Imminent. fertilizer sales, gun control measures, of course those issues are very controversial. i think that the walls we ve torn down since 9/11 between fighting terrorism on one hand and law enforcement activities on the other have made it easier for law enforcement to look at those types of plots and individuals who may be plots things who may be about to become activated. jenna: it is comforting to know that there is a system it seems in place now compared to maybe ten, 20, 30 years ago. definitely. jenna: we were on the air when this story was developingn friday and there was instantly a lot of speculation about muslim extremists in norway and the relationship between the muslim community that is growing there. and that is the trebs the story went at least initially. that can be dangerous of course. today there is an article on the muslim brotherhood and how it s growing here. are we too my optic in looking at terror when trying to prevent
Which i feel fairly certain is much stronger in most parts of our country than they had overseas unfortunately. but there is a real concern. we have the folks may come in with an al-qaida plot that may be here for quite a while, may have u.s. citizenship. we have right ring extremists that we ve seen in the united states and abroad. law enforcement has its work cut out for it. jenna: what is the biggest challenge for finding that one individual that would pose such a street. the internet unfortunately has sparked such a flurry of people that are ranting and raving. we saw this with the give ford shoot earlier this year. law enforcement has to decide within constitutional protections when a person reaches a point that is imminent. fertilizer sales, gun control measures, of course those issues are very controversial.