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Where we devastated cities and killed 100,000 civilians in a night as collateral damage you see the change, where now this report suggesting one out of five resulted in civilian deaths, so i wouldn't, i wouldn't question their work, but i would remind people, 1 million people lived in mosul, thousands of isis fighters. the iraqi army got in there and fought street by street and blew most of the city down and eventually liberated the survivors. >> one of the very important reasons that needs to be recognized when we talk about why so many civilians died in mosul is the denial of an exit corrido...

That's why tax reform is so hard. >> at the end of the day, do you think this is pas tpasses the s? >> it has a much better chance than health care because they all want to cut taxes. >> and the difference is they did not want to vote for that health care bill. >> exactly. >> paul cain, thank you very much for taking the time tonight. >> go eagles. >> fly eagles, fly. >> coming up, the military makes serious head way in the against isis blue at a serious cost. ♪

Iss erratic and not logical. >> general, i wanted to ask you a question about the iraq story. obviously, in every war there are civilian casualties, particularly in the middle east, the risk is people feel their family has been unfairly target order killed might turn against the united states from having been moderate. why is the u.s. so reluctant as in the case of iraqi civilian casualties to come up with a program of compensation? >> i don't think we have been at all. i think the targeting of isis fighters, al qaeda fighters, the taliban in afghanistan, there's an elaborate process that's ru...

And document and put this out? i mean, is it a pr effort where the military is trying to say, look how many times we bombed isis and getting it wrong on this other front? what's the context? >> well, i just raead the artice earlier today. it's very well written, it's in retrospective, obviously, trying to look back and see what happened. a couple thoughts, kasie. the most important thought is the real tragedy of war is the civilian population caught up in it. they end up getting bombed, displaced from their homes, the health care system breaks down. so it's an endless nightmare for the civilia...

Eatin' good in the neighborhood. so by most accounts, the war against isis has been a success. isis-controlled territories in iraq and syria have shrunk --