ages as sam just said. talk to me how law enforcement is trying to, you know, try gingerly and carefully knowing people are injured, unclear whether first responders to carry out medical care are able to get inside at the same time. it is a threatening situation. how do officers approach it. they re looking for more suspects, and at the same time trying to tend to those most vulnerable. and it is sequential and difficult. you re trying to help people out in need of aid, medical aid and assistance while you try to move to the threat. i have to say this. it is difficult. as former fbi s.w.a.t. team leader, when you arrive on scene, it is chaotic. you try to make assessments in real time. is this a domestic dispute, a hate crime, active shooter, or someone taking whose hostages at to negotiate. that s where law enforcement paradigm has changed.
treated, ambassador. he came on the f-43 visa. it makes him a lawful, permanent resident. how are they going to deal with this terrorist? well, i think it would be a mistake in the first instance to put him immediately into the american criminal justice system. we don t know whether this person came here with the intent to commit terrorist acts later. this goes to another fundamental problem the trump administration inherited. under barack obama he had largely moved away from the war paradigm of dealing with terrorism toward the law enforcement paradigm. i think this is an opportunity, among others, to go back to what we really face here, a civilizational threat against us from people like this accused. sandra: the president speaking strongly on this. he has issued this statement regarding the terrorist attack in new york city yesterday morning. saying in it quote america
washington to give him a full due process criminal jury trial in the united states. i would take him to guantanamo bay, lock him up, throw away the key and interrogate him for the next several years until we get every single bit of intelligence we can. sandra: a lot of people are confused by that. let me share the statements coming out on this. president trump our memory is deep and reach is long and won t rest in our efforts to find and bring back the perpetrators of these heinous attacks in benghazi and bring them to justice and attorney general jeff sessions saying the u.s. will continue to investigate and identify all those involved in the attack and we ll hold them accountable for their crimes. so why is he not going to gitmo? i hate to say this but it is a continuation of the obama administration policy of treating these terrorist attacks under the law enforcement paradigm. it s like knocking over the local drugstore.
i don t know whether they will voluntarily or not but we have to understand in this international involvement we are faced with the war against us, we are not in law enforcement paradigm but the law war paradigm and we need to defend ourselves. that is what people will insist upon and there s good reason for it. bill: another story, iran and tested a new range missile yesterday and it was clear violation of all these u.n. resolutions. also clear violation of the nuclear deal we cut with them. there was a time in this country where it you did that there was a price to pay. will there be? of course not. the ayatollahs in tehran sustained for the united states now, i predicted they would be on their best behavior until sanctions, economic sanctions were unfrozen, they were not waiting that long with this testing and let s be clear, the testing is a delivery vehicle for the nuclear weapons they
handle it is through the law enforcement paradigm and no victory to be achieved. i think that explains how the administration handled terror since it took office and how they handled benghazi. the reason why rogers is speaking this way. he thinks that al-qaeda learns from our own response and he cited in the article magazine. in the cole attack nothing was done. and that empowered al-qaeda to carry out 9/11 in new york. what do you think of that? it was not only the cole. but the attacks on the embassies in kenya. and the truck bomb on the world war ii in the early 1990s and