Kayleigh McEnany: It Feels Like We’re in the Bygone Era of Terrorism Again

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MCENANY: "Yeah, Harris, it’s so tragic. It feels like we have gone back to a bygone era when we worried about terrorism on, it seemed, like almost a daily basis. I had the honor of writing the story of Kim Copeland. Kim Copeland was from Texas, she lost her little 11-year-old son Sean — Brodie, rather — and her husband Sean in Nice, France, when a refrigerator truck poured through a candy stand and took her little son and her husband’s life. And I saw her tears and it feels like we're back in that moment where innocent has been lost, where terrorism seems to be back. It is such a tragedy to me. One of those officials I mention said to me when we walked out on January 20th, ISIS was obliterated. Al Qaeda was next to nothing. Baghdadi was gone, Soleimani was gone. The Middle East secure, Syria and Iraq, we had gotten ISIS virtually out of those countries, and now these images on our screen, it feels like we have gone back in time seeing these heart-wrenching images and a harrowing new reality in Afghanistan, and sadly beyond."

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