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we re terrestrial years on now, the washington post reports that on the white house homeland security council, which was singled out for blame in terms of the management of this disaster, the white house homeland security council at the time of hurricane katrina, the head of the prevention preparedness and response director of the homeland security count sim the special assistant to the president for prevention, preparedness and response, the white house point person for information the person in charge on the homeland security council of managing the flow of information about the storm to the parts of the federal government that were supposed to respond it to, that person, that official was a young woman named kierstrstjen neils neilsen. her head did not roll after hurricane katrina, although she played a starring role in some of the reports that criticized the government for their response, kiersten has been nominated by president trump to run the department of homeland
republicans report on kick, asails administration response, there s lead, house republicans plan too issue a blistering report saying they delayed the evacuation of thousands of new orleans residents, by failing to act quickly on early reports that the levees broke during hurricane katrina. he was reporting at the time of the washington post, which had the first report that this investigation whereas going this way. they called it quote an unusual compendium of criticism by the house gop, which generally has not been aggressive. quote the 600-plus page report lays primary fault with the passive reaction and misjudgment of top bush aids. singling out michael chertoff, the operations center and the white house homeland security council. those parts of the government were singled out even by republicans in congress during
of dollars a year, and then kidnapping for ransom, 20 to as much as $45 million a year, and then there s dove nation donations from foreign sources estimated $59 million a year. u.s. officials emphasize that isis has very big operating nut. they have salaries to pay and arms to buy and frustration to pay for. they desperately need access to the international monetary system. if that s cut off, that could be a serious blow. david lee miller. let s bring in mike barrett, form easterly strategy director for the white house homeland security council and former defense department intelligence officer. a big blow. your thoughts? it s important but as david lee miller said it s also really symbolic. at the end of the day you want to make a statement that we, the world global community, are going to say we don t want to do this and want to have some kind of sanctions and want to stop people from openly moving
to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. a massive terror attack like this acts in politics like a push on the political pendulum. extreme voices get heard. and there are many cries for massive changes. mike barrett is with us, former director of strategy for the white house homeland security council. mike, i would expect now that there would be calls for big changes. well, there will be, shep. and i think the challenge here is that we clearly need to do something. but our basic plan has been to help that our sunni arab allies will protect the ground forces, and we just see no evidence of that. the saudis, for example, the only people that seem to be willing to use military force against is against the shia in