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The group proved brutality with videos including the execution of foreigners. isis showed it can project terror far beyond its syrian banks. the wests limited intervention in syria also provided opportunity for russia. in september 2015 its air force began striking the enemys of syrias regime with devastating affect. that campaign recently broke the oppositions desperate resistance in the city of aleppo while inspiring western critics to accuse russia of war crimes. now only weeks later, russia ...

George h.w. bush -- they are taking part in the final exam before taking off and future strikes against isis. the u.s. and its allies have conducted over 17,000 air strikes against isis but will do without the services of an aircraft carrier for now after the uss eisenhower returned home. while the focus of the u.s. military is on isis -- >> that doesnt mean three months or six months from now that that will be the priority for our country. we have to be ready to execute anywhere, any time, any ...

Easy. >> reporter: donald trump and republicans are planning big changes for the consumer financial protection bureau. created after the 2008 financial collapse to protect borrowers, arguing it has stifled growth with overzealous government relation. >> this is an agency that is taking a very wide stance on its power. really trying to expand its authority. you have this one person at the head of it who is running all of it. >> reporter: president obama named richard cordre. republicans want to d...

>> millions -- >> more than 21, 22 million americans was released. very sensitive personal information. opening people up to blackmail. that was not treated as a five alarm fire like this s. its important we get a little bit of perspective. we should be dealing with all of our cyber security threats not just ones that set people off because of how it relates to trump and putin. >> how does this set up the putin/trul putin/trump relationship? >> i think its a mistake for trump to try to keep down...

On this cease-fire. i think this is basically about putin trying to get closer to turkey to wasnean them away fro the nato alliance, which would be a defeat for the united states. i dont think it will have any substantial affect on the ground in syria. i think it shows russias continued effort to extend its influence in the region which it has done far greater than anything in the 50 years since sadat expelled the soviets. every extension of russian influence in the middle east is negative for a...

Want to see fast service. the doctors were explaining to me today, things can be taken care of quickly when you wait too long its life threatening. thats whats been happening. people are dying so well fix it properly not like its been done over the past. >> reporter: how close are you -- >> reporter: you said you wanted to dissolve and the new york a.g.s office says you cannot do that until they finish their investigation. how will that affect -- >> well, i have a foundation thats given millions...

>> millions -- >> more than 21, 22 million americans was released. very sensitive personal information. opening people up to blackmail. that was not treated as a five alarm fire like this s. its important we get a little bit of perspective. we should be dealing with all of our cyber security threats not just ones that set people off because of how it relates to trump and putin. >> how does this set up the putin/trul putin/trump relationship? >> i think its a mistake for trump to try to keep down...

On this cease-fire. i think this is basically about putin trying to get closer to turkey to wasnean them away fro the nato alliance, which would be a defeat for the united states. i dont think it will have any substantial affect on the ground in syria. i think it shows russias continued effort to extend its influence in the region which it has done far greater than anything in the 50 years since sadat expelled the soviets. every extension of russian influence in the middle east is negative for a...

They have some vulnerabilities but we have a great amount of intel which i think my good friend spider could talk about and were saying we know what youre doing, knock it off and now were playing a tougher card. >> general marks, how do you weigh where the risks might be greater if the u.s. -- if the obama administration had not made it public versus kept it quiet and removed the russian operatives from the u.s. or imposed sanctions without the public knowing. >> fredricka, at some point the u.s...

Approaching. meaning hell do better for israel than the current administration. fascinating, benjamin netanyahu responded on twitter saying, president-elect trump, thank you for your warm friendship and clear-cut support for israel. what do you make of that? >> well, i think its unfortunate, but its a reality, and we should not make too much of it. the fact is that there have been sharp conflicts between presidents and prime ministers going back to the beginning of israel. president eisenhower w...