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salah abdeslam. you heard rick reference that earlier and ben hall as well. terror threats against the u.s. growing. the video released by the brutal terror group takes direct aim at the white house. this direct threat coming a day after video showing times square. catherine herridge is live in washington with the very latest. so, catherine, what you can tell us about these videos? people want to know at home should they be concerned and about the content? well, thanks, kimberly, i have watched this new six minute video from isis. it s got these two unidentified operatives and they make specific threats against france as well as the white house. but what makes this tape stand out is that it s in arabic so it s not directed at an american audience and there is not a lot of graphic violence in the tape. late today we heard from the fbi director who said all of these videos were isis like a pile on of propaganda. this is not considered credible intelligence or
decision about showing so much of the violence that he was subjected to? a very conscious focus that all of us as a team determined early on was in congressman lewis s words, we simply have to make it plain, we have to tell the whole story, and as opposition to the movement intensifies, the natural consequence of the story telling is that graphic violence and verbal violence are made more plane. so as it is received by readers, by schools, by libraries, that is the kind of thing that cannot be swept under the rug. especially in this time and place, allowing people to connect as victims and perpetrators and violence within the book is very powerful. and you don t see it very often. we have all db we re all steeps in the iconography of the movement very little of it was
early on was in congressman lewis s words, we simply have to make it plain, we have to tell the whole story, and as opposition to the movement intensifies, the natural consequence of the story telling is that graphic violence and verbal violence are made more plane. so as it is received by readers, by schools, by libraries, that is the kind of thing that cannot be swept under the rug. especially in this time and place, allowing people to connect as victims and perp pray tors and violence within the book is very powerful. and you don t see it very often. we have all db we re all steeps in the iconography of the movement very little of it was about what it meant to be a perpetrator of violence. i wonder if because it has been
wanted to ago you about is how much many there is really graphic i mean it s not gory but graphic depiction of violence here. did you make a deliberate decision about showing so much of the violence that he was subjected to? well a very conscious focus that all of us as a team determined early on was in congressman lewis words we have to make it plain and tell the whole story and as opposition to the movement intensifies the natural consequence of the story storytelling is that graphic violence and verbal violence are made much more plain and more more intense so a lot of that is dealing with it as the book is published and received by schools, by schools, by libraries but that can t be swept under rug especially at this juncture at this time and place allowing people to connect both as victims and perpetrators of violence within the book is