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EPISODE · Mar 2, 2021 · 27 MIN

Juliette Kayyem - Former Asst. Secretary for Homeland Security, Harvard School of Government Homeland Security Program

from Inside Out with Paul Mecurio · host Paul Mecurio

Juliette is one of the foremost authorities on terrorism and speciically domestic terroism. In eye-opening detail and clarity, Juliette walks us through likely domestic terrorist scenarios after the Jan 6th attack on our Capitol,she explains how mercy and unity can defeat extremists, what actions will only embolden insurrectionists, the history of insurrection and what we can learn from it and much more. This is a master class in understanding the rise and power of extremism, how we can ensure our way of government, defeating extremists and who the new leaders of the extremists are and who to watch for.

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