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officials, career officials who do this for a living in an assessment made there wasn t sufficient grounds for extradition. what appear news with if this new reporting is true is that the white house is attempting to strong arm career officials a the department and elsewhere at other agencies into manufacturing a grounds to remove mr. gulen to turkey or elsewhere. that is absolutely what the reporting says, if in fact this reporting is accurate. i just have to ask your assessment as somebody who has been there and has dealt with these sort of things, how big of how big a deal is this? how unusual is this? and how loudly would you expect people in the agencies, including the justice department, to squawk over this kind of pressure from the white house to reverse the decisions, reverse the views of career officials who work on these things as a professor matter? i think it would be unusual if the facts as reported are
things as a professor matter? i think it would be unusual if the facts as reported are true. as i said, there has already been a very careful vetting of the validity of the turkish government s request, and this is maybe not even a second bite of the apple, but a third or fourth bite of the apple. so it appears they are trying to create a pretext under some sort of facts to eject mr. gulen out of the united states in order to play indicate the erdogan regime, to soothe the current hostility toward the saudi government in order to appease a regime that our own intelligence community allege has committed one of the grossest human rights atrocities in human memory. david lofton, it s always an honor to have you here, sir. thanks for your time tonight. thank you, rachel. the framing that mr. loughman put on there, if you combine