Shadowing-Übung: ‘TERROR’: This should be ‘VERY ALARMING’ for Americans, says Todd Blanche - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit YouTube

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We're joined by Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche.
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General Blanche, good to have you with us today.
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Thank you for joining me.
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Of course.
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So tell me a little bit about how he was arrested,
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al-Sayedi, and how he, was he brought to this country?
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Was he already in the United States?
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What can you share on that, Attorney General?
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This was a remarkable effort by our FBI,
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Director Patel leadership, and our international partners.
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And we were able to intercept
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and get in the middle of this man's attempts to wreak havoc and terrorize not only the United States, Canada, Europe.
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And so we were able to introduce an undercover working with our law enforcement partners.
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So I think what our U.S attorney just said is dead on,
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that President Trump's leadership around the world allows us to have the credibility
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and the partnerships to allow us to work with folks overseas.
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And that's what happened here.
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So he was brought here and appeared in court earlier today.
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And it is a, on the one hand,
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should be very alarming to the people in this country
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that there are men around the world trying to exact this sort of terror.
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On the other hand, it shows the success of good law enforcement work
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and good police work and working hard to protect our borders,
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which is what we do every single day.
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And so this investigation is ongoing.
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It's just a complaint.
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I expect the next steps will be an indictment.
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And obviously, we're still investigating and gonna make sure that anybody
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that was involved with him will be brought to justice as well.
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Was he picked up in Iraq?
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And when was he brought to the United States?
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He was recently brought to the United States.
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I want to be careful talking about the operation,
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so I don't put anybody in danger.
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But it's enough to say that this was an effort that included not only the FBI,
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but our law enforcement partners overseas as well.
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Yeah, great work on their part.
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Can you tell us how imminent this synagogue attack in New York City was?
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And we understand that there were many plans that he was overseeing.
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But how imminent was this attack?
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Well, if you look at what the complaint alleges,
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and again, it was with an undercover.
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And so we were able to introduce an undercover.
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But there was an expectation that this would happen very,
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very soon and that it would happen,
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you know, not in years to come, but now.
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And so
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if you accept the complaint talking about how his goal was
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to try to stop the United States from the work that we're doing in Iran,
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then obviously he wanted it done as soon as possible.
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So this was a real serious terrorist threat to this country.
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And I want to thank the FBI.
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And we should all thank the FBI
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and the prosecutors in New York for really putting together a good case and stopping this.
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Yeah, we're showing some images of the arrest
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and the movement by the FBI of this suspect that we just got in, Attorney General.
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It also says in the complaint at least one other expected to be brought to and arrested by the SDNY.
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What can you tell us about that?
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Well, as the complaint lays out there,
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he was not acting alone.
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We don't believe that.
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And it wasn't just the undercover.
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And so co-conspirators were obviously actively investigating and going to try to bring everybody to justice.
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And I don't want to get ahead of the men
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and women of the FBI doing their work and tip our hand there.
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But I assure you that in the coming days and weeks,
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to the extent that there's other folks that we catch involved,
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you will hear from us.
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Yeah.
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I mean, obviously, this is a huge concern because Iran feels pushed back on their heels.
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There have been, you know,
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these tremendous attacks that have decimated their conventional military.
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And we know just in their own history
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and their DNA is to resort to terrorism and to use these proxies to do exactly that,
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to attack Americans.
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So what would you say to the American public?
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Should they change their behavior in any way?
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As you look at the,
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you know better than the rest of us,
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the dimension of this threat.
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Look, this is exactly why President Trump is doing what he's doing,
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why he's protecting the American people.
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He has said that there is no scenario under which he will allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon.
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Why is that?
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Well, at least in large part,
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It's what we saw today,
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because we have a country that for decades and decades has wanted nothing more than to destroy the United States of America.
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And so President Trump is saying, stop it.
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And not surprising, there's resistance to that.
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And this was one example of that today.
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But the resolve of our military,
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the resolve of President Trump and this administration is done exactly to stop this type of conduct.
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And so this is a stark reminder of why we're doing what we're doing.
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Yeah.
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Well, it looks like a great operation,
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and we hope that it's fruitful in terms of bringing in anyone else who's linked to it,
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because clearly this is a very obvious and prevalent threat that we face here as Americans.
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I want to ask you about the Raul Castro indictment and where that stands.
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We know that John Ratcliffe,
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the head of the CIA,
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was in Cuba on the ground with some of of Castro's folks,
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let's say, the other day.
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Where is this going, Attorney General?
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Well, there's absolutely no public information around any indictment that's been leaked or discussed on various news outlets.
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And I assure you and I assure the American people that
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if and when there's a time to talk about that, we will.
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Obviously, what we are doing in Florida,
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what we're doing here with respect to Cuba is something that's been happening for a long time,
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and we're not slowing down.
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And you've heard our Secretary of State and President Trump talk about what we're doing in Cuba.
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But as far as any rumors around that indictment,
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I can't comment on that.
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All right.
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Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche,
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thank you very much, sir.
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Great to have you with us today.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.

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