Page 555 - Rocks News Today

Jonathan alter is also back with us. tim, the trump plan launched last week by mick mulvaney was going along smoothly until this weekend then it hit the rocks. >> the white house hasnt learned yet they need to keep mick mulvaney under lock and key because he put out there what the president has put out there, this has been about the money from day one. when donald trump ran for president, i dont think he thought he was going to win. i think he saw it as a marketing event. weve seen time and time...

It is early morning right now along the syria/turkey border, but in a matter of hours at the end of the day there, the tenuous, so-called cease-fire there is scheduled to come to an end. the pictures in to us today are demoralizing, especially for those who have worn the uniform. these are kurds throwing rocks and potatoes and tomatoes at armored u.s. troops who are retreating from syria and leaving the kurds targeted and on the run. the kurds anger is not at our troops per se as individuals. th...

Right through northern iraq. you know, they flashed some peace signs at us as they were driving through. they didnt get the same kind of rage here in northern iraq. they didnt have as many people throwing things at them as they did in northern syria. the images you saw with people throwing vegetables and rocks, there was a little bit of that in nearby you a-- the capital. that anger is not going to go away, brian. >> where do you put -- where do you put the chance that things will deteriorate so...

It is early morning right now along the syria tsh turkey bored, but at the end of the day there the tenuous so-called cease-fire there is scheduled to come to an end. the pictures are demoralizing, ems for those who have worn the uniform. these are kurds throwing rocks and potatoes and tomatoes at armored u.s. troops retreat from skpa syria and leaving the kurds. the angry is not at our troops per se sas individuals. their anger is directed at the policy that led to their departure. some of the ...

They threw rocks and say the u.s. abandoned them as they had to leave violently. trump defended the troops. >> we have a small group there and we secured the oil. there is no reason for it, in our opinion. were working with the kurds, we have a good relationship with the occurred but we never agreed to protect the kurds. we fought with them for three and a half or four years. we never agreed to protect the kurds for the rest of their lives. >> im going to bring in nick paton walsh. hes been foll...

Entered iraq as they were pulling out of syria, unfortunate, between the u.s. courses in kurdish civilians. some convoy, others picking up potatoes and rocks, throwing them at the u.s. military vehicles. theres a sense here among the kurds that they are being betrayed and people are being warned by the kurdish military leadership that there could be ethnic cleansing and potential slaughter ahead if the turkish military continues to advance. >> trace: day four of this but still fighting going on....

I am trace gallagher and the news starts now. the pentagon planning to keep some u.s. troops in northeastern syria to protect oilfields from isis terrorists and the kurdish military leader tells fox news turkey is continuing to attack in violation of a cease-fire. all this is hundreds of u.s. troops are making their way from syria into neighboring iraq after president trump order their withdrawal. the kurds, the main allies in the fight against isis, calling it a betrayal. kurdish professors pel...

Our killing and dying for us. what happens when they come back next time? who is going to be the ally to take on the enemy face-to-face in close combat? the kurds, you saw them throwing rocks and potatoes at our soldiers in syria, i dont think so. so the great danger in the future as the people who will wind up doing the fighting against the kurds may be american soldiers, because they may be the last ones left willing to fight isis, julie. >> julie: the president is considering leaving just a f...

Lets go to the cemetery! >> neil: i think we fix things. former national security advisor for barack obama, retired general james jones. can you hear me? >> yes, sir. >> neil: good. i thought it was something i said. general, let me ask you about the current response to the soldiers leaving, throwing food and rocks come whatever they could get their hands on.

Exciting. it will cost the country a fortune, because its very expensive. >> kevin: critics argue that this proves that conservatives actually have more power than previously thought. his willingness to change policies with respect to g7 and syria. his focus is the american people and hes willing to change his mind from time to time. bret. >> bret: kevin, thank you. one kurdish man characterized them as running away. correspondent, steve has the latest from across the border. >> steve: as the u....