Domestic terrorism

You know, this is like little remembered today, and it's remarkable the kind of short memory people have.

And I think about this a lot, especially when there's when the regime tries to insinuate propaganda about domestic terrorism into policy discussions.

During the early 1970s, there was constant genuine domestic terrorist incidents coast to coast.

Nixon and J. Edgar Hoover, who even in the best of times, had a very contentious and not at all friendly relationship, to say the least.

It's an executive order, NSPM 7.

What do we take from these historical precedents and this, you know, countering domestic terrorism and organized political violence?

One thing that I've noticed over the past, I'm going to say three, four, five months, is that Trump and a lot of people who are sort of close to Trump have been talking about communism a lot more.

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The first reaction to what happened in Oklahoma City was that it was the work of foreign terrorists.

And the president, to his credit, I think when he spoke to the American people, said that, you know, we really have to gather more information before we come to any conclusions, which is a wise thing to do, because in the end, obviously, it was something that was the result of domestic terrorism.

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