over for the final. >> wow how did you possibly afford doing that, i get the marriott rewards points, spgbut what about just the travel and the plane tickets. >> yes a lot of it was for work and school and that was nice and the companies enabled me to do that and then it's just saving and being smart about the way you're spending i went to international boarding schools so i stayed with friends in something like 75 countries, so grateful that i'm able to have those contacts, but, yeah, just slowly but surely, i don't know. >> having traveled everywhere, where are the places you want to go back to >> i've been living in the united arab emirates for six years in abu dhabi i really love it i think that's the best and most interesting place in the world there's so much to learn while there. i go every year to tanzania and own a small there and love to go back my mother is german and my father italian so i'm always going to those two places. 50 countries which i've been to twice which might be more impressive than going to all 193. >> now that you've done that, what's the next item on your buc

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here to weigh in is former cia station chief who served in south asia and vice president of spg daniele family says he was radicalized here and not in bangladesh, what does that tell you? >> certainly possible that he was radicalized here through cyberspace. you know, in the old days we remember al qaeda and their affiliates directing attacks inside the united states. and they are still doing that they are also inspiring attacks through cyberspace where individuals who want to learn how to construct bombs as ullah did and become radicalized they do it through cyberspace. brian: possibly. however, if he is driving a cab and he is here since 20011, do you think it's possible that youtube is the impetus for his hatred? >> it's possible. but, you know what? there is probably some interaction between what he is reading and how he is living here in the united states and what's going on in bangladesh impoverished country rising level of extreme. we know he went back there many times as recently as september of this year. brian: would you be looking strongly at bangladesh than usual. >> lookin