one of the shooters and for what happened tonight, just before. we lost the transmission there. it happens sometimes in live television. i want to go to phillip mud with the cia and fbi and also bob crook shank in terms of the capabilities of these attackers, again, we don t know what level of training they had, how much training do you actually need, though, to mount attacks like this relatively coordinated, whether exactly simultaneous. we don t know the exact time frame of how many minutes. as you see this, how technically sophisticated is this operation. well, anderson, these were
reporter: donald trump, anderson, is good at mentioning things that work to his advantage. it s notable he did not mention it on this evening and he s been very accessible to members of the news media like me before and after his rallies. today as he came out we wanted to ask are you planning to talk about george w. bush and events of 9/11? they pull up his limousine and when we ask that question, he was quiet as a church mouse. didn t answer it. joining me now peter saying trump is right about 9/11 and counterterrorism analyst phillip mud former fbi and cia senior official. you talked about in the run up to 9/11, trump is right about george bush. we don t know if bush could have stopped 9/11 but we can ask the question did he do everything he could given what he knew at the tile ame and if look at richard clark, he wrote
sustainability and really to keep their overhead low. solar and energy efficiency are all core values of pg&e. they ve given us the tools that we need to become more efficient and bottom line save more money. together, we re building a better california. breaking news, four marines dead and a sailor. the f.b.i. saying they re looking at every possible motive from terrorism to a simple criminal act. let s discuss now with former homeland security assistant secretary. also with us is phillip mud, a counter terrorism official and ex-c.i.a. ajent and national security editor for the blaze and stuart kaplan, a former
breaking news out of baltimore, indictments against the six officers accused in the death of freddie gray. we ll have much more of that in just a moment. first we re covering another breaking story today. isis forces making sweeping gains in syria with international monitors saying that the terrorists control more than half of the country as more cities are falling to a bloody isis offensive. i want to dig deeper with former cia official phillip mud. you re going to map this out for us. i feel like a counter terrorism kid in a candy store. let s go. give it a shot. one of the reasons you worry about sigh sis solidifying control, is the ideology we see from them has spread into north africa. i would say if isis stays over the course of years, there are other areas that might be under threat. here s where al shabaab
meaning a separate issue. it doesn t make sense. maybe she was talking about the children playing in discreet. maybe that was it. we ll pose that tomorrow. we now have two things confirmed thanks to the spokes people. it was discreet movement and the strategy s hope. so i feel much better. let s bring in phillip mud now, he s a former deputy director of the cia counter terrorism center. he s also author of a book the head game. this would be hilarious if it weren t so serious. yeah. the fact remains that we have this discreet war armada that s wandering around well it is and it s in the middle it s in the middle of a war, a war between iranian-backed rebels and please make me feel better than the discreet hope. i can t make you feel better. i think we ve got a simple