some of the migrants charged with beating two of new york s cops may have skipped town. likely skipped town hopping on a bus to california. good morning, everybody. bill hemmer tracking the story on a friday. dana: good morning. i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. bill: i like your red. dana: everyone is wearing red because of heart health month. police arrested seven migrants in the attack. most were charged and released without bail. five may have gone on a bus in california. you get healthcare and financial age for college someday. dana: how chaos at the border is making the crime crisis work. i appeared with paul mauro on fox & friends. watch this. the idea that quality of life is going down is in my eyes irrelevant refuteable to anybody who lives in reality in a blue city, certainly in new york. i live here. amazing the cops are out there doing this kind of work. dana: we begin with cb cotton in times square. hi. good morning. five of the
there any eternity, or you are fighting a civil war or some other country. that is not what was happening. there was an effort to get those troops out. it was about sequence and preventing the chaos. and this did not happen in this case. tonight, we have set a majority senate minority leader, i should say, mitch mcconnell, on the show, who has a lot to say about this particular topic. and then we have the u.n. ambassador from pakistan. and one of the reasons i really want to talk to him is to get a sense of what the next-door neighbor is going to be looking out on how they are going to deal with counterterrorism. many experts are really, really worried about al qaeda 2.0. it becomes al qaeda 3.0, and it is a real threat ahead of the 20th anniversary of 9/11. trace: i would just say in closing to you, bret, we talked about this many times, but when
itself is defeated? because national intelligence director dan coats said this week there are still thousands of isis fighters out there. no, it does not, ana. there s so many factual inaccuracies in the president s statement during that interview, it s incredible. the fact it s 99% defeated, that s not true at all. you can t even put a percentage on it. secondly, the national intelligence estimate has suggested that the isis soldiers are going from an active insurgency to a guerrilla fight. that means they re going underground. having commanded in northern iraq for a good period of time when there were different terrorist groups there, you know that they go to ground, meaning they go to the river beds, they hide out for a while, and other groups are also there. so what we will likely see is not al qaeda 2.0, which was isis. we will likely see al qaeda 3.0 when the u.s. leaves. we re on the verge of defeating p them. they weren t near defeat when
and afghan forces are losing some ground against the taliban, and now this. what do you know and what do we need to know as americans? well, first of all, usama bin laden s son, 29 years old, sees himself as sort of the next young gun on the street, he s publicly come out and taken over for his dead father and wants to rekindle the al qaeda brand, and as we know come both terrorism over the years in israel, this is a very large psychological war, run by fear, and what we are seeing here is rekindling of al qaeda 2.0, starting to resurface on a tactical level. i think that al qaeda has had a significant amount of time since
some ground against the taliban, and now this. what do you know and what do we need to know as americans? well, first of all,me osama bin laden s son, hamsa bin laden who is 29 years old and sees himself as sort of the next young gun on the street has publicly come out and taken over for his dead father and wants to rekindle the al qaeda brand. as we know with terrorism over the years in israel, this is a very large psychological war, run by fear, and what we are seeing here is rekindling of al qaeda 2.0, starting to resurface on a tactical level. i think that al qaeda has had a significant amount of time since