guard. oh, i a m m sorry, i though said kurds. haley jackson is with us. afternoon, haley, i understand there s more to this dispute? take a look at this tweet sent by a hewitt staffer, a note from donald trump saying it was a great honor to appear on the show. the staffer tweeting this out in a point basically saying, hey, as you see it on the screen there, why would you tell me it was a great honor to come to our third rate show. that was trump s slam against the hugh hewitt conservative show, this talk radio host who has pressed other candidate this is campaign cycle and previous ones on foreign policy, on national security. something something hewitt has done. this is something we ve seen from donald trump in the past when he s made maybe some eyebrow-raising comments or comes under fire. trump then goes on the attack and he s doubling down on that this morning, alex, with those tweets. we all know trump gets online, sends out tweet, those tend to make news when they are p
realize when have you so-called spontaneous tweets out there, wolf, they are half the time not spontaneous. there s some staffer tweeting on behalf of any politician, any president, you know, whatever it is. so they are not spontaneous. they have a message to get out. sarah palin, i would have to give her credit, for perfecting the art of the tweet. you get it out there in 1 40 characters. you don t have reporters asking you pesky questions. you make your point and move on to something else. understand the politicians are using this media as a way to get it out there without the followup. certainly is a whole new world out there. thanks very much. new information about the fate of the libyan leader moammar gadhafi after a strike on his compound in tripoli. also, please stand by for part two of my interview with the newly minted republican presidential candidate ron paul, an unusual position on the raid that resulted in the killing of bin laden.
that he can win the white house. i m wolf blitzer and you re in the situation room. the taliban warn that this will not be the only death. they are claiming back to back suicide bombings at a pakistani training facility in northwest pakistan. at least 80 people were killed, most of them pakistani army recruits. reza is joining us live from islamabad with pretty horrendous crime. what are they saying where you are, reza? reporter: well, wolf, this was a coordinated attack designed to kill a lot of people and indeed it did just that. twin suicide attacks targeting hundreds of army recruits that had just finished an extended training session, about nine months. they were celebrating the night before. they came out of this facility early this morning, ready to go home, about to board some vans and that s when police say a suicide attacker came on the scene, and people were there to help and that s when police said another suicide attacker, and the aftermath was an awful see