president were raising with him, were unprecedented in his life and probably unprecedented in the life of any law enforcement official at that point. he took note of it. i don t know hough anyone is going to use it against him but i m sure we ll see congressional republicans try. the other thing that popped is rudy giuliani, the president engaging him officially as an attorney representing him, as you described, to close the mueller investigation in the next two weeks, which is going to be a fascinating legal miracle to see take place. but when james comey said that rudy giuliani speaking publically during the campaign the way he did, the way you showed him speaking on fox news, that those kinds of comments provoked investigative curiosity by james comey and the fbi when they were being said in the campaign. yeah he said he when he said he started an investigation he ordered the initiation of an investigation into leaks around that around that
about the president as a person and he was having remarkable interactions with the person in the president s role, and the things he was having to discuss with the president and the president were raising with him, the president s role, and the things he was having to discuss with the president and the president were raising with him, were unprecedented in his life and probably unprecedented in the life of any law enforcement official at that point. he took note of it. i don t know hough anyone is going to use it against him but i m sure we ll see congressional republicans try. the other thing that popped is rudy giuliani, the president engaging him officially as an attorney representing him, as you described, to close the mueller investigation in the next two weeks, which is going to be a fascinating legal miracle to see take place.
that might tip them off to future attacks overseas or at home. allowing them in the future also to be able to look for certain motives or certain key indicators that may be able to prevent this or be able to be spotted online before it happens. reporter: twitter and facebook promised to remove any support for terrorism, but often it s too late. by the time facebook noticed malik s support for isis the attacks were under way. tom costello, nbc news, washington. and with me in the studio is senior editor of senior and digital media content. if the attacks turn out to be isis inspired does that only add more fuel to the terror propaganda? absolutely. that would be beyond their wildest dreams. they have two people who build bombs silently with great operational security, know hough to burn and destroy cell phones, during the attack. if isis didn t direct this, which there s absolutely no evidence they didn t, in fact we
inspector was able to sneak a fake bomb through two security checkpoints despite being patted down. so, two checkpoints, this guy gets patted down, bomb in his underwear, makes it on to an airplane. what is happening at the tsa? i don t know hough it was done and what it really looked like, but the reality, we spoke before this at length many times. the unprofessional people they have, after 9/11, they pushed them in there. a lot of these are ex-security guards, and they become tsa, what they should have done is weed out and get more professionals, for courtesy, more people go by there and you can do things a certain way, pat people done certain ways. other side is the technology. we are in 2013. there are technologies out there that can distinguish between explosives or not. i don t understand why we re not using all this money we re spending to get the technology. these other machines were put
after that video was found, the school delivered a note to his home saying he needed to get a mental evaluation if he wanted to come back to school, but he never did. one teacher saying this student had extreme views, he seems to have difficulty understanding how his actions impact others, yet he s attuned to his ideology that is not always homogeneous. the school struggled with how to balance disruptive students rights to due process with other rights of students in class. now hough her is due in the court on may 25th for a mental competency hearing. his own lawyers have described him as a gravely ill young man, his own lawyers. rick, back to you. rick: anita vogel live in los angeles, thanks. jenna: new information about the attacks that really changed