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Troops in southern syria well beyond the withdrawal of those in the northeast, and that obviously means that it's not the complete withdrawal that president trump had promised. and so it's not clear. it very much is in flux and it's contingent on what bolton is trying to go around and articulate, which are these conditions that need to be met, or policy objectives that need to be met before they start withdrawing troops. no one knows what that timing is or what precisely that's going to mean. >> so, carol, can we take it none of what the president originally said, the 30-day withdrawal, the pr...

First "special report." fair, balanced, and still unafraid. our series continues tomorrow. "the story" guested by ed henry starts right now. >> it is good to see you again. this seems to be spreading overseas. it turns out not even combat zones were immune from this horrific disease. a time in america when we were told it ended at the water's edge. democratic lawmakers, some of the media have found another way to slam president trump. >> ed: he went after him for not going to the battlefield, that he and the first lady paid holiday visit to the troops in iraq, the critics quickly pivoted to mo...

Started yet. how important is it for a president to be surrounded by people, by legal experts, lawyers, his counsel, who can talk to him about what is appropriate, what is not, or, you know, to perhaps stop him from making such an overt political play? >> there's nothing more important. because, look, every president wants to come in and do stuff and, you know, sometimes it makes a lot of sense, sometimes it doesn't, and sometimes there are legal problems. the most important thing you do is hire good lawyers that tell you the truth, not just what you want to hear. you know, the president is --...

Counts, but their voice has to be heard and at the polls and making sure people know how to vote and how to get there and ensuring that they do. >> what has been your biggest surprise as a first time campaigner? >> really, for me the biggest surprise is i've had the level of personal stories, the depth of personal experiences people are willing to share with candidates, with me because they hope my story because the story will inform the policy objectives i pursue later, and the trust people put in you on the hope someday you might be able to help them is really profound and very, very special...

Operation on the ground, over 4,000 volunteers registered with the campaign. just getting people excite said, making sure people know their voice matters and their voice counts, but their voice has to be heard and at the polls and making sure people know how to vote and how to get there and ensuring that they do. >> what has been your biggest surprise as a first time campaigner? >> really, for me the biggest surprise is i've had the level of personal stories, the depth of personal experiences people are willing to share with candidates, with me because they hope my story because the story will...