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We here at the pentagon have had two, three briefings, talking about different strikes, whether they're up in the air, b 2s being flown all the way from missouri, these are kill operations. these are strikes. they're not bothering to find out whether or not these people have actionable intelligence. they're trying to get them before they flee out of their zones and potentially head to europe to cause damage there. we hear this over and over again. the battle in mosul, there's a couple of roads out of western mosul, they say people are fleeing there. those mean kill strikes. that's not even get...

About the mission, quote, the rarely used b-2 stealth bomber carried out massive strikes against two isis camps in libya on wednesday in what was almost certainly the last combat mission specifically authorized by president barack obama. this is from military.com. published that on thursday, the last full day of the obama administration. but it turns out that b-2 stealth bomber run around the world and into libya, that might not have been the last combat mission ordered by president obama because those b-2s flew on wednesday. the next day on thursday, u.s. planes were flying a major series of ...

Last full day of the obama administration. but it turns out that b-2 stealth bomber run around the world and into libya, that might not have been the last combat mission ordered by president obama because those b-2s flew on wednesday. the next day on thursday, u.s. planes were flying a major series of strikes in syria. again, targeting isis. in this case targeting al qaeda. in this case they used a b-52 bomber and drones and the u.s. says it struck a long-standing militant training camp west of aleppo near the turkish border. so right up until the moment he left office on wednesday with those ...

Coming out of liteman air force base and missouri, filing out across the atlantic, refuelling in the mediterranean and launching into syria without having to penetrate syrian airspace. >> this is a much more robust attack than what we've talked about thus far. and the ships themselves would carry hundreds of missiles. why would you want all of this involved? >> well, tom, it's physics. you can only launch so many cruise missiles at a time. you want to increase the number of platforms as we have described. primarily because you want to have targets hit in quick succession to have continuous pre...

May be b-2s, b-5 2s, but if it's to hit high assets, cruise missiles air launch cruise missiles won't do it. you need penetrating weapons. >> so show us on the maps what could you do? let's say everything works perfectly. what would you do to achieve the goals stated so far you'll stop the ability to use chemical weapons, detour anybody else from doing it and not topple the regime and hurt anybody you want to? >> chris, i think it's more confused than rick suggested. in an interview with george little, he says the military strategy as you described to detour and degrade the ability, the state ...