extremist islamist sympathies. so what does that say? if you get rid of a assad and one of these groups come on in take share the same basic ideology of isis, is anybody better off? absolutely. you have to get rid of assad and isis for any stability in this entire region. secondly, in iraq we dealt all of the time with islamic religious parties from the shia side and sunni arab side. much of the middle east has ideologies that indicate the islamic law should be applied. and basically social values and rules that we in the west don t find com mattabbapatible with o. the question is will they take up arms against us and fellow muslims who don t believe what they believe. and that is a different question. but that s the whole concern. you don t want to help people who will turn around and attack you you once they get in. 60% of these rebel groups have
better superlative, he is more than the next three people combined. 39%, yes, he doesn t have a majority yet, but he doesn t need one. republicans say they also trust trump most on major issues. the economy, isis, immigration. right now republicans are pointing at this man as hair hope for the future. a mysterious streak of light appeared over california and nevada last night. look at this. the bright light igniting social media. people asking what it was. it turns out it was not a ufo. it was not a meteor either. who says that? officials say. officials say it was russia space debris entering the atmosphere. in bla . blaming it on the russians. and now the control room saying we have no time to chat.
an active shooter. still, skakaufman wants him investigated and she s not alone. i hate islam. reporter: rosenthal held a rally protesting him, but cair florida s lawyer says critics have it all wrong. whenever we re in an electoral year, there is a spike of this islamophobe piic rhetor. reporter: he supports donald trump s idea to ban muslims. are you contributing to the fear when you bring it up on the air? i think the fear is there. i don t think i do anything to stoke it. i don t have to. reporter: the fact is, only a very small fraction of the world s 1.6 billion muslims endorse the violence of terror groups like isis and al qaeda. still, she wonders if hamsey
be able to take down isis. and that is job one for thissed administration and for the next one. but the rub is that that means the more you will see u.s. men and women this harm s way and the more bad things we will hear about happening to them which raises the question of whose war is this to fight. at some point do the u.s. contributions wind upping at least supplemented if not replaced by other arab muslim states, arab and/or muslim states who get into fight their own battle? the u.s. has to play a role. it cannot play the complete role of the majority, provide the majority of forces on the ground. right now there are hundreds of thousands of troops, kurdish troop, various other forces holding the line against 20,000 to 20 30,000 isis forces. we can t replace that. but on offensive operations, we can employee complete forces to take the lead, but also to show others that we re not trying to
looks like that the iraqi forces will seize control of the town in a matter of days. three things are different. first, you have a very significant increase in the types and quantity of american support including air support, engineering support, fairly close up front advisinging the iraqis on how to take down the isis forces. secondly, you have local sunni forces, sunni arab forces, deeply involved in this fight. that s important. thirdly, you have really good iraqi units, what is called the golden lions counterterrorism division is this charge of this fight. they re very good, they have been trained by us for years. so those are the three things that are different. what will happen in further battles in bigger cities where there are more isis troops, it will be a very long struggle, but the underlying point is the more the united states puts people on the ground and puts people and air force elements into the fight, the faster we ll