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Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman.

One quick announcement.

I'm doing a series of reaction videos where I read headlines in the news and casually react to them.

And those will be uploaded every other Sunday. So you can check that out my YouTube channel.

My guest today is Jesse Morton. Jesse has an incredibly interesting life story.

He was born in America, converted to Islam as a young

adult, became radicalized, and devoted his life to doing everything he could to help al-Qaeda

from America, including creating the very first English-language jihadist propaganda magazine,

which later famous magazines like Inspire and Daibik would be modeled after. So after a long

journey away from Islamism, he now runs an organization called Parallel Networks, which works on

de-radicalizing people who are involved in extremist, political, and religious movements of all kinds.

I enjoyed this one a lot, and I hope you do too.

So without further ado, Jesse Morton. Jesse Morton, thanks so much for coming on my show.

I appreciate you having me. Nice to be here, Coleman. So I met you a few weeks ago at an event in New York and talked to you for a while and

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