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In may, the new yorker published a spy novel of a profiler of a new york prosecutor. she's an assistant u.s. attorney in the eastern district of new york and specializes in prosecutions of terrorist suspects. according to the new yorker, she logged more hours talking to legitimate al qaeda members than any other prosecutor in america. she's prosecuted 13 people for terrorism since 2009. she has never lost a case. that profile came out in may. by july, she had been recruited by robert mueller. she was working alongside another spy movie ready character whose named brandon vangrak. and he's to e...

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Uzbekistan, is that right? >> unclear. in 2010, we didn't have the vetting procedures that we have in place today. and i think that's what the president's talking about, is how we need better vetting procedures in place. right now from my briefings, there is no derogatory information when he came into the country in 2010, but the fact is our vetting procedures are not as good as they are today back then. >> i want to play for you, mr. chairman, what the president said today on justice for terrorist suspects here in the united states. i want you to hear his exact words. listen to this. >> that ...

Terrorism? >> he had associations with them. so while we do know that on his devices he had the isis propaganda, he had isis notes in his vehicle, this case is a little different. it goes beyond inspirational in that respect to associations with known terrorist suspects in the united states. i think that is the difference between this case and i think what we see in the classic kind of lone wolf case. >> yeah, so this wasn't necessarily that classic lone wolf case. this wasn't someone who simply inspired and went out and killed people, this was someone who may have actually, what, been instruc...