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Military force because they see themselves in peril if somebody in their party doesnt act. but it will be. >> that bothers me. then we go -- i hate the political aspect of it. i hope that, you know, in the issue of warp, that, you know, we look beyond that. >> we should but he doesnt see it as a war. and i will just give you one example. to quote from him back in 2009, referring to afghanistan to try and -- people are trying to tease him out in an abc news interview whats your objective in afgha...

Islam, its why it becomes so important, so crucial. not just for all of society, but muslims as part of society, to stand with everybody else and be vocal not just in the condemnation of these acts, but actively work to undermine the id yolg that underpins them. >> do you feel the muslim community has been vocal in doing that? >> i think no ones been vocal enough. muslims need to do more, so does president obama. i cant believe that the president of the most powerful country in the world said he...

Tough talk from the president of the united states on the isis threat. e we heard from his deputy national security adviser tony lincoln. lets get reaction from the former chairman of the joint

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Present danger. they think something needs to be done. one official said its a freudian slip. it shows how the united states does not have a policy to deal with syria, even when you have isis, which has effectively become a terrorist army, roughly 20,000 strong. about half of them foreign fighters and in credit able well armed after two major weapons hauls. the first when isis took over the city and u.s.-trained iraqi army disgraced itself by not fighting. the second, just last week when they to...

They think this is a clear and present danger. they think something needs to be done. one official said its a freudian slip. it shows how the united states does not have a policy to deal with syria, even when you have isis, which has effectively become a terrorist army, roughly 20,000 strong. about half of them foreign fighters and incredibly well-armed after two major weapons hauls. the first when isis took over the city and u.s.-trained iraqi army disgraced itself by not fighting. the second, ...

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This critic says it could mean helping the assad regime, which the president said had to go. >> if we think that we are not in their sights, we are delusional. they have the same agenda that al qaeda has. >> so what has the u.s. done about it? to a large degree the administrations policy has been to ignore syria, ignore it until the horrors there become too barbaric to stomach. a year ago that was a chemical weapons attack outside damascus when washington blamed the regime for gassing over 1,000...