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'Muslim Rage is Still Out There' Says Brokaw
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April 23, 2013
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as posted by the channel""This is a reality show that we're going to be living with for a long time," Tom Brokaw said on Meet the Press this morning, during David Gregory's panel on the attack in Boston. Discussing the need to find the motivation behind such events, the panelists further debated the pros and cons of the extra-vigilant era we're entering.
"You can't get intel on the lone operators," Brokaw elaborated, noting details about the suspect, adding, "He's also a Muslim. The fact is, that Islamic rage is still out there."*
On addressing the Boston bombing suspects, Tom Brokaw says there's still "Islamic rage" in the world. Nothing can justify an act of terrorism, but what could fill a human being with anger and rage? Is it a circle of senseless violence? Cenk Uygur breaks it down.
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