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White house over the objections of the military brought that down to 3,000. maliki is looking at giving immunity for prosecution to americans. it's not worth the political costs. the white house overruled its commanders on the ground and unilaterally politicians in the white house reduced the troop levels from 23,000 which is what the commanders on the ground wanted to 3,000. that is why there are no troops in iraq right now. the white house didn't listen to its commanders on the ground. if we had left 23,000 troops there, isis would never be able to reconstitute itself. this mess would not be...

White house over the objections of the military brought that down to 3,000. maliki is looking at giving immunity for prosecution to americans. it's not worth the political costs. the white house overruled its commanders on the ground and unilaterally politicians in the white house reduced the troop levels from 23,000 which is what the commanders on the ground wanted to 3,000. that is why there are no troops in iraq right now. the white house didn't listen to its commanders on the ground. if we had left 23,000 troops there, isis would never be able to reconstitute itself. this mess would not be...

Him. this has been a priority, this came up at a state department briefing today. spokespers spokesperson, listen. >> we should not be surprised that a suspected terrorist might more readily agree to show up for an interview for a reporter than he or she would for a scheduled meeting with the u.s. special forces. and respectfully, i submit to you, that that is not properly framing the question, the question being put to you it seems to me, is why u.s. special forces couldn't have an unscheduled meeting. >> there are reasons why individuals, including terrorists meet with reporters to gain more...

Him. this has been a priority, this came up at a state department briefing today. spokespers spokesperson, listen. >> we should not be surprised that a suspected terrorist might more readily agree to show up for an interview for a reporter than he or she would for a scheduled meeting with the u.s. special forces. and respectfully, i submit to you, that that is not properly framing the question, the question being put to you it seems to me, is why u.s. special forces couldn't have an unscheduled meeting. >> there are reasons why individuals, including terrorists meet with reporters to gain more...

Border patrol who arrest them they got the information down in guatemala that the doors were open to the united states of america. that message must be stopped. >> it's incredible in the wake of those reports, out there now for weeks the white house is celebrating kids who benefited from that policy. granted it was in 2007 but they don't know that. >> thank you. >> just ahead, playing defense? doing damage control for hillary clinton in a brand new fox news interview. [ female announcer ] there's a gap out there. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe if heal...