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Frankly, have not been sufficient to confront that. and for that reason we have to be much more aggressive and much more unified in the effort to take on isis. >> in politico, one of the former counterterrorism advisors to president bush and president obama, michael vickers, wrote this, "by any measure our strategy in iraq and syria is not succeeding or not succeeding fast enough. we are playing a more long game when a disruptive strategy is required." basically the argument is maybe this strategy is correct but the speed with which it's being implemented is what's wrong. do you buy that argum...

are there legitimate reasons to slow the process or is this just islamophobia? joining me for insight and analysis are tom brokaw of nbc news, kathleen parker of the "washington post," helene cooper of the "new york times" and ron fournier of the "national journal." welcome to sunday and a special edition of "meet the press." from nbc news in washington, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd. good sunday morning. the belgian capital, brussels, remains in lockdown with soldiers on the streets amid fears of an imminent isis attack. police in that city are ...

That and understand that. >> he warned even the most devastating military strike would only slow iran's nuclear program, not eliminate it. >> the community estimates it could be a year or two of recovery time for iran to presumably build new sites in new places that they would not tell us about or allow inspectors. >> president obama has warned iran is sure to rebuild its nuclear program if there's a strike. any of the sanctions against iran would likely be gone because if the u.s. takes military action the international agreement could fall apart and the international community would be in a ...

There's no clues whatsoever. a young college student, supposedly a good college student is radicalized and goes out there and kills these tourists most of them british or dutch or germans or italians who were vacationing in what's supposedly a peaceful part of north africa, tunisia. >> typically, when you see these incidents, you often hear people saying they didn't mean to be demonstrating. they had come to the attention of the fbi, the fbi didn't really find any derogatory information, closed the case for all intents and purposes. gerard the younger brother appeared to be a typical american ...

Thousands of acres in washington state, dozens of homes already have been destroyed. can crews get the upper hand before entire communities are wiped out? i'm wolf blitzer, you're in the situation room. we're following the breaking news growing concern of a terrorist attack inside the united states in the coming days. sources are telling cnn the apprehension is greater than in recent years, in part because of the growing number of isis sympathizers inside the united states. that has local and federal law enforcement dramatically increasing security as july 4th approaches. recovering all item...