has to be gone through to eliminate sources and methods so that you don t blow your sources. right. usually that is a pretty easy process. there s standard protocol to do it. there s a lot that can be said separate from that and the real question is, is this just a circumstantial case or is there hard evidence? and that s what the american people want to know. all right. stephen hadley, thank you very much for your time tonight. nice to be with you. and next, donald trump slamming the media after his electoral college victory tonight tweeting, we did it despite all the distorted and inaccurate media. michelle obama in an interview later tonight shares the advice she gave melania trump. you ll hear it here. (woman) one year ago today mom started searching for her words. and my brother ray and i started searching for answers. (vo) when it s time to navigate in-home care,
for years i felt like i had no power, no voice. but i was wrong. sorry, andreas, but somebody needs to stop you because you ve hurt my brother and you have hurt my other brothers in ways that they will never heal from, and you need to go down, you ugly, distorted, son of a bitch. [ expletive ] you. it s sort of this tedious process of looking, sifting through everything and looking at the good and then letting go of some of the negatives. there s a lot of good.
our priority should be how to fight the enemy. in the end it didn t matter what kind of terrorist we called bin laden. it mattered that we killed bin laden. but we still can t close our eyes to the fact that there is a distorted and dangerous stream of extremism within the muslim world that continues to spread. its adherents are relatively few in number but capable of causing profound damage, most especially to their communities throughout an arc of instability that stretches from north and west africa to asia. overlapping conflicts collapsing state structures, widespread corruption, poverty and repression have created openings for extremists to exploit. before the arab spring, i warned that the region s foundations would sink into the sand without immediate reforms.
ceiling was the thing i ll never forget. the number of marks that were in there, you know how many times he must have hit his son. and then when his mother returned home lobelia, if she was out walking the dog and came in, the place was right, did he meet her at the door and did she say oh, brad, what a surprise and he went to hit her with a hammer? i don t know. she ducked into the bathroom, tried to lock herself in there, thinking she might be safe. i can t understand it. what did he look like, his face? right? distorted? calm? i can t i can t see his face.
then he may need to be policed and never lose that. i treat a lot of people with these sorts of histories in their child hood. the main reason they become a perpetrator is there s a history in their background. and there are many other reasons and associations. but villify him if you will, it s not aabout him just needing to understand well he did something wrong here he needs to straighten out and fly right. no he s a sick man with a dist orted motivation caused by something that probably could be treated and if not, we need to know too, so he can be kept away from these other kids. here s what i want to know. and people think this is so icky to talk about, uncomfortable to