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In an EXCLUSIVE PODCAST, Investigative reporterJoseph Hammond and our terrorism insider gives us some stunning news about Florida Rep. Frederika Wilson (D). Most of the country did not know who she was until Rep Wilson accused President Donald Trump of making insensitive remarks in a condolence call to the widow of an American soldier killed in Niger.
But her connection to the military’s often secretive work in work in Niger came as little surprise to intelligence officers who know the Florida Congresswoman as a long-time supporter of U.S. counter-terrorism missions in Africa. Since her election to the House in 2001, Wilson has become one of the staunchest advocates for U.S. support in the fight against the jihadist group Boko Haram.
Hammond talks about Rep. Wilson’s concern over how Boko Haram might play a role in the fanning flames of discontentment in the some of the United States most volatile inner cities, much in the same way ISIS has done in self-radicalizing American citizens.
But her connection to the military’s often secretive work in work in Niger came as little surprise to intelligence officers who know the Florida Congresswoman as a long-time supporter of U.S. counter-terrorism missions in Africa. Since her election to the House in 2001, Wilson has become one of the staunchest advocates for U.S. support in the fight against the jihadist group Boko Haram.
Hammond talks about Rep. Wilson’s concern over how Boko Haram might play a role in the fanning flames of discontentment in the some of the United States most volatile inner cities, much in the same way ISIS has done in self-radicalizing American citizens.
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By Jim WilliamsIn an EXCLUSIVE PODCAST, Investigative reporterJoseph Hammond and our terrorism insider gives us some stunning news about Florida Rep. Frederika Wilson (D). Most of the country did not know who she was until Rep Wilson accused President Donald Trump of making insensitive remarks in a condolence call to the widow of an American soldier killed in Niger.
But her connection to the military’s often secretive work in work in Niger came as little surprise to intelligence officers who know the Florida Congresswoman as a long-time supporter of U.S. counter-terrorism missions in Africa. Since her election to the House in 2001, Wilson has become one of the staunchest advocates for U.S. support in the fight against the jihadist group Boko Haram.
Hammond talks about Rep. Wilson’s concern over how Boko Haram might play a role in the fanning flames of discontentment in the some of the United States most volatile inner cities, much in the same way ISIS has done in self-radicalizing American citizens.
But her connection to the military’s often secretive work in work in Niger came as little surprise to intelligence officers who know the Florida Congresswoman as a long-time supporter of U.S. counter-terrorism missions in Africa. Since her election to the House in 2001, Wilson has become one of the staunchest advocates for U.S. support in the fight against the jihadist group Boko Haram.
Hammond talks about Rep. Wilson’s concern over how Boko Haram might play a role in the fanning flames of discontentment in the some of the United States most volatile inner cities, much in the same way ISIS has done in self-radicalizing American citizens.