field personnel in africa working in concert, not only with the u.s. military, but with local governments, so they re there as well. they have knowledge and expertise. and that would only make perfect sense they would be involved and helpful. and senator graham says he is not surprised that terrorist violence is spiking in africa. here s what he said on friday. they don t want another 9/11. we don t want the next 9/11 to come from niger! so what do you think? is he right? are we going to see more antiisis operations in africa? well, we have been seeing them. this is something the pentagon has been focused on now for a couple of years. it s not something that just happened. as we squeeze isis in iraq and syria, we knew they would be looking for safe haven el elsewhere. they have tried to seek safe haif nn afghanistan.
a passing interest in the progress of this storm will be the president of the united states. there is a trump international hotel and golf course just a short drive up the west coast from where we re standing. it is right in the path of where this storm is ex pengted to track. over the coming day. back to you. interesting. live in kilkee, ireland. at least 276 people killed over the weekend in a double car bombing in the somali capital. destroying dozens of buildings. moments later, a second car bomb explosion ripped through the nearby medina district. no one has claimed responsibility for the attacks. they have endured terrorist violence for years.
narrative to disrupt and we cannot negate that. even though both sides are causing violence, that intent has to be looked at very closely and questioned. martha: mark? it s not the fault of a conservative speaker who comes on campus if black-shirted thugs show up and start breaking windows and trying to hurt people with shields that say no hate. that is domestic terrorism. also, by the way, it is bigotry. they claim to be antiwhite supremacist. bigotry is trying to impose the hegemony of your beliefs, and that is what these people are doing. trying to prevent people with differing opinions from coming onto campus, not preventing fascists, preventing conservatives, from coming to campus and presenting an alternate view that doesn t fit with the orthodoxy on that campus. they are using terrorist violence to shut down free speech, and everybody, left, right, and center, should condemn that. martha: good to see you both. we are going to be watching this, and as mark says, and i m s
see some sunshine here to help out for these efforts as they look around for folks who still need them. thank you so much. ed: meanwhile, the fbi and homeland security warning of a violent attacks by a radical left-wing group known as antifa. ed: you can see it in here to write here, dangerous activities by the activist, now classified as domestic terrorist violence, meanwhile, conservatives are calling out liberals and the media for failing to condemn of the antifa movement. fox news contributor, leslie marshall, good morning to you both, ladies. good morning. ed: leslie, why did it take so long for the left to start condemning antifa, after the violence that we have seen? well, i don t think it is too
kind of intense way since 2001. i think what president trump needs to focus on is the level of cooperation with our government and government of great britain. not only in an act of solidarity and support our allies in the world, but with regard to intelligence sharing and with regard to best practices to deal with this outbreak of terrorist violence. it is different. the nature of the threat is different than it was when 9/11 occurred. you have attacks that are springing up where and when they can. more limited in scope and the master design of a say 9/11. that requires different responses from governments. not all of these responses are necessarily ever going to prevent this kind of threat. we do have to contextualize it. you hear the rhetoric from president trump. it is scattershod in the aftermath. we have to focus on what he will do to work with partners and