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The united states. >> some cheers shifting to boos. the chilly reception came during a salute to u.s. service members, just after the president announced the death of the most wanted terrorist, abu bakr al-baghdadi. it didnt end there. heres what happened next. [ crowd chanting "lock him up" ] >> one of the political opponent disagrees with the chant. chris coons said the office of the presidency deserves respect, even when the actions of the president dont. the white house spokesman said that w...

Republicans? is this a win for republicans? what would that mean either way? we have defenders for the president on tonight to talk about this and the impact of taking out mr. baghdadi and what that does for mr. security. we have our top investigator, mccabe and baker are here. to take us through where we are in the state of play. a new round of noncompliance with someone who was supposed to testify today. what does it mean, where does it take us? thats how were starting the week, my handsome fr...

Urban, who is now a washington corporate lobbyist. jeff, does this upcoming vote -- i mean does it put democrats in a stronger position, or is it, as kevin mccarthy is saying, democrats backtracking? >> i think it puts them mostly in a stronger position. i think what its really about is that there has been a plan among the democrats from almost the beginning of this process to make an article of impeachment about failure to cooperate with congress, you know, failure to answer subpoenas, failure ...

That belong to the organization that are still alive and have the opportunity to coalesce. >> joby, how concerned do you think -- or how much concern should there be in the united states, in europe, elsewhere about potential retaliatory attacks or even in the region? >> i think we can almost guarantee that somethings going to happen because this is a moment when the islamic state is going to have to show its still relevant. so whatevers left, whatever core leadership is out there is going to be ...

15,000 troops. his goal -- taking the capital of the united states. >> even with the rebels on his doorstep, lincoln refuses to cower in the white house. the commander in chief heads for the front lines to boost the troops morale and show the people of washington not to be afraid. >> general wright. >> ah, mr. president. [ indistinct conversation ] >> well, certainly. >> im sure a lot of things are going through the mind of a confederate sharpshooter. there, in your cross hairs, is the union pre...

That he would achieve re-election. >> forward, march! >> after the overland campaign, lincoln begins to doubt his top general, but grant redeems himself by pulling off one of the most audacious maneuvers of the war. he secretly crosses the james river and surrounds petersburg, a crucial supply hub for richmond, catching the rebels by surprise. >> if we dispatch general early with a sizable force to attack washington, grant will have no choice but to divert his troops. >> it certainly would ease ...

His goal -- taking the capital of the united states. >> even with the rebels on his doorstep, lincoln refuses to cower in the white house. the commander in chief heads for the front lines to boost the troops morale and show the people of washington not to be afraid. >> general wright. >> ah, mr. president. [ indistinct conversation ] >> well, certainly. >> im sure a lot of things are going through the mind of a confederate sharpshooter. there, in your cross hairs, is the union president, and if ...

>> well, and heres the general grant himself! >> ...lincoln puts him in command of all union armies and brings him to washington. >> im sorry to spoil your party, mr. president. these gatherings just arent my cup of tea. >> you cant blame the people for wanting an audience with their new lieutenant general... and perhaps their next president. >> even though he had found his man to win the war and end slavery, he also wanted to make sure that ulysses s. grant did not harbor political ambitions of...

Re-election. >> forward, march! >> after the overland campaign, lincoln begins to doubt his top general, but grant redeems himself by pulling off one of the most audacious maneuvers of the war. he secretly crosses the james river and surrounds petersburg, a crucial supply hub for richmond, catching the rebels by surprise. >> if we dispatch general early with a sizable force to attack washington, grant will have no choice but to divert his troops. >> it certainly would ease the pressure on us her...

Dont miss a day of brilinta. the attacks in paris have raised fears among americans. the latest nbc news online poll conducted by survey monkey shows a majority of americans are worried that they or someone in their family might become the victim of a terrorist attack. 38% say they are somewhat worried. 16% acknowledge being very worried. isis videos this week threatening to attack washington and burn down the white house can only contribute to that anxiety. same for the isis video released we...