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To different groups and the governor of new york says that people convicted of hate crime, they have to undergo machine todayer to prevention. is there any way to know how effective the deradicalization programs and this training is? do we know? >> it is a two part problem. the first one there are monies available for people and i just spoke with several of my colleagues in the nonprofit space with these community members who said what can we do. specifically looking at houses of worship, how do...

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To be no longer a threat to the general public. >> yeah. just to speak to the difficulties going forward when it comes to other radicals who are being sent back to various european countries, not just the uk. what happens with them? >> well, yes, exactly. and this is the big challenge. there are deradicalization programs which i think are still in a very, very good degree of immaturi immaturity. these individuals, weve got to remember, theyre unlike other criminals, although in many regards most...

Uk, but across europe and potentially north america, too. >> i was going to ask you that, that its going to color the debate in those already in custody and when youve got a situation where even those who have gone through the system and are slipping through the cracks, it speaks to the challenge of those not yet sent home to european countries. >> and this huge question mark as to whether rehabilitation/deradicalization actually works. countries like saudi arabia have deradicalization programs,...

You know, its hard to stop everything, but is this a security failure of sorts? >> well, its a very difficult one to say at this particular time, michael, with the little bit of information that we have. but i think my speculation will draw more to the deradicalization programs run here in the united kingdom. and this is under the bearer of what we call the contest strategy. one of the biggest tests we face when a radical individual is convicted and sent to prison, the problem is they can then a...

Guys set to come out over the next several years. >> sandra: on that point, john, dont overlook that point. you are calling for a major review of how were dealing with imprisoned terrorists. many more are coming on in the next few years. what are the chances that review process can take place before we see another early release like this one? >> i think it has to happen immediately. weve got to figure out is the bureau of prisons actually talking to our national security apparatus? is there acti...

Wanted to leave would be arrested or killed at least thats about what they claim so rather than lets talk about what happens to them if they if they do come back im aware of what sort of level of success countries are had with sort of the radicalization programs for returning i asked fighters and associates. what its pretty early in a note very few functioning examples of such programs because most countries believed to still either die or we can we can mostly refuse to take him which is legally...

Qaeda around a decade ago when it was defeated. there were only a few members left after the u.s. led a search campaign to target the group. however, you know, a few years later, before isis emerged from the ashes of al qaeda and iraq. so, we have to remember that military defeat is not enough. you need a comprehensive long-term strategy. i emphasize the word very. we really need, i would say, a ten-year strategy to handle the isis aftermath. deradicalization programs, addressing with government...

Enough in my view to really fully counter isis. we have seen similar sixes in the past in afghanistan. even in iraq, whereas rolling back troops to the bare minimum and weve had jihadists extremist groups come back. so as i said, the battle is far from over. >> what about the situation around isis brides or children born into the caliphate forced to live in these camps that are out there. what is the path for them in your view? what happens? >> welsh when it comes to those who come from western ...