Good evening and welcome to the source. We start with Breaking News here tonight, as President Biden will be going to israel on wednesday, a critical trip that comes at a critical time. The major announcement was just made by the Secretary Of State Antony Blinken following a nearly eighthour long meeting that he had with israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wartime cabinet he has recently formed. This trip is going to amount to a massive show of support for americas closest ally in the middle east. It is also going to be extremely high stakes both politically and securitywise. Secretary blinken previewed part of what will be on President Bidens agenda when he lands in the grieving nation. Hes coming here at a critical moment for israel, for the region, and for the world. The president will reaffirm the United States solidarity with israel and our ironclad commitment to its security. The president will hear from israel what it needs to defend its meme, as we continue to wor
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do is portray him as a cartoon character who doesn t know what he is doing. i don t think that is true. he and his team are thinking through their options. we need to move past the intelligence debate. this is about policy. there is always been a question about incorporating human rights into our policy. sometimes it is difficult. one of the most plaintiff examples of failure is the genocide in 1994 or after 9/11 when our main ally in a terrorist fight was pakistan. we make hard decisions. saudi arabia is important to encountering iran. the president and the administration are right to balance this but let s have a debate on policy and leave the intelligence community out of it. shannon: great to have you with us, the debate over birthright citizenship heating up again as reports of a migrant scaling a
united states? you are on the homeland security committee. we deal with this issue and try to figure out ways to address this growing problem. it really has to do with the fact that people are being drawn into the terrorist fight over the internet, in the dark web and being lured into committing crimes like this in ways that are very difficult to detect. they don t require a lot of people, it just takes one person with the right mindset who is being indockrinated by terrorists to go out and commit an act with a car. how hard is it to get your hands on a car and inflict massive damage like we saw in barcelona today and in charlottesville? it s horrible. the key to all of this is if you see something say something. most times people closest to you who know if you are being radicalized or if you are susceptible to this kind.
in particular it was one of the main arguments he had when campaigning for president about, is that the government is not doing enough to protect you from terrorism. obviously his immigration and travel ban and refugee ban is part of that. in terms of combat interroriter other ways, we ve seen an attack, a u.s. strike on syria, although it was against assad forces, an attack in afghanistan against isis. is there any other substantive way that there s been a change in u.s. counterterrorism policy? i haven t seen any of the substantive, tangible change in terms of the way we re going after combatting the terrorist fight, i mean, except that with respect to syria if the fight there against isis, the white house has indicated that they would be willing to maybe increase the number of american troops on the ground. as you know, jake, we ve only got about 300 or so special operations forces. they re exploring the idea of maybe putting more advisers and
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