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Then on may 8th, that's monday of this week, where he met here at the white house with the attorney general jeff sessions and his deputy attorney general the man rod rosenstein who oversees the fbi to discuss comey's dismissal and that conversation the president said he wanted to talk about the fact that he had concerns that comey should be fired. in that conversation, rosenstein said he had reached the same conclusion and said he would basically put his thoughts on paper, that it was the next day where that memo was received when the president ultimately made his decision that he would fire j...

Iraq. getting wiped out in parts of syria. >> that's how isis is framing it. that getting killed, that loss, is a sign that they're on the right track. it's a sign that the hard work is there for them to be done. they can leave behind a long comfortable life in belgium or in uk but when they go to syria and they die, when they are killed on the battlefields of mosul, that's a great thing. it gives them meaning they wouldn't have been able to get in their criminal life back home. >> in terms of why germany and why in germany that is not involved in the fight against isis on battlefields like th...

Threat of isis specifically to the existence of the united states and he did not say that it necessarily threatened that very nature, the existential, if you will, threat of isis to the u.s. and said that's not quite what i see. what is your snaugt. >> it's very important to take the isis threat seriously and recognize that they can't change our way of life unless we let them change our way of life. if we overreact as we have done in the past, we are likely to do their work for them. and so i think the president's moderation on this is wise. he's open to criticism on what he's done on the grou...

You have to have a certain number of boots on the ground. and that is -- that appears to be where the administration has finally decided it has to go. >> again, jim, just the ultimate irony that part of the armor we are going after and blowing up is, you know, some of it made in america that we left behind after the war and now being used against us. jim miklaszewski, please stay where you are as we are awaiting this white house announcement. those of you tuning in for what we normally air at this hour will be pleased to know we will switch to nbc's andrea mitchell. andrea, on your normal beat...

Michelle kaczynski has more for you this morning. >> reporter: that statement by corker and this goes both ways because the reason the democrats were able to get so many democrats on board for this is because this bill was ultimately changed. after weeks of the battling and lobbying over this this does look like a real compromise. here is how the white house is framing it. this bill as it stands now, and it was passed unanimously by the senate foreign relations committee, and congress will vote on whether or not to lift the sanctions on iran that were imposed by congress itself and that's what...