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Senior leaders were, they didnt know much about the second tier. they were the guys who were feeding in the new recruits, the foreigners who with coming in from all around the world, from europe, arab, the u.s. and elsewhere. they had at least a thousand informants, i should say, infiltrators into the iraqi institutions. >> so isis has -- people have infiltrated the stufgs iraqi government. >> that had been known for a long time. but not to this scale. it had been known they had more or less got...

The united states cant determine many the near term the outcome on the ground. in all of these situations it really depends upon whether the security establishment is able and willing to deal with protesters and if the government stays strong and united and, to be blunt, is willing to kill their own people, then they will prevail in the short run. and then perhaps over time the economic sanctions and differentic isolation the united states and the e.u. could introduce could have some effect. min...

Lot of hackless because -- how does the president approach that? >> no question, their approach, their response has been and secretary kerry said that early this morning when the agreement came through that this is a tactical agreement with israel and others. secretary kerry said this makes the world safer. benjamin netanyahu says this makes the world a more dangerous place. there are others, even in the israeli security establishment who have come out and said theyre open to talks as a way forw...

Victor, really an incredible moment to watch. >> incredible moment to watch for those who supported it. we know that the prime minister has been calling since the start of these talks. even before the talks actually began that the world should not trust iran should not trust this regime. he did not mince words this morning. >> he did not, no question. thats a familiar message. hes been saying the same thing since the talks started. its interesting, its not a monolithic voice in israel. there is ...

Their approach, their response has been and secretary kerry said that early this morning when the agreement came through this is just a tactical disagreement with israel and others. but really its far more fundamental than that. kerry said this makes the world safer. benjamin netanyahu this morning says it makes the world a more dangerous place. thats a fundamental disagreement. clearly the administration decided they can live with that. i also think there is a false impression that israels resp...

Capacity as well as the white house condemning this kidnapping here. as we talk so much about syria, yes talk about somalia lately, many people have in some ways put libya on the back burner, and its still volatile. >> extremely volatile. its a large, transient point for arms going into egypt, making it a dangerous area. and theres the element of extremism that is constantly growing. a lot of groups affiliated with al qaeda. its a bit of a wild, wild west show. the fact the government doesnt hav...

Raid took place, the libyan government did not come out and condemn it forcefully. there was some speculation the libyan government may have known about the raid and agreed to it before hand. despite this u.s. raid, which they felt was a violation of libyan sovereignty, the prime minister did not condemn it strong enough >> richard engel reported this group of men are actually a pro-government militia. >> after the libyan revolution, there was no official standing army. a lot of these militias a...

Actions as well as the cabinet doing so. much of the business and traditional elites as well as the security establishment. defending the use of this force. its very difficult to say where the country is going, when you have thousands if not millions of people who feel disenfranchised. cut out completely from the political process, and who may be driven even further to take violent reprisal and weve seen the tax on at least 23 churches around the country. and so, you know, this is not bode well ...

And all of the morsi protesters as terrorists and labelling this as a war on terror. we heard the national foundation praising the police for todays actions as well as the cabinet doing so. much of the business and traditional elites as well as the security establishment. defending the use of this force. its very difficult to say where the country is going, when you have thousands if not millions of people who feel disenfranchised. cut out completely from the political process, and who may be dr...

And all of the morsi protesters as terrorists and labelling this as a war on terror. we heard the national foundation praising the police for todays actions as well as the cabinet doing so. much of the business and traditional elites as well as the security establishment. defending the use of this force. its very difficult to say where the country is going, when you have thousands if not millions of people who feel disenfranchised. cut out completely from the political process, and who may be dr...