day. it would also shift its efforts from the middle east and focus on other parts of the globe. a recent post by sparks offers us another glimpse of the future. he says denied a physical cal fi calipha caliphate, isis the brand will leave live on in social media. even without a physical stronghold, isis could raise money, sow chaos and recruit a generation of angry young people. isis will be competing with others. they will need to continue to inspire more acts of violence through the digital world. isis might become an army of lone wolves capable of committing terror anywhere in the world. president trump s original
they were trying to sow chaos. and as more communications came in, intercepted communications between russian officials about communications with donald trump s orbit and belief they had access and other intelligence gathered became clear there was intent on the part of the russian to try to tilt the election in favor of donald trump. and donald trump, it s worth noting again, he was briefed on this by as you ll recall, the leaders in the intelligence and law enforcement agencies in january just before he took office as president. he was looped in at that time. what he knew before that, still unclear. no evidence he was directly in touch with russians during the campaign but a lot to still know and unanswered questions.
isis seems to be really very creative and innovative in dealing with recruitment on social media. and that the u.s. is having a problem dealing effectively, combatting that. what s going on here. to use a term from the world of social media, isis is disrupting the process. al qaeda was the original. they began to use, particularly al qaeda in yemen, began to use the internet to recruit people recruit lone wolfs and countries like the u.s. and elsewhere in europe. we know famously anwar al awlaki was using the internet to reach out to people like nadal hassan the ft. hood shooter. what isis is doing is in a different scale. al qaeda would insist on a long conversation. they would insist on sort of micro managing a terrorist attack. isis is saying to people go and do your own thing. you don t need any instructions from us. go and wreak havoc, sow chaos
there was every reason it would evolve into a violent situation at that moment. people didn t know how to control the young lions, some young black people in south africa,. so long open pressed, uneducated, mandela himself was concerned about it. he really stood tall because of his moral authority. having been in jail for 27 years, talking about himself as you just heard, being a servant of the people and about democracy. remember he goes on to become the first elected president of a democratic multiracial south africa and forms a unity government with f.w. de klerk, the former president and white. you have this multiracial, unity face to the country and to all those who would sow chaos. when we stopped this morning and think back on the life of mandela, he had that capacity to tran send bitterness, pettiness, racial division at its height because remember south africa is a country that is majority
occupation. our movements strictly controlled here. it s clear here that this is a great source of pride to the north koreans. back to you, kate. ivan, thanks so much. now in egypt violence could spike today and reza sayah is here to explain why from cairo. it s friday, that means another day of dueling demonstrations in egypt between supporters and opponents of ousted president mohamed morsi. two important factors could make today different more explosive, factor number one the unusual move by the head of the armed forces to call for mass demonstrations against terrorists. it s not clear who the top general meant when he said terrorist but many say this is a veiled threat against the muslim brotherhood. factor number two, more nasty demonstrations of more guns, more people killed. it s certainly possible those elements could come out today to sow chaos. many say if things are going to turn ugly in the conflict it