that he has eroded a lot of the things that george w. bush and george hw bush, his father, of course, before him, had helped build up. reporter: analysts say there is also deep resentment in the bush family of trump s relentless personal attacks on jeb bush during the 2016 republican primary race. this guy bush. he is like low energy, right? this is a tough business to run for president. you are a tough guy, jeb, i know. and we need to have a leader reporter: tonight, it could well be shaping up as a battle between trump and the bush family for the soul of the republican party. i think george w. bush has decided that he needs to save the republican party and he needs to save it from donald trump. reporter: and donald trump, for his part, issued a blistering statement following george w. bush s speech on september 11th. trump saying the world trade center came down during bush s watch, and that george w. bush should not be lecturing anyone on the threat posed by domest
i think the best thing our intelligence and law enforcement folks can do is watch the intelligence. listen to the chatter. take it seriously. what about deplatforming many of these people, is that helping? the deplatforming i think is good in that it limits the impact of these statements and of the kind of inspirational value that some of these guys have. but it also makes them harder to follow, right? as an intelligence professional, you re always worried about losing access, and you take that chance when you kick them off the places where you can watch them pretty easily. always learn a lot from you. thank you, andrew mccabe. we ll see you soon. thanks, don. former president george w. bush calling out domestic extremism during a speech on september 11th. now he is drawing the ire of another former guy.
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karzai airport are sitting ducks if the taliban decides to take them out. they can be sitting ducks. that s why you send in reinforcements. when the administration plays strict numbers in what they can have there and what they are allowed to do, we are able to do this. i completely disagree with the congressman, and frankly he should have stayed out of afghanistan anyway. so we have the capabilities to do this. a political call was made on the date so the president could give a speech on september 11th. there s no other reason than that. jon: leon panetta knows a thing or two about the afghan situation, former congressman, former white house chief of staff, former cia director. here s his assessment of the future there. we re going to have to go back in to get isis. we re probably going to have to go back in when al qaeda resurrects itself. we can leave a battlefield, but we can t leave the war on terrorism.
september 11th. the sad reality is that caused 13 servicemembers to lose their life. it also means that we have done one of the worst withdrawals that i believe i have ever seen in my life. remember this, i want to bring up the fact that those 13, you know, the hardest day of my life whenever my son, though i was not a combat marine. i was a marine during peacetime. when my son left through the tsa gates and i knew he was going to a war zone, that was one of the hardest days of my life because parents worry every day when they are out. you know what? their service will not be forgotten. what they did for this country, we thank them. but the fact that it was done under a botched situation is we will have to investigate into that, but the most important thing now is to make sure we get americans out and make sure we continue to get americans out. jon: you and i shared that feeling. my son deployed to afghanistan in the army. your fellow congressman peter