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Have seen three fatal terrorist attacks in less than three months in london. >> i dont think theres any real explanation but in paris and london, western europe, you have people who came there to do jobs that were allowed to stay in never became part of the society. you see the second generation of those families often turning to what the prime minister mentioned. we need to say it, we need to talk about it, our friends were muslim need to admit this extreme sense of islam that results in these ...

They are sort of independent. isis has become sort after franchise in which people sign up and may not have direct contact with isis but they still commit terrorist attacks in the name of this terrorist organization. so getting a better handle on who these people are, how they become radicalized is critical to the safety in europe and here domestically. we have some of the same concerns and same problems. we need to figure out, learn from the people who have committed these attacks, what is thei...

Have seen three fatal terrorist attacks in less than three months in london. >> i dont think theres any real explanation but in paris and london, western europe, you have people who came there to do jobs that were allowed to stay in never became part of the society. you see the second generation of those families often turning to what the prime minister mentioned. we need to say it, we need to talk about it, our friends were muslim need to admit this extreme sense of islam that results in these ...

Yet that is precisely what the internet and the big companies that provide internet-based services provide. >> facebook says it works aggressively to remove terror content, but the big complaint among law enforcement for a long time is encrypted channels that may shield the conversations of people planning terrorist attacks. >> which facebook owns. >> twitter said they move quickly to get terrible content off but anybody onto there you can see this stuff frequently. also she says theresa may say...

Supporters, that reporters are the enemy of the people. >> it sounds like, if he were to come out and say something after a terrorist attack, you would have a hard time trusting what he said. >> i dont think we should be discussing if we had a terrorist attack here. >> why not? >> thats what this is all about. fwhs terrorist attacks. >> it is almost as if theres some goading going on here if we had -- thats not something anyone should wish -- >> no one is wishing form. >> well, there was discuss...

Fighters have been congregating and reaching out over the internet from there to sympathizers in the united states and britain and europe to provoke them and encourage them to carry out terrorist attacks. isis is really pressing the accelerator in terms of getting plots through to change the conversation away from the fact they have been losing terrorist at an increasing rate. >> thank you for that perspective. thank you, gentlemen, for the information. we have more on president trump confirming...

Neely. joining me by phone is michael leiter, the former director of the national counter-terrorism center and nbc national security analyst. michael, first of all, teresa may in her comments this weekend talking about the cyber world and how cyber companies have to be more pro active in trying to stop these threats from being communicated. how realistic is that? >> andrea, its going to be difficult. i think its also quite central to the fight that we and the brits are in. as we talked about so ...

Classified intelligence and describing what they saw as some of most severe threats that theyve seen in the last decade, shep. >> shepard: thanks, catherine herridge. lets turn to tara maller. shes a spokesperson and senior adviser. great to see you,tara. >> thanks for having me. >> what jumps out at you here? >> what jumps out, we dont know a lot about these individuals. we have a sense that one was on law enforcements radar screen but were not sure if they had contact with isis or another terr...

Cultivating this brand of defiance. and its true that on the right, a lot of voters appreciate his forceful bluntness because they felt like president obama sort of accepted the terrorist attacks as commonplace and were just going to have to deal with them, but i think the president has to strike a balance between defiance and actually leading the world, if he is going to be received as a leader. and dont forget, were still waiting for his isis plan. and at a time like this -- >> to immediately ...