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>> weve lived with violent extremists for decades. right? especially on the right. you can go back to the 90s, 2000s. eric rudolph, you know, the oklahoma city bomber. what were seeing now, though, is not just these far fringe individuals. were seeing regular individuals that are being radicalized. and what happens is theres a central theme in radicalization and domestic extremism, and thats this theme of aggrievement. this theme of someones taking something away from you, life isnt going to be ...

Of aggrievement that nobodys listening, nobodys caring about them. - i mean, western pa played a pivotal role in helping elect donald trump, and he turned pennsylvania red for the first time since 88, and did it so with a margin of about 44,000 people, a lot of whom, as you referenced, are disaffected democrats. somebody phrased it to me where its like, "if the economys not gonna work for me, then i dont want it to work for anybody." - how does that manifest itself on a local basis for you? - it...

That he could blame on the gop. alt what he wants most of all is more violence. another january six type eventeo ,one that they can blame can bla on the republicans. thats why the left made on theh a big show out of the increasede security when president trump went t in new york this week.t o they want to encourage the narrative that gop voters are dangerous radicals. >> how d how do you predict somebody who probably may not have all de their sanity to begin with , suddenly deciding that theyvev...

Complete animal whos blown up all their traditions. murdoch sees them as stuffy, calcified, elitist. >> this is invariably a liberal elite. >> rupert has always operated from an incredibly privileged perch, but that has not prevented him from feeling a sense of outsiderishness and aggrievement. >> his sense of alienation speaks to every working class brit who knows theyll never be accepted by these people. so he invents a new language for them. >> its articulating the passions of an audience tha...

If you start turning the dial down market, the circulation or the ratings go up. >> he understands what sells -- sex and murder and blood and mayhem. immediately, the london media types see murdoch as this complete animal whos blown up all their traditions. murdoch sees them as stuffy, calcified, elitist. >> this is invariably a liberal elite. >> rupert has always operated from an incredibly privileged perch, but that has not prevented him from feeling a sense of outsiderishness and aggrievement...

If you start turning the dial down market, the circulation or the ratings go up. >> he understands what sells -- sex and murder and blood and mayhem. immediately, the london media types see murdoch as this complete animal whos blown up all their traditions. murdoch sees them as stuffy, calcified, elitist. >> this is invariably a liberal elite. >> rupert has always operated from an incredibly privileged perch, but that has not prevented him from feeling a sense of outsiderishness and aggrievement...

. over the last several decades rupert murdoch. >> revealing through the exclusive reporting how one familys ambitions are shaping business, media and politics around the globe. ♪ ♪ >> rupert has always operated from an incredibly privileged perch but that has not prevented him from feeling a sense of outsiderishness and aggrievement. >> his sense of aknowing hell never be accepted by these people so he invents a new language for them. >> its arcticulating a passion of an audience overlook...

Wave is going to sweep these marginal candidates and office this year. what will happen, ironically, is when they lose trump will say to his base, mitch mcconnell didnt support played masters. mitch mcconnell wasnt beyond doctor oz. he didnt get behind j.d. vance. he will say that and they will accept it as gospel truth. once again -- he will continue to have his hold over the party. there were nothing they like more than feeling aggrieved. this will give them a sense of tremendous aggrievement....

Supreme court decision in the history of that institution that has been lambasted by a whole string of foreign leader. one of these was former prime minister boris johnson. but he paid the price. what really wounded me was when the duke of sussex addressed the united nations and seemed to compare the decision whose name may not be spoken with the russian attack on ukraine. >> alitos speech was focused on protecting religious liberty. that was the overall theme. cnns joan biskupic is joining me n...

Minister boris johnson, but he paid the price. what really wounded me was what the duke of sussex addressed the united nations and seemed to compare the decision whose name may not be spoken with the russian attack on ukraine. >> cnn supreme court analyst joan joins us now. so he seemed to be, while there was sarcasm there, what else did he say? >> reporter: you know, alyson and victor, this was classic samuel alito. these were very familiar themes he was striking. the speech overall was about r...