>> i mean just take the case of pakistan. i'm sure manyiewers have no idea that the pakistani army has launched a major offensive in the last 60 weeks or so in north waziristan. they have displaced more than a half a million people which is more than the number of displaced people in gaza. 1500 civilians are believed to be dead. pakistani army calls it antiterrorist operation. they found terrorist tunnels. sound familiar, right? found munitions factories used by terrorists. yet the world effectively not only slugs its shoulders but doesn't even know about this. similar things happening in terms of boko haram. arthel: tell m me why you beliee this is the case, bret. >> quite frankly because it happens to be the jewish state on one side of the conflict and seems to be incrediblep sometimes for anti-semetic reasons to condemn military operations while the world is completely indifferent to muslims in some other countries. arthel: referring to killing of other muslims by muslims you're saying. >> last week, 2,000 persons, they we

in pakistan. there is a precedence in this administration to going across the border and i don't see why we are not crossing the border in syria and making the strikes that need to be made and destabilize isis and make them focus on containing them. >> and lieutenant colonel bill cowan, thank you. >> thanks, jon as always. >> we want to hear from you. >> do you think that america should expand air strikes and target it in syria our live chat is up and running. and click on america's asking and get in on the conversation. >> we are expecting an update on the earthquake recovery efforts taking place in california. as we head to the news briefing. we'll see where adam housely is standing by. we were downtown and going over where the injuries were. and this is the wine you normally see if the store. and go inside and see what they are dealing with now. it is a game of pick up sticks with barrels. these are barrel upon barrel piled on each other. and inside of these barrels is 25 cases of wine and they

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you recall that daniel pearl was beheaded by his al-qaeda kidnappers in pakistan. his cantors released a videotape of his execution. in may 2004, nick berg was beheaded in iraq by an islamic extremist that posted the video on line. and a extremist group in saudi arabia bewoulded paul m. johnson junior. and a britter solder was murdered in the streets of london by two islamic fanatics as he left his barracks. >> and former attorney generally sullivan won the alaska gop primary. he will take on mark begich in november. here's the latest with this. >> dan? >> hey, molly. this is a big victory for the republican establishment that got behind dan sullivan and figured he was the best chance of flipping the all important u.s. september seat. karl rove and his pack threw a million dollars over the race and attacking begich and this is sullivan's first run for officers and he was tested. joe miller had a strong second place finish. and getting miller's enthusiastic supporters will be key for sullivan. he will have to tie begich to president obama who is unpopular in alaska.

people coming across the border in the hundreds from egypt, somalia, yemen and our dear friends in pakistan. this is darby reporting that 71 people from the countries in africa where the ebola virus is loose, that is the new epidemic, 71 people from those countries have been detained at the border. the only question is how many weren't detained? how many people with the ebola virus, which is no cure and no vaccine are walking around america today precisely because the obama administration has been so lax on border security? jon: ha about that, alan? >> here is another piece that the media has been lax in reporting, the president has sent back 1.9, almost two million people here undocumented and why isn't that getting the kind of coverage it should get? because this president has a better record than any previous president in terms of stopping the undocumented from onlying in and getting the undocumented out of the country. whether or not you agree with those policies, that's what he's done and that gets very little attention. jon: but many say it was the president's authorization of childre

indefinitely to strike terrorists if and when a pop-up their head in places like the tribal areas, pakistan or eastern afghanistan. might move back to some of the areas and still present in some parts of those areas as well so i am not saying we should do any long-term favors forever indefinitely to the afghan, they need our help a little bit longer. more to do with striking al qaeda and similar terrorist organizations which i agree are serious threats to make serious threats and we cannot let down our guard. jenna: is that the right way to go in afghanistan? >> michael and ird are friends but we have a little bit of a difference of degree. we need to be extremely cautious particularly in iraq. we need to let that war play itself out because isis is a well-organized, a fighting force carrying across northern iraq and syria, they have started a war in the last couple of days in lebanon. afghanistan, i have no problem with small and long-term counterterrorist president of special forces and intelligence gatherers in afghanistan, i think michael is right here, he is wrong increasing our presen

he thought that al qaeda basically was a criminal gang hoyled up in the frontier areas of pakistan. you kill their leaders and that is the end. unfortunately that is not true. it is worldwide idealogical movement that has real staying power. he also couldn't admit to himself that his policy of passivity and retreat in syria and iraq had created predicate for this catastrophe. jon: so why this sudden turn around, ab? why is the defense secretary saying that this is an imminent threat to the united states? >> well, what you heard from our top two military officials yesterday who i don't think were being unis a borednant and sent out by the commander-in-chief to begin a campaign to convince the public was that isis is unlike anything we've ever seen. those are secretary hagel's words. more sophisticated, better funded, more easily able to attract and radicalize westerners. more threatening than anything we've ever seen. and so what they were doing was, preparing i think, the public for a change in strategy, even though they said that we wouldn't be attacking isis inside of syria. they