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0 are you negotiating with that taliban on the issue of legitimizing them as a real government? >> not only us but virtually the entire international community has made clear what we expect and insist on from the taliban. if they want to seek any legitimacy or support. it starts with freedom of travel. weve been intensely engaged with turkey and qatar to get the airport in kabul up and running again, which is now the case. we started to get flights out last week with american citizens on board. ...

The informant describes Hale-Cusanelli as an "avowed white supremacist and Nazi sympathizer who posts video opinion statements on YouTube proffering extreme political opinions and viewpoints," the complaint say. On Jan. 14, the informant worked with the Navy Criminal Investigative Service to record a conversation with Hale-Cusanelli where he confessed to entering the Capitol and detailed his actions inside. In the recorded conversation, officials say Hale-Cusanelli admitted to "encouraging ot...

The informant describes Hale-Cusanelli as an "avowed white supremacist and Nazi sympathizer who posts video opinion statements on YouTube proffering extreme political opinions and viewpoints," the complaint say. On Jan. 14, the informant worked with the Navy Criminal Investigative Service to record a conversation with Hale-Cusanelli where he confessed to entering the Capitol and detailed his actions inside. In the recorded conversation, officials say Hale-Cusanelli admitted to "encouraging ot...

U.s. troops to the middle east, this would be out of concern of iran. what do you make of that? >> i make of this a real genuine concern. we had a briefing earlier this week, a bipartisan briefing, where secretary pompeo came before us and it was very clear that john bolton, the security adviser to the president, mr. pompeo are moving us closer and closer to a confrontation with iran. for those of us who bl that two existing wars in the middle east by the united states are enough and we shouldnt...

The majority of isis fighters who havent been killed have fled out of mosul, back into syria, towards raqqah. and actually, the onslaught on raqqah, which started in the last few weeks, has been far more effective than we might have assumed. isis appears to have been fairly effectively routed from the city, and theyre being pushed south. so, it certainly is in its final stages with quite a few of the top isis leadership killed. but that growth was, you know, of isis as a terrorist force and as a...

Immigrant who was radicalized with very, very, you know, sad results. as american muslims were looking at this in new york, weve got a couple of islamic councils that are coming together to figure out, you know, how do you respond to this. think about this this way, okay? isis came up as a terrorist force. what youre talking to a lot of religious folks, when youre talking to imams, when youre talking to muftis and that sort of thing, sometimes they -- the conversation in between us and the infor...

The turkish government, erdogan not happy about the u.s. being out there. they feel the u.s. is supporting some of the kurdish elements that turkey believes are a terrorist force. the u.s. says thats not true. the question of continued access to turkish air bases likely to be an issue, and erdogan is also going to be very unhappy if the u.s. moves ahead with any potential plans to continue to arm the rebels. back to you guys. >> all right, barbara starr for us from the pentagon. thanks so much, ...

They are certainly not the equivalent to us or our allies. take a listen. >> more people are seeing isil for the thugs and the thieves and the killers that they are. we have seen instances of isil fighters defecting, others who have tried to escape have been executed, and isils reign of brutality and extortion continues to repel local populations and help fuel the refugee crisis. >> here we figure out they are not an asymmetrical enemy. jim miklaszewski, for most people out there still trying to...

A long- term straj straj plan. >> how bad are the isis guys? we hear that these guys make al-qaeda look like the folks you invite to dinner. >> they are dibollical and probably the sinister and evil terrorist force that we have seen in the last hundred years, it is not al-qaeda, this is not just terrorist groups, this is an army that has good leadership and well trained and combat experienced and they are being paid by many of the sunni states in the area and they have a terrific infrastukture i...

Strategic plan. >> these guys make al-qaeda look like the folks you would invite to dinner. >> theyre diabolical. theyre the most center and evil terrorist force that we have seen in the last 100 years. its not al-qaeda. it is not just terrorist groups, this is an army. this is an army that has good leadership, well trained, combat experienced. theyre being paid by many of the sunni states in the area, and they have a terrific infrastructure in the sunni part. and it runs down to the gates of ba...