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In fact, these things are expensive. there is only a lot of money to be lost. you touched earlier on the ethics, but clearly there were some major ethical questions. is it ethical to interview a member of is at all? are you humanising or potentially whitewashing what they did? what do you think about that? one of the things that changed the dynamic was that by this point, by early autumn of 2019, we had passed the territorial defeat of is. they no longer had a so—called caliphate. they were no...

Children when he was cornered in a tunnel. >> he died like a dog. he died like a coward. the world is now a much safer place. >> u.s. special forces were in the compound for about two hours and were able to gather whats described as highly sensitive material on isis before pulling out and flying back to iraq. >> reporter: days later, isis announces a new leader of the caliphate. baghdadis death symbolizes the destruction of the islamic state but not the end of its violent ideology. number four, ...

Allegiance, they took formal names. theoretically theyre part of this idea of a caliphate with individual areas. so theyre not direct chain of command kind of entities, but they share information, they work together in the world of cyber and online recruiting, recruiting, proselytizing, conducting operations. they try to take glory from each other. ill close by saying this is a wonderful moment to kill this leader of isis, but look for a reaction, look for this organization, either it or one of ...

Question. they went to courts that the federal and state level. the state certified the election after they made the complaint of misconduct. the vice president could not overturn that heres what i wish president trump would talk about. when i was president, the border was actually secured. when i was president, the iranians were in a box. when i was president, we destroyed isis. and destroyed the caliphate. when i was president, we could work with the russians. they werent threatening to invade...

Mystery, his exact background and birthday unclear. he was in u.s. detention in 2008 until he was returned to the iraqis and at some point released. he was designated a global terrorist with a $10 million award. >> he was responsible for a recent brutal attack on a prison in northeast sear iyria. >> he never left the floor except to bathe on the roof. intelligence officials believe they had pinpointed his location and biden authorized the operation. the white house called his death a blow to isi...

A member of is at all? are you humanising or potentially whitewashing what they did? what do you think about that? one of the things that changed the dynamic was that by this point, by early autumn of 2019, we had passed the territorial defeat of is. they no longer had a so—called caliphate. they were no longer on the rise. there was no stream of british people. you can remember several years ago, there were hundreds of people from the uk that were going out tojoin is. that was no longer happe...

Has been a steady up tick in attacks and operational tempo from isis affiliates in sub—saharan africa, including in the democratic republic of congo and in mozambique. there has been activity throughout the sahel in west africa. and, of course, we cant forget islamic state khorasan in afghanistan — the deadly attack against harmid karzai international airport this summer and the insurgency it is waging against the taliban. this is a global affiliate, to have disappeared from the headlines, b...

What they did? what do you think about that? one of the things that changed the dynamic was that by this point, by early autumn of 2019, we had passed the territorial defeat of is. they no longer had a so—called caliphate. they were no longer on the rise. there was no stream of british people. you can remember several years ago, there were hundreds of people from the uk that were going out tojoin is. that was no longer happening. and so, as a consequence of that, this question of whether we we...

You know, theres no money to be made on an assignment like that. in fact, these things are expensive. there is only a lot of money to be lost. you touched earlier on the ethics, but clearly there were some major ethical questions. is it ethical to interview a member of is at all? are you humanising or potentially whitewashing what they did? what do you think about that? one of the things that changed the dynamic was that by this point, by early autumn of 2019, we had passed the territorial defea...

>> reporter: al qurayshi never left the third floor except to bathe on the roof, officials said. by early december, intelligence officials believed they had pinpointed his location, and biden authorized the operation. white house called his death a blow to isis but the terror organization still suffering from the defeat of its self-declared caliphate in 2019 has plans to rebuild. >> at this point, we are 24 hours after the operation but there remain a number of unanswered questions, including th...