. we report them here. they commit crimes or acts of terror, but lost in the headlines are some of the good guys. just this week we saw courageous men spring into action to help bring a bloody stabbing rampage to an end. miranda divine writes we are quick to point the the dark side of masculinity but we overlook the bravery of men who combat it. it is what inspires men to run toward danger to protect the weak. miranda joins me now. miranda, i read your column with great interest. tell me, seemed to me it was something that had been building in you for awhile that you wanted to write about. hi, dana. look, i think we are so quick to
unity, coming together and overcome hate. the president did explicitly in the moment you talked about condemn, as he described it, racism, bigotry and white supremacy pretty clearly in those remarks. he called for five or six concrete steps that he thought that the government and leaders working together could do. for example, end the glorification of violence through video games, others more concrete, like, for example, get the doj to push for policies that would mandate the death penalty for people who commit acts of terror and mass murder. critics of president already, andrea, are pointing out the apparent contradiction in what he had to say. this was a president who, a matter of weeks ago, was tweeting racist tropes at members of congress, women of color who serve on capitol hill. there is, in the ears of some, a disconnect between what the president is saying today and what the president has said over the last not just month but even well before that, andrea.
the killer said he didn t like what he called the invasion of immigrants across the country s southern border. it is vital to understand these crimes and their common nature, they re acts of terror, political terror. the killers are in each case striking out in hatred at this country and the direction they seed see it headed. they didn t want the kennedys in the white house, they didn t want dr. king becoming the country s moral leader. yes, these are crimes against the country. trump s unlikely to take back what he said in the recent past about invasions and rapists and the need for people to go back to the homes of their ancestors or begin. what he could plausibly do it now is to stop such language in its tracks. he can cease and desist these words of his that the el paso killer chose to echo in his killing spree. these are political crimes committed from a political motive carried out to reach a political goal. i truly hope that this president, who so many have given up on, can see