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Welcome to the modern world. esurance. backed by allstate. click or call. >> isis continues the march towards baghdad. this as heavily armed militants continue to iraq. fox news military analyst, retired four star general and vice chief of staff for the army, jack king was one of the leading proponents of the iraq surge. all right, good evening, general. why did you propose that surge in iraq? >> because we had a failed strategy for three years. we were about to lose a war. the iraq government undermined by the al qaeda and the sunni insurgency which inflamed the shias by blowing up a huge

They have nothing to do with nations or national boundaries. but is iran going to let them do this? iran is shiite. i know what you're saying, it's not necessarily sunni/shia. but if the sunni militants come in and say we want those holy lands and the ayatollah is going to say no way, jose. >> they're not going to take the holy lands. they won't go near them. those are shia holy lands as the sunni in mecca are. they did blow a mosque up in february 2006 that's because they wanted to undermine a new government. right now that's not their strategy. their strategy is to maintain a tactical init...

Can't make this a sunni/shia thing. this radical islamic movement is sunni based. they intend to take control of muslim lands. most of the muslim lands are owned by sunnis. they will fight and kill sunnis just as they will fight and kill shias. they have a huge swath of land in syria and now they're taking northern and almost close to central iraq and some part of western iraq. the fact of the matter is, they want this control and dominance. this is a small army that was a terrorist organization, remanes a terrorist organization, but has grown into a small army that is using conventional tacti...

And it diverts us, as the obamaed a administration has been diverted for 5 1/2 years from the main enemy. and the main enemy is iran. >> do you think there could be any kind of effective partition of iraq? would that solve the problem? you give some to the sunnis, the kurds and the shias? >> i think iraq is moving in that direction. i don't think that outcome is inevitable, but if you look at the nap of what isis and the sunni allies have taken. some say baghdad is going to fall, the country is going to fall. no, it's not. what they have taken is basically the sunni/arab part of the iraq. if t...

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