(Archived document, may contain errors) 261 April 18, 1983 EL SALVADOR: WHAT'S NEXT INTRODUCTION After receding from public attention, the policy of the United States toward El Salvador has recently reemerged as a contentious issue. Fundamental questions, including whether the U.S. should be involved in El Salvador at all, and if so, in what ways, are being debated. The fate of El Salvador hangs on the outcome of this debate.
about that? there was some initial materials recovered in the search warrant. we had an opportunity to review those based on what was contained in those materials, concerns are raised about a pattern of behavior of these violent ideations, expression of desire to be involved in a mass shooting and carrying that out. that clearly emerged very early on. radical ideologyies. pursuing those investigations and we have a lot of digital evidence. receiving priority attention. we won t really know more until we have a chance to dive into that digital evidence. that s going to take some time. chief biehl, an honor. thank you. thank you very much. my honor. thank you very much.
dignity and their rights by the burmese army. and they fled en masse into bangladesh. it s time now for the international community to recognize that these people deserve priority attention. they ve suffered far too long. and i think that if the pope would meet with them in bangladesh, that would be a good first step to bringing the recognition of the plight of the rohingya really into the forefront of international community concerns. and how significant is this papal visit to myanmar for that very reason? and also ultimately bangladesh. what would you expect the pope to say? how far might he push the boundaries there, given he has been warned not to mention the word rohingya. he has been told to appease the military and the government of myanmar. but could this turn out to be a bit of a gamble for aung san suu kyi who invited him? i think it might be a gamble for her. because this pope has been highly unpredictable.
lynch released a statement earlier tonight that said, quote, i have directed the fbi to take the lead in the national security investigation of this heinous attack on members of our military. as gabe alluded to there, the fbi special agent in charge today said that this will be handled as a terrorism investigation, in his words, until we determine that it s not. so attorney general lynch calling it a national security investigation. the fbi saying it s a terrorism investigation, meaning we re looking to see if it is terrorism. all that any of that means honestly in practical terms as far as we can tell is that this is going to be investigated as a crime, as a mass shooting and a multiple murder, but it will be investigated as a mass shooting and a multiple murder in which the motive and any nexus to international or domestic terrorist causes or groups will get priority attention. doesn t mean that those exist, it means that s what they re looking for. so far the national counterterrori
earlier tonight that said, quote, i have directed the fbi to take the lead in the national security investigation of this heinous attack on members of our military. as gabe alluded to there, the fbi special agent in charge today said that this will be handled as a terrorism investigation, in his words, until we determine that it s not. so attorney general lynch calling it a national security investigation. the fbi saying it s a terrorism investigation, meaning we re looking to see if it is terrorism. all that any of that means honestly in practical terms as far as we can tell is that this is going to be investigated as a crime, as a mass shooting and a multiple murder, but it will be investigated as a mass shooting and a multiple murder in which the motive and any nexus to international or domestic terrorist causes or groups will get priority attention. doesn t mean that those exist, it means that s what they re looking for. so far the national counterterrorism center says it doesn t k