alberto fernandez is a former career member of the foreign service and is now with the middle east media research institute and seamus hughes, deputy director of george washington university's program on extremism. seamus hughes, when you hear the phrase radicalization of cyber space what does that mean? >> the explosion of using social media to recruit particularly in america to isis. they used twitter for a number of years and now telegram. you see the one and two individuals n u.s. and are not finding like-minded people at the mosque centers and they are reaching online. >> host: mr. fernandez, what does the team mean to you? >> it me it is a little broader. a space where image, persona and reality is portrayed which is part of the tool that is used in the radicalization process. people think a guy watches an isis video and becomes a jihadist robot. it is more complicated than that. that is one element of the process that takes a person from being one thing to something else. it is like anything else. love, hate, anger, fear, complicated things. so the social media aspect is an import

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let me introduce you to our two guests, alberto fernandez is a former career member of the foreign services now with the middle east media research institute. and seamus hughes, who spent a while at the national counterterrorism center, is now with george washington university, their extremism program. he's deputy director there. seamus hughes, when you hear the phrase radicalization of cyberspace, what does that mean to you? >> guest: kind of an explosion of the use of social media to recruit, particularly in america, individuals to isis. so they're used on social media like twitter which was a platform of choice for a number of years, now telegram where they're largely concentrated. you see these ones and twos individuals in the u.s. who are not finding like-minded individuals at the mosques and are reaching online. >> host: mr. fernandez, what does that term mean to you? >> guest: to me, it means something broader because you have a space where a certain image and persona and reality is portrayed which is part of the tool that is used in the radicalization process. there's a misnomer th

communicators,e shamus use and alberto fernandez discuss how isis and other extremist groups use socialo radicalize and recruit followers into how the u.s. and other nations are trying to reduce that trend. cry you are seeing an explosion of social media trying to recruit and american individuals to isis. a use social media like twitter, now telegram. largely concentrated. you see individuals in the u.s. finding like-minded people and reaching online to find recruiters and radicalize her's. >> you want depth, you want religiosity, you want blood lust, you want revenge, you want wacko? you have that as well. the complete package in a way that bypasses regular media. it is acceptable for all people. announcer: watch the communicators monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. >> british prime minister theresa may answered questions about

[indistinct chatter] >> tonight on "the ghs,unicators," shamus hu and alberto fernandez, vice president of the middle east research institute discuss how isis and other social extremist trying to reduce that trend. >> a think we see an explosion of social media to recruit, particularly in america, individuals to isis. they use social media like twitter. twos, whoese ones and are not finding like-minded people, reaching out online to find those recruiters. >> you want depth, or religiosity-yo? you can have that. wacko waysoodlust or of killing? you can have that as well. it bypasses the regular media and is accessible to all people. >> watch "the communicators" tonight and caught p.m. et on c-span2 -- at 8:00 p.m. et on c-span2. this busy him opens its doors to the public for the first time on saturday and c-span will be live for the outdoor dedication ceremony. speakers include president obama and lonnie bunch. also in attendance will be lady lauraama, first bush. watch the smithsonian ceremony -- a.m. saturday morning on c-span. for the next 90 minutes, an american history tv exclusive

deputy director at george washington university center for signer and homeland security, and alberto fernandez, vice president of the middle east research institute, discuss how isis and other extremist groups use social media to radicalize and recruit followers and how the u.s. and other nations are trying to reduce that trend. >> i think we're seeing kind of explosion of the use of social media to recruit, particularly in america, individuals to isis. so their use of social media, like twitter, which was a platform of choice for a number of years, now telegram, where they're largely concentrated, you see these ones and twos individuals in the u.s. you aren't finding like-minded people at the mosques and community centers and are reaching online. >> you want depth, you want religiosity, you can have that. you want bloodlust, you want revenge, you want wacko ways of killing, you have that as well. it allows them to project a complete package in a way that bypasses television, bypasses the regular media, is accessible for all people. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-spa

host: seamus hughes, deputy director of george washington university's program on extremism and alberto fernandez, middle east media research institute vice president. this is the "the communicators." >> c-span, created by america's cable television company and brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. coming up, debate between new york's 19th congressional district. then rand paul and chris murphy on u.s. policy in the middle east. later, senate budget committee chair mine ensy talks about proposed changes to the budget process. >> c-span, washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you and coming up tuesday morning national journal hot line editor talks about 2016 and the chance the democrats will retake the majority in the house in november. the vise president for women and families action fund is on to discuss hillary clinton's and donald trump's family care and child leave policy. be sure the watch c-span journal live at 7 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. tuesday, president obama speaks at the united nations general ass assembly i

, deputy director at george washington university center for cyber and homeland security and alberto fernandezvice president of the middle east research institute discuss how isis and other extra missed groups use social media to radicalize and recruit followers and help the u.s. and other nations are trying to reduce that trend. next you seen the explosion of the use of social media to recruit particularly in america, individual sciences. the use of social media like twitter, which was a platform choice for a number of years, now telegram, where their largely concentrated. you see one and two individuals in the u.s. who aren't finding people in mosques and committee centers, they are reaching online. >> you want religiosity, you can have that. you want bloodlust and revenge, you want wacko ways of killing, you have that as well. it allows them to project a complete package in a way that bypasses television, bypasses the regular media. it's accessible for all people. host: watch the committee get it tonight at eight akaka eastern on c-span two. communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span t

alberto fernandez is a former career member of the foreign service.orism center is now with the george washington university, there extremism program. easy deputy director. when you hear the phrase radicalization of cyberspace, what does that mean to you? >> guest: you are seeing an explosion of a social mitch recruit particularly in america individuals to isis. so that you social media like twitter which was a plot -- popular choice for number of years. now telegram. qcs once into individuals in the u.s. who are not like-minded people at the mosque in reaching online to find those recruiters and radicalizers. >> host: what does that term you? >> guest: a means maybe a little broader because the nature basically a space where certain image and persona and realities portrayed which is part of the tool that is used in the radicalization process. is a misnomer that exists in people think some guy watches the nicest video and automatically becomes a jihadists robot. it's more complicated. as one element of a larger intellectual psychological, emotional pr

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