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>> geraldo: do you trust the u.s. group movement to europe? >> jesse: i'm not worried about it. they are not sending them to ukraine. i'm not worried about it. let russia die in the ukraine. i thought they pulled it off perfectly. no loss of u.s. life. they could not fall into isis hands. this was precisely pulled off. some civilian casualties -- the guy wires his own family to blow up in case the s hit the fan. not the father of the year. we could have droned it and said "okay, got him." >> greg: same result. >> jesse: it was a riskier move to send troops on the ground, and we evacuated 8 children. >> dana: they wanted to capture him as well. >> jesse: and not every guy gets captured and tortured -- i mean waterboarded. it's a crazy part of the world.
judge jeanine: sorry for the technical difficulties. joining me to talk about the continuing terrorism in afghanistan. what did you think of my open? >> you must have shut count airways because we do the shut down. everything you said is true. but i am worried we are running our people from taliban into the isis hands. it's like the jurassic park of terrorism. people are together in a big wad outside the airport. how easy would it be for a suicide bomber to blow up our troops and all the people to get out. we need to push the perimeter back at the airport.
judge jeanine: sorry for the technical difficulties. joining me to talk about the continuing terrorism in afghanistan. what did you think of my open? >> you must have shut count airways because we do the shut down. everything you said is true. but i am worried we are running our people from taliban into the isis hands. it's like the jurassic park of terrorism. people are together in a big wad outside the airport. how easy would it be for a suicide bomber to blow up our troops and all the people to get out. we need to push the perimeter back at the airport.
judge jeanine: sorry for the technical difficulties. joining me to talk about the continuing terrorism in afghanistan. what did you think of my open? >> you must have shut count airways because we do the shut down. everything you said is true. but i am worried we are running our people from taliban into the isis hands. it's like the jurassic park of terrorism. people are together in a big wad outside the airport. how easy would it be for a suicide bomber to blow up our troops and all the people to get out. we need to push the perimeter back at the airport.
destroy isis and bring its leaders to justice. >> critical early intelligence from the sdf, the main u.s. ally against isis. he said al-baghdadi used a messenger system, not the internet to communicate with followers and used cure yors to distribute messages. he was asked if he cried and whim period. >> i can tell you this he crawled into a hole with two small children and blew himself up. you can deduce what kind of person it is based on that activity. that would be my observation of what he did. i can't confirm anything else about his last seconds. >> more u.s. troops are going to the oil fields keeping them out of isis hands. a successor to baghdadi was also killed. >> bill: there are dozens of conservatives groups hitting nancy pelosi with an complaint
fall back into isis hands. they have been providing income for the kurds to pay for schools, hospitals, the sdf, and that sort of thing. we're there. we took control of the oil fields from isis. the syrians could not protect them from isis so we'll be there for a period of time to maintain control of those and make sure there's not a resurgence of isis and make sure the kurds have revenue from the oil fields. >> 100% of the revenue belongs to the kurds? is that the belief of the united states government? >> the kurds have been using the oil revenue. i think they have been using 100% of the oil revenue up until now. >> going forward, is that going to be the case? >> we'll have to work it out. there will be deals that are made, but those oil fields should not fall back in the hands of isis, and we want to make sure that the kurds have some sort of oil revenue. >> look, and obviously, we don't have laws governing there the way we would govern here, but how is it we're determining who owns that oil? who is going to determine who oynes that oil? >> isis had the oil.
turkey. just over the last day or so, we have seen russian troops mobilized, pushing north by land and air, moving into the areas where the u.s. had previously been deployed. the kremlin has also taken charge of overseeing the departure of kurds and stf fighters from the 20-mile exclusion zone and they are being tough saying the next six days, the kurds have to leave the area or they risk being steamrolled by turkish forces. there are certainly some threats perhaps still ahead. the agreement reached by president erdogan and putin really has transformed the map of northeast syria. turkey is going to hold on to the areas it seized in the regions invasion while russian syria control the rest. as you alluded to, the u.s. is going to keep a small contingent of troops around the key oil facilities to stop those falling into either syrian or perhaps isis hands. as for the u.s. troops who left syria in the last few days, iraq
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