take? well, the policy implications are fat nating because their conclusions are first of all that people do not enter here radicalized. second that parents do not come and are not radicalized when they arrive nor do that become radicalized. who becomes radicalized? the children become radicalized some 16 years later and how can we intervene? well, they have proposals. there are policy implications for this. that working with religious groups, working with community groups, working with adolescents could prevent the eventual radicalization of those who do become violent years later. but they do not learn this from their parents and they do not arrive this way. nor do their parents. that has important implications. it means as you ve pointed out that, extreme vetting whatever that is, doesn t work, isn t necessary and second of all that there are things we can do in communities. and i m thinking back to you did an exit interview with jeh
him overnight hadn his exit interview with the wall street journal saying flatly he never leaked any information excoriating president-elect donald trump for some of the comments he made about intelligence commercial including comparing the leaks to nazi germany. privately they say look ultimately the president-elect does havrespect for the intelligence community but it s something that hasn t been reflected in if public comments of the president-elect himself. it s hard to see how he convinces the american public of that. of course katie you know better than anyone this is how he functioned as a candidate. this worked for him. this is what got him to the white house. so the sense he is all of a sudden going to aidan done this posture of constantly being in a state of conflict abandon this posture of constantly being
information and our assessments to be swallowed whole. it s when these are allegations made about leaking or about dishonesty or lack of integrity. that s what i think the line is crossed. so really a blistering exit interview from the outgoing cia director. you have a number of experts really calling on mr. trump to try to bridge this divide with his intelligence community. they say this is a matter of national security, steph. all right, thanks, kristen. i m not just excited this morning to be here in d.c. i am super excited about this panel. cokie roberts, veteran journalist, syndicated columnist and senior news analyst for npr and author, you better get this book if you ve got kids ladies of liberty, the women who shaped our nation. and ron plain former chief of staff to joe biden. i want to start with these polls. does donald trump have an argument to make here? saying, fine, 40%. whatever. did you see the polls a few months ago? you all had it wrong.