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Ahmed Rahami wasn’t a ‘hermit terrorist,’ didn’t hide his views, analyst says

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NBC News senior national security analyst Juan Zarate tells TODAY that “authorities are looking very closely at the family relationships” of Ahmed Rahami, suspected in the New York/New Jersey bombings last weekend. Zarate says it would have been helpful for authorities to look into Rahami’s travel records, but adds that the FBI has to protect constitutional rights.Sept. 21, 2016

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