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MSNBCW The Cycle January 14, 2015 - Vimarsana News

MSNBCW The Cycle January 14, 2015

Attack releasing an 11minute video showing a top leader saying they picked the target and laid the plan and financed the Charlie Hebdo attack but not the kosher market siege. Foreign politics doubt that aqap were involves it would be difficult for the militants in paris to communicate with the groups leadership without getting caught. Any association could benefit al qaeda which has seen isis take the lead in terror and dominance among sunni efforts. The white house believes this video is authentic. We start with ron allen in paris where there are more recent arrests like defending terror over...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20151116:00:29:00

Kevin baron. also msnbc terror analyst. director of middle east and africa research and analysis of flash point partners. let me start with you looef, we don't know what brought down the egyptian, russian airliner in sinai. but there are strong suspicion it was a bomb and isis bomb. if that proves to be the case, it appears in the span of two weeks, isis terrorist attacks aimed at civilians, with russian targets, shia, hezbollah, lebanese targets, and french targets. what is the possible strategic logic of essentially this group escalating against three different fairly powerful entities in th...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150915:19:19:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150915:19:19:00

Coleman, a senior partner of flash point partners and michael doyle a professor and director of the columbia global policy project. good day, gentlemen. >> good day. >> good day. >> long titles because you have long records of service. let me start, basically, with the question, evan , of the security risk. you said that to some extent isis has better avenues than this to move people. >> they have tons of money and looking at the terrorist incidents of europe, they're tied to individuals coming back from syria and managed to get back into the home countries because they had western passports. ...