The delusion that they have just latched themselves to trump and to this presidency. So frankly, i would be surprised if they ever get off the ship. Its going to be an issue in 2018. The voters have a say. Jennifer rubin, great to have you. The Rachel Maddow show starts right now. Good evening, thank you, my friend. A bunch of news has broken late today and into this evening, stories were continuing to follow as developing news stories. That includes the federal court in washington, d. C. , unsealing a new batch of documents in the Special Counsels criminal case against Trump Campaign chairman Paul Manafort and Trump Campaign official rick gates. The 12count Felony Indictment against them was unsealed yesterday alongside a guilty plea from a more junior Campaign Official who now admits he lied to the fbi about his russia contacts during the campaign. That was all yesterday. This new filing Unsealed Tonight
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The fourth-year student's detention comes four days after ISIS India head Haris Farooqi alias Harish Ajmal Farukhi and his associate Anurag Singh alias Rehan were arrested in Dhubri district after they had crossed over from Bangladesh.
Prosecutors with the Southern District of Ohio say Naser Almadaoji, 22, of Beavercreek, pleaded guilty Friday to one count of attempting to provide material support himself, as personnel to foreign terrorist organizations, specifically ISIS Wilayat Khorasan.
they were trying to sound the alarm. this also pertains to high school administrators. they also reached out to the fbi trying to sound the alarm about the radicalization of this man. over a period of time he became more and more radicalized and even in high school, in fact, told others at his high school that he wanted to join isis and claimed that the may 2017 attack at a music concert in manchester, united kingdom, was justified because the performer dressed provocatively. that was back in 2017. fast forward to around 2020, and he was still having these sort of radicalized ideas. however, he left his home in santa clara, california, moved to seattle. and actually a mosque in seattle tried to take him in, tried to help him, tried to guide him away from these radicalized ideas. and they said we ll take you in. we will help you. we ll give you tuition for a semester of college but you must abandon isis.
and over time the mosque found out he did not abandon isis so they ended their relationship with him. some time during this time, the fbi says, prosecutors say there was a confidential informant basically who was giving information to the fbi. they were able to figure out he had planned to go from seattle to amsterdam onto egypt where he had planned to support isis, join isis, and it was at the seattle airport that they contacted him, arrested him. he s now facing, again, up to 20 years in prison for trying to provide material support to a terrorist organization. attorney information for this man was not immediately available but we do see cases like this from time to time of americans becoming radicalized here and tending to go overseas and join isis and getting caught. the fbi had been watching him for many years and caught pretty recently in seattle. think how hard for his mom to watch that transformation happening. absolutely. whitney wild, thank you so much. president biden