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Newly wed to radicalized husband and a new dad of 56-month-old. explain to us from your experience how something like that could have happened. this is where it is absolutely interesting in how isis operates as opposed to most other terrorist groups that existed before. they re an apocalyptic islamic cult and i say that with all due seriousness because they have the ability to manipulate people through mind control techniques that you have seen through all other cults, no difference between them and the branch davidians and mansons. they have a basis of religion for corrupting people and what they believe is orthodox xi. this is beyond orthodoxy and so corrupt they re not only un-islamic, they re an islamic. ....
To the leader of isis on facebook. just remember the timeline here. she came to this country in july of 2014. again, on that fiancee visa. arriving here with farook. she was born in pakistan, they met in saudi arabia. she had a pakistani passport before becoming a legalized american permanent resident. msnbc digital content editor cal perry joins me with more on this. what are you learning about how this woman may have been radicalized? we want to be really clear with our viewers. there is no indication that isis was communicating with her or with him in any way. just as we have heard that sort of facebook message that went out just before the attack. let me bring up abu bakr al baghdadi. he relies on spreading inspiration around the world through speeches like this, the goal is to get people to take matters into their own hands. but as we forensically sort of unpack this and what s happened digitally, we will bring up the dating profile here of syed farook. this is a dating profile ....
Learning more information about, tashfeen malik, who was born in pakistan, lived in saudi arabia, came to the u.s. as we heard there from josh earnest, that reference to the k-1 fiancee visa, and then became a lawful permanent citizen here in the united states. this is a couple that was living in redlands, california, just seven miles from this location, pretty much living the american dream as a young 20 something couple, new parents to a 6 month old baby. brian levine joins the conversation now. it s amazing the new details we are starting to get, the level of details, pete williams confirming there was some attempt made through facebook by malik to give support, a pledge of support, to isis. so with these new details, what type of clearer picture is emerging to you? this sounds like my ....
Man there and took the landlord away and said he did not, in fact, have permission for people to be in that apartment. do you have any concerns about that? you re going to have to repeat that. i m sorry. do you have any concerns about the press entering the townhome this morning? you said you ve completed your investigation there. once we turn that location back over to the okay pants of that residents or once we board it up, anyone who goes in at that point, that s got nothing to do with us. sir, you say this is an act of trifl. does that mean this is the first time if you conclude it s isis, first time isis attacked america? i think you are taking a leap. i m not there. we are currently investigating this case as an act of terrorism. the family people in this country or people sorry? were they in telephonic connection with people here in the u.s.? here in the u.s., i m not ....
When you do an attack, contemporaneously, shortly before, shortly thereafter, pledge your allegiance to isis. when she pledged her allegiance to abu bakr al baghdadi, that was her saying i did this for you guys. that makes this the worst terrorist attack by a jihadist entity in the post-9/11 era. worse than fort hood, worse than the boston bombing with respect to fatalities. that s why this is very significant. what isis has shown is they can strike here even if they don t have their fingerprints on this crime scene, they can inspire people. that s part of what their plan is. either train people if they can, it s very tough to do that and get people back here, but if you can inspire people to do things, on their own here in the states, that s what they want to do. i testified about this kind of tactic with neo-nazis 20 years ago. it spread throughout the world, prepare for more. thanks so much. i know we will talk again. ....