CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer pressed White House Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes on President Obama wanting to train people in Syria and Iraq to fight ISIS even though “that’s been a total failure” on Monday’s “Situation Room.” Blitzer said,
A Florida sheriff released a video Sunday on Facebook hoping to help citizens fend off terrorists, saying he has “had enough” of them. In a nearly seven-minute video, Brevard County, FL Sheriff Wayne Ivey said he wants his county’s citizens to be
Monday on CNN’s “The Lead,” Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR), a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said after his Sunday night address, expressed his concerns about President Barack Obama’s leadership in taking on the Islamic State and what that
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The Obama administration is encouraging the 8.8 million eligible lawful permanent residents to become U.S. citizen with efforts aimed at raising awareness about the process and pressing more immigrants to naturalize. The citizenship agency released two versions of a video: one in English and one in Spanish.
Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) argued, “oo many members of this administration, probably the president himself” believe” we have brought Islamic terror attacks on ourselves” in an interview with Milwaukee’s WTMJ’s Charlie Sykes on Monday. Johnson pointed to Secretary of State John Kerry’s
Kentucky Senator and GOP presidential candidate Rand Paul criticized “Bush, Rubio, Christie, all these big government Republicans” who “ought to think a little bit more about how we actually defend our borders” on Monday’s “Laura Ingraham Show.” Rand said, “Well,
[Language warning] Monday on Fox News Channel’s “Outnumbered,” while discussing President Barack Obama’s speech on terrorism, panelist Stacey Dash said she felt like Obama didn’t “give a shit” Dash said, “It’s ridiculous. His speech was an epic fail. It was like
Prime Minister David Cameron has praised the man who shouted “You ain’t no Muslim bruv” at the Leytonstone terror attacker this weekend. The man can be heard on video shouting the remark at Muhaydin Mire as he was restrained by
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On Monday, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said that the U.S. cannot “vilify” all American Muslims in the wake of the terrorist attacks in Paris, France and San Bernardino, CA. Johnson said, “In the current environment the answer
Monday on Fox Business Network’s “Varney & Company,” Fox News military analyst retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Ralph Peters attacked President Barack Obama for his speech a night earlier, in which he addressed the country about the threat of terrorism to the United
Bloomberg Politics Managing Editor Mark Halperin stated President Obama’s Sunday speech was “not good for the country” and “nothing new, and no sense of bipartisanship” on Monday’s broadcast of NBC’s “Today.” Halperin said he was “surprised” that the president didn’t
Los Angeles Lakers guard Nick Young was ejected from Sunday’s game against the Detroit Pistons when he shoved Pistons forward Anthony Tolliver after a hard foul. “I didn’t punch him or nothing,” Young told ESPN. “I pushed him. It shouldn’t be that bad.”
Monday on NBC’s “Today,” network chief foreign affairs correspondent Andrea Mitchell said President Barack Obama’s Oval Office address on terrorism did failed to outline a new strategy, to which she deemed to be a “problem.” Mitchell said she thought Obama describing terrorism as like
Monday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Republican presidential candidate former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL) said it is clear after President Barack Obama’s Sunday Oval Office address on the threat of terrorism that he doesn’t view it as a war against ISIS,
Monday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” host Joe Scarborough expressed his disappointment in President Barack Obama’s address to the nation a night earlier. According to Scarborough, Obama’s effort on Sunday was underwhelming because it failed to reveal anything new to the
Sunday following President Barack Obama’s address to the nation about the threat of terrorism, Sen. Ben Sasse (R-NE) offered his response in video posted to YouTube. Sasse explained that we were not at war with “terrorism,” which he said was a
Sunday on a special broadcast of “Justice with Judge Jeanine” on the Fox News Channel, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, warned another September 11, 2001-type attack is coming to the United States. Graham also
