Hassan Hassan's guest appearances

Hassan Hassan

RESISTANCE RADIO -  with Sean Kent and CJ Werleman.

Background Briefing with Ian Masters

Defense One Radio

Goodbets Unplugged

Guardian News

David Berger

Angus King

David Thompson

Robert E. Lee

Loren DeJonge Schulman

Paul Scharre

Eli Lake

Richard Haass

Ash Carter

Rosa Brooks

Phil Klay

Jeffrey Lewis

Ashraf Ghani

Jens Stoltenberg

Ben Hodges

OwlTail

Hey Goodbets Unplugged listeners! We're back from our hiatus with a new episode for you all. This week on Unplugged, Nicole sits down with Hassan Hassan, the CEO of 4.0. They chat about Hassan's journey from engineering to CEO of 4.0 and the evolution of 4.0's work. Then, they dive into a new project that 4.0 is launching--the Angel Syndicate. Tune in to learn more. Show Notes 4.0's Website: https://www.4pt0.org/ Learn more about the Angel Syndicate: https://www.fund4.co/ Apply to the Angel Syndicate: https://airtable.com/shr5skdiODIWimwmD 1988 Interview with Tupac Shakur: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_XT9-C5Qu8

Hey Goodbets Unplugged listeners! We're back from our hiatus with a new episode for you all. This week on Unplugged, Nicole sits down with Hassan Hassan, the CEO of 4.0. They chat about Hassan's journey from engineering to CEO of 4.0 and the evolution of 4.0's work. Then, they dive into a new project that 4.0 is launching--the Angel Syndicate. Tune in to learn more. Show Notes 4.0's Website: <a href="https://www.4pt0.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.4pt0.org/</a> Learn more about the Angel Syndicate: <a href="https://www.fund4.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.fund4.co/</a> Apply to the Angel Syndicate: <a href="https://airtable.com/shr5skdiODIWimwmD" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://airtable.com/shr5skdiODIWimwmD</a> 1988 Interview with Tupac Shakur: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_XT9-C5Qu8" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_XT9-C5Qu8</a>

Episode 26 Philanthropy, Power, and Hope. On shifting power with 4.0 CEO Hassan Hassan. 

This week on the program: • The true origins of the Islamic State terrorist group. Hassan Hassan, a Syrian-born scholar of the Middle East, recently found a 93-page document from ISIS chronicling the jihadi landscape of pre-9/11 Iraq. New details show that the man originally thought to have created ISIS — Abu Musab al-Zarqawi — was not at all the group’s creator. Hassan tells us all about a man named Abu Ali al-Anbari and this new, revised history of al-Qaeda in Iraq. • Then in our second half, we’ll consider the United States’ global war on terror now 17 years after 2001, what seemed to work, some things that didn’t, and where it could be headed in the years to come. *** Qs for Hassan Hassan: 1. [2:07] Can you remind our listeners who we all believed Abu Musab al-Zarqawi to have been before you wrote your article? 2. [4:05] How did you come across this revelatory new information about Abu Ali al-Anbari? 3. [6:19] Why didn't you buy Zarqawi as the driving force others believed him to be? 4. [12:19] The “ideological contours” of al-Qaeda, as you called it — you write that these were in place in Iraq before Zarqawi entered the scene. Can you tell us a bit about why those things preceded Zarqawi? 5. [16:50] So what, if anything, does this change about how nations resist al-Qaeda and off-shoots like ISIS moving forward? 6. [18:00] What does all this suggest about the future of ISIS? 7. [22:05] Have you considered re-writing any portions of your 2015 book, “ISIS: Inside the Army of Terror?” 8. [23:56] U.S. Marine Lt. Gen. Kenneth McKenzie — President Trump’s new nominee to lead U.S. Central Command — told lawmakers this week that ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is "a very scared man running for his life in the desert." Is that your impression as well? 9. [25:48] How did Abu Ali al-Anbari get on the U.S. military's radar? 10. [26:24] What are your thoughts when you consider how long America has been openly at war with al-Qaeda — and offshoots of al-Qaeda? 11. [33:47] Is there anybody out there that you’ve seen who appears to be doing productive work or who is on the right track when trying to address the roots causes of extremism today? 12. [39:49] Has the U.S. overstayed its welcome in the Middle East? 13. [43:48] There's a tolerance developing in eastern Syria and parts of the Middle East where sectarianism had dominated in recent years?

The true origins of ISIS and the future of counterterrorism with Hassan Hassan