Muslim Brotherhood is quietly infiltrating US schools, politics: Expert

George Washington University Program on Extremism director Lorenzo Vidino joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the Senate's examination of the Muslim Brotherhood's quiet, long-term influence in American institutions.

Muslim Brotherhood influence inside America is examined on Capitol Hill as George Washington University's Lorenzo Vidino joins 'Fox & Friends' to weigh in. Vidino warns that the group, founded in 1928, has quietly built a sophisticated network to infiltrate U.S. schools and political candidates. He cautions that this 100-year-plan extends far beyond traditional terrorism threats.