CEP CEO Ambassador Mark D. Wallace KCBS Interview

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CEP CEO Ambassador Mark D. Wallace on YouTube's removal of Anwar al-Awlaki content and the Counter Extremism Project's work in pressuring social media and tech companies to do more to combat extremist weaponization of their platforms.

In Their Own Words:

Islam is coming, so be with us and we will secure the victory together, and will realize the caliphate of God on earth. Da’wa and jihad together – this is our strategy.

Saif al-Adel, Senior al-Qaeda leader Nov. 19, 2010

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CEP CEO Ambassador Mark D. Wallace KCBS Interview

CEP CEO Ambassador Mark D. Wallace KCBS Interview

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