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>> weve lost the eyes and ears on the ground in afghanistan. that helped us to know where the terrorists were. id be the first to say weve lost some of the capabilities, but that shouldnt diminish the capabilities that that we still have. we do -- we are still safer. i hope we can remain that safe into the future. eric: retired u.s. army major joins us, he served in active duty for 34 years and is author of the book, "hunting the caliphate." general certainly knows about the hazards and the dang...

You like i did he will al-baghdadi and soleimani. the last year of the trump presidency, not one american died. when they were on the march and had 20% of afghanistan. why didnt they use the drone strategy that trump used to defeat the caliphate. judge jeanine: hes going to the u.n. to ask them to tell us how racist we are. sean:er american behind enemy lines that died, they have blood on their hands. they had all the time in the world. they could have pushed them back with drone strikes the way...

Thats governed by religious laws according to their view of those laws. >> now, im just trying to put myself in their shoes or articulate what i think bin ladens view was. so youre exactly right, they want the caliphate for muslim countries. theyre attacking the west because they see the west, at least again bin laden did, as supporting what they saw as insufficiently religious, godless, corrupt regimes. saudi arabia, egypt, this was the import of the war. does that make an extinction that they ...

You like i did he will al-baghdadi and soleimani. the last year of the trump presidency, not one american died. when they were on the march and had 20% of afghanistan. why didnt they use the drone strategy that trump used to defeat the caliphate. judge jeanine: hes going to the u.n. to ask them to tell us how racist we are. sean:er american behind enemy lines that died, they have blood on their hands. they had all the time in the world. they could have pushed them back with drone strikes the way...

You like i did he will al-baghdadi and soleimani. the last year of the trump presidency, not one american died. when they were on the march and had 20% of afghanistan. why didnt they use the drone strategy that trump used to defeat the caliphate. judge jeanine: hes going to the u.n. to ask them to tell us how racist we are. sean:er american behind enemy lines that died, they have blood on their hands. they had all the time in the world. they could have pushed them back with drone strikes the way...

Im very upset about it, sean. >> sean: i never thought reince priebus, i would see the day. for all the indignation and horror and defamed outrage over donald trumps mean tweets that upset at the media so much, i mean, that tweet was mean, that was offensive. one thing i can say with 100% certainty is donald j. trump, president trump would never leave a single american behind, and if the taliban did not abide by every dotted i come across tea, every comma and period, he wouldve obliterated them ...

Islamic rhetoric. and as far as i know, the islamic emirates according to usama bin laden is the caliphate that he wanted to establish, isnt it? >> its the cornerstone of the caliphate that they want to establish. usama bin laden successor is called the nucleus that they imagine they want to resurrect. washingtons policy here is really morally and intellectually disgraceful. the idea that they are going to try -- that some people, we dont know if it is the -- they want to recognize it as legitim...

Usama bin laden is the caliphate that he wanted to establish,e isnt it? >> its the cornerstone of the caliphate that theyli want to establish. usama bin laden successor is called the nucleus that they imagine they want to resurrect. washingtons policy here is really morally and intellectually disgraceful. the idea that they are going to try -- that some people, we dont know if it is the -- they want to recognize it as legitimate is unbelievably disgraceful. just days after they took power in mid...

Is a place on this planet that could serve as the launching pad for a terrorist attack, whether that-- >> do you think that afghanistan could? >> that could be afghanistan, could be horn of africa, it could be yemen, iraq, syria, anyplace where a terrorist group can get a foothold, establish a caliphate, recruit, train. isis-k is on the rise now because of the profile of that attack the other week. neil: as you said, it doesnt only have to be isis-k, it could be any number one of a group domesti...

>> sean: i never thought reince priebus, i would see the day. for all the indignation and horror and defamedug outrage ovr donald trumps mean tweets that upset at the media so much, i mean, that tweet was mean, that was offensive. one thing i can say with 100%at certainty is donald j. trump, president trump would never leave a single american behind, and if the taliban did not abide by every dotted i across t, every, and period, and he wouldve obliterated them like he did baghdadi, soleimani, an...