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Thats -- is it possible that thats what the fbi is looking for in these hard drives, that they may have recovered or telephones, a burner foe phone which may have given them the go ahead signal, thats possible. for marquez to have been talking about that, he ago an interesting character. i think he was mulling around the concept of terrorism. hes the type of guy isis would like to have on board because, you know, he may have a mental defect and he may just be the kind of person to carry out the ...

What this has done is this isnt likely at this point. it was just sort of a we need to be prepared for this sort of conversation. but it allows people like ben carson who are outsiders to say, look, the establishment is trying to rig who wins this thing. and it gives him something to actually push back against. which i think is a fairly smart strategy on his part. >> there will be some fire works in cleveland, how much do you bet? >> i will not take that back. a quick update on the president, ...

>> so we have been talking about enrique marquez, this friend of farooks whom the fbi has been questioning certainly. he purchased the rifles that farook and malik used in the attack and authorities say hes been cooperative, not considered a suspect at this time. but "the new york times" reports that marquez would talk about terrorism and sleeper cells at a tavern where he worked. first of all, isis and sleeper cells, do they rely on sleeper cells to carry out their attacks? >> well, up to this ...

Couples to carry out jihadist attacks? >> no, heretofore it hadnt been an isis tactic. what were seeing is a tactic theyll start to rely on in external operations. in parts of the world they absolutely do not allow women to operate any terrorist operations. they have two women control organizations. and theyre designed for women to make sure that women, you know, are adhering to the islamic principles. not showing themselves. but al qaeda in iraq during the early 1980s did carry out the type of ...