he s going to end the war in iraq, refuse to gore yaipt seriously for residual presidents. with this jihadi conquest of the months pull and jihady forces approaching baghdad. this is shaping up to be the biggest arab-jihadi victory. i can t overemphasize obama s jihadi state in the middle east. patti ann: the times says the reason iraq s appeals were we buffed is obama was reluctant to open a new chapter in iraq. our forces spent 13 years in iraq, some giving their lives. people are asking, was the a kri
this is the age of taking action. viagra. talk to you doctor. bill: 10:00 here in new york, fox news alert now, iraq on the verge of total collapse as terrorists capture city after city, now reportedly setting their sights on baghdad, threatening to wipe away all the years of hard-fought gains made by u.s. forces. the sacrifice that was left there. brand new hour. what happens now? i m bill hemmer, welcome back here to america s newsroom. nice to see you, patti ann. patti ann: i m patti ann brown in for martha maccallum. iraq s prime minister reached out to the white house for help. according to the new york times, nouri al-maliki asked the obama administration to consider airstrikes, but those requests were reportedly denied. meanwhile, a state department spokeswoman is pushing back against those who suggest the u.s. may have pulled its forces out of iraq too quickly.
they re being cagey about whether the iraqis have asked and whether the administration has agreed to use drones to assist the iraqi government. they are not ruling this out. remember, there have been u.s. special operations forces in jordan training the iraqi security forces in recent months. the pentagon and state department point out that the u.s. has provided $14 billion in military aid to iraqis. to include hellfire missiles, apache helicopter sales moving forward, and i think later this fall, we re still on track for the delivery of two f-6s. so f-16s. so there is a robust military-to million military relationship we continue to pursue with the iraqi security forces, and we re certainly in touch with iraqi leadership. reporter: the state department, in essence, has admitted that syria served as a base for this onslaught by these al-qaeda-linked fighters who are standing on the verge of baghdad having just carried out