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Withdrawal. the president said he could -- the united states could continue operations in syria from iraq, even after troops are gone from syria. from an operational standpoint, do you think thats the optimal way to go? >> i dont know. i mean, i am a congressman, and i am not a general officer. that is a possibility as long as we maintain air strikes in syria, and maintain some type of presence there. i believe thats important as that region is strategically important as a foothold for our effor...

A of the because of concerns of immigration i dont agree i will tell you we have four for nearly six lets say sixty five years in germany it was most. we hate on behalf of our very specific and tragic past advantage said we didnt have a relevant right wing party in contrary to to all parts of europe look whats going on in sweden and finland in a solemn italy well wherever you like now seventy years seventy years after of after the creation of the federal republic of germany. it seems that insist...

The creation of the federal republic of germany it seems that insist regard we also become a move towards something like european normality i dont like it i dont like it but its a matter of fact about immigration gave them the foothold didnt it your bad all immigration if you look at the policies allowed them to oppress the fear. in the beginning it was it was not the immigration it was so you have appeal integration which was patterned to create this party called the look the cologne institute ...

There. the other place the iranians are certainly gaining a stronger foothold every day is inside syria. give me an idea of how significant these israeli air strikes on those weapons depots were. coincidence or not, coming quite literally as the president of the united states was in the air, they are. >> overnight warplanes launched a series of air strikes against syria. western intelligence sources have confirmed that israel is behind these attacks and also said russia was notified ahead of tim...

[ cheers and applause ] >> a great deal of music of the 70s was people who had succeeded in the 60s, finding new ways to express themselves in the 70s. >> have you any idea why your group particularly has lasted as long as it has? >> because we stayed together, i suppose. >> for a few years, the rolling stones had taken a lot of casualties. >> david wasnt going to be around that long. not everybody makes it. >> they were fighting for like, where do we secure our foothold now? ♪ ♪ >> 1971, th...

Unparalleled. >> a great deal of music in the 70s was people that had succeeded in the 60s finding new ways to express themselves in the 70s. >> have you got any idea why your group particularly has losted as long as it has? >> because we stay together, i suppose. >> for a few years the rolling stones had taken a lot of causalities. >> he felt he wasnt going to be around that long and not everybody makes it. >> they were fighting for like, where do we secure our foothold now? ♪ >> in 1971, the...

U.s. -- from the state department side, they thought it would be a diplomatic b iic baro go with turkey. but you have to look at the bigger picture. the u.s. is abandoning a long-term strategic foothold at the crux of the middle east and turkey and russia. the only leverage the united states had in this country was u.s. troops there. about a third or half of the country is protected and that assad and russian and iranian and/or turkish forces dont go in there and slaughter the kurds is because a...

Wesleyan university and sang opera for decades. she and her group the westminster foundation are suing to stop the sale, claiming if the university which runs westminster is allowed to sell it, beijing would have a direct foothold in america academia. >> there is no other institution like this in the world. theres one choir college in the world, and this is it. i cant even imagine why particularly they might want it, but i dont -- im not convinced that it is to run a choir college. >> why would ...

Thats been accomplished, we still have 5,000 american forces in iraq. and the mattis strategy of surge last year in syria has worked. right now were down to about 2,000 isis fighters. they control less than 1% of the territory. according to the coalitions report of december 4th. so mattis did achieve a lot with his policy in syria. >> admiral, has the u.s. been fighting other countries enemies in syria? >> no. i mean, in fact, the idea that steven miller put -- is ridiculous. russia, iran, turke...

Hes seen firsthand not only how the taliban has regained strength in so many more districts throughout afghanistan and now -- >> and he too probably was reassuring, sending a message of reassurance only to now -- you know, maybe people will think hes not being honest. >> the talibans not going to have any much more incentive to sit down and negotiate a peaceful solution to this conflict weve been at for 17 years. and senator graham mentioned this in comments earlier to kate 3w5 baldwin that isis...