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by Pete Hoekstra • June
13, 2016 • FoxNews.com  
The
massacre in Orlando by a self-proclaimed Islamist terrorist removes any
doubt that the West or its allies have contained the radical jihadi
movement.
You
wouldn't know it by listening to President Obama. From the Oval Office on
Monday, he remained unable to utter the words "radical Islam."
Yet,
early Sunday morning the shooter pledged allegiance to ISIS and reportedly
yelled "Allahu Akbar" before opening fire. He murdered and
injured more than 100 innocents in the worst Islamic terror assault on U.S.
soil since 9/11.
Family
and friends are suffering. Their lives will never be the same. The worst
aspect is that political leadership could have helped to prevent the attack
by addressing the violent Islamist threat by its rightful nature.
June 15, 2016 • Fox
News Radio
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transcript]
Brian
Kilmeade:
One of the few people not surprised, and not looking forward to, but not
surprised by radical Islam rearing its ugly head for the worst mass
shooting in American history is Pete Hoekstra. Congressman, welcome back.
Pete
Hoekstra:
Hey, thank you, always good to be with you, Brian.
Kilmeade: You know about
this threat. You knew about soft targets. You knew they were coming and are
here.
June 13, 2016 • NewsmaxTV
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transcript]
[From
video of news conference]:
FBI
Director James Comey:
We are going through the killer's life, as I said, especially his
electronics, to understand as much as we can about his path and whether
there was anyone else involved, either in directing him or in assisting
him. So far we see no indication that this was a plot directed from outside
the United States, and we see no indication that he was part of any kind of
network.
June 12, 2016 • WNYM
970 AM The Answer
[Start
Transcript]
John
Catsimatidis:
Welcome back to the National edition of the Cats Roundtable, 970 AM The
Answer in New York, 1260 AM The Answer in Washington, D.C. I'm your host,
John Catsimatidis, and for our next guest, get that strong cup of coffee
ready, our next guest—for 18 years Peter Hoekstra represented Michigan in
the U.S. Congress, he is a longtime member of the House Intelligence
Committee, and both a ranking member and its Chairman. Congressman, how are
you this morning?
Pete
Hoekstra:
I'm doing just fine. Thank you John.
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