against isis any different, al qaeda, any other terrorist group? >> i think it is. isis represents, i think, today, a larger threat first because it holds on territory in iraq and syria. so, obviously, i totally agree with what you just said. we need to take the fight to them and ramp up the air strikes and have a ground strike that includes a political strategy for the reintegration of mot moderate sunnis in syria and at the end of the day, the ouster of president assad and a political transition base has been -- and his impression has been at the origins of the radical groups. there is obviously a domestic dimension, especially in europe with increased security cooperation, reinforcing intelligence and fighting against radicals in mosque. there's debates ongoing today in france about the expulsion of radicals with dual citizenships, with radical imams. this is a conversation we need