up to date and in touch. follow us. ah hm. this is irish camp in northeastern syria since the fall of the so called islamic state, arab and kurdish forces have in turned over 800 women here captured former i. s. members. among them are $200.00 french citizens and their children. they live at precarious conditions, waiting to be sentenced and possibly returned to france. we were able to interview one of the women here 33 year old seda comes from lunel, near the southern french city of montpelier. since she came to the camp, she no longer wears any cap face veil. her story is similar to that of many women who once swore allegiance to ins, only dim in may 2015. i was in contact with people through facebook. griswold, i asked about syria and the islamic state. okay. because i had a lot of problems and i wanted to disappear for a while. i mean, i decided to come to syria. it s happened in the space of a week very quickly. and also i didn t think about it. what about if i stayed 2
didn t have time. if there was no time to consider the health of america because we were busy talking about russia. in washington, russia is all we talked about for three years. all normal business in the capital city it came to a halt as we embarked on a bizarre scavenger hunt in search of vladimir putin s spies. even at the time, the whole thing seemed absurd. if we it was worse than absurd. this wasn t what we thought it was, it was instead an elaborate and intentional hoax staged by the most unscrupulous and powermad political operatives the country has ever seen. how do we know that? they have admitted it. yesterday, the house intelligence committee chaired by congressman adam schiff of california finally released 57 transcripts of testimony delivered to the committee behind closed doors, all of it during the russia investigation. what do those transcript to reveal? we are not going to ask you to trust us on this one, instead we will quote directly from the transcript. j
unfortunately, our leaders are going to tell us that acts of terror or just something that happen, just like weather. there s nothing they can do or better yet just pretend it s not happening all around you. the bbc put it this morning, europe is quote getting use to attack like this because they have to move. because they re never going to be able to totally wipe this out. we hear that a lot but consider it for a minute. why is violent terrorism and inevitability in europe now? whether you grow up in northern ireland door italy or the backcountry, it was not a giving and hazard a generation or two. ask someone who is alive then. this is new, summing has changed. what is it? the answer is most people understand but relatively few admit is the demographics change. there are a lot of muslims living in europe now. most of them are indeed decent people as were often assured but it s a presently large number of the mind. check the numbers. in 2006 and, you re up to terrorist murde
we go down to trace gallagher s been monitoring this and give us an overview. what we know? give me the big picture here. this happened about 10:30 five local time here in manchester. this was the end of the ariana grande concert. ariana grande had just gone off stage walked behind the curtain and there was some type of an explosion. the manchester arena that goes right into the arena. the people as you look in. they definitely heard something. a lot of them felt something. you can see the panic and the people trying to run out of the arena, but they did not see smoke and they didn t see something explode, but now you have the transit police in the u.k. saying that they are now focusing this investigation into the lobby. the foyer if you will know the ticket office because that s where they believe this explosion may have happened and that s what they believe the multiple fatalities they keep telling us are there and numerous injuries. we ve been watching ambulances come an
seriousness, they could not have taken place without the highest levels of the kremlin. tucker: that is speculation. that is not speculation. it is a statement of the intelligence community s best assessment. there is a political reason to do it, it is what the intelligence professionals are saying. tucker: i have lived here a long time. i remember vividly massive stockpiles of wmds in iraq, which the intelligence community s assured us were there, but they weren t. pardon me for my spectre schism schism you don t have to take my word for it. tucker: i get it. here, we have hacking of the pentagon, the white house, the cia director s personal email was hacked. we think in some cases by russia. i don t remember you holding a press conference it and say hey, obama administration, your cybersecurity is pathetic. how specifically did the russians make this election outcome different than what it would have been? how did they hack our democracy? we will never know