domestically, but we also have to look internationally now, because the resources are different, the connections are different and where he may have come from, who may trained him and who may have driven him into the states to do what he has done. all of those are issues that we have to really look at very closely now. >> larry: paul, is this -- what is the thing that most surprise use about all of this? >> well, the most important thing about all of this is his claim today that he was trained in bomb-making in waziristan. that's al qaeda's safe haven in pakistan. it brings al qaeda into play. it brings the pakistani taliban into play as a group he might be involved into. it brings uzbek groups into play. these groups have all sort of gone into the global jihad business recently. the pakistani taliban have claimed responsibility for this attack. in the past, officials have