he gets attacked, and it s everyone else s fault. so the men and women of the fbi, postal inspectors, secret service, law enforcement generally did their job, did it well for the american people, and we ve got to keep that in mind every day we hear something to the contrary, nicolle. i m struck by a couple of things today, though, what we didn t hear from the white house, which was the letters fbi never came out of the president s mouth. he should be thankful to that organization. but, again, we have a president who is fearful of what the fbi s investigating and can t come out and congratulate the premier law enforcement agency of our nation. joining us now by phone is former cia director john brennan, who as we ve been reporting, was one of the targets of this now arrested suspected mail bomber. director brennan, your thoughts today on the news of the arrest and on mixed messages coming out of the executive branch of government? well, nicolle, i think like all other americans, i a
so this is for you. sheriff, he s sitting there next to dana lash. at first you thought he was backing her up. no, you don t need these. most law enforcement officials, back to my own brother, they don t think these womens are needed. the tone is that it is everyone else s fault. the fault of law enforcement, medical facilities that are, families that are supposed to declare people mentally ill. why is this kind of weapon available? there was an attack in colorado where they do have these new gun control acts. the student had a machete and a shotgun. he killed one student and he was apprehended. it is about time when you have an ar 15, undo so much more damage quickly.
candidacy in 2016. yeah, so there you can see the president, you know, the president also as he was standing aside mitch mcconnell today, he was very effusive, very phraraise worthy. outstanding relationship. always been an outstanding relationship, he said. listen to who he blamed for the failure to get significant legislation, health care, through earlier this year. this was at the cabinet meeting he had inside the white house. despite what the press writes, i have great relationships with actually many senators, but in particular with most republican senators. but we re not getting the job done. and i m not going to blame myself, i ll be honest. they are not getting the job done. he said they are not getting the job done. can we just has he ever blamed himself for anything? has he ever accepted responsibility for failure? certainly not in this presidency. not during the campaign. as it s everyone else s fault. not in his business world
corps. you had to go to fbi fulfill. how can you not go through, what news is it that tiller sson and his name was mentioned in it, how can that be news. this is more like the nsa listening talk about trump and his people, nunes is saying i didn t see any intelligence value in this, we would be paying attention. the way he did it. you ve got to explain that. by the way, if he s totally innocent, why doesn t he act it and why is he sneaking around and coming back and act like he hasn t been the night before. it looks like an escapade. you know your stuff. shifting the blame, the buck stops here on his desk for donald trump to get trump care as everyone else s fault. does the white house want to move on or point the nger. he s got summary of people he s mad at
american people think that there s no one watching the store. and there isn t. this is the same president who s sitting around saying that somehow it s everyone else s fault. he s the guy who draw the red line in syria and didn t enforce it, didn t set up a no-fly zone or these refugees wouldn t have to be leaving their own country. isis, of course, is getting the most attention in the fight against terror right now. but the militant group is not considered the deadliest terror organization. according to the institute for economics and peace, that distinction goes to nigeria-based boko haram. last year the group killed more than 6600 people, and injured more than 1700 others. isis, in comparison, killed around 6,000 people, although it injured far more. and the death toll ticked higher in nigeria yesterday. authorities say two women killed, at least a dozen people and injured more when they detonated suicide vests at a cell phone market in that country s north. officials have indicat