greatest threat, the greatest islamist terrorist threat inside germany. and so for months and months and months he has been very much at the top of that list of concerns in terms of the 500 or so most dangerous radicals inside the country. and very quickly, then how could this happen? how could he not have been stopped that s a great question and that s going to be the second part of this review. look there are people that touch law enforcement intelligence agencies throughout the world that are on lists. but amri was not just on the list that paul is describing, the most wanted. he was on our, you know, essentially some of our, the united states, lists, meaning he would never be able to touch u.s. soil. this wasn t some random sort of pickup, some guy who was maybe toying or flirting with isis. the amount of information they had about him beforehand, and the concern that they had beforehand, is relatively unique in these cases. i mean, a lot of these isis cases, the guy sort of