my guest tonight is an intelligence analyst whose work at both the cia and the fbi, that means both of his shoes are phones. s please welcome philip mudd. (cheers and applause) thank you for coming on. all right, philip mudd, 25 years in the intelligence world. deputy director of the cia's counterterrorist center from 2003 to 2005 then became the fbi senior intelligence advisor. and you have a book entitled take down, inside the hunt for al qaeda. >> right. >> stephen: do we really take down al qaeda or should it be called spread out inside the scattering of al qaeda. >> i think if you looked at the adversary we face 12 years ago it bear those resemblance to what we see today. the problem is we don't face the al qaeda group today, we face the rem nantz of a revolution in places like yemen, some ali. the architects are almost gone but the revolution they inspired lives on. >> stephen: are we still in danger? >> i think we are. if you look at home group, people who sit and look at a computer and images from places like gaza, iraq, afghanistan, those kids are inspired by emotion, to say i

i know you can't say, but we know of the cia facility, and we know that the cia facility was getting better protection and more security than the diplomatic facility. >> the numbers are clear. about twice as many. in terms of trained security providers. >> what did you tell washington? >> i called washington after i talked to the annex chief and told them the consulate was under attack, that the -- >> you used the word attack? >> i did use the word attack. that there were at least 20 armed intruders in the compound, and that help was on the way from the annex. >> had you heard anything earlier in the day about protests, or worried about the reports because of the video? >> no, it was a non-event, the video, in libya. and we had heard nothing about protests. the building had been set on fire by the attackers. and our diplomatic security agents there were heavily outnumbered. >> about an hour after the attack began, the heavily armed cia team arrived at the mission. >> they began trying to find the ambassador and sean smith who were unable to get out of the burning building. after trem

demand the release of students beaten up and detained by police during a street protest against a former cia chief being appointed a professor. from our studio center here in moscow where it's just past eight pm this is with international news and comment. the international chemical weapons watchdog says the syrian government has complied with its promise and handed over the last remaining details of its toxic arsenal to the agency and this comes as part of

mark lain, you've suggested in your various writings it was the cia. a cia plot. tell us why you think that. >> first of all, let me say i agree and it's important to understand why it's been said that it required a bullet to do something which tno bullet coul ever do. it was the clock for the assassination. the time is important because from the first shot to the last, 5.6 seconds at the most elapsed and we can tell that by the film and other evidence which had been available for some time. the weapon that was used required too much time -- it was hand operated weapon, too much time to get a new round in there and fire without aiming. we know it was impossible with that weapon. then we get to who set this all up. well, we have david phillips who ran the united states for the cia from his office in mexico city. this was set up a long time before. they claim that lee harvey oswald was in mexico city meeting with the cuban embassy after meeting with them. after those meetings we then came back to the united states and killed president kennedy. that was their legend

the release of students based on nothing detained by police during a street protest against the why cia chief being appointed a professor. of. international news live from moscow this is all see with me as your national power thanks for joining us and was stopped with breaking news this hour. international chemical weapons watchdog says desir in government has complied with its promise and handed over the last remaining details of its toxic arsenal to the agency this

. >>> a couple of stories leading the news and "the washington post" former nsa and cia director says terrorists love using g-mail speaking at a washington, d.c. church, michael hayden said i don't think you'll see that in a google commercial. it's free and ubiquitous. >>> labeled a cheat but he has a story, 80-year-old weight lifter is the oldest person busted by the u.s. doping agency for steroids. great pic. we'll be right back.

states as being there a cia center that was supposed to control who gets the who gets the funding and so on how much does a forces where as you say there are so many elements so much in the boiling pot here versus terribly bitter war continues there is a growing price of opinion from western analysts that the opposition some elements of it are becoming more radical as time goes on i guess you may expect that what do you think it's time to. i think it said scenario which is very similar to what happened in afghanistan if you remember the al qaida forces that are around bin ladin and so on where initially funded supported by some gulf states some shakes and so on as well as being backed by by the cia and beyond that on the later on. as these forces grew larger and stronger on the ground they they were they went against the united states and maybe a similar process is is happening within within syria because these organizations depend on their own if you like your logical impulse is. they have any consistency and they go for the highest bidder occasionally thanks for your time to talk ab

. >>> the former cia director david petraeus put out a statement today. what he had to say, next. has pretty bold flavor. i love bold flavors! i'd love it if you'd open the chute! [ male announcer ] progresso. surprisingly bold flavor for a heart healthy soup. [ sneezes ] you're probably muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. love the air. >>> welcome back. this is our continuing coverage of the crisis in syria. we want to warn you some of the video you'll be seeing throughout this broadcast will be very graphic and very disturbing to watch. in one of the nation's former military leaders is joining the debate over the strike in syria. david petraeus has issued a statement that barbara starr has a copy of it. tell us what he had to say in that statement. >> good evening. general petraeus saying quote, i strongly support congressional approval of president obama's request for authority to undertake military action against the syrian regime

the cia has been trying to do it. it has proved difficult. so the real truth is we don't know. some of these rebel groups are clearly very nasty islamist types. others may be more democratically minded. the one thing i think is important to keep in mind, there has always been a sectarian dimension to this conflict, because there is a sectarian dimension to the regime. it is a minority alowite regime against almost entirely sunni opposition and the regime has been tough on islamist groups. remember in 1982 they had the massacre. so the regime has been sectarian. the opposition has been sectarian for two decades now. >> wolf, pictures like this really help explain public opinion in america. there's a great sense among americans which is we don't know who the good guys always are and are the good guys very often bad guys, and why should we get involved in this kind of civil war. so when you see pictures like this, you know, the public is conflicted. you see the use of chemical weapons on the one hand, you see pictures like this used by the rebels on the other hand, and americans s

official telling cnn weapons purchased by the cia are going to those fighting the assad regime. but two rebel yugroups deny thi. live in bay root is mohammed jamjoom. how do we know where the weapons are going, mohammed? >> reporter: u.s. official is telling us that these weapons have begun being delivered to syrian rebels in syria, that they are not american made, they are cia funded and organized, that they started to getting to syrian rebels in the last two weeks. they are described as light weapons and some anti-tank weapons and artillery in addition to the lethal aid the u.s. has been providing to the opposition groups the past year or so. what is interesting we have spoken to opposition groups and spoken today to the rebel free syrian army and their spokesman saying we have not started to receive any cia funded weapons. they have promises from u.s. and eu officials that weapons will be delivered soon but as of now they have not gotten these weapons and continue to say this is what they need. they want the u.s. and eu to follow through and get the weapons to them because th

they were killed by the cia. they were killed by the military. they were killed by military special operations. >> the argument, though, from those who have defended the massive expansion, particularly in intelligence and in top secret work say, you know, you can complain all you want about it, but there hasn't been another 9/11. and so that proves it was worth it. >> well, there hasn't been another 9/11, and that proves that certain things work. but that doesn't prove that the whole apparatus works. and it doesn't prove that, well, you can just keep adding more and more security. and there's also a real danger here that it's hard to take it away. and i think that's why it continues to grow, because any politician or anyone who says, well, we need to dial some of this back, suddenly is accused of being soft on terrorism. >> in the years since 9/11, we've gotten used to hearing political leaders assert that we have not been hit again. >> there has not been another attack on the united states. and that's not an accident. >> it's a neutralizing rejo

square up its war plans saying president obama is being misled into believing assad was responsible cia veteran ray mcgovern is among the group he told kevin no one way he thinks the case for intervention is politically motivated last friday kerry went before the cameras and said we've got to do this and here's the not intelligence assessment mind you but the government assessment meaning the white has white house had a cherished a massage. ted it edited ok here's the assessment it didn't hold up to scrutiny or apparently the military got to the president and i see some evidence of this next thing we know that the president has changed his mind on saturday afternoon and the only thing that really intervened was the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff martin dempsey telling the president look you know it's going to be really hard as we're going to be really hard to explain what we have to do this now we could do this tomorrow or next week or next month we don't really have to do it now and the president said that in justifying his the lay now what's more evidence lindsey graham and joh

obama which says chemical warfare in syria was a provocation by the rebels mcgovern worked for the cia for three decades the most among that group he told r.t. is kevin owen about the politics behind the planned intervention. last friday kerry went before the cameras and say we got to do this and here's the not intelligence assessment mind you but the government assessment meaning the white has white house had a chance to massage it had it edited ok here's the exception it didn't hold up to scrutiny or apparently the military got to the president and i see some evidence of this next thing we know the president has changed his mind on saturday afternoon and the only thing that really intervened was the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff martin dempsey telling the president look you know it's going to be really hard as we're going to be really hard to explain what we have to do this now we could do this tomorrow or next week or next month we don't really have to do it now and the president said that and justifying his delay now what's more evidence lindsey graham and john mccain the n

of america we have absolutely no guarantee it won't expand no guarantee of peace in the region the cia has prepared a video presentation that shows the aftermath of the brainless attacks in syria it's a collection of gruesome videos that were previously posted on you tube it's designed to sway members of congress to vote yes on bombing syria but the videos as gruesome as they are do not offer proof that the assad government has carried out the attacks nor does the four page on classified report released by the administration earlier members of congress are supposed to get the proving classified hearings but as congressman alan grayson said they're being given intelligence briefings without any hard evidence to support administration's claims that the syrian leader has ordered the use of chemical weapons here's another members of congress are not allowed to discuss the classified hearings so we have no way of knowing what the administration has actually provided as evidence lawmakers are unable to discuss the evidence the classified evidence even among themselves unless they are inside

the release of students based on nothing detained by police during a street protest against the why cia chief being appointed a professor. of. international news live from moscow this is all see with me as your national power thanks for joining us and was stopped with breaking news this hour. international chemical weapons watchdog says desir in government has complied with its promise and handed over the last remaining details of its toxic arsenal to the agency this comes as part of syria's chemical design and plan how much downed by russia and washington last week and joining me now live is. they were nice to see it so it looks like see where it is committed to this diplomatic road map doesn't it absolutely it certainly does now damascus has fulfilled its obligation to send all the documents regarding its chemical stockpile to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons or the p.c. w of course the office of w. has to work out a framework in order to deal with the procedures of the disarmament of syria they were supposed to hold a meeting on that on sunday but they have a

scrap its war plans and say it's president obama being misled into believing us that was responsible cia veteran ray mcgovern is among the group he told kevin when why he thinks the case for intervention is politically motivated. last friday kerry went before the cameras and said we got to do this and here's the not intelligence assessment mind you but the government assessment meaning the white has white house had a chance to massage it had it edited ok here's the exception it didn't hold up to scrutiny or apparently the military got to the president and i see some evidence of this next thing we know that the president has changed his mind on a saturday afternoon and the only thing that really intervened was the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff martin dempsey telling the president look you know it's going to be really hard as we're going to be really hard to explain what we have to do this now we could do this tomorrow or next week or next month we don't really have to do it now and the president said that and justifying his delay now what's more evidence lindsey graham and john mc

at the city university of new york academic stage a mass rally angry over the appointment of former cia director david petraeus to the faculty at full story still to come. but first the u.s. willing to revive its diplomatic relations with iran but only if the islamic republic proves its nuclear program is strictly civilian and a statement by the white house washington didn't rule out the possibility that the two countries' leaders could meet on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly next week historian and journalist gareth porter though says that it's yet to be seen if the u.s. is ready to move toward diplomacy. when president obama was first elected he was committed to a very far reaching diplomatic engagement with iran but we know now that in fact his policy was much different from what it was being presented to the world's people at that time and in fact he was not committed to trying to reach a agreement with iran in the short run he was putting off any serious diplomatic engagement so i think it's very difficult to say on the basis of statements issued by the white house at th

mean did he have a launch sending arms to the residence now we now we now know for a fact that the cia is officially officially funneling weapons to the rebels in syria whether this is been for a long time already. believe or i'm officially did have been out to india the rebels i don't think this is the way to do certainly confident in the middle east leaders to negotiate. and to to try to solve this situation. we don't have a conflict in the middle east and this is linked also to the situation in iran in. iran it's. as you say as you say that the world leaders have to negotiate as you said in good faith as we know now there are external intelligence players with the kind destin missions to get weapons to the opposition in syria jose el got myself put out there were former chair person of the u.n. working group on the use of mercenaries thank you so much for joining us from geneva that's a day thank you thank you art or thank you for joining us here on r.t. today untouched by fighting during the two years of syria's civil conflict war has come in earnest to the ancient christian villag

house to scrap its war plan saying president obama is being misled into believing a sad was responsible cia veteran ray mcgovern is among the group and he told kevin why he thinks the case for intervention is politically motivated. last friday kerry went before the cameras and said we got to do this and here's the not intelligence assessment mind you but the government assessment meaning the white has white house had a chance to massage it had it edited ok it is the exception it didn't hold up to scrutiny or apparently the military got to the president and i see some evidence of this next thing we know that the president has changed his mind on saturday afternoon and the only thing that really intervened was the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff martin dempsey telling the president look you know it's going to be really hard as we're going to be really hard to explain what we have to do this now we could do this tomorrow or next week or next month we don't really have to do it now and the president said that in justifying his the lay now what's more evidence lindsey graham and john mccai

as more four star general and former cia director david petraeus recently began his new career here in the big apple as an adjunct professor for the new york city public university known as but his attendance has been met with rock criticism from students faculty and staff members who say they don't want their colleagues to the man only so morris drone strikes and allegedly torture tactics in the middle east now for the past few weeks this anti professor pre-training movement has been beaming traction recently to this tell me that they are their campaign has been met with heavy handed tactics from the new york city police department you know earlier this week about seventy five people were marching right around here across the street from not building where professor petraeus was allegedly attending a fundraiser and that's when a fight broke out between new york city police officers and protesters cops who videotaped trying to barricade the activists who then spilled out onto the streets witnesses say students were slammed against the vehicles and onto the pavement by the cops eventual

of america we have absolutely no guarantee it won't expand no guarantee of peace in the region the cia has prepared a video presentation that shows the aftermath of the brainless attacks in syria it's a collection of gruesome videos that were previously posted on you tube it's designed to sway members of congress to vote yes on bombing syria but the videos as gruesome as they are do not offer proof that the assad government has carried out the attacks nor does the four page on classified report released by the administration earlier members of congress are supposed to get the proving classified hearings but as congressman alan grayson said they're being given intelligence briefings without any hard evidence to support of ministrations claims that the syrian leader has ordered the use of chemical weapons here's another caviar members of congress are. not allowed to discuss the classified hearings so we have no way of knowing what the administration has actually provided as evidence lawmakers are unable to discuss the evidence the classified evidence even among themselves unless they are

release of students and beaten up and detained by the police during a street protest against a white cia chief moving into the perfect size. for russia under on the wall this is all she was me your initial problem thanks for joining us the international chemical weapons a watchdog says the syrian government has complied with its promise and handed over the last remaining details of its toxic also to the agency this comes as part of syria's chemical dissolve and blonde hama downed by russia and washington last week going to has the details. maskers has fulfilled its obligation to send all the documents regarding its chemical stockpile to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons or the o.p.c. w. now of course the office of w. has to work out a framework in order to deal with the procedures of the disarmament of syria they were supposed to hold a meeting on that on sunday but they have a postponed that indefinitely of course that was before it became known that damascus has already sent the entire package of documents needed to all be c.w. so we'll have to wait and see exact

at the city university of new york academic stage a mass rally angry over the appointment of former cia chief david petraeus for the faculty has said more after a short break. this is the media leave us so we need to be. hard to see who she is she to. play your part of the musical. shoes that no one is asking with to get that you deserve answers from. politics only of our. critique three. three. three. three. three. three. video for your media project media r t v dot com. thirteen minutes past the hour now the u.s. willing to revive its diplomatic relations with iran but only if the islamic republic proves that its nuclear program is strictly civilian and a statement from the white house washington didn't rule out the possibility that both countries leaders could meet on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly next week historian and investigative journalist gareth porter though says it's yet to be seen if the u.s. is ready to move toward diplomacy. when president obama was first elected he was committed to a very far reaching diplomatic engagement with iran but we know now that in f

we already know years ago under bush they allowed cia agents active cia agents to work for the likes of j.p. morgan and goldman sachs they're moonlighting there so again that's another blurred line over this corporatism fascism you might call it but why did this james clapper make this remarkable statement why did he issue this on their tumblr blog right well it's because of the n.s.a. revelations from snowden that went to glenn greenwald and he released them to global television in brazil and this is the next headline regarding the reason why james clapper spoke at a safe spying on petro bras if proven is industrial espionage rousseff reports that the united states spied on brazilian oil company petro bras if proven would be tantamount to industrial espionage and have no security justification brazil's president dilma rousseff said she says if the facts reported by the press are confirmed it will be evident that the motive for the spying attempts is not security or the war on terrorism but strategic economic interests everyone in the world who thinks the so-called war on terror is a

just one of several themes rammer again as with kissinger associates had meetings with the cia and refused to release documents to the senate to gauge over scandal. well it's been called the world's sleaziest bank by time magazine in the early ninety's maybe we should be looking a lot more carefully at this entity kevin ryan amazing to have you on coeditor of the journal of nine eleven studies. thank you guys that's it for tonight's show see back here break the set again tomorrow. ok. dave a crock you welcome you to ted you're all of virginia it's a little island in the middle of the chesapeake bay on the virginia. county. rampage here all in the chesapeake bay probably one of the best areas in the gulf fred. this is an old picture of tangier island before the channel was. oh here. way up there. as you go all. right here are some of the headstones from the graves that for years this is a fruits that's what we don't want happen to tangier all and we want to get some protection and make sure that we don't go into the chesapeake bay like uppers did in other communities. put it on your. face.

mark lane, you heard him earlier, said it was the cia. mark fuhrman, the three marks, says it was sort of like the warren commission says. it was lee harvey oswald acting alone. before we go any further, people forget mark fuhrman highly decorated cop, also a united states marine. so lee harvey oswald, was he competent, a fellow marine? was he competent to fire that weapon in the time needed to pull this off? >> well, he was, geraldo. in the marine corps, it's marksman, sharpshooter, and expert. he was right in the middle of the road, a sharpshooter. but that's better than all of the other services, any of their training, with the long-range rifle shooting. so, yes, he was competent. i actually had a friend of mine get the same rifle, use the same ammunition, and we beat oswald's time by .3 of a second at 100 yards on a 12-inch target. so it's not only possible, but the time starts with the first shot. and then it's 2.3 seconds to the next shot, 2.3 seconds to the next shot. not 6.9. so the problem, geraldo, is we can't leapfrog beyond th

demand the release of students beaten up and detained by police during a street protest against a former cia chief being appointed professor. and i from our studio center here in moscow where it's just a nine pm this is r.t. with international news and comment. the international chemical weapons watchdog says the syrian government has complied with its promise and handed over the last remaining details of its toxic to the agency this comes as part of syria's chemical disarmament plan how much by russia and washington last week. the details. maskers has fulfilled its obligation to send all the documents regarding its chemical stockpile to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons or the o.p.c. w. now of course the w. has to work out a framework in order to deal with the procedures of the disarmament of syria they were supposed to hold a meeting on that on sunday but they have a postponed that indefinitely of course that was before it became known that damascus has already sent the entire package of documents needed to all be c.w. so we'll have to wait and see exactly what will

house to scrap its war plan saying president obama is being misled into believing it was responsible cia veteran ray mcgovern is among the group he told when why he things the case for intervention is politically motivated. last friday kerry went before the cameras and say we got to do this and here's the not intelligence assessment mind you but the government assessment meaning the white has white house had a chance to massage it had it edited ok here's the assessment it didn't hold up to scrutiny or apparently the military got to the president and i see some evidence of this next thing we know that the president has changed his mind on saturday afternoon and the only thing that really intervened was the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff martin dempsey telling the president look you know it's going to be really hard as we're going to be really hard to explain what we have to do this now we could do this tomorrow or next week or next month we don't really have to do it now and the president said that in justifying his delay now what's more evidence lindsey graham and john mccain the

the white house called the cia to find out what was going on over there in berlin, and the cia said, yeah, we're watching the same thing you are. we don't know anything about it. we're just watching it on cnn. it was amazing. they had no idea it was going to happen. and within two years of the berlin wall coming down in 1989, the soviet union ceased to exist

matt, you call the nypd a mini cia. what do you mean by that? >> after 9/11, ray kelly became police commissioner and decided that they capitol just leave the security of the city in the hands of the federal government. and they recruited a man by the name of david cohen out of retirement from the cia. and they also got active duty cia officer on loan from langley to come up to the nypd and revamp their intelligence division. what they did was create add intelligence division that monitors muslim neighborhoods in ways that would have run afoul of federal privacy laws if it had been done by the federal government just intrucive kind of ways that we won't have thought. surveillance methods we won't have thought about pre9/11. >> the book makes it sound like david cohen, one person had a huge impact shifting the entire approach of the nypd. is that a good or bad thing? >> you can judge the book for yourself. david cohen is in fact, a force of nature. and he, you know, did similar things in the cia instead of reorganizing its bureaucracy. he came in

demand the release of students beaten up and detained by police during a street protest against a former cia chief being appointed professor. studio center here in moscow where it's just past one o'clock on a sunday morning this is r t with international news coming. up the international chemical weapons watchdog says the syrian government has complied with its promise and handed over the last remaining details of its toxic arsenal to the agency now this comes as part of syria's chemical disarmament plan hammered out by russia and washington last week. has the details. maskers has fulfilled its obligation to send all the documents regarding its chemical stockpile to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons or the p.c. w now of course the office of w. has to work out a framework in order to deal with the procedures of the disarmament of syria they were supposed to hold a meeting on that on sunday but they have a postponed that indefinitely of course that was before it became known that damascus has already sent the entire package of documents needed to all be c.w. so we'll hav

detained by police during a street protest against a former cia chief being appointed professor. just turned eleven pm this is with international news and comment. the international chemical weapons watchdog says the syrian government has complied with its promise and handed over the last remaining details of its toxic will to the agency now this comes as part of syria's chemical disarmament plan by russia and washington last week. the details. maskers has fulfilled its obligation to send all the documents regarding its chemical stockpile to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons or the o.p.c. w. now of course the devil you have to work out a framework in order to deal with the procedures of the disarmament of syria they were supposed to hold a meeting on that on sunday but they have a postponed that indefinitely of course that was before it became known that damascus has already sent the entire package of documents needed to all b. c w so we'll have to wait and see exactly what will transpire now but the united nations is slated to hold a discussion in new york

release of students and beaten up and detained by police during his trip protest against a day when cia chief being appointed to. this is coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the program the international chemical weapons watchdog says this see when government has complied with its promise and hundred over the last remaining details of its toxic arsenal to the agency this comes as part of syria's chemical design a month plan hammered out by russia and washington last week going to cities. maskers has fulfilled its obligation to send all the documents regarding its chemical stockpile to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons or the o.p.c. w. now of course the office of w. has to work out a framework in order to deal with the procedures of the disarmament of syria they were supposed to hold a meeting on that on sunday but they have a phone that indefinitely of course that was before it became known that damascus has already sent the entire package of documents needed to all b. c w so we'll have to wait and see exactly what will transpire now but the united

of america we have absolutely no guarantee it won't expand no guarantee of peace in the region the cia has prepared a video presentation that shows the aftermath of the brainless attacks in syria it's a collection of gruesome videos that were previously posted on you tube it's designed to sway members of congress to vote yes on bombing syria but the videos as gruesome as they are do not offer proof that the assad government has carried out the attacks nor does the four page on classified report released by the administration earlier members of congress are supposed to get the proving classified hearings but as congressman alan grayson said they're being given intelligence briefings without any hard evidence to support administration's claims that the syrian leader has ordered the use of chemical weapons here's another cab the members of congress are not allowed to discuss the classified hearings so we have no way of knowing what the administration has actually provided as evidence lawmakers are unable to discuss the evidence the classified evidence even among themselves unless they are

release of students a big turn up and detained by police during a street protest against a thing with the cia chief being appointed a professor. and welcome to all t twenty while the news life the mosque i mean. breaking news this hour the international chemical weapons watch dog says this sewer and government has complied with its promise and hundred over the last remaining details of its talks to the agency this comes as part of syria's chemical design month plan hama down to russian washington last week and she's afraid i'm going to ask her how cities. maskers has fulfilled its obligation to send all the documents regarding its chemical stockpile to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons or the o.p.c. w. now of course the w. has to work out a framework in order to deal with the procedures of the disarmament of syria they were supposed to hold a meeting on that on sunday but they have a phone that indefinitely of course that was before it became known that damascus has already sent the entire package of documents needed to all b. c w so we'll have to wait and see exactly w

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to screw up its war plan same president obama is being misled into believing assad was responsible cia veteran ray mcgovern is among the group and he told kevin irwin why he things the case for intervention is politically motivated. yes friday kerry went before the cameras and say we got to do this and here's the not intelligence assessment mind you but the government assessment meaning the white has white house had a chance to massage it had it edited ok here's the assessment it didn't hold up to scrutiny or apparently the military got to the president and i see some evidence of this next thing we know that the president has changed his mind on saturday afternoon and the only thing that really intervened was the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff martin dempsey telling the president look you know it's going to be really hard as we're going to be really hard to explain what we have to do this now we could do this tomorrow or next week or next month we don't really have to do it now and the president said that and justifying his delay now what's more evidence lindsey graham and john

this week and know not to meet with the cia's top brass to talk about how to make facebook more efficient for data mining but surprisingly to lobby for immigration reform now during one media appearance the talk alternately turned to n.s.a. surveillance and facebook's role in providing user information to the government zuckerberg amended the fact that snowden's revelations made face bookers trust the company less but defended the social networking sharing policy saying quote we look at every request individually and they push back on ones that we think are overly broad or aren't legal now of course facebook wants to maintain the illusion of transparency al it's even gone as far as suing the file is a court to lift the gag order that prevents facebook from disclosing how it deals with government data requests but even though facebook would like to think that it's on the right side of the privacy debate its entire operation is a dream for the surveillance state side from users voluntarily sharing with the world every private detail of their lives like where they are every single moment wha

-- persecuted, some of the media asked for forgiveness, apart from the oldest media, funded by the cia, who was funded to take down salvador allende: now to september 11th - chine's own 9/11. >> the last words chileans ever heard from their president salvador allende were these... >> general augusto pinochet's military called the bombings - operation silence. the effect was lasting, going beyond the two stations. the chilean media were silenced and would stay that way for almost two decades of dictatorship. >> >> translation: those of us that lived in chile at the time faced the reality of daily life - the censorship, history which had been taken over by the media. all the tv channels were controlled by the dictatorship. >> >> translation: those supportive of the government that were not supportive of the government were closed. newspapers and other media could continue to publish. there was a lot of self-censorship to prevent people learning what was going on, definitely. >> >> translation: it was like a kind of scits freenia, a kind of bipolar era. we lived in harsh times. the media

this week and know not to meet with the cia's top brass to talk about how to make facebook more efficient for data mining but surprisingly to lobby for immigration reform now during one media appearance the talk alternately turned to n.s.a. surveillance and facebook's role in providing user information to the government zuckerberg amended the fact that snowden's revelations made facebook years trust the company less but defended the social networking sharing policy saying quote we look at every request individually and then push back on ones that we think are overly broad or aren't legal know of course facebook wants to maintain the illusion of transparency al it's even gone as far as suing the file is a court to lift the gag order that prevents facebook from disclosing how it deals with government data requests but even though facebook would like to think that it's on the right side of the privacy debate its entire operation is a wet dream for the surveillance state side from users voluntarily sharing with the world every private detail of their lives like where they are every single mom

letter to president obama written by former intelligence and military analysts read mcgovern's a former cia analyst and one of those who signed that letter let's speak to him no show we are there oh thanks for being with us good to see you tonight your thoughts . are there and you were one of the signatories to that letter to the u.s. president do you think it's going to influence a bar at all. well the problem of course is getting into the what they call the mainstream media the media is drumbeating for the war just as before iraq and they don't want to hear that the evidence is very very flimsy they don't want to hear that people within the cia senior people with mission are sure us veterans that there is no conclusive evidence that assad ordered those chemical incidents on august twenty first they don't want to hear that they want to pursue beyond that and just just deal with what we must do assuming now you don't assume those things you need proof of them so why don't they want to hear it why don't they seem to want to take the information that let's it way you say you've got evidence t

-- persecuted, some of the media asked for forgiveness, apart from the oldest media, funded by the cia, who was funded to take down salvador allende: now to september 11th - 9/11. >> the last words chileans ever heard from their president salvador allende were these... >> general augusto pinochet's military called the bombings - operation silence. the effect was lasting, going beyond the two stations. the chilean media were silenced and would stay that way for almost two decades of >> >> translation: those of us that lived in chile at the time faced the reality of daily life - the censorship, history which had been taken over by the media. all the tv channels were controlled by the dictatorship. >> >> translation: those supportive of the government that were not supportive of the government were closed. newspapers and other media could continue to publish. there was a lot of self-censorship to prevent people learning what was going on, definitely. >> >> translation: it was like a kind of scits freenia, a kind of bipolar era. we lived in harsh times. the media showed a country that did

no one in the cia was told not to talk. that they were never told to sign non disclosure agreements about what happened. >> some have gone to their lawyers and we have been in touch with law firms. we are getting reports that they are polygraphing people. now they are doing it several times a month. they are not sharing the information. we should have public hearings and john brennan should testify. he was at the white house when this happened. unless you have a select committee. you will never find out what happened. it was on a private session and he flew out at an event where they charged $1200 a ticket. you need public hearings if it is not public and you need to subpoena the people. so i have little confidence in this at all. they will say this and do the opposite. many employees of the cia live in fear. a couple of kids in college own a house in virginia. you are not going to risk your career. unless you are brought in and john brennan helped put together this policy. one year has gone by. ty w5oods family wants the s

including around ever our community or in george tenet the director of the cia and then is of course against the law to lying to congress so i guess there is circumstantial evidence that there is more than that as well. right and we have about a minute left but i want to touch upon the enterprise called the bank of credit and commerce international what is this and why should we be concerned about it. will be c c i was a known terrorism network that was shut down in the early ninety's and then banned by the united arab. people should know that richard clarke the teacher is an expert in the united states was basically a representative of their efforts and had warned him on several occasions of cia traitors to start to go ok to some of the c.b.c. and i'm. one of several scenes grammar again as with kissinger associates had meetings with. refused to release documents to the senator. over there scandal. well it's been called the world's sleaziest bank by time magazine in the early ninety's maybe we should be looking a lot more carefully at this and have been arayan amazing to have you on

sources say call lede al immediatehaar was on the cia terrorism watch list for over a year. fbi sources say by the time they got the information, he had been in the country for as much as seven weeks and couldn't be found. >> i've been basically covering the arab community the last couple of days noticing a real backlash. >> understand, we have to be -- we have -- [ inaudible ]. >> i pledge to you that i will prosecute these crimes of hate to the fullest extent of the law. >> tuesday's attacks created another urgent problem. how to rebuild an already weak economy now reeling from $5 billion in property loss. >> millions of americans mourned and prayed and tomorrow we go back to work. >> there still is officially a search and rescue mission here and ground zero. >> of course, the feeling is growing more realistic that no one could have survived the devastating onslaught witnessed here last tuesday. all the steam and smoke and ash still slowly bep ohs into the morning sky here in new york. the sun is beginning to come up over manhattan. >> president bush is arriving this momen

. >> the hollywood reporter says she's landed a starring role on a new cia drama being developed right now. same people that did the following which is the show i love. the one with kevin bacon. >> she's like a cia agent who was hand picked to give the president his daily briefing. they say it's like scandal meets the west wipg.>> she's so unlik. i don't know what it is about her. her husband could not be a nicer guy. >> she has to have some redeeming qualities. >> exactly. she has to. and one time i remember the police or firefighters showed up because the neighbors complained about the noise they were making. >> i had that happen a couple times. >> a diva on the streets and freak if in the sheets. >> your girls were doing -- let me out! >> apple released the iphone 5-c and iphone 5-s. >> you realize we'll be having the exact same conversation from thousand. the iphone 6. >> new of the new comes in silver, gold and a color called spacey gray. when i first glanced at it, i thought instead of suri, it would be the voice of macy gray. >> can i help you? >> yeah. i was just wondering the

through the years, dave has actually helped cotton the cia to send him active-duty cia officers to new york to help them build these programs. the architect of what is known as the democrat fixed and come at the unit that eavesdrops in neighborhoods. that architect was an active-duty cia officer named larry sanchez. again, another unprecedented move. the cia is not supposed to be collecting or directing collection inside the united states. the lines have blurred after 9/11. after we started reporting on this in 2011, then cia director david petraeus decided it didn't look good to have the cia guy acted duty, sitting inside the municipal police department so they pulled them home and say now, if the cia and n.y.p.d. want to collaborate, they have to go through official channels. there can't be this sort of murky area. >> host: elisabeth for ari posts on our twitter feed, what do you think about the case against bruce ivan, which are reported non. first of all, who is bruce ivan's? >> guest: bruce ivan is the scientist who was about to be charged in the 2011 anthrax killing, but took his

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