we ll open the gates to just don t panic. well when the time comes the gates can be opened. so it s a threat he has made before to silence criticism of turkey s offense of. the words of a nato member there we ll talk about that i m joined now by our correspondent in brussels teri schultz terry is covering the nato summit force good evening to you terry so what was it like today when all of the nato defense ministers when they came together was was turkey the black sheep in the room and what about the u.s. was there criticism of what the u.s. did withdrawing its troops from northern syria. well brant i m told that everyone around the room all the allies did criticize turkey did say that they weren t happy with the turkish with the turkish actions but that s something they said before they were basically repeating criticism that they ve all said as individual governments or across town in their european union hats
laura: who writes an email like that? nobody. the other thing that i hope the president does is goes on the offensive. i hope that he s going to go on the offensive. verbally that s great, but there are tools at his disposal that the president can go on the offense of. laura: like what? civil suits. the government employee employees are protected. it s hard to sue them because they have been protected by a law that congress passed. however, you have a lot of people here who are not government employees. christopher steele, peripheral people that you can start putting pressure on the whole opposition to you by going after them possibly civilly. how about rewards, creating a reward system. laura: a former whistle-blower. we re almost out of time. finally on that point. i just think that this is only wizard of oz game. they are trying to cover up the crimes they ve been committing and they are trying to do it and justify it by writing memos that say things that they are not
methinks thou dost protest too much. laura: who writes an email like that? nobody. the other thing that i hope the president does is goes on the offensive. i hope that he s going to go on the offensive. verbally that s great, but there are tools at his disposal that the president can go on the offense of. laura: like what? civil suits. the government employee employees are protected. it s hard to sue them because they have been protected by a law that congress passed. however, you have a lot of people here who are not government employees. christopher steele, peripheral people that you can start putting pressure on the whole opposition to you by going after them possibly civilly. how about rewards, creating a reward system. laura: a former whistle-blower. we re almost out of time. finally on that point. i just think that this is only wizard of oz game. they are trying to cover up the crimes they ve been committing and they are trying to do it and
defuse or detonate explosives the suspect set inside. through the window of his third floor apartment, they can see a web of trip wires, and a living room full of about 30 homemade ieds strung together with firecracker shells. there are also jars of black powder and liquid accelerant, cans of gasoline, too. at 10:33 a.m. progress. we have been successful in defeating the first threat, which includes defeating the trip wire and the first incendiary device. reporter: a robot driven by a bomb technician does the dangerous work humans can t spraying water on the control box in the kitchen wired to the ieds disabling explosives while preserving evidence. this apartment was designed, i say, based on everything i have seen, to kill whoever entered it. and if you think we re angry, we sure as hell are angry. reporter: a couple hours later, just before noon, firemen shout fire in the hole, and then at 12:08 p.m. confirmation the most serious threat is over. we have been su
at sea pleading for help from a passing cruise ship but allegedly ignored. now the sole survivor of that horrific 28-day ordeal takes matters into his own hands. we want to welcome our viewers from the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. the 2012 campaign ad wars are threatening to take an lig new turn by dredging up the past. so far mitt romney is rejecting a proposed anti-obama advertising offensive that would have brought back a controversial figure from the last presidential campaign. here s jim acosta. it was a pitch to tear down the president laid out in this proposal obtained by the new york times for a multi-media ad campaign that recommends, quote, hitting barack right between the eyes. entitled the defeat of barack hussein obama, it proposes tv spots featuring jeremiah wright in the clips that almost derailed his previous campaign. ending spending says it received the proposal but rejected it. we ve got to