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Talking to himself and acting strange for the last week or so. >> as we have learned over the last several years, the self-radicalized are the most difficult to attack before the attack. >> this guy has also been locked up several times. what happened. i think he has seven arrests in the last three years. he had one arrest for carrying a gun. he got two years for that but they let him out on parole. this guy should be in jail. >> still trying to determine if this was mental illness, isis inspire...

Internet, coming in over twitter, that we are very careful about it. we have to make sure that that kind of philosophy does not take hold in this country. unfortunately, we have open communication in this world. people can pick up all kinds of recruitment from all over the place. i dont know how somebody like that radicalizes. just like i dont know how somebody who is naturally born in the united states would think to identify with a group as despicable as isis. >> david leopold, appreciate you ...

He has severe nerve damage. it will be some time before he is back up and at it but amazing he has survived. the authorities now going through the home serving warrants on every address of edward archer throughout the area, trying to understand whether his claims of pledging allegiance to isis, thats the reason he did it, whether there is any substance to it. was he in contact with anyone in the u.s. or outside or was he just essentially a self-radicalized lone wolf? >> thank you so much. lets b...

We also need to be true to our purpose of why this country was founded, as a safe haven to people all over the world seeking freedom. >> you have a good point, though. hardin entered the u.s. as an iraqi refugee in 2009. he was granted permanent status in 2011. how does someone go from taking refuge here in the u.s. to wanting to join a terrorist group against the country. do you believe he came with that intent initially? >> i think that is hard to say. how does somebody born in the united stat...

Check. when you are critical of the u.s.s attempt to tap down, to eliminate isis, is it a lack of resources or is it an ineffective strategy from your perspective? >> i believe that we need a more comprehensive strategy to really begin to degrade and dismantle isil. one, the military option is always there. we recognize that. of course, our first job is to keep americans and our country safe. having said that, we have to look at how we can broaden this strategy to make sure the region is leading...

Of the american immigration lawyers association. >> good morning. >> good morning. as we have learned about thats family members of the suspect from california, they are under arrest for transporting stolen phones and computers across state line. what is this doing to the case to allow more refugees to be allowed to settle in the u.s.? >> these two radicalized well before isis and came into the united states well before isis existed. the point is, wie need to be vigilant and keep our borders sec...

When you look at and cite the 2001 resolution to use force, that resolution and the one that authorized the use of force, the military war against iraq, those are still being used now in terms of the u.s. mission in this new war. so minimally, we need to have a debate in congress, which is what im saying and many others are saying now and we need to put forth a new authorization which would set forth what, in fact, the american people and congress deem necessary to really begin to dismantle and ...

That somehow he was incapacitated by u.s.-led coalition air strikes and temporarily replaced but this tape now shows hes clearly in the game. >> no doubt about it. its about 34 minutes long. its audio, not video, but thats not unusual. al baghdadi has made eight known public addresses since he declared himself to be the head of the caliphate called isis. back in 2010 when he made that. since then hes only done one video from that mosque after capturing mosul last year. this new recording was rel...

They have been treated or provided for? >> that is sexy right. he has been seen viciously secretary and favoring development in shiite areas, favoring appointments, and the sunni areas have been underserved and treated in many ways a threat to the central government. these people, the sunnis whether they be people that rose up to kill al qaeda, in 2005, these people in many cases are joining with isis, with this group that is taking over northern iraq. jenna: they see it as a better option than ...

Accused of climbing a fence to get onto her west l.a. property. she was reportedly home at the time and locked herself inside the room. jenna: now back the crisis in iraq, we are waiting the president making a decision on the way forward about 12:30 eastern time. this amid word terrorist affiliated with the state of iraq and syria or isis as it is now known is in charge of iraqs largest oil refinery. as we have learned a lot about isis, an article on how isis wins the hearts and minds of the pop...