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Different kind of methodology. >> lets take a look at the usa today poll. this is interesting. would you vote for) donald trum if he ran as an independent. this was taken before the comments yesterday. 68% say yes. his supporters will vote for him as an independent. thats great news for hillary clinton,cpñ it not. >> i think i just heard a scream south of the capital building. yeah, the chairman and big guy over there at the rnc. thats the problem. it really is. its only a problem if the rnc an...

>> great fto see you. >> lets talk about the latest numbers. and i guess the positive on all this this, 71% of republicans think that donald trump is not being insulting. hes actually speaking out and speaking his mind out. is that what you think will carry trump through the primaries? >> i think its a little bit more than that, but republicans are the best ones to decide who best represents them. but i also think that methodology is extremely important when be looking at these polls, particular...

Emanuel but also for anita alvarez. she is up next year. from the people i spoke to, she is in very serious trouble. the reason that the ronald johnson case is now vexing people who dont understand the methodology of her office is they resisted releasing this video of this shooting that happened before laquan mcdonald. in the context of laquan mcdonald, which again, the city held on to that video and held off on making a decision in the case of anita alvarez for 14 months so when you have an off...

Propagate its message and somewhere somebody in some basement is getting self-radicalized and goes out and kills a bunch of people. >> thats a very real challenge. its one that proceeded isil. ive presumed it will be one that will endure beyond isil and its defeat. what isil has done, perhaps more effectively of some of its predecessors is utilized social media. the other thing thats attracted foreign fighters is this methodology of the caliphate. were focusing on shrinking the

The -- the devices that were built were very similar to -- or right out of a play book by al qaeda, the inspire magazine talking about, you know, the target selection right out of the inspire magazine. so you know, whether its -- whether he belonged to a terrorist group, he was inspired by the methodology or the inspiration or whatever term you want to put there. you know, thats where were at with this. >> i know you want to say something. >> i agree. >> thank you, gentlemen, appreciate it. th...

Had been on the fbi radar because of some contacts they had made, but the investigation basically went nowhere, didnt seem to amount to anything, and the fbi kind of dropped the investigation. obviously, the methodology is going to be looked at again after whats happened here? >> itll be interesting to see what the actual allegations were that put them on the fbis radar screen and how that all transpired. a lot of people get on the fbis radar screen, and a lot of times resources are expended to ...

Operation and you can have someone inspired and put out the call on the network and gets back to raqqah. raqqah says these are special operatives. we need to handle them in a methodology so that u.s. intelligence doesnt get wind of them. let them go there. like the 1993 world trade cen r er bombing, they sent in an expert, a ringer to do the first attack and quite possible that there is someone either in the united states or has had direct communications to this team and gave them the inspiratio...

Methodology. >> if you are invited to go onto a poll on line and vote for who you think won a debate or who you think the best candidate is, if you stumble upon that while you were surfing around the internet, that isnt even a poll. thats just how many times can you get people to click a button. and candidates try to manipulate those. they urge their supporters go there and vote. >> there are a lot of on-line polls that arent representative. there is a lot of what we call rvi polls where its an ...

I have trained a lot of these military units in the last 15 years in the israeli methodology. theyre excellent tools, but theyre purely a defensive mechanism after the fact. but theyre very useful. theyre an important piece. >> great insight. thank you for being with us for another hour. we appreciate that youre going to stay with us and help make sense of all this. stand by. well come back to you in the next hour. thank you so much. >> thank you. next, well tell you why parisians are turning ...

Advisers and trainers not only with the iraqi security forces down to the battalion level but al with the sunni tribes wanting to fight isis and with the kurds. i think we can provide more weapons to those groups. i think we can provide forward air controllers or spotters. i think we need to take another look at our intelligence to see if were being aggressive enough there, and to see if some of the restrictions that have been placed on nsa in recent -- in the last year or two should be reversed...