there s no evidence of collusion. he didn t dismiss the concept all together. how significant is that? i think right now we should believe what the evidence is suggesting. if you just take a step back and look at the motivation for the taliban. they need to assert chrome over t control over the country. they re not even unified at this stain. at this stage. so more evidence will come out. it suggests that this was a terror attack. we may be leaving afghanistan, we aren t quitting afghanistan. the terror struggle and the counterterrorism effort continues. and what that looks like is to be determined. juliette, seth, thank you both. thanks.
continue the u.s. counterterrorism effort. stephanie, thank you. and to the other news this friday evening. authorities a short time ago on the horrific scene in albuquerque. a deadly shooting at a middle school on just the third day of school. here s zohreen shah tonight. reporter: tonight, tragedy as gunshots ring out at an albuquerque middle school killing one student. there s an active shooter, washington middle school. reporter: just before :3p.bu responding to shots fired as students were on their lunch break outside the school building. that s when the suspect pulled out a gun and began firing several shots. we have one juvenile, two gunshot wounds. the student who has been shot has unfortunately passed away. reporter: this was just the third day of school for students of washington middle school. as shots rang out, students running for their lives, sheltering in place for hours. police quickly arriving on the
they can t redistrict their way into fixing a u.s. senate election. they can t really throw up as many blocks in a state election. it is imperative, like secretary kath row said, to pass vote rights legislation, to make sure that people who would be swayed by that, can have easy access to the ballot, to the polls come the midterms. i want to highlight a column from nicole wallace. she writes, the attack on democracy, spearheaded by the ex-president and enable today be gop, represents the greatest threat since 9/11. in many ways it s more difficult to defend against. after 9/11, no one called the hijackers normal tourists. no dun denied the horror. the fight against domestic extremism in offer military, law enforcement and communities, may be the most fraught counterterrorism effort in
that can have easy access to the ballot, to the polls come the midterms. secretary castro, i want to highlight a column from nicolle wallace who in her own words serves the gop for two decades. she writes, the attack on our democracy spearheaded by the ex-president and enabled by the gop represents the greatest threat since 9/11. in many ways, it is more difficult to defend against. after 9/11, no one called the hijackers normal tourists. no one denied the horror. the fight against domestic violent extremism in our military, law enforcement, and communities may be the most fraught counterterrorism effort in modern history. untangling it from right-wing disinformation and propaganda will require constant vigilance. that same right-wing disinformation fueling the attack on voting rights, i mean is there a way for democrats to effectively work against these forces to protect voting rights? well, what it s going to take is counteracting that
big lie in other words, donald trump was denied a second term, and they believe and they are going to fight for it. these prosecutions are such a key part of our counterterrorism effort right now. no question. and it s notable, right, they still view it as a victory. it s the way terrorists think. the fear is the objective. i wonder, you have more than 500 charges now issued to people who took part in that. you have something like this exposed after the fact. how much of a vision has it given law enforcement into these groups to allow them to assess both the scope, but also to, you know, get a handle, right, on some of these groups? yeah, i would put the january 6 defendants into three camps that the fbi is looking at. we re sort of at the best camp right now. the first is what i call the noisy trespassers. i m not forgiving them. they should suffer a penalty. these are people who got swept up, wanted to see trump and ended up in the capitol. the second is the violent trespassers