host: that was madalyn from california. final thoughts? guest: i would, i will not touch the gun control issue. in terms of isis inspired terrorism, the gun issue is a part of that. we actually see about half of the cases individuals are , interested in traveling to join a foreign terrorism organization. the question on guns and foreign plotting goes away and we have this question of what do you do with these individuals who are drawn to a foreign terrorist organization? again there have been 88 , individuals arrested in the last two years. it is unprecedented for the u.s., but pales in comparison to other countries. it is something that we need to wrap our heads around. host: that is seamus hughes, the deputy program director from the program on extremism at george washington university. also, the former policy staffer at the counterterrorism center. thank you so much for joining us. >> in response to the orlando shooting, the senate on monday will hold several procedural votes on gun related amendments, including making background checks

market a little bit later on, an interview with madalyn all right. for the day.. the banks. a huge beating. rds. of pressure on this is probably the asset class hit the most. they're getting attacked on all sides from shareholders possibly worrying about the cost of relocation. thursday, of course, the specter of a possible recession. onto yields, therapy driven the referendums. you can see the heels below 1% for the first time ever. tom: and the german two-year breaking down nowhere near the lows we saw in the shock of the lease victory. nevertheless, breaking down. michael mckee is with me in washington. we have been flying around in different airplanes, surveillance rule -- alan greenspan has not been as cautious as he has been. >> he was talking about this back in march. he was talking about how we have a demographic problem, clashing with austerity governments and falling productivity. in that sense, brexit is a symptom, not a cause. we talk about falling incomes here in the united states. let's talk about what is happening in europe. you talk about perhaps t

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from that was madalyn california. final thoughts? guest: i won't touch the control panel talkedst about that. in terms of isis inspired actually seewe about half of the cases, individuals are interested in traveling to join a foreign terrorism organization. the question on guns and foreign plotting goes away and we have this question of what do you do with these individuals who are drawn to a foreign terrorist organization? individualseen 88 arrested in the last two years, u.s., butted for the pales in comparison to other countries. it is something we have to wrapper heads around. host: that is seamus hughes, the deputy program director from the program on extremism at george washington university. thank you so much for joining us. guest: thank you. concludes our program for today. we will be back tomorrow morning. see you then. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> coming up