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Their knowledge of the relationship between what we now know in this region as isis-k and this version of the taliban. >> they are enemies, brian. you know, the thing to remember -- and i always found it one of the most incredible concepts of the last several years -- is that, you know, al qaeda and isis split. in essence, al qaeda decided that isis was too extreme. now, imagine that. it boggles the mind, but al qaeda and isis are enemies. the taliban have been de facto allies of al qaeda going back to the time when osama bin laden plotted the 9/11 attacks in afghanistan. so al qaeda, and so i...

Indiscriminately most snatched up by isis and wanted to bomb assad, which would have been made isis' job even easier. they created these people. what do you make of senator paul's actions and words on the merits of the arguments he makes and strategy to win the republican nomination? >> i'll take the second part first, he seems confused what party he's running in. these stances on surveillance or who's responsible for isis will not sit well with the majority ee lector rat. there is some that share his paranoid view of things and he'll have their support and it's not a nominating set. as for hi...

Indiscriminately most snatched up by isis and wanted to bomb assad, which would have been made isis' job even easier. they created these people. what do you make of senator paul's actions and words on the merits of the arguments he makes and strategy to win the republican nomination? >> i'll take the second part first, he seems confused what party he's running in. these stances on surveillance or who's responsible for isis will not sit well with the majority ee lector rat. there is some that share his paranoid view of things and he'll have their support and it's not a nominating set. as for hi...

Fighting, they were fighting each other, because they are rival groups. isis split from al qaeda. they were fighting each other, in addition to fighting the syrian government, they did that for a while too, so everybody is fighting each other. now they have joined forces together. that makes them a very formidable force. even worse than isis by itself. now we've got these radical jihadis moving down to the syrian border as well. this is going to be much more complicated and involved before anything is resolved. >> what we're seeing happening with maliki is nothing, despite the u.s. government ...

Fighters. >> the genesis of isis sure to a point. they're drawing support from all over. one of the difficulties now because al qaeda and isis split apart a year ago, there's a state of cold war between the organizations. the game of one upmanship is going to be played out. these jihadi groups are fluid and fungible. isis sent a delegation in and recruited from al qaeda's franchise in libya. pulled these guys away. forget about the has-beens in al qaeda. >> boca haram pledging allegiance to isis.