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>> i left wondering how much hoda is changing her story because she wants to get out of this prison camp. from what ive seen, women were the backbone of isis, the ones who held the group together and made some of its worst atroci atrocities possible. but why join in the first place? next, the false promises that lured recruits to isis and the violent truth of life inside the caliphate. mercedes-benz suvs were engineered with only one mission in mind. to be the best. in the category, in the ind...

And they thought in their heads, if only we would establish the caliphate, you know, everything else would fall into place and wed all live happily ever after. >> tens of thousands of foreign fighters believed the islamic state was their destiny. they destroyed their passports to show their commitment to the caliphate. for them, there was no going back. i met one of those men, a former jihadist named mo, back in manhattan while he was in federal custody. mo went to columbia university and had wh...

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The defeat of islamic state was carried out. the elimination of the caliphate that isis had certainly with our advice and assistance and enabling and then very suddenly, this is not a phased deliberate plan withdrawal, this is a very sudden exit and this does not end in endless war. it probably prolongs it because this gives isis an opportunity for a resurgence, keep in mind there are still 20,000 to 30,000 isis fighters in the iraq and syria area. we have not got bagdadi yesterday. there is a c...

The elimination of the caliphate that isis had certainly with our advice and assistance and enabling and then very suddenly, this is not a phased deliberate plan withdrawal, this is a very sudden exit and this does not end in endless war. it probably prolongs it because this gives isis an opportunity for a resurgence, keep in mind there are still 20,000 to 30,000 isis fighters in the iraq and syria area. we have not got bagdadi yesterday. there is a chaotic situation in turkey entering russia an...

So-called caliphate. we do not want to see that same phenomenon happen in syria, so we pressed a very hard on the fact that we need a residual force in syria, to first and foremost protect the homeland, so right now were in a five-day cease fire after which it will become permanent and i talked to the vice president about this cease fire. we want to give this a chance to work, and im hopeful that it will, but if it doesnt, we are prepared as early as next week to move forward at the committee le...

Going to come back and that theres an attack on our allies, so youve changed your mind based on what youve heard from the president last night? >> yeah, i still believe that if we abandon the kurds nobody helps you in the future. theyve lost 10,000 fighters to destroy the caliphate, there are 20,000 isis fighters running around in syria and iraq, small contingent of americans providing air power and will keep the isis at bay and the fighter wont break out. what i heard from the president was a v...

"americas news headquarters." im arthel neville. eric: hello, everyone, im eric shawn. with that truce set to expire on tuesday, turkish president erdogan is threatening to continue that invasion targeting the kurds if, he says, they do not retreat. erdogan vowing to, quote: crush their heads. and the kurds say erdogan is simply trying to slaughter them. this as the trump administration is defending the presidents controversial decision to withdraw our troops from the area, a move critics say pr...

Are still launching attacks in points further south. its not like a constant battle thats been going on. there have been terror attacks. remember, the caliphate used to extend well into this country. >> matt, i know you have been monitoring the refugee situation over there. what are we hearing right now about that growing crisis? >> reporter: it could be as many as 160 to 300,000 people displaced by this fresh fighting in northeastern syria. depending on who you ask. here in iraq, theres probabl...

Are already running for their lives, heading toward regime areas, heading toward the iraqi border, heading anywhere they can because theyre afraid theyre going to be slaughtered. >> brett, what is syria now? is it a full-fledged country? is it being carved up? is turkey annexing a piece of it? what is the future of syria here? >> well, its always been one of the most complex situations. and the situation president trump inherited actually was on the road to some stability. and we executed a plan...