beingestion is not who is true to the koran. the koran is an incredibly complicated document.he question is who is being honest about their selectivity theyo what end are selecting. i am selecting in order to bring angels of islam. in, if that forces me to cherry tick, i plead guilty. -- and, if that forces me to i plead guilty. mohammed, it depends on how you -- mohammed: it depends on how you pick. lord'sse is like the prayer. seven verses. the last verses say, guide as to the right path, not the path of those whom you have west. not those whom with you are angry. when i learned that, i thought those who were blessed were pious. god was angry with those who do not believe in him. between. in the hypocrites. now it is being translated or arerpreted to say blessed the muslims. god is angry with the jews. the christians. same thing with the verse. we have created a moderate nation. a middle ground nation. and a word is interpreted to be moderate, the radicals interpreted to mean there is no middle ground in islam. you are either right or wrong. it, this verse means that jews wh

beingestion is not who is true to the koran. the koran is an incredibly complicated document. the question is who is being honest about their selectivity theyo what end are selecting. i am selecting in order to bring angels of islam. in, if that forces me to cherry tick, i plead guilty. -- and, if that forces me to i plead guilty. mohammed, it depends on how you -- mohammed: it depends on how you pick. lord'sse is like the prayer. seven verses. the last verses say, guide as to the right path, not the path of those whom you have west. not those whom with you are angry. when i learned that, i thought those who were blessed were pious. god was angry with those who do not believe in him. between. in the hypocrites. now it is being translated or arerpreted to say blessed the muslims. god is angry with the jews. the christians. same thing with the verse. we have created a moderate nation. a middle ground nation. and a word is interpreted to be moderate, the radicals interpreted to mean there is no middle ground in islam. you are either right or wrong. it, this verse means that jews

a term found in the koran itself. he is a political scientist with degrees from two american universities. he established the american university at a school in jerusalem. with moralown brush courage not to long ago when he took a delegation of palestinian students to auschwitz's. he has suffered for that in his own work life environment to back in jerusalem. the object of death threats and car bombings. car burnings. i am very pleased, though, that he is at home here in washington so he can spread his message islam.oderation in i am intrigued as a student of , a site of politics, i am intrigued to have two people who bring so much intellectual and personal experience to the themes we are talking about today. in themes of moderation islam. how these words that differ and can be applied. i am looking forward to their exchange. we will have time for lots of discussion. >> thank you. >> thank you. i am happy to be here. i am suggesting perhaps that heammed is not a moderate, is a reformer. that may or may not mean you wi

but i'm sure that has nothing to do with the koran school. they're good people.eporter: but in this neighborhood parents are alarmed. even the most religiously conservative are afraid of i.s. >> they call it a koran class. first they give the children regular religious instruction and then they brainwash them. we don't send our children there anymore. reporter: shaza barakat says independent schools are the only way to keep children out of koran classes run by i.s and their sympathizers. just one in three syrian refugee children in turkey attends an independent school. barakat was a educator in syria, and runs one of the few schools for refugees in istanbul. the turkish authorities have tolerated her school, but provided little by way of active support. barakat now hopes to receive some of the promised financial aid from the eu. without access to education, refugee children are vulnerable to radicalization -- as barakat knows. >> my son omar went back to syria to fight, because he couldn't go to school here in istanbul. he joined the rebels and was killed. he was

go ahead. >> caller: the koran, is there more than one koran? >> is there more than one koran?> no. there's just one koran. >> why do you ask, charles? >> caller: i don't, i've never read it, but i was wondering if it's true that it says death to infiddl infiddlel infidels. >> okay. there's one book, like any other book it's open to interpretation. you can read any text in any way you want. there are parts of the koran that indeed say things that if interpreted in a literalist way quite strong where they talk about killing muslims and so on and so forth. there's a literalist way of reading that and a historical way. the historical part is the battles that the prophet mohammed fought with his followers against pagans, and jews and so on. it was part of the early days of islamic history. and obviously, you can read them in a historical way and put it in context, or you can do what isis and al qaeda do and use a lesson that comes from the 7th century, applied to the 21st century. so as any text, it's all about interpretation. >> lebanon, new jersey, mike, you're next. independent.

so you get merit points if you -- if you read the koran. so, they read the koran a lot.t with these people, you people are doing it all wrong. who are we to tell them that they misinterpreted their rel religi religion. they are reading the koran. you feel as though you were surrounded by islam. i think it is a mistake to say that you guys, you don't know what you're talking about. >> you're still in touch with some of your captors, right? >> yeah. i'm interested in knowing what they're up to. for a while -- they continue to have -- not americans as far as i know but i would like to be useful in getting the people that they have out and i hope to get kayla and peter and steven out, too. we weren't able to do that but i still think that my relations with these people which are basically good can be used to our advantage. >> then the next question is really to you and then to larry. based on everything you learned, what do you think we do about this movement? what's the best way -- >> i think we should send them, like, aid. we should send them chocolates and blankets. i thi

the koran enjoins against burning another human being and yet they manage to find a way to justify it so they're taking core issues and twisting it and make it even more violent. >> host: this is a text message from rob in honolulu: i sis has no air force no navy, nor armored battalion. why are they an ongoing threat. why is there no will in the west to destroy them? >> guest: that's a really good question. we talk about these no-fly zones for syria, and it's interesting in a way because isis doesn't have an air force or navy. they have quite a lot of equipment and weapons and certainly lots of money but don't have big weapon systems and yet we haven't been able to push them out after months of air strikes and the coalition has 60 member nations. so i think what is striking is the fact that they -- first of all when they take over territory there, is no resistance. we haven't seen any anbar awakening, no sons sons of iraq movement. people locally arising to fight them because their ability to control local provinces and exert their well over territories, nobody champ -- challenges it.

the angel appeared in the koran and tells her how can that be?f god says is going to be, it is going to be. she is vilified to be pregnant without a man. she goes off into the desert to have a baby by yourself. she is so humiliated she says i would rather die than have to go back like this. as the baby jesus comes out he talks like a man. there is a palm tree and the dates are going to fall. the water comes all around her. she brings the baby back to her community so she can be accepted. it is fascinating to me to see, when i was in cairo, i met muslim women who have a great deal of love and veneration of mary. some women go into coptic churches and really create her there. -- pray to her there. al hunt: there really are not that many references in the gospels to marry. we don't know a lot about her. maureen orth: she is only mentioned four times really in the bible. she speaks very little. she speaks with the angel appeared. she speaks in the song of mary. she speaks at the time of christ's first miracle. she tells the servants to do. the idea t

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and, look, here the koran. on the floor. to the islamic state group. they have no respect for the koran. they did they would not have left it lying around in the dirt. inscriptions on the wall included advice on how a good muslim and so left behind. >> we have the sniper land munitions. there's so much we cannot count it all. eporter: it is through these same tunnels that around 100 the ists were able to flee town. >> today pakistan is refreshing by the orist attack taliban one year ago. hat attack in a military academy was the worst in pakistan's history. 150 victims were children. a number of people have been entenced to death for their part in the kills but relatives of victims say they want those for security to be brought to justice, too. as an air of normality school yet to this just a year ago was the scene of a massacre. stormed the gunmen building throwing grenades and opening fire on terrified staff.s and over 150 died in the blood bath, 134 of them children. and a chemistry teacher survived 16-year-old son was among the victims. we can't pre

we do agree that terrorism and violence and murder does violate explicit teachings of the koran. it is unfair to say that islam or religion has no role to play because groups do use islam or religion to but if i and otherwise the ideology and recruitment. >> but the reality is raz call islamists at war with us? they're at war with europeans and the western world. there is a clash of cultures here. this is something that america has to come to grips w if you grow up in a country under sharia law. okay. women can't drive. women have to dress a certain way. women can't go out in public without a male relative. in other countries, women need four mail male eyewitnesss to prove rape. if you grow up in that country, how do we ascertain if somebody is willing to assimilate, that he want the breadth of freedom and new life for themselves and their family or if they want to bring their ideas, their culture with them? because i don't think can you read hearts and minds or ascertain what people's hearts are, do you? >> the way that we -- we're trying to pass this forward ideology is by defi

yes, i have studied the koran and the preachings of mohammed. -- because my so charge was to negotiate treaties from trade. that only with the kingdoms of york, france and england and spain and the italy's, but also algeria,oms of morocco, tripoli. i wanted to understand the people in those kingdoms on the north coast of africa. i wanted to understand their particular religion. the guarantee on to them, that our trade with them would remain open and free. we will respect them and hope that they would respect us as well. caller: i was just wondering, what made you decide to become president, instead of continuing to practice law? bill: i only practice law for seven years and that was in williamsburg, virginia. i gave up the practice of law once the monarchy of great britain closedown the courts of justice. that was 1774. i turned over most of my unfinished cases to my cousin. his father, my cousin, john randolph, was the last attorney general of the crown before the war began. edmund was the first attorney .eneral in our constitution i had long given up the practice of law and pursued m

yes, i have studied the koran, the preachings of mohammad. i needed to do so when i was minister to the court of lewis xvi because my charge before the court was to negotiate treaties of trade. not only with all of the kingdoms of europe, france and england and spain and italys and germanys, but also the kingdoms of tunis, algiers, morocco, tripoli. i wanted to understand the people in those kingdoms along the north coast of africa. i wanted to understand if you will their particular religion. and to guarantee unto them that our trade with them would remain open and free, that we would respect them and to hope that they would respect us, as well. >> donna, braddock, pennsylvania. go ahead. >> caller: hi. i was just wondering what made you decide to become president instead of continuing to practice law. >> well, i only practiced law for seven years. and that was right here in williamsburg, virginia. i gave up the practice of law once the monarchy of great britain closed down the courts of justice. that was about 1774. i turned over most of my

a lot of people say well i read in koran this or that, as if they are experts? is there a difference? >> there is a difference between puris -- pure islam and secular. there is nothing hijacked about what groups like boca haram oris lambic state or hamas or hezbollah or -- they are practicing puris lamb. , -- pure islam which is why representative king is correct. tom: a lot of people think if we just left them alone, let them live in peace, got out of saudi arabia, afghanistan iraq, you name it, they would live us alone, others say, no they have a vision, and a view of the world, a caliphate of the world, where are you? >> where were we before 9/11? 9/11 we did after 9/11 of a defensive act, there is nothing in the koran that speaks to a spirit allergy had, this is a war against nonmuslims when president obama said, well you know isis is killing muslims, not in their mind, they are killing nonmuslims, they are killing he is athe sunnxi jinpinga, the -- shia, they are purifying the islamic state, it is all islamic what president obama said the islamic state i no

a lot of people say well i read in koran this or that, as if they are experts? is there a difference? >> there is a difference between puris -- pure islam and secular. there is nothing hijacked about what groups like boca haram oris lambic state or hamas or hezbollah or -- they are practicing puris lamb. , -- pure islam which is why representative king is correct. tom: a lot of people think if we just left them alone, let them live in peace, got out of saudi arabia, afghanistan iraq, you name it, they would live us alone, others say, no they have a vision, and a view of the world, a caliphate of the world, where are you? >> where were we before 9/11? 9/11 we did after 9/11 of a defensive act, there is nothing in the koran that speaks to a spirit allergy had, this is a war against nonmuslims when president obama said, well you know isis is killing muslims, not in their mind, they are killing nonmuslims, they are killing he is athe sunnxi jinpinga, the -- shia, they are purifying the islamic state, it is all islamic what president obama said the islamic state i no

does a moderate muslim ascribe to sharia law the koran in the koran says the infidel can be punished? do we get moderate muslims to push back on that, on the koran? >> the problem eric, is right now the moderate muslims aren't in charge. the radical muslims are in charge. too many mosques in america are preaching jihad. we did a study and 80 out of 100 randomly selected mosques were preaching jihad. there was a preacher -- an imam in boston who was preach not guilty way of al law and i'm quoting "pick up the gun pick up the sword and fight." now, there was a guy who went to his mosque who picked up a knife and attacked the police there and they shot him dead. that's the problem right there is we need a way to do that. as aaron said, incitement is not free speech. when you someone to pick up the gun and pick up the sword and fight, that is not religiously protected speech. that is a crime. we should prosecute that and we know where those things are happening. we just need to look closer and obama. >> jim i'm not sure. on the surface it would say logic would say yes, you are right. but

a peaceful sense, which 1.5 billion do, you'll be able to do so. >> but there are no verses in the koran that allow killing of innocent people under no circumstances. >> terrorism in your view is outlawed? >> it's outlawed. it's the last thing any muslim should be doing. >> when you hear of an attack like the one in paris, like the one in san bernardino, and you have to get up and go to work or go to school the next day, what's going through your mind? >> i remember after the attacks had happened, i was-- i was terrified because i knew that we would get the backlash for what had happened to all those innocent people. >> have any of you been confronted by somebody on the street? anybody have words with you? >> yeah. it was the monday after the paris attacks had happened, and i went to school. i was walking, and a man that was leaning against a parking meter, i was walking past him, and he stuck out his leg and he tripped me right in front of, you know, everybody. and i fell on to the floor. and then he threw down his cigarette, and he started screaming in my ear, like on the right side. h

farcunda, murdered in the center of kabul in the middle of a business day, she was accused of burning a koran. very quickly there was a trial, of those accused of killing her on the street. convictions lowered, the death penalty in four cases has been thrown out, to ten years or 20 years, in prison. >> what about the presence jen of the u.s. in all this? is there a desire to see more u.s. force? i mean that's probably not a practical political solution in the u.s. right now. but is there a call, do you hear from people on the streets, the desire for more american presence? >> well, the afghans were certainly relieved when president obama announced earlier this year that the american forces would stay at about their current level, about 10,000 troops through the end of next year. now that was supposed to drop to 5500 just about now. president obama, instead, deciding that because he wanted to keep the forces in, they've got a dual mission there. they're there to train advise and assist the afghan security force he as well as operate counterterrorism operations. the afghan forces know that they

two books that appear to be the koran. let me lean over and see. okay. >> as you continue to look through what you are seeing on that tour, we want to cut away for a few moments and remind our viewers that we are watching the first media tour and it is quite extraordinary, the landlord has permitted the media enmasse to enter the apartment of this couple, the couple now linked for the first time to a possible terror attack because of the facebook posting of the wife just before the attack, swearing her allegiance to isis. joining me on the phone is senator lindsey graham of the armed services committee. senator graham, we are trying to absorb this mystery as this investigation unfolds. we see the first evidence at least of a possible link to isis in this attack. this horrendous attack this week in california. your reaction to this? >> number one, i'm astonished they are letting people go through the apartment. i have never seen anything like that. >> neither have i. >> i have been a prosecutor and defense attorney most of my life. the bottom line i

a peaceful sense, which 1.5 billion do, you'll be able to do so. >> but there are no verses in the koran that allow killing of innocent people under no circumstances. >> terrorism in your view is outlawed? >> it's outlawed. it's the last thing any muslim should be doing. >> when you hear of an attack like the one in paris, like the have to get up and go to work or go to school the next day, what's going through your mind? >> i remember after the attacks had happened, i was-- i was terrified because i knew that we would get the backlash for what had happened to all those innocent people. >> have any of you been confronted by somebody on the street? anybody have words with you? >> yeah. it was the monday after the paris attacks had happened, and i went to school. i was walking, and a man that was leaning against a parking meter, i was walking past him, and he stuck out his leg and he tripped me right in front of, you know, everybody. and i fell on to the floor. and then he threw down his cigarette, and he started screaming in my ear, like on the right side. he was just like, "go back to wh

this is a verse from the koran that reflects this talk i am going to talk about. it is between people. it is how the rule over jerusalem has been all nadaled between the muslim, the others and the jew. it is basically from the ancient. throughout history -- urther -- sepulchre, you would see the mosque at which he prayed -- so in 1852, the sultan abdul majid issued the status quo decoration -- actually this status quo has been respected even to this ery day. the turks over the city of 1917, em in 1913 -- in general allenbidelayed his entrance. austrian troops left the city in 1916. then he dismounted from his horse to enter it on foot in respect for the city. it was partly in response to the pompous entry of german kaiser will helm ii on a white horse upon his visit. here are two things that the -- he delivered this victory speech allen bipledging jerusalem to be the city of peace. to 947 the u.n. decided initialize the city. so basically it was divided. palestinian was divided into an arab state and jewish state, and jerusalem was supposed to be internationalized

there are laws of war mentioned in koran. they're misusing investors justify their crimes. you can't declare by yourself. you don't have authority. people taking law in their own hands are committing severe injustice. they're missing teachings of rights of other human beings. it says if you kill one innocent human beings it says you killed all of humanity. people who kill unjustly will be killed in hell fire. they need to read verses strongly condemn their behavior. trish: islamic state, they don't have much use for people who doesn't prescribe to their teachings. so for example, the fact that you're here on camera you're in conservative dress, we can see your face, you're in violation of their teachings and what they want in their caliphate. how critical is it that all muslims unite across the globe, sunni, shiites, everyone in unity against isis right now? >> it's definitely very important and that's why i'm here. isis is killing more muslims than anybody else. muslims are suffering all over syria. we live in fear from the terrorists. i think that the best way to deflect

we saw the crib, toys and the two korans. this community has strong feelings about it all. >> just that feeling they found something like this in small, quiet town like this. i'm sure there's more around here. i think some in-depth investigation happened. >> reporter: all day long people are stopping by, taking pictures and people are driving by. this will die down. in fact, it's died down a little bit today. it will take a while for hearts to mends in this community. >> thank you. there's a lot of apartments and town homes in this area. there are a lot of media as well from around the world, not just here in southern california and state. that's the latest now from redlands. back to you. >> here in the bay area the fears of retaliation by bay area muslims is growing. many sense a heightened sense of suspicion and fear toward them. one they say is not warranted. nbc bay area pete joins us where he spoke to a member of the council. we saw this after 9/11 as well. muslims afraid of backlash toward them. >> reporter: they are. t

suspect have become so radicalized, they now call themselves koran koran. #trump fax.k at this. he writes the wearing of the british hijab is now compulsory amongst men. also #trump fax. and jack tindale tweeted a picture of queen elizabeth saying british muslims have forced the queen to wear a hijab. #trump facts. cnn's sara murray mentioned critics in britain have launched a petition to block him from coming into the uk. it now has more than half a million signatures. that's more than enough for a committee to consider sending the motion to the house of commons for debate. >>> canada's prime minister gave a warm welcome to the first plainful of syrian refugees to land in toronto. more than 160 syrians arrived by military plane just a few hours ago from lebanon. prime minister justin trudeau helped some children get into winter coats. after saying the migrants would become legal residents as soon as they left the terminal. this is just the first major arrival of 25,000 refugees canada says it will admit by the end of february. >>> well, it's been done for decades in h

a peaceful sense, which 1.5 billion do, you'll be able to do so. >> but there are no verses in the koran that allow killing of innocent people under no circumstances. >> terrorism in your view is outlawed? >> it's outlawed. it's the last thing any muslim should be doing. >> when you hear of an attack like the one in paris, like the have to get up and go to work or go to school the next day, what's going through your mind? >> i remember after the attacks had happened, i was-- i was terrified because i knew that we would get the backlash for what had happened to all those innocent people. >> have any of you been confronted by somebody on the street? anybody have words with you? >> yeah. it was the monday after the paris attacks had happened, and i went to school. i was walking, and a man that was leaning against a parking meter, i was walking past him, and he stuck out his leg and he tripped me right in front of, you know, everybody. and i fell on to the floor. and then he threw down his cigarette, and he started screaming in my ear, like on the right side. he was just like, "go back to wh

we just saw the koran. now you are looking at what had appeared to be the baby's room. that is the baby seat there. this couple had a six -month-old child. that has so many scratching their heads. a new baby. how could they do something so atrocious. we have learned that this is terror related. the fed has recovered a facebook posting. scoring allegiance. opening fire on her husband's colleagues. you heard me talk about one of these issues. why aren't these social media companies doing more? why isn't facebook informing the authorities? we will have more on that coming up. facebook is refusing to comment on this despite our repeated attempts. breaking information that we are getting in right now. i actually want to report that we have secured record from this woman school that she attended. pharmacy school in pakistan. at best, a c student. a 74.8 grade point average. the suspect tried to hide their digital trail by damaging their electronic devices. law enforcement officials are telling us the responsibility that the white cat radicalize her husband. the couple was pla

-- from the koran?ke a literal approach, a historical approach and they pick and choose certain verses that fit to their political agenda. it is a very powerful message because it builds on muslim frames and it's very powerful and abuse for a lot of people. host: i want to get your reaction to the president and his oval office address last night, talking about the growth of extremism, take a look. pres. obama: that does not mean denying the fact that an extremist ideology has spread in some muslim communities. it is a problem that muslims must confront without excuse. muslim leaders here and around the world have to continue working with us to decisively and unequivocally reject the hateful ideology that groups like isis and al qaeda promote. speak out against not just acts of violence, but also the interpretations of islam that are incompatible with the values of religious tolerance, mutual respect and human dignity. just as it is the responsibility of muslims around the world to root out misguided ide

. >> gene: school district in virginia is closed after students sent home with koran on it. students had to copy the calligraphy of the koran and artistic complexity and teacher's way of teaching islam on the students. >> i will not have my children to have indock train ate from teacher of islam. >> gene: school district standing behind the teacher but because of the backlashes they had to cancel classes. >> julie: vatican taking big step toward making mother teresa a saint. pope francis recognized second miracle linked with the nun. she cured a brazilian man that had a miracle. two miracles are to be a saint and previous miracle in 2002 and she is expected to bein ducted >> gene: joseph martin returning presents he had have received this year in order to help fay for the funeral of the grandmother's best friend. she suffered a heart attack on thanks and had no insurance and family needs to raise money to pay for funeral. >> something like he would do and never know if kids would be there. >> joseph's grandmother is proud of them and also returning some of her own presents.

>> that has nothing to do with -- >> sure, it does. >> those people are interpreting the koran in oneut they want to come to america. bring their values with them or not? >> we have to do what i think is a wholesale ban on all immigration. don't do it on the face of religion. just shut it down. >> sure, i agree with that. >> so, is america safer once we ban mexican rapist, murderers -- >> if we build -- >> we have 353 mass shootings in america. >> if we build the wall and we put in this temporary ban, that to me would make us safer. >> well, of course, these are common sense solutions. look, a great power cannot remain great if it cannot enforce its borders, control who comes into the country and enforce its own sovereignty. this is step one to regaining control over our national security. >> guys, thank you. good to see you. thank you. coming up, you'll meet a doctor who describes himself as an anti-islamist muslim. once lived in saudi arabia and ill will explain what life is really like. you want i fix this mess? a mess? i don't think -- what's that? snapshot from progressive. plug

a group is now organizing, they want to hold something called a koran roast. it is unclear if they will actually burn korans, but the secret service believes they are committed to do that and we are waiting to hear from the park service. but what do you think of that? they are allowed to do that, but is that a dangerous thing to do now? josh earnest: my understanding, in applying for permits like abideindividuals agree to by rules that prevent setting fires on federal property. so the park service can walk you through those details, but i think that is worth mentioning. >> i am pretty sure it will not happen. josh earnest: i am not making predictions but i am telling about the role that govern those permits. more generally, religious freedom and tolerance are fundamental american values and president obama has repeatedly described the valuable role that muslims play in the united states and globally and has stated unequivocally that the united states is not in conflict or fighting a war with muslims around the world. the united states and the rest of the civil

so apparently she enrolled in a two-year course of translation and interpretation of the koran. she didn't finish the course, she was only there for one year. according to the pakistani counterterrorism analysts, this is -- this particular seminary is known to radicalized girls, with the intent of influencing the entire family. >> so they start with the young daughter hoping she'll take the extremism back to her family? >> it works, it really does. what happens is the young girl becomes -- well, not necessarily more extreme. it can just be more religious, show goes home and the mother falls suit, then the whole family. this worked in egypt. >> how does it happen that this young woman, who always wore a burqa, who would not interact with young men, meets syed farook online? they meet once and decide to get married and she moves to california. i mean, that's why a lot of people believe she was already radicalized. there was a plan in place to marry an american. she came back here with the goal of committing jihad. either he knew about it or he didn't. that's why we heard reports d

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it's called the koran. the koran clearly states, smite thee above their necks. they can say it was the food, his beard, a christmas thing. you talked about a prius in your opening monologue. they got in their car and filled it with explosives and drove it into the glasgow airport. i think america is so petrified of being racist, and then rightfully so, they don't want to go backwards, but they're so islamaphobicphobic, that they end up taking in a backwards culture because they prefer it into going backwards. >> we just had gavin here basically say it's a muslim problem. i would say it's more of a radical islam issue. >> tomato, tomato. >> why are we so afraid to label it, that it's radical islam? >> well, all of our leaders are not taking that route. most of our -- obama said we're still searching for their full motives, or finding the full picture of why they did what they did. are you kidding me? it couldn't be more obvious. if you're still working, give me anybody with a brain and decency to be open and honest and it's this important. the signs are everywher