was done in mumbai. and yet, bob, it is not a high impact attack like was on the towers. it was a terror, sophisticated attack, but as you said it can have a large impact. absolutely, we have to look at the totality, nigerian, mali, you have al-qaeda there, you have niger, libya, still a mess. and on top of it you have syria. so i agree that there is a resurgence that we re seeing. the question is where will they attack next? and you have been on our program a number of times, you actually became an islamic extremist while you were in prison in egypt. you have now completely changed your mind, and actually sort of preach to others and try to convince others to leave
finance. you get a sense that the global terror networks and something we have been hearing from the kenyan foreign minster and they believe the attack is not just al shabaab. this is part of al qaeda and a broader terror network. they realized what they lost when they lost that. when they lost that territorial footprint in somalia and this is part of their fight back. they are trying to show not only that al shabaab is still in the game and it s still capable of putting on this complexity and al qaeda is still in the game here. all right. appreciate the reporting. the terrorist clearly timed their attack on the shopping mall for maximum impact. they struck around noon on saturday when the mall was certain to be packed. an ordinary weekend shattered by bullets. nick handler, an american who works in kenya wassa the a cafe in the mall with his toddler
attack. tyler hicks, the season war reporter and photographer happened to be nearby when the terror attack began. he ran into the mall and did what he was trained to do and got the dramatic and first imans during the attack: i will talk to him about what he saw. graphic video of a family of a florida man whose death is ruled an accident showing the moment of a police car running over him. they call it an execution. the medical examiner called it something else entirely. [ male announcer ] introducing new fast acting advil. with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core™ technology, it stops pain before it gets worse. nothing works faster. new fast acting advil. look for it in the white box.
demonstrated and are capable, despite having been expelled from somalia, they are capable to launch attacks like was done in mumbai. and yet, bob, it is not a high impact attack like was on the towers. it was a terror, sophisticated attack, but as you said it can have a large impact. absolutely, we have to look at the totality, nigerian, mali, you have al-qaeda there, you have niger, libya, still a mess. and on top of it you have syria. so i agree that there is a resurgence that we re seeing. the question is where will they attack next? and you have been on our program a number of times, you have a new book about the transformation you actually became an islamic extremist while you were in prison in
they occupied territory, an area larnler than the size of france. they roired an intervention in kenya. they are capable to mount attacks along the classic al qaeda lines. and yet it s not a high impact attack like obviously a 9/11 attack on the terrorists. it s not technically sophisticate and can have a large impact. the same thing in nigeria. you have niger and libya is a mess and on top of that you have syria. i agree that there is a resurgence we are seeing. that s what s happening now.