Isis Operations News Today

of conflict abroad, so our main question this morning — are politicians making divisions worse at home? as dignitaries gather at the cenotaph, the defence secretary grant shapps joins us. but as a new war rages in the middle east, well hear from israels president, isaac herzog. with the home secretarys job in the balance, the woman who wants herjob for labour, yvette cooper, joins us too. and what are you watching on tv, what are you seeing on your phone? well hear for the first time...

Ordinarily have access to it. the white house -- what i mean by that is if youre sort of a country expert or youre in an issue area, you normally would get access to conversations from that area. and other senior people who had security clearance could get it. at the time this conversation happened, the white house had already started restricting these memos, fearful of press leaks. were told that this memo about this conversation with lavrov and kislyak was restricted even more tightly, so that...

These memos fearful of press leaks. were told that this memo about this conversation with lavrov and kislyak was restricted even more tightly so that only for view officials could see it. that said, clearly an understanding of what happened in that conversation did get around. and i would note that this is the same conversation in which the president revealed a highly classified source of information that the united states had about isis operations and also remarked to the russian officials that...

Mountains. >> adding up to what may be a major diplomatic saw that seemed impossible. administration officials say president trump is focused on setting up preconditions for kim. they say he wants kim to dismantle his nuclear program before the u.s. commits to any sanctions. keep in mind president trump as many points of contention with president obamas nuclear deal. his main criticism has long been that the obama team missed an opportunity to demand concessions from iran before agreeing to sit ...

Region can recover from isis after we free it. 26 of our coalition nations contribute militarily including more than 4,000 nonu.s. troops on the ground and in the air. our recent coalition meetings in brussels, copenhagen and elsewhere have a -- with the forces in iraq and the forces in syria. so what have we achieved? we have fought isis elements from southeast asia to africa. collaboration among many nations, intelligence services continues to complicate and blunt sis operations. even as isis ...