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On the death of the leader but experts and analysts are concerned about the resurgence of isis as the group continues operations in iraq and syria. >> dana: thank you. one of the things they heard this morning is that iraq is having daily attacks from isis fighters trying to reconstitute itself there. you don't hear about it as much carrots be when we were told the mission was successful and more from the president shortly. why don't we go ahead and play that >> all neighboring nations in that region should have a stake and a more stable syria. we don't want to see conflict explained. but our ...

Predict, by guerrilla activity have been far worse if the system was moving slower. through saturday night into from the kurds and probably sunday, the center of the storm others in that same buffer zone. will move across the carolinas, again, that will just be a short-term solution. but it really will not be a finally making the push eastward long-term solution. and out to sea away from long-term solution is a stable everybody sunday night into monday. syria, and that will take some we take a better look at timing time. obviously, it's been eight years wise in the future cast. since the begin...

The president has actually been very good at not giving us a specific timeline. that's a tool we can use to our effect as we move forward. looking in the long term, obviously entities in the region, nations in the region -- >> he's making the case why the military thinks giving the adversaries advance warning about a timeline would be bad. >> it would be, and that was something the military bristled at with iraq and afghanistan under president obama, was we were telegraphing too much of our timeline. that said, wolf, and i agree with the general that it's good there hasn't been a specific time...

Other allies they know they can count on, and certainly not all the allies they find will be sharing our interest in a stable syria. >> very quickly, fred, what are you hearing over there? you're on the ground, you're in syria. you're in damascus which is under control of the assad regime which is backed by the russians. what are you hearing from the kurds? >> especially the kurds -- i wouldn't say they are losing faith in the u.s. but they are getting there. keep in mind the kurds form a large part of syria. there are only 2,000 u.s. forces there, but as long as the u.s. force is there, it de...

2,000 isn't 100,000 or 50,000. what is the risk of pulling them out quickly? >> hopefully we've averted this outcome of this latest decision, but if we pull them out of syria, you run them reconstituting. you run the risk of the country falling apart. and you give more oxygen to russia and iran, and frankly, turkey, who would like nothing better than the united states to lead so they can begin to pursue a syria that is in their interest and not necessarily the interest of the international community. >> listen to the director of the joint staff over at the pentagon. this is what he just said. ...