Charge of the new york field office their work in this case as in all terrorism matters that we ve worked with them on has been extraordinary. i also want to thank the nypd, represented here today by first deputy commissioner benjamin tucker and deputy commissioner john miller. their leadership and that of commissioner o neill over the greatest police force in the world has helped keep our city safe. and in the wake of yesterday s attacks, the nypd has kept our citizens reassured and continuing to live our lives. finally, i want to thank the terrorism prosecutors and investigators in my office who jumped on this immediately and haven t gotten any sleep since. andrew beatty, andrew holt, matthew laroche who are not here because they are in court at the present event and investigators cap in song and george corrie as well as the supervisors of our
Terrorism and international narcotics unit who are here with me, sean buckley and elon grass. the fbi, the nypd and the jp bf have a long unblemished track record of successfully investigating and prosecuting domestic and international terrorists, whether it s the chelsea bomber just convicted a few weeks ago on all counts who will be serving mandatory life in prison, or the other terrorist convicted in our core courthouse. that list includes the trial of usama bin laden s son-in-law. the homegrown isis supporter and to
April 20 has long been celebrated by pot smokers. colorado legalized marijuana use last year. i m marianne rafferty. now, back to geraldo at large. for all of the latest headlines log on to foxnews.com. geraldo: back live. my guests ann coulter and robert mcfadden and bo. you know bo the hero nypd cop. i m shocked that a constitutional attorney would pick a military tribunal when you clearly have civil jurisdiction here and the ability of the federal court to put this person to death as they put timothy mcveigh to death. the evidence is irfuteable. i don t understand the need to do? what i m saying before is what you guys are talking about is results o or oriented. i think a military tribunal a
Of st. louis and areas forther south are expected to be vulnerable later. i m marianne rafferty. now, back to geraldo at large. for all of the latest headlines log on to foxnews.com. you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. geraldo: back live. my guests ann coulter and robert mcfadden and bo. you know bo the hero nypd cop. i m shocked that a constitutional attorney would pick a military tribunal when you clearly have civil jurisdiction here and the ability of the federal court to put this person to death as they put timothy mcveigh to death. is irfuteable. i don t understand the need to do? what i m saying before is what you guys are talking about is results o or oriented. i think a military tribunal a
Deal with it. then you get targeted for islamophobia. it takes guts to do which he is saying. diversity untethered to merit is of no value. a few years ago, i think it was the associated press went after the nypd for monitoring these mosques including that when that catherine harwich just pointed out they knew about them. nobody said anything at fort hood. dana: president trump also pointed out immediately earlier this morning that chuck schumer, the senator from new york, had supported the diversity visas. he didn t pointed out that chuck schumer had also voted to change that program, even though they did get to the desk under president obama. listen to the democrats responding to trump. look, the last thing the president or anybody else should do is politicize this tragedy. i don t think this is the time to get political. there is no doubt that we have to be smarter and have more