they don t produce documents in our court case. they do not cooperate. but what this report that came out what i m seeing so far is there were at least eight saudi nationals involves in helping these hijackers, when they arrived in the united states. there s documentation a flurry of phone calls happening between them and while the hijackers were coming to the united states and getting settled in. this group held extreme views. extreme radical views. they were part of related with the al qaeda terrorist operatives. they are extremists, and they are in the saudi government. and they are on their payroll. and the kingdom was sending these extremists out into the world and unleashing them on all of us, including the united states of america. so the kingdom is not innocent here. they do not welcome this information. that is a lie.
country without the help and assistance have neighboring stand and extensively if you a of millions of dollars of our under our aid and accusing double dealing with osama bin laden and using our money to fuel the taliban terrorist. and the national former terrace analyst, will lead with the terrorist operatives for the suicide bombing, that airstrike was basically right in the border with pakistan. it and what does that tell you and as a surprise you. guest: it is not surprise me at all eric, tells me another experts that is the perpetrators are that bombing were running away to hide out in that hide out in this case could will be pakistan. the close of the getty site, that could be pakistan that goes into but we are before, they do have help on the other side of the border.
he was still a bigger deal than abu bakr al-baghdadi. you have the president standing up there saying no, that s not the case. well, both were the leading terrorist operatives and leaders of their time. osama bin laden directed attack on american soils and there had been isis casualties around the world in berlin or the south of france or paris. there had been isis casualties around the time. there is really the idea that isis is the current threat. that pretty much accepted throughout the intelligence committee. as to who is a bigger scalp, i am not in a position to adjudicate that here. it is clear that the president had a goal on this. when obama announced the killing of osama bin laden that the president then, private citizen trump was critical to say it was
security council should also designate hamas as a terrorist organization just like al qaeda and isis. it will be a message from the security council and who are the bad guys in the region. we will not allow hamas to threat en our citizens. the israeli defense force will attack terrorists in gaza. we will hunt and go after them. they don t want to see any escalation but won t allow them to attack our civilians. a study by an israeli intelligence think-tank. 93 palestinians killed were with the terrorist group. 63 hamas, 21 fatah. soldiers hit terrorist operatives. they were among the front line who tried to break into israeli territory by burning tires and throwing pipe bombs and molotov
states that s deploying these troops in the dangerous areas to go after these terrorist operatives? what about the other european allies? they could assist, advise and assist the european s pretty well also, right? well, they can t. but very frankly their record is very mixed in terms of their abilities to really go after an enemy. and so, it s for that reason that, you know, u.s. forces take charge. they re not there just sit on their hands, they re there to go after the mission, and the mission here is to make sure we are going after the leadership of isis and the leadership of these terrorist groups and trying to do everything possible to eliminate that leadership. that s what counterterrorism is all about. so, the real question here is, obviously what happened in this particular situation? because there are lessons that are obviously need to be