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Iran s spending on ballistic missiles, on terror financing, on destabilizing activities, continuing wars in yemen and syria, all of that rose since the iran deal went through. by re-imposing sanctions, which is what getting out of the deal does, it will reduce the amounto of resources that the iranianng but dredging takes in and it will reduce their ability to spread mayhem and chaos and will reduce conflict and the likelihood of war. tucker: conflict with the united states? i think may be at the core of this is the question i understand that iran is a rogue nation and doesn t like the united states but if you were to sort of list a hierarchy of nations that threaten us would it be on that list? absolutely. tucker: how many acts of iranian sponsored terrorism in this country lost 20 years? the iranians of either backed or been involved in, they are have been many. they blew up dormitory in saudi arabia, 1996 that killed almost 100 americans. they probably we believe, traine ....
Embassies in kenya. we note, the 9/11 commission showed that they facilitated transit for the 9/11 hijackers. osama bin laden s own son lived in a run for time being. documents that were captured when his home was raided in pakistan that the obama administration refused to at release because it would paint a very dark picture of iran and harm the possibility of getting the deal. the trump administration finally released and it shows osama bin laden on the record saying to his followers you ve got to work with the iranians. they hate the americans as much as we do. this is a necessary and useful alliance even if we have our differences. we basically agree with that and we can work out our own tucker: that s a compelling data point. i would agree with that. it s really interesting and hasn t received enough attention. at mcmaster am i misstating that? i think you are misstating that. i think there was a consensus in the administration that the deal was bad, we would give our euro ....
In this press conference, they would not say whether he was a lkting alone, would not classify him as a lone wolf. exactly. you re going to wait quite a while before you re able to make a final decision on that. the individual is dead, but he s left behind a tremendous amount of electronic evidence, electronic footprint if you will, through the cell phone, his vehicle as well as stuff that they may recover through the computer, because you do want to ensure that, hey, he was not conspiring with others or more than one person or at the behest of a group somewhere out there. final point, jim. final point is this, two things law enforcement has to do. the most important one is the tactical resolution, making sure they interdict, stop the people from committing these crimes. the second part is the consequence management piece which involves the investigation, gathering the evidence, making sure you put together a lock-solid case. this individual appears to be dead. we have to make su ....
Information that you can collect from a variety of sources, and the totality of that information, when you catch those lucky breaks, provides you that one investigative lead that can either identify a vehicle, identify or have a description of the suspect or possibly have some video evidence, and it looks like in this case that s what you had, all three of those scenarios playing out, and together combined, able to make an identification of the suspect. we note, too, your point of working together and being able to put all these tips together. the sheer volume of officials and authorities working on this. hundred of federal agents working in concert with local authorities as well. one of the numbers that really stood out here, as we re looking at how they were tracking this down, more than 1,200 reports of suspicious packages just since 9:00 a.m. on march 12th. ....
Accused bill cosby of sexual assault according to the new york magazine. fiset drugs but not sexual assault were involved. we note, as we always do that bill cosby denied these allegations and never been criminally charged. over six months new york magazine interviewed every accuser who s willing to go on the record. their names, faces, all sharing their experience individually one by one. we are going to talk to the senior editor nor reen mallone who made it come together in a moment. first the question of whether bill cosby will pay a penalty for these alleged acts in a criminal setting. a lawyer who is trying to get him to a civil proceeding to depose him is gloria allred and she is joining us. what s the legal game plan from your perspective? very simply, since we obtained and achieved our ....