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Alienation, grievances, and that is what has enabled extremist groups to establish themselves, to take advantage of ungoverned situations in the muslim world, and in some cases, even inadequately governed spaces. so there is a lot riding on what happens now in syria, especially as were now reintroducing troops, having suddenly pulled them out a couple weeks ago. that will enable us to salvage some of what i think we achieved, many hard years and over 10,000 syrian-kurd partners killed in the pro...

Manufacturing jobs, cutting illegal immigration in half. obliterating isis, their caliphate destroyed, their terrorist leader dead. hes no mr. nice guy, but sometimes it takes a donald trump to change washington. >> jeff, very early ad were seeing here from the president. >> super early ad and its a good reminder that there is another candidate, another 2020 candidate in this field who is running, donald trump. and he has so many advantages. and the biggest thing at this point is money. he can u...

They had to go to the badlands region of anbar province, the desert, in essence. and then we saw in three years time they came back with a vengeance. the caliphate was a rallying cry for jihadists around the world to come and join up with this global phenomenon. i call it the jihadist internationale. they have an expanding presence in africa. you mentioned mali. i would add mozambique. nigeria. condo congo. remember when boko haram pledged allegiance to al baghdadi. this is indeed a worldwide ji...

For more on the death of al baghdadi and what it means for the future of terrorism, im joined by general david petraeus. he was the commander of sent-com and leader of the cia. david, good to have you on. >> good to be here, fareed. thanks. >> tell me what you think this means for the future of isis. i ask because you destroyed al qaeda in iraq, and of course it came back in the form of isis when american troops left. when you look at the situation today with isis, decapitated, its lost its terr...

Iranians to whom we gave a degree of victory in this case. certainly abandoning those who took over 10,000 losses in the course of defeating the islamic state and eliminating the caliphate. thats quite a serious blow, and i think were going to have to work hard to reestablish our credibility, not just there and not just within, but really around the world. when these actions take place, if you have a red line that doesnt turn out to be a red line, if your rhetoric gets out ahead of what youre ac...

Certainly abandoning those who took over 10,000 losses in the course of defeating the islamic state and eliminating the caliphate. thats quite a serious blow, and i think were going to have to work hard to reestablish our credibility, not just there and not just with them, but really around the world. when these actions take place, if you have a red line that doesnt turn out to be a red line, if your rhetoric gets out ahead of what youre actually willing to do, over time that obviously undermine...

Discontent, again, often alienation, grievances, and that is what has enabled extremist groups to establish themselves, to take advantage of ungoverned situations in the muslim world, and in some cases, even inadequately governed spaces. so there is a lot riding on what happens now in syria, especially as were now reintroducing troops, having suddenly pulled them out a couple weeks ago. that will enable us to salvage some of what i think we achieved, many hard years and over 10,000 syrian-kurd p...

Baghdadi and what it means for the future of terrorism, im joined by general david petraeus. he was the commander of sent-com later served as tb director of the cia. good to have you on. >> >> good to be here, fareed. thanks. >> tell me what you think this means for the future of isis. i ask because you destroyed al qaeda in iraq, and of course it came back in the form of isis when american troops left. when you look at the situation today with isis, decapitated, its lost its territory, sources ...

Creating 6 million new jobs, 500,000 new manufacturing jobs, cutting illegal immigration in half. obliterating isis. their caliphate destroyed. their terrorist leader dead. but the democrats would rather focus on impeachment and phony investigations. >> and the tag line here being hes no mr. nice guy. does that foreshadow perhaps the tone of the next year of campaigning? >> without question. the no mr. nice guy, donald trump is going to use it to his favor. thats what richard nixon did when he s...

Decimating isis. and hes already put into action plans that have destroyed the caliphate, that have ousted them from 99% of their land, taken away their funding source in the oil fields, taken out not only al-baghdadi, but his number two. and his commitment and do the united states commitment to protecting american citizens from terrorism is unparalleled. pete: isnt what the presidents doing more critique of an establishment that didnt get it right for a long time? i mean, youre from arizona, fo...