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Bit of defeat and continue in the region. >> he faced a lot of criticism, twofold. as of late, because of the decision to pull out of syria, what do you make of the criticism? >> he has been criticized but this shows steady hand, he gave insight into the syria coalition, he has given them enough time and back to 2000 fighters left, isis controls less than 1% of the territory originally. from caliphate to the cave, that is a significant success. metis was a big part of that. todd: you are watching air force one taxiing at joint base andrews. doctor grant, what do troops get of a visit like this...
Time for other countries to step up, neighboring countries to step up. this isn't about nation building. he made that promise to our country to get out of these wars and for entailment, he did so in syria, we will see the decision he made in afghanistan but first and foremost are the promises he made to the people to bring those troops home, to secure the region the best as possible before doing so. >> we watch marine one taxiing on its way, we thank doctor rebecca grant and kaylee mcinerney for breaking down events not only of today but a historic last 24 hours, thank you very much. jillian: ...
Territory, 3 million people liberated because of service men and women who make the ultimate sacrifice each day. the president honoring them on christmas of all days, it was incredibly special. the media caught in their tracks, say he was the first president not to visit troops since 2002. that very moment as they craft those headlines. todd: what about the kerfuffle over the maga hats? >> continually going low, these troops were so excited to see the president, so excited to see the first lady, wanted his signature on their hats. it was remarkable. it really demeans what this was about which ...
The flame of liberty burns forever bright. >> the president talked about his recent decision to bring the 2000 or so us troops serving in syria home saying the us presence was never supposed to be permanent, that move surprised many on both sides of the aisle and may have been a big factor leading to the resignation of defense secretary jim mattis. the president is due back in washington at any moment. shannon: jillian: we will have that live as soon as it happens. despite this is over his decision to pull troops from syria donald trump assured servicemembers in iraq that the us is still commi...