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Tolerance and respect for human dignity that unites us and make us stronger than any terrorist. its the work we must do together. its the future that we have to build together. and thats why im here today. >> chris hayes, presidents remarks verging on anger with this terrorism in effect following him around the world as he makes this trip, this pre-planned trip before the attacks in paris that occurred and there he is again tonight responding to yet another attack. >> yeah. i thought that the la...

Some risk by sending french troops into mali when the civil war broke out means that this is once again on frances door step justin wake of what happened here in paris. we should also note something else key which is that in the global sense what weve seen is that terrorism is most likely not in places like paris or places like brussels its most intense, most deadly and most likely in places that are functionally failing or failed states, places of civil war, thats true in the tribalal areas of ...

United states will be relentless against those who target our citizens. well continue to root out terrorist networks. we will not allow these killers to have a safe-haven. as ive seen throughout my trip this week, nations around the world including countries represented here today are united in our determination to protect our people, to push back on the hateful ideologies that fuel this terrorism, and to stan up for the universal ovals of tolerance and respect for human dignity that unites us a...

Pre-planned trip before the attacks in paris that occurred and there he is again tonight responding to yet another attack. >> yeah. i thought that the law and barbarity and hitting the note that richard wren gel pointing out that this was done on the eve of the peace conference and done for a reason, right? to destroy the chances for peace because terrorism tends to thrive on war. the president also i think striking a more noticeably harsher note. i mean there was so much backlash after his pres...

A statement saying we dont want to scare our people but we have already said that mali will have to get used to situations like this. we must all remain humble. no one, nowhere is safe given the danger of terrorism. jan berger, i guess a realistic assessment of the situation there. >> yeah. i mean what we have seen in the last few years is that one person or a small group of people can wreak tremendous damage. so eight people acting in concert with support from others were able to paralyze an en...

What you have to do. you have to get someone flupd a human intelligence plant a double agent or someone inside because that way you can actually avoid having to do a lot of external penetration. ultimately we talk about insider threats here all time. we need to get inside of what they are doing that way we know exactly whats going on within that. we need to do both. look at the technology. then again go back to the second oldest profession of clandestine operations. >> the big question thats bee...

Look at the technology. then again go back to the second oldest profession of clandestine operations. >> the big question thats been developing and we dont have the time to resolve it here, but the snowden effect on intelligence gathering in the war against the seahawk state and this kind of terrorism, do you have a sense of how to describe that effect at this point, if any >> i think as you said, whats become the overriding factor is operational security. everybody has really tried to keep thin...

5,500 accounts suspended with more than 100 isis websites shut down since the group first went after isis a year ago opinion experts say making a dents in the isis social media machine wont be easy because banned accounts can be quickly renamed. >> somebody can easily change their name on twitter or facebook. its whack-a-mole. >> reporter: a stanford expert says what anonymous is doing can be a useful nuisance. >> when you get harassed youre less effective in doing your work. so while they are r...

Thats true in the tribalal areas of pakistan, true in mali and syria, iraq and libya and other places like that. if you look at the totality of deaths to terrorism the vast majority and nigeria as well, come in some sort of rebellion or territorial conflict. >> jan berger, what about this possible sense of competition between al qaeda and isis? is that present in a situation like this after isis has a big display in paris, al qaeda wants to have its own display like this? >> well, an operation l...

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