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Turkish populations a chance to build up their own identity. to build up their own geographic space in the midst of this instability. and the turks are worried their own population sees this as an opportunity to rise up. i think theres been a big isis problem. there was an al qaeda problem in turkey. and in terms of the turkish identity, i think the turkish government would view that as a bigger problem. >> getting back to the u.s. here. we talk about the threat of isis. how concerned are govern...

Thank you doug. fox news strategic analyst ralph peters slamming president obama for his refusal for helping the isis problem. >> president obama is getting the high level briefings every day. he knows how serious the state is. he knows how deep the caliphate are going. he knows how many sympathizers there are. he knows how many foreign fighters are flocking to the standards. he knows theres a problem, but he p cant free himself to can a september theres only a military solution. we have 2,000...

Playing it for political purposes. i think so much pressure is being put on them to basically not admit that we have an isis problem. >> more than 100 people in the u.s. are considered possible terror threats. dramatic new dash cam video shows the moment a virginia woman points a gun at a police officer forcing him to shoot. >> stay in the car. [gunshots] >> this happening after a high speed chase last august. officer fired 6 times hitting melissa in the stomach. she did survive. found not guilt...

Out. and these kids believe it, a lot of them. thats, stirs them up. and, so thats why you have all of this contention in academia now. >> i feel like in this case it was sort of, sound like it was, like this hypersensitivity which is another problem we have now. everybody is so sensitive about hurting other peoples feelings. >> im not. >> i was going to say except on "the oreilly factor." >> youre not. >> im not -- >> we know. saying the administration is pc? >> they said, we dont want anybody ...

Capability to rollback. i rolled it back. >> most people in afghanistan cant read or write, the opium trade dominates the economy. is the most corrupt nation on earth i think. if he could do it in ten years good for you. that is pretty optimistic. >> we disagree on sending troops to the middle east. this is where you and i differ but if president obama was going to send troops how does he make a compelling argument for men and women to get their limbs blown off when he cant even identify who the...

Them really hard. and that would probably -- a year ago nobody would have said it and now everybody may like it but you have to have boots on the ground for a period of time until you get rid of the cancer. thats number one. you may have to have that. look theyre cutting off the heads of people. theyre burning people at the stake. its like were living in medieval times. with iran sanctions all over the place. believe me you can make -- if you have the right negotiator. part of the problem we hav...

Where they were. terrible enemy to beat but a massive cost to do. it when you know hoot enwho the enemy and and could see them -- >> if you knew what they could do early on we could have saved a lot of trouble. here we know what theyre already doing? >> 1936, appeased, many tens of millions of lives could have been saved. >> have we an appeasing here? >> we have been. weve thought through the isis problem. they are not easy to identify spread across the region. militarily the only way to beat th...

Also levity -- leeway on air strikes. so we see these two things happening. 1,000 more people being allowed to stay there may have something to do with those, not so much the ability to train and assist the afghans. >> you say the white house doesnt want a repeat of the iraq isis problem. >> absolutely. what an embarrassment for this administration. they dont want to be seen by any means as not being tough right now inside afghanistan because they certainly were not tough when it came to walking...

Government is. the islamic courts are there and bigger or more secure jail systems were believed to be there. going after raqqah which is what it appears the coalition is doing according to the syrian observatory of human rights is going to the heart of the isis problem. has the leadership scattered in advance of the coalition campaign is not clear. that is where raqqah made a stance. any attack will have a significant impact. john. >> lets shift to afghanistan, nic. new leadership in the countr...

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