he's amassed stuff from so much time, he had stuff frvment from the k comfortk, from the sovereign militia movement, and all sorts of things on the right wing on the left wing, various types of things that could contribute eventually violently if they're violent to go on to domestic terrorism. what he says is it's very important for these things to be used in law enforcement training and it's interesting looking at these things because they look so benign, like a manual or a booklet but when you open them up and read about the violent and criminal thing, it's important for law enforcement to know bit and come up with a strategy. >> not just like the flags and bangers but if you really be read -- banners but if you read what is in these publications. under the latest circumstances where you're starting to see the rise of something out there again, i mean is this cause for lawmakers, for law enforcement as well, to reconsider what those threats really are? >> well this is certainly not a conversation that's going away given all the events that have been happening. these are things that peopl

and possibly p comfortk targets in northern iraq. as you mentioned in your lead-in turkey saying they will make no distinction in their fight on terror that they will go after groups like i.s.i.l. as vigorously as the kurdistan workers party. really not a surprise that this is heapg although this has been a game changer of the day when i.t. comes to turkey. there has been a lot of escalation as far as their fight against i.s.i.l. >> mohammed jamjun there. turkey has had a long history battling pkk or kurdistan workers party. created in 1935, the pkk demanded an independent state for kurds in the region. group began a violent campaign against the turkish government in 1944. 1949 he is captured and sentenced to death but later commuted to life in prison. after secret talks the pkk declared a unilateral ceasefire in 2013. be american kurdish information network he says turkey should try to solve its problems at home before intervening in other countries. >> last month there was an election in turkey and president erdogan wanted 400 depu