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Attack. she was wrong when she declared victory in iraq and agreed with withdrawing all of our troops against all military advice, which gave isis the territory, the caliphate, over which they preside now. shes been wrong over and over. she called bashar al assad a positive reformer. remember that? open an embassy. so this is a woman who has been consistently wrong about every single national security and foreign policy threat. >> let me go through all this. because youre hitting a really import...

That weakens us and it also validates some of what these terrorists are saying. >> joining me now with reaction, 2016 presidential candidate carly fiorina. she really is just as bad as him. and shes making the same accusations as he is. >> oh, absolutely. >> what is your reaction? >> absolutely. well, first of all, hillary clinton continues, i guess, to believe that somehow were responsible for the terrorists actions. were not responsible for the terrorists actions. theyre responsible for their ...

Attack. she was wrong when she declared victory in iraq and agreed with withdrawing all of our troops against all military advice, which gave isis the territory, the caliphate, over which they preside now. shes been wrong over and over. she called bashar al assad a positive reformer. remember that? open an embassy. so this is a woman who has been consistently wrong about every single national security and foreign policy threat. >> let me go through all this. because youre hitting a really import...

For example, against gadhafi. they know how to do this, but they cannot do it alone, and domestically they cannot afford to do it alone. >> in the meantime you mention how unpopular president hollande has been, but given what they have endured, how much support is he likely to get from the french people moving forward on this. >> actually there were opinion polls out which shows a big bump in his popularity, the biggest number in terms of his popularity maybe for a couple of years, and thats obv...

Sharant desert. in 2011, a number of these groups empowered by the collapse of gadhafi and with arms and heavy -- armed fighters, came and were able to really establish control over the northern half of mali and controlling the big towns. and so, these groups have been -- that was a moment kind of a peak moment of their power. controlling half of mali. now, following that u.n. mission and a french intervention managed to squeeze some of these groups out and bring an modicum of stability to mali ...

But shes going to lose the election. >> but they have been wrong so often. they said you get rid of mubarak even though they gave him money and f-16s and tanks, get rid of gadhafi, they said things would be better in the middle east. theyve gotten far worse. the president miscalculated. theyre not the jv team. theyve been wrong on so many different issues so many times. senator jeff sessions has pointed out all these instances where we bring in immigrants from uzbek and kuwait and ghana and yeme...

And taking out gadhafi back then. a lot of it is cultural or geographical. the french defense minister said this summer made a point here in washington that libya was closer, that when you look at the refugee crisis, most of the world was watching people coming from syria. they were concerned of fighters being able to come through libya just because of its proximity to paris. well, thats clearly changed. so what france can add to the fight is what youre seeing already, more air strikes without t...

Streets of paris, and other places. >> what we are talking about here -- this is harry smith here. theres this notion of trying to leave assad in power. this notion of let him be. does that then give the people who want to isolate isis and get rid of isis the opportunity then to actually carry through with a mission like that? >> well, i mean, president bashar al-assad, unfortunately i think many people to rush to judgment that he could be overthrown as quickly as gadhafi and there maybe some af...

Here. theres this notion of trying to leave assad in power. this notion of let him be. does that then give the people who want to isolate isis and get rid of isis the opportunity then to actually carry through with a mission like that? >> well, i mean, president bashar al-assad, unfortunately i think many people to rush to judgment that he could be overthrown as quickly as gadhafi and there maybe some aftermath. as we have seen in libya there was no clean aftermath and wasnt one in iraq with the...

Going further in debt is the answer. >> whether we go further in debt is one debate, whether we go further into the middle east using the resources that we do have, as we look at what the president has said and done, does the u.s. military need to be doing more? after the bombing -- im sorry? >> what i would say is we need to look at how isis came to be and how chaos and instability came to infect that region. every time that a secular dictator has been toppled, weve wound up with chaos. so one ...