off and say we no longer want transgender people in our services, it s bad for unit cohesion. that s not a sufficient bases for that kind of discrimination and both judges say it s unconstitutional. this is not the first time that trump s tweets or television interviews or what he said in a rally have been used against him in a court. its religious liberty order its sanctuary city ban. how much are donald trump s own words a factor in these decisions and if he d just stop tweeting or giving interviews, would that make it more likely his policies would be upheld in the court sns. it s most notably in the travel ban context. he said in the campaign and in tweets and speeches he wanted a muslim ban. that sort of was a light motif throughout all the court rulings later. even when the administration s said that doesn t really count.
so it appears most people were as appalled as you were by the sight of those tiki torches, harkening back to kkk demonstrations and that was on the beautiful campus of the university of virginia. right. well, they want to recreate nurn berg rallies, the neo-nazis do, with the torches, the marching in, shaping the swastika. you know, this is pretty cheesy with their tiki torches, but these guys are so full of hate and they give the salutes. we worked them hard and heavy and still do, law enforcement still does because of the guns and explosives and violence that is a light motif throughout these groups. so we always had a way to get in. we infiltrated them. we used to put atf agents would join the klan, we would infiltrate them, find out where their machine guns were, what kind of sploexplosives they had then we would arrest them. state police did that, fbi did that, we all tried to tamp these
in the same feelings of revenge. maybe that person was wronged or feels wronged as well. there is a light motif of revenge running through this. now exactly how that s going to play out, i think the on-scene commanders, everybody at the joint operation center, fbi, sheriffs, chiefs, everybody s trying to see how that fits together. just like we are. and they don t have the answer to that maybe in total, they re going to have it before we do. but they ve got to look at these two deceased actors, chris, and say, why would they do this? and how much planning was in this, and why are they targeting these, this specific christmas party at this specific place? and it may be that that was the only place they could access people they wanted to seek revenge on. so, it s not a certainty, it s just it doesn t give us the exact motive, but we have to look at the behavior and the facts we know. jim, thank you very much. we will have much more coverage of the events still unfolding in san bernar
it s been used in previous isis videos. and so it is not new, the threat is not new, but the video message is new, which is threaten france yet again in the same video saying this is not over. and it s not over, i guess, on a much wider scale. it s not over for france or other countries we view as enemy nations. all of us here in new york wake up knowing this is a target. the nypd obviously knows it s a target city. how does this video change nypd and security in general posture in new york city? well, you can see from the new terrorist team, the 500-man terrorist team they employed they re on top of their game. but the new yorkers aren t in any more danger before the video than they are today. i agree with leif on that. there is a light motif that terrorists want to hit manhattan, but it hasn t gotten more dangerous. what s the most dangerous thing at the moment, i think, is the
the nypd obviously knows it s a target city. how does this video change nypd and security in general posture in new york city? well, you can see from the new terrorist team, the 500-man terrorist team they employed they re on top of their game. but the new yorkers aren t in any more danger before the video than they are today. i agree with leif on that. there is a light motif that terrorists want to hit manhattan, but it hasn t gotten more dangerous. what s the most dangerous thing at the moment, i think, is the tempo of the isis attacks externally, the attack in turkey, the attack in beirut, the russian airliner, the multiple attacks in paris from all suicide bombers and their use of operational security. the tempo of these events, success upon success upon success. they want to strike more and more and more. u.s. is a target, new york is a target. but they re just trying to