esposito a professor of religion and international affairs at georgetown university thank you so much for your time thank you. cheeseburgers video games playing basketball hammer at the mall all a typical suburban american teenager stuff right but then something happens something triggers a change and that's exactly what people in the twin cities are wondering seeing two young men from their towns convert to radicalized islam so what happened how do average american teenagers turn into radical jihadi fighters artie's a mirror david explores this seemingly growing trend. thirteen years after waging war against afghanistan to eradicate al qaeda the u.s. is now dealing with a potentially greater threat that of course is the threat of a terrorist organization isis that's exactly what was addressed here today by a panel of experts one of the things that the panel spend some time talking about is why why we've seen this rise of the isis group now georgetown professor john esposito said it had less to do with religion and more to do with a long list of other grievances the drivers include mo

i am happy that my colleague, professor esposito, mentioned egypt. his is one of the reasons why i was very concerned about the coup in egypt last year. we cannot pretend that we did not know this was coming, that we would not know the effects, but the coup in egypt, for all their faults -- no one has to like the muslim brotherhood, but they were democratically elected. they were able to say -- and this is what they do say -- that the islamic state is not possible through democracy. not possible through elections. it is only possible through the force of arms. that is their narrative. that is a more compelling narrative now because of what happened in places like egypt and because of what is happening now in places like libya. there is essentially a war being waged against mainstream political islam. again, it is not good or moderate necessarily, but is an alternative to what extremist .roups like isis offer i think in that sense one of the great failures of the arab spring, when we look back and do a postmortem, yes, islamist groups failed. the musl

i am happy that my colleague, professor esposito, mentioned egypt. his is one of the reasons why i was very concerned about the coup in egypt last year. we cannot pretend that we did not know this was coming, that we would not know the effects, but the coup in egypt, for all their faults -- no one has to like the muslim brotherhood, but they were democratically elected. they were able to say -- and this is what they do say -- that the islamic state is not possible through democracy. not possible through elections. it is only possible through the force of arms. that is their narrative. that is a more compelling narrative now because of what happened in places like egypt and because of what is happening now in places like libya. there is essentially a war being waged against mainstream political islam. again, it is not good or moderate necessarily, but is an alternative to what extremist .roups like isis offer i think in that sense one of the great failures of the arab spring, when we look back and do a postmortem, yes, islamist groups failed. the musl

i am happy that my colleague, professor esposito, mentioned egypt. this is one of the reasons i was very concerned about the coup in egypt last year. and we knew this. we cannot pretend that we did not know tend that we did not know tetend that we did not know this was coming. we cannot pretend that we would not know the facts. coup in egypt, for all their faults and no one has to like the book -- the muslim brotherhood, but they were democratically elected. oustedey were strengthened the narrative of groups like isis. they were able to say and this is what they do say -- they say that the islamic state is not possible through democracy. it is not possible through elections. it is only possible through the force of arms. that is their narrative. you know what? that is a more compelling narrative because of what happened in places like egypt and because of what is happening now in places like libya. there is essentially a war being waged now against mainstream political islam. mainstream political islam is not good or moderate, necessarily, but it is

esposito saying something about your turkish colleague mentioning something like that and the fact that you thought it was not something reasonable for accept so maybe i'd like your opinion on that issue. the second notion is the notion that the isis is a creation of the united states. this is something that was not mentioned in the panel but is something that's been circulating a lot in social media, especially in indonesia and i believe also in lebanon where the u.s. embassy, through their twitter accounts have denied this as something that was said by hillary clinton in her book "hard choices. talk about what kind of frame i don't recollect mind that would make people believe of this notion, i'd really appreciate it. thank you. >> third question? >> in response to mr. o'hannel's remarks and in part to your statement violence begets violence. i'd just point out if you look where the united states has become directly involved militarily over the last decade or so, iraq, afghanistan, pakistan, yemen, somalia, south sudan, libya, it seems we have a sort of anti-midas touch, anything that

(esposito) i don't know.ave an address for her former place of employment, a strip club in midtown. see, we've been operating under the theory that odette was murdered because she was odette. but what if she was murdered because she was really barbra? (beckett) find out everything you can about barbra. in the meantime, i'm gonna reinterview odette's brother paul. is he a person of interest now? i'm just having trouble believing that barbra managed to fool odette's own brother for over a year. he's gonna have to convince me that he didn't know. well, that sounds like something better done one-on-one, mano a mano. meantime, i want to take a ride downtown with the boys, check out that strip club. sorry, castle. three's a crowd. (phone rings) what's up? why you freezing out our boy like that? i want to try an experiment. having castle along would mess things up. (clears throat) here. wear my wedding ring. what? get that thing away from me, man. it's a mood killer. just wear it when we're at the club. what for? se

esposito a professor of religion and international affairs at georgetown university to discuss the growing trend of american recruitment by isis and how the u.s. will deal with the terror group inside of syria i first asked him why isis seems to be appealing to westerners in general. well i think that one of these we should get first of all is that isis actually is appealing far more broadly than we really thought for example indonesians chechnyans who would have thought that it would be already growing in indonesia. and i think in terms of the u.s. . and the and europe. if you think about it it's precisely what al qaeda has been trying to do in recent years and particularly targeting use disaffected youth in one way or another disaffected the first young person who died as a suicide bomber from florida talked about he was raised in a good middle class background family but talked about never really feeling that he fit in. yeah you know and they can be a variety of reasons for that is sometimes you can just be a psychological personality but other times it can actually be depending on wher

esposito having it does in his house and it's really being enjoyed out there. thank you so much for coming. this was a very special event. [applause] >> this summer attorney general eric holder wrote to florida governor rick scott expressing concerns about new election laws the state has enacted saying the measures may limit voter participation in state. up next, a panel of legal analysts state election laws and the potential impact they could have on voting rights. this was part of an ethics conference in miami gardens, florida. a conversation for questions from the floor. we invite you to participate by first weestions, but are going to try to work our way sortsh a preset agenda of on the panel. panels a distinguished this morning. i am really excited to be the moderator. the people on this panel, i think, have thought long and and, both in the trenches in the academy, about voting rights and access to the ballot. in roberto martinez, we have a and someoneattorney who has served on the transition state-wide elected officials. in charles zelden, we have a scho

ademÁs, no te puedes perder de quÉ manera thalÍa derrocha amor con su esposito. >> eso.ensa donde reuniÓ a muchas personas, es della en un evento que se llamaba superaciÓn rsonal, transforma tu historia donde compartiÓ con varias personas que se hicieron mortvivido. por supuesto que explicoata est conferencia. uÍ les va. >> unÚper impoun sueÑo hecho realidad. >> sÍ, es un reto que yo tenía, ha sido un sueÑo y quiero hacerlo otra vez. >> platÍcanos de las emocnes que viste enrio.escena >> es que se revive todo a veces y uno sien muchas cosÓn, cecoje pero tambiÉn, luego llega el amor yrecordar que somos amadas que dios nos ama y y superaciÓn mÁs que nada y eso es lo que quiero transmitir, que la gente sienta laictoria conmo tamÉn. >> ¿quÉ significa ver a todas esas mujeres llorar. >> me dicen gracias por compartir tu historia. y me siento como que todo mi dolor ahora tiene un propÓsito y es lo que quiero hacer y estoy feliz de ayudar. lo Único que quiero es ayudar a los demÁs >> antes estabas como renuente a ser una figura pÚblica. ahora comprendes por quÉ dios te puso aqu

ademÁs, no te puedes perder de quÉ manera thalÍa derrocha amor con su esposito. >> eso.nsentida de la casa. rosie rivera. hizo una conferencia de prensa donde reuniÓ a muchas personas, seguidores de ella en un evento que se llamaba superaciÓn personal, transforma tu historia donde compartiÓ con varias personas que se hicieron presentes y hablÓ de los momentos fuertes que ha vivido. por supuesto que explico un poco de quÉ se trata esta conferencia. aquÍ les va. >> un dÍa sÚper importante. un sueÑo hecho realidad. >> sÍ, es un reto que yo tenía, ha sido un sueÑo y quiero hacerlo otra vez. >> platÍcanos de las emociones que viviste en el escenario. >> es que se revive todo a veces y uno siente muchas cosas, pasiÓn, a veces coraje, pero tambiÉn, luego llega el amor y recordar que somos amadas y que dios nos ama y que hay superaciÓn mÁs que nada y eso es lo que quiero transmitir, que la gente sienta la victoria conmigo tambiÉn. >> ¿quÉ significa ver a todas esas mujeres llorar. >> me dicen gracias por compartir tu historia. y me siento como que todo mi dolor ahora tiene un pr

. >> de usar la camisa de su esposito o de su novio de manera que ahora en casa ellos llevan los pantalonesecibirÁn paseo de la fama.rte en el >> y no se an de quÉ manera thalÍa se burla de s costillaod >> y tambiÉn en minutos vamos a conocer mÁs del invitado del dÍa no se ahÍ estÁ mi johnny. ♪ ♪ >> ¿quÉ tal? nos acompaÑa el actor que hace unas semanas estuvimos viendo simultÁneamente en de que te quiero te quiero y en lo que la vida me robÓ. un aplauso por favor. amigo, por favor. quÉ gusto hermano. te vimos hace poco ende que te quiero te quiero. en lo que la vida me robÓ. con el personaje de gino riccie! >> mira. he tenido la fortuna de en las telenovelas de repente ser bueno, de repente ser malo. yo disfruto mucho mis personajes. la verdad es que el proceso creativo de ir construyendo, de vestir un personaje, de ponerle peluca, de quitarle peluca me ha dado la gran satisfacciÓn de estar presente en las pantallas. estaba yo como gino riccie en de que te quiero te quiero y en lo que la vida me robÓ. >> y se te pueden poner pelucas! >> sÍ. cuando hicimos corazÓn salvaje, traÍa una peluca l

. >> de usar la camisa de su esposito o de su novio de manera que ahora en casa ellos llevan los pantalonespira. nuestro querido alejandro chabÁn nos tiene esas historias de lo que fue y lo que soy. embarazada fue diagnosticada con obesidad y logrÓ perder 74 libras en seis meses. no se pierdan esta historia de Éxito. >> seÑores, y en breve nos enlazamos hasta los Ángeles donde ninette rÍos nos contara todos los detalles del gran reconocimiento que recibirÁn los tigres del norte en el paseo de la fama. >> y no se imaginan de quÉ manera thalÍa se burla de sus costillas. todos los detalles en la segunda parte del revoltillo. >> y tambiÉn en minutos vamos a conocer mÁs del invitado del dÍa no se pierdan. ya estÁ platicando con paul. >> eso! >> ya regresamos. ahÍ estÁ mi johnny. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ¿quÉ tal? nos acompaÑa el actor que hace unas semanas estuvimos viendo simultÁneamente en de que te quiero te quiero y en lo que la vida me robÓ. un aplauso por favor. amigo, por favor. quÉ gusto hermano. te vimos hace poco ende que te quiero te quiero. en lo que la vida me robÓ. con el personaje de gino riccie!