The question is, when we get to how do we figure out the motive, was it from abroad, was it through the Internet, or were there individuals here? That's relevant investigation here, if nothing more to find out whether there was an intelligence failure or not.
Juliette Kayyem discusses the importance of understanding the motives behind the actions of the bombing suspects.
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