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Hasan's execution is scheduled for Date: December 3. He wants to become a martyr, so livestreaming his death is giving him exactly what he wants.

We'll see a terrorist attack inspired by Hasan's death within a year of his execution. There will be evidence of a resurgence in Islamist groups well before the year is up.

The quotation as stated here isn't exact. I seem to recall the question was something about what he feels guilty about, although all other indications are that he never felt guilty about anything. I heard this in a clip in a podcast sometime after he died--but I can't remember which podcast. You heard Savile himself giving the response. It might have been "stop" or similar instead of "no".

I'm looking for either the original audio or video of the interview, or at least a podcast episode that contains the audio clip. For the original I could be wrong about the time-frame--it may have been even earlier, though I think it was later in his life.

(There was a multi-part episode of Behind The Bastards where they talk extensively about Savile, but this quotation wasn't in there.)

I've already searched through the podcasts that I subscribe to, and googled extensively. I checked Wikiquote and it's not there.

I don't think that's the exact quote, but it was similar. He wasn't explicitly saying what it was, and I think his statement was phrased in a way that this girl was hypothetical. I know I heard this on a podcast before, and was expecting to hear it again in the multi-part Savile series.