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agents is unprecedented in one of the people who was on the radar was the arena bomber psalm on a , more than a dozen raids have led to this investigation, age terror suspects in manchester including his older brother, younger brother and father are also being questioned libya, it marks a focus tonight as you mentioned making sure there are no other potential bombers out there. martha: thank you very much much, a former chairman of the house intelligence committee, pete, welcome good to have you here this evening. you listen to the words of john kelly the homeland security chief and he says if you knew what i know, you would to be terrified leave your house. it s a very sobering segment talking about this threat. isis declaring a worldwide threat against the west, the
success they ve had in just the last week, libya, syria, yemen, these are still failed states. where the suicide bomber in manchester probably has links to, it s a very sobering weekend as we go into memorial day weekend and i think the president is trying to bring some focus, some energy and to some urgency to the world community that this problem needs to be dealt with. martha: one of the things that happen this week was another rebuff in the courts of the extreme betting that the president wanted to put into place. you have to ask yourself when you look at the pattern of this particular bomber as the lid asked example of the united kingdom who was on a watch list which is different from a no-fly list, but nonetheless but he was allowed to fly back and forth from libya, to syria, back to the u.k. while he was somebody on this list of 3,000 people. it seems like it shouldn t be that hard to prevent that kind of travel for somebody who was
communities, that s how i threat grows. it martha: it s worth pointing out it wasn t a imam and someone from muslim community group who flagged this young man in manchester and said at at this guy is someone you need to keep an eye on, what he was allowed to fly back and forth from libya and it syria is another question. this is horrific, the reports that we are getting people that were killed, pulled off these buses, gunned down. children involved, isis and islamic extremist propaganda pamphlets left at the scene. this is the beginning of ramadan, jack. we re going to have a wave of attacks worldwide unfortunately. the attacks always go up during ramadan. it may surprise our viewers, there s also been 500 radical islamic attacks this year alone. averaging 28,000 they tell a year, a few years ago it was only 3,000, this is what we are facing. they are targeting christians, they are targeting, and as we know, they kill mostly muslims
if you decide to go from syria to libya, you may not get back into your home country what we want you to know that up front. that s exactly right, the words that you use, common sens sense. going to syria, going to libya, it makes absolutely no sense at all to let these people come back into the country without some extreme venting. how do you monitor? i think the number rick quoted was 3,000 people on a watch list in the u.k. and this weekend, the u.k. is going to be living with their military riding the trains, riding on buses, being on the public street. right now, these folks are winning. they are changing how we are living, at least how our closest ally is good to be spending the week this weekend. we ought to all be concerned that in 16 years, we ve not made much progress if any progress since 9/11 on defeating this