patriots and i salute the troops and i m glad it was successful and no americans were killed. that said, i hope the president isn t going to put our troochs in syria to try to get oil and tone down the rhetoric. there is no reason to gloat over it and insult baghdadi and let that video but a recruiting tool for isis or al qaeda. congressman ro khanna, thank you for coming in. well continue this conversation down the road. and stay with us for much more. democrats have scheduled a full house vote affirming the trump impeachment inquiry and setting procedures for open hearings. full of- woo! full of good. so you can be too. try our new warm grain bowls today. panera. food as it should be.
we also have learned that baghdadi s remains have been buried at sea and we could be seeing photos or video from the raid in the coming days. out front now, robert o neill, i appreciate your time. we understand there may be images of video. i know president obama didn t want to release any images of osama bin laden s body. he feared it could be used as a recruiting tool for terrorists. what do you think of releasing images of this raid? for the bin laden raid obama was right. we have them, we didn t release them because that will cause a firestorm. with this one i agree with that. eventually they should be released. we did it. with this one, if they have video of what happened right before he detonated, he ignited
organization like this go for comments but mulvaney has said heinous casualties like osama the next phase? you talked about how al qaeda from the beginning that he was bin laden, or you name it, or going to handle some of the other operations in the white evolved into al qaeda in iraq, house. japanese opponents, or nazis, you have al qaeda in yemen. he was going to let he s doing a bang-up job. isis is doing the same thing. why we didn t talk that way? you have isis splinter groups in he is going to let trump by north africa, isis splinter trump and we have seen where or quadafi in libya, for that has gotten us. groups in afghanistan. coming up on morning joe, so the killing of al baghdadi example. in every case, joe, the problem from the house democrats himself, while is obviously leadership, iraq war veteran here is there s that internal symbolic, is not necessarily congressman anthony brown joins desire to kind of take a victory tactical in the sense it s going us. plu
to say is bravo to the men and women responsible for carrying off the raid. these take a remarkable level of precision and professionalism and the fact that we were able to do it with no loss of life from our side, i commend them. you re right. this is a huge blow to isis as they have to reconstitute where they go from here. it will be a setback. this will become a call to arms as they look to see where they go from here and whether this will be a huge recruiting tool moving forward. let s look at the information of what we know about baghda ba. he s a high sources target wanted on a $25 million bounty. he was last seen in video in april of 2018. he spent time in u.s. custody after being captured in 2005. i want to get your sense, what
new order in that area. was the best recruiting tool. has that proven to be true or has recruiting slowed down since the caliphate s been blown to pieces? a different kind of recruiting. there were people who were attracted to isis because of its success, because it had a physical state, because it was able to show that it had territory, it had the city of mosul, and people wanted to join in and join what seems like a successful project. the state was take ineway, so that narrative for isis has become more and more difficult to sell. but there are still many people who were part of isis, who were part of this state who are still there, who are unrepentant and who are not effectively controlled right now. they according to a pentagon study there are as many as 18,000 isis members who are still at large. and there are about 70,000 plus supporters of isis who are in