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Attackers, were they born in great britain or outside of the country and moving in there. the great deal of terrorists in particular within europe is coming from people born within the countries they attack. isnt that right? >> thats right. this is where the threat comes from, and it begs the question, what is the domestic policy thats in place to prevent these things? the uk is struggling with trying to get certain countering radicalization programs really going, the prevent program, for exampl...

We need a global effort that identifies the threat and goes to his court to eliminate it. >> and that means kill the terrorists, right? >> it means kill the terrorists, weve had a number of individuals have left guantánamo bay. theyve gone back to do radicalization programs in saudi arabia and we have found those programs have been very ineffective. we have not found a way to counter the ideology to get people to change their beliefs back to something that is nonthreatening. >> thank you for be...

President trump is a businessman, right? thats his whole thing. and its about showing support for the saudis against iran, hence the billion dollar arms deal. the speech was very nice, the wording was very nice and yes, the muslim world does need to do more, this is something that is the responsibility of the muslim world. >> did these leaders hear a challenge of whats next? >> i think they did, at this level when a speech is made, its a very basic generic message and then the details will begin...

Metastasize? >> great word. >> it has to be a political, economic, cultural solution to this issue and a deradicalization to destroy the ideology. however, most military analysts who i speak to, including former nato officials, including cnn analysts, military an lives say right now there needs to be a military solution. you have to eradicate isis and thats not going to happen with some nice deradicalization programs or slow, play the long game. >> it will be mike makes right for two main reason...

Sucked into the utopian world that offers answers. young people have malleable ideas. >> lets talk about the how. the half way house this minnesota teen was sent to, theres been some criticism level from the daily beast revealing they have no experience in deradicalization. the question becomes -- who are the right groups or former jihadist that was deradicalized. how do you do it? >> these are excellent questions. i dont think theres actually any set answer. on the one hand, if you look at the ...

Fighting alongside isis or you can look at it as them simply fighting the predominantly shia-led government. because at this point in time they feel like they have no other choice. again, the vast majority of muslims who you speak to do not want to live under that kind of rule. >> you know, nic robertson, kimberly dozier made a good point about how baghdadi was hed by u.s. forces for years and by all accounts became more radicalized by the experience. how successful or unsuccessful have been the...

We want to focus on one of the big questions here, the why. whats the why behind acts of terror? we may not know the specific motive yet in the boston marathon attack. >> terrorism in general is often used to cause widespread fear and panic. for more on the mind-set of people who commit terrorist attacks we turn to clinical psychologist jeff gardere. for several days we wanted to know the who. now we know the who, who authorities think did this and we want to know the why. why do people use terr...