On the recordJune 1, 2011
While his killing is significant, it does not, of course, mark the end of our effort to fight violent extremism.
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John S. Pistole
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congress.govWhile his killing is significant, it does not, of course, mark the end of our effort to fight violent extremism.
Pistole remarks on the ongoing fight against extremism after bin Laden's death.
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The fact is that he could be charged and maybe charged when he's no longer the president.
If he wasn't the president of the United States, yeah, I think we would have seen obstruction indictment against the person.
The fact that virtually everybody traveling every day is not a terrorist, so why treat them as such?
The fact remains accurate through today and underscores a point that in aviation security, it is not the object per se that is dangerous but the individual who intends to use that object to inflict harm that presents the danger.