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him about that, saying al-qaeda is worried now after the strike. there is a safe haven and they are worried that the safe haven can be used as a pad to get attacks on the u.s. john: if you are al-qaeda, don t go out on the balcony. see you tonight at 6:00. clearly, a big blow to al-qaeda. when one leader falls, there are others to take their place. sandra: and huge win and show of force for our intelligence community as well, john. we ll continue to follow all of that. meanwhile, a live look in lower manhattan, john, and sacred ground once known worldwide as ground 0, coming up now, hard to believe, being 21 years since the united states came under the worst attack ever on american soil. john: decades since, a new symbol of american might has risen while those responsible have been taken down. the killing of ayman al-zawahri.
face in the region. i hope it is part of a larger framework to help us counter china where we have to and collaborate where we should. bret: in the meantime, the killing of al-zawahiri and afghanistan. here s congressman mike walls on that. i think this should be celebrated. i also think it leads to a lot of questions. number one, what was the leader of al qaeda doing in kabul? why was he someone who has been in hiding for decades. why did he feel so comfortable to really be out in the open? bret: politico rated this way, while a biden s victory lap will be short.
the washington post, she wrote, we cannot stand by as the chinese communist party proceeds to threaten taiwan and democracy itself. indeed we take this trip at a time when the world faces a choice between autocracy and democracy. general mark milley, chairman of the joint chiefs has not spoken and does not plan to speak to his chinese counterpart about pelosi s unannounced visit. bret: jennifer griffin live from the pentagon, thank you. the killing of al-zawahri is raising new concerns about the taliban s relationship with al qaeda in afghanistan. president biden had previously said that he was gone but new details about al-zawahri s killing reveals that he was being sheltered in an upscale neighborhood in the capital city. joining us live with the latest, good evening. good evening. president biden remains in quarantine with rebound company bid
lot of folks. peter doocy asked about it at the briefing. john: and that was put up by a guy who is apparently a commentator for global times, a chinese state media affiliated operation. but it s not like the chinese foreign ministry. bret: no, you are not putting out a communique from that. it is something and as china continues to fly these jets over taiwan, or near the strait, they are increasingly threatening, and what would happen, what would happen if they invaded. i think that s a big question for this country and the administration. john: and we all remember what happened back in 2001 when two chinese jets buzzed another plane and caused it to land. what do you think of al-zawahri. bret: more info how they were tracking him a long time, found out he was in afghanistan much