itself is defeated? because national intelligence director dan coats said this week there are still thousands of isis fighters out there. >> no, it does not, ana. there's so many factual inaccuracies in the president's statement during that interview, it's incredible. the fact it's 99% defeated, that's not true at all. you can't even put a percentage on it. secondly, the national intelligence estimate has suggested that the isis soldiers are going from an active insurgency to a guerrilla fight. that means they're going underground. having commanded in northern iraq for a good period of time when there were different terrorist groups there, you know that they go to ground, meaning they go to the river beds, they hide out for a while, and other groups are also there. so what we will likely see is not al qaeda 2.0, which was isis. we will likely see al qaeda 3.0 when the u.s. leaves. we're on the verge of defeating p them. they weren't near defeat when