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Week . Its not. Its only wednesday. Its 4 00 in new york. We have had two days of testimony in the first criminal trial of an american expresident. We have learned so much. We have heard extraordinary details of a conspiracy to interfere in a president ial election. The prosecutions first witness, former National Enquirer ceo david pecker painted a vivid picture of that explicit agreement between himself and the expresident , one of mutual benefit. Negative stories about donald trump are bought ...

claim provides evidence hamas headquarters is under al-shifa, a claim nbc news has not verified. secretary blinken says the u.s. does have intelligence similar to israels. >> we have our own information that command and control nodes are located either in or under hospitals. there are several of them. this is something thats really monstrous. >> this as families mourn the loss of two israeli hostages found dead in the last 48 hours. secret talks continue to try to secure a larger hosta...

and stamina versus a four timed indicted and lie able for sexual abuse and ex president and his meetings to business leaders reveal a candidate would is more erratic now than ever before, who appears to be in a race against himself to say and do the most incoherent and inexplicable thing. his spewing of lies and delusions presented a unique challenge to anyone trying to talk to him let alone challenge him on the stage and tv. trump is free from a gag order that held him back from smear...

>> i remember maybe a week after the election was called, i popped into the oval just to, like, give the president the headlines and see how he was doing, and he was looking at the tv, and he said, can you believe i lost to this effing guy? >> in the motorcade ride driving back to the white house and i said does the president really think that he lost. he said a lot of times hell tell me that he lost but he wants to keep fighting it. he thinks there might be enough to overturn the election, but ...

Spectrum. it is frustrating to come here night after, night talk about the latest development but no one seems to care about. >> there is a pattern for how you get people out of, cult that first radicalization process, the problem is it is not skill. you need to confront people with their, ideals not from directly at the figure they have attached themselves to for reasons of the saving face, but remind them of what their own alleged beliefs, were and let him de-escalate. right now, the environme...

Of laws apply, federally and state. if you are talking about this radicalization process, we are into this, as been referred to, the free speech dilemma. and that is, where do you draw the line? and up until now, of course, the line has been drawn, almost to the point where you have to wait for the violence to happen or be clearly articulated in a pending planning phase. and somehow weve got to get law enforcement more partnered with social media. social media has to do much more to -- as been s...

Radicalization process, whether its a call and response between trump and the extremist groups. we heard about the reaction right now. we have data to defend that trump absolutely impacted response after he said to the proud boys, stand back and stand by. we now have the data to defend it. he impacted this. what are we doing about the social media threat that still continues? >> chuck, what do you think about that? the fact that a twitter employee was given anonymity. they felt like they were at...

Happens all we learn about these things after the fact. >> well, i know this is going to sound very easy but the first thing i focus on as a law enforcement guy is why is a convicted balloon in possession of. again that is a big big red mark, and we need to figure out how he got a gun as a repeatedly convicted felon. , so hes likely in illegal possession of the gun. thats the easy part, the radicalization par year referring to is something that we as a society stock come to grips with. the role ...

Frank. >> yeah, theres two -- at least two really valuable things about this podcast. first, its not special because it reflects a unique aberration in radicalization, rather, its special because it typifies the radicalization process and i mean, not just with regards to right-wing violent ideology but rather, it is right in step with what i have seen in my career with regard to international terrorism and recruitments violent jihad. even to why teenagers join gangs, street gangs in cities. youv...

Gönül Tol is the founding director of the Middle East Institute’s Turkey program and a senior fellow for the Frontier Europe Initiative. She is also an adjunct professor at George Washington University’s Institute for Middle East Studies. After three years of field research in Germany and the Netherlands, she wrote her dissertation on the radicalization of the Turkish Islamist movement Milli Gorus in Western Europe.