for pavlov the bolsheviks are barbarians criminals. he denounces the suppression of religion, the terror, the dogmatism but he comes also as he put it in 1926, he came back from france. he said you have to give our barbarians one thing. they understand the value of science. science under the bolsheviks just bloomed in terms of the numbers of institutions because they believed it in a way that the czars government didn't and that included huge labs for pavlov including the science village they built for him outside of leningrad. and so toward the end of his life pavlov and the bolsheviks became a little more public it. he never ceased criticizing terror and he saved countless people from the glove. he wrote letters to stalin and give public speeches in stalin's time denouncing the terror denouncing the suppression of religion. he literally when they sent somebody by his lab to purge his lab literally kicked the guy down the steps and out of the building yelling get him "the hill" out. but on the other hand -- >> host: he can only protec

sentence that the muslims were barbarians also.es christians slaughtered and doesn't stand up and hold a press conference although we hold a press conference for the situation in ferguson. he sees jews being killed for anti-semitic reasons. doesn't stand up and hold a press conference. this is an american president i've never seen before. >> but to say that he doesn't love america, i mean that he could view foreign policy as a democrat might view it and through a different lens than you or a republican might see it, you can understand the differences between you. but to condemn his patriotism, to question his love of america? >> i know. patriotism -- patriots can criticize. they're allowed to criticize. i don't hear from him what i heard from harry truman, what i heard from bill clinton what i heard from jimmy carter which is these wonderful words about what a great country we are, what an exceptional country we are. when he called us an exceptional country, he said we're an exceptional country, but so is greece. >> doesn't mean he

sentence that the muslims were barbarians also.ristians slaughtered and doesn't stand up and hold a press conference although we hold a press conference for the situation in ferguson. he sees jews being killed for anti-semitic reasons. doesn't stand up and hold a press conference. this is an american president i've never seen before. >> but to say that he doesn't love america, i mean that he could view foreign policy as a democrat might view it and through a different lens than you or a republican might see it, you can understand the differences between you. but to condemn his patriotism, to question his love of america? >> i know. patriotism -- patriots can criticize. they're allowed to criticize. i don't hear from him what i heard from harry truman, what i heard from bill clinton what i heard from jimmy carter which is these wonderful words about what a great country we are, what an exceptional country we are. when he called us an exceptional country, he said we're an exceptional country, but so is greece. >> doesn't mean he does

these are barbarians.rankly i think it is kind of insulting to the muslims to say that because you're basically saying, if we don't there is 1.5 million muslims out in this world and very small percentage of them become islamic extremists but, by sending message we need to give them jobs, kind of like saying if we don't give these people jobs they will gravitate towards beheading people which is insulting. >> if that is true, harris, that is the case, is that really our job, to be lifts up the middle east and helping right, i should say those grievances that the president talked about? is that really going to fix the problem? you're teaching college civics course existential evil and evil didn't exist and you try to tell people what it is, this is what the speech sounded like f you're dealing reality and today's world i don't know you need to explain it as much as you need to eradicate it. i'm listening to people tasked with protecting us, the generals, getting our front lines for whatever might happen nex

. >> they're barbarians and i think the barbarians are at the gate. >> it's possible there are greater numbers of foreign fighters and potentially even greater numbers of individuals from western countries and the united states who travel to the conflict zones. >> there is a number that we don't know about. lou: so should congress grant the president his authorization? right now, the congress and senate don't agree to the answer to the question. we'll talk with foreign relations and intelligence committee member senator james rischer and critics question whether the obama administration has the ability to defeat the islamic state. we're learning the white house is revising strategy in afghanistan. a full debate what may be greater changing roles in afghanistan. ambassador john bolton joins us tonight to evaluate those plans. and european leaders in a high stake summit meeting with russian president putin as they try to negotiate a cease-fire in the raging conflict in eastern ukraine. former u.s. ambassador to ukraine william taylor will be here to examine the curious u.s. absence from

sentence, that the muslims were barbarians also. he sees christians slaughtered and doesn't stand up and hold a press conference, although he holds a conference for the situation in ferguson. he sees jews being killed for anti-semitic reason, doesn't stand up and hold a press conference. this is an american president i've never seen before. i'm right about this. i have no about it. i do not withdraw my words. >> stephanie miller, he -- i don't recall the president saying that america was the leader of the crusades. i missed that part. >> right. you know, lawrence, when someone starts a sentence with, this is going to be horrible, it's like when someone says i'm not a racist but information word for a black person. i'm not a sexist, but c word for a woman. that's what this is. he absolutely is saying the president doesn't love america, and as alex pointed out, the president speaks, he said only in america could my story be possible. in every speech. barack obama is a walking endorsement for what the united states of america is. this

. >>> they're barbarians and i think the barbarians were at the gate. foreign fighters and potentially greater numbers of individuals from western countries and the united states who have traveled to the conflict zones. >> there is a number that we don't know about. the ones we know about the numbers of foreign fighters that have returned from syria from the conflict zone every single one of those is a predicated fbi investigation run on a joint terrorism task force. >> we know they're fighting with isis, we don't know how many could be back here right now fighting us.

. >> bar barrennians are at the barbarians are at the gates.he title is taking the fight to the land of the cross. the pope realizes that. says that they were murdered only because they were christians. the white house can't even acknowledge that they were anything but quote, egyptian civilians. >> is that what they called them today? >> that's what the house said. >> i missed that. that's incredible. >> president al sissy asked for american intelligence before they led the strikes. didn't get it king abdullah of jordan asked for intelligence data on targets to respond to the murder of a jordanian aircraft pilot. the kurds. >> the kurds asked for support. >> begging for arms and ammo from the united states. not one bullet has been delivered by the united states. and finally, the italians are now looking at this as catherine just pointed out as literally existential threat. the judeo-christian system we have operated under. >> these christians were killed because they are christians. we are looking at the deaths. but bombing churches, christian

sentence that the muslims were barbarians also.e situation in ferguson. >> and in an interview with the "new york times" rudy giuliani said he was merely describing the outlook on the world in which the president was raising saying, "some people thought it was racist. i thought that was a joke. since he was brought up by a white mother a white grandfather, we want to white schools, and most of what he learned was from white people this isn't racism. this is socialism or possibly anti-colonialism." >> how deep can that hole go? >> i was just going to say, just stop already. he did 0 fortunately call in to our good friends mark halperin and john heilemann on their bloomberg show with all due respect, before his appearance with megan kelly and he said this -- >> i should say that the president does or does not love anything or anyone. i don't know. i shouldn't say. i'm not a psychiatrist and he doesn't have one and doesn't need one. >> mark halperin you seem to get him to back off a bit. tell us? >> a little. then he veered back and h

that muslims were barbarians also. he sees christians slaughtered, doesn't stand up hold a press conference he holds a press conference for the situation in ferguson. >> he continued to lash out against the president in an interview with "the new york times" saying, quote, some people thought it was racist i thought that was a joke since he was brought up by a white mother, white grandfather, went to white schools, and most of this he learned from white people. this isn't racism this is socialism or possibly anti-colonialism. joining us nia malika-henderson and editor of mother jones, david corn. thank you for joining us. nia, you retweeted something from chris sell is a, if you preface it saying this is a horrible thing to say, probably shouldn't say it. seems to reflect final stage of transformation from serious politician to guy who says inflammatory things just to say inflammatory things. that may be his motivation but you have people like governor bobby jindal who may potentially run for president who essentially

. >>> they're barbarians and i think the barbarians were at the gate. it's possible that there areeater numbers of foreign fighters and potentially greater numbers of individuals from western countries and the united states who have traveled to the conflict zones. >> there is a number that we don't know about. the ones we know about the numbers of foreign fighters that have returned from syria from the conflict zone every single one of those is a predicated fbi investigation run on a joint terrorism task force. >> we know they're fighting with isis, we don't know how many could be back here right now fighting us. that assessment today by intelligence officials at a house hearing on countering violent islamic extremism. mike emanuel in washington following the hearing and the threat we are apparently facing big time. >> hi neil. a serious tone was set on by the chairman of the homeland security committee and danger close to home. >> in more than 150 citizens have attempted to or succeeded in getting to the battlefield and we know that some of them have a

. >> they're barbarians. i think the barbarians are at the gate. we want to keep them outside the gate of the united states. i'm concerned that some have already returned. >> now to the question of ground troops. you look at the language in this proposed authorization, no enduring offensive ground combat operations. a lot of qualifiers there, carol. we know the invitation is the president intends to show there will not be another iraq invasion afghan invasion or occupation. still it leaves a lot of leeway for some combat troops some ground troops in limited combat situations. in fact as we know carol, the president's own generals have said they may very well recommend that. in iraq for instance in efforts to retake the city of mosul and other areas. it's something i think our viewers should prepare themselves for, american troops again being in harm's way on the ground. >> jim sciutto, many thanks. let's talk more about that with cnn military analyst lieutenant general mark hertling. do you think americans should prepare themselves for a number of

he talks about the crews ides and how the christians were barbarian barbarians. i don't feel this love of america. the president and his comments has not displayed the kind of love of america, the kind of love of america and exceptionalism that other american presidents have displayed. i'm right about this. i have no doubt about it. i do not withdraw my words. >> there is no way to spin it. these are hateful slurs from a fading republican desperate for relevance. it should be easy for fellow republicans to reject this. and this morning msnbc's joe scar borough warned 2016 gop hopefuls, they can't let it hang over their party. >> are we really going to go through another cycle where republican candidates are too stupid to get out of the way of the stupidest people in their party that keep them from winning presidential elections by spewing hatred instead of telling people how they're going to get back to work? it's not enough to say we'll let rudy giuliani speak for himself. >> today it looks like yes, there may be another cycle of this. so far only gop senator ma

>> aisis a brutal death cult that in the name of religious carries out unspeakable accounts of barbarianism. the strength the profound good the tenacity the compassion and love, it can flow from all of our faiths. operating alongside those who seek to hijack religious for their own murder ascents. humanity has been grapple with this through -- we get on our high horse. people committed terrible deeds in the name of christ. and our home country, slavery and jim crowe all too often was justified in the name of christ. >>> so critics slammed the president, calling his comments a false morals comparison. among them jim gilmore of virginia who accused the president of offending all christians in remarks he framed as the, quote, most offensive i've ever heard a president make. >>> so what many would call a bad week for new jersey governor and possible 2016 county chris christie has gotten worse. bennet farland confirmed he made with two federal investigators about his self-suit. >> the attorney general basically swooped in and killed the case after these three individuals were indicted. that rais

. >> they are barbarians. i think the barbarians are at the gate. we want to keep them outside the gate of the united states. i'm concerned that some have already returned. >> reporter: the president also said today the coalition is winning against isis in particular saying it has stopped isis momentum particularly in iraq. one place where they are still remarkably resilient is in getting foreign fighters to join their ranks. the numbers up to more than 20,000 foreign fighters not just for isis but all the other groups despite the coalition air campaign and despite enormous efforts to try to stop that pipeline of recruits from all around the world into those war zones. >> recruiting and propaganda. the two areas they are still struggling to fight isis. >> they go hand in hand. >> absolutely. let's bring in the ranking democrat on the senate foreign relations committee, senator bob menendez of the great state of new jersey. thanks for being here. one of the reasons why i keep saying this is the first time congress will vote on an authorization of use

he talks about the crusades and how the christians were barbarians. leaves out the second half of the sentence that the muslims were barbarians, also. >> former new york city mayor also went on sean hannity's radio show last night where he invoked september 11th to claim he understands terrorism better than the president. >> president obama didn't live through september 11th. i did. president obama didn't almost have a building fall on him. myself and my police commissioner and my fire commissioner did. >> the white house today, press secretary josh ernest did the obvious -- the president does in fact love his country before launching into a lament for the man once known as america's mayor. >> it's sad to see when somebody who has attained a certain level of public stature and even admiration tarnishes that legacy so thoroughly. and the truth is i don't take any joy or vindication or satisfaction from that. i think really the only thing that i feel iscy feel sorry for rudy giuliani today. >> the current mayor of new york, bill de blasio was not so ove

in syria which will still be very difficult for them and leaving the rest to what they call the barbarians. the real question is if we're not going to get involved in a serious way in trying to present some sort of alternative to i.s.i.l. and to al nusra the al qaeda affiliate in the north, i don't know how we're going to get to what looks like governance in the north aside from governance under i.s.i.l. >> didn't we get in the beginning delaying what the government of bashar al-assad, then delaying, and secretary of state kerry seems the have walked back from that and seems like this is a smaller part of the u.s. and western position that bashar al-assad has to go. again it's confusing foreign policy. >> it's very confusing and confusing because there are no good sluices in this area. we are beginning osee progress on the ground, it is beginning to trend in the right direction. you don't have many of those ingredients right now in syria. there are a lot of questions and a lot of fingers being pointed about what could or could not have been done better in the last couple of years in syria.

they're barbarians. these are nuts. these are crazy people and we've got to stop them and i don't know what the president is thinking when he says they won't use the phrase extremists and won't use the phrase islamic extremists. >> well, that's it. wayne, he will use the term extremist when we had the seminar on violent extremism. >> right wing extremists. >> that's going to be obama's no new taxes. the message has been look away. i mean don't even say the term islamic extremism, islamic terrorism, it's isil, isis violent extremists it's evading 30 plus years of islamic terrorism, the declarations of war, the beheading, the murder of an atheists by islamists this week, the bombing and high jackings, the message is look away that's why we have continued to lose what is a war against the west. >> to your point -- >> go ahead. >> to your point it's religious fanaticism. that's what it is. >> slick fanaticism. >> i think that's fine. we're all going to be in agreement including our libertarian, juan but the question is how

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apologizes for america, he criticizes america, he talks about the crusades and how the christians were barbarians leaves out the second half of the sentence that the muslims were bar barren barrens also. he sees christians slaughtered and doesn't stand up and hold a press conference although he holds a press conference for the situation in ferguson. >> in an interview with "the new york times" giuliani said he was describing the outlook on the world in which the president was raised. he said, quote, some people thought it was racist. i thought that was a joke. since he was brought up by a white mother, a white grandfather, went to white schools, and most of this he learned from white people. this isn't racism. this is socialism or possibly anti-colonialism. later on he went and smoke with john hall prin and john hileman and what he said on their program with all due respect. >> i should say that the president does or does not love anything. i'm not a psychiatrist and he doesn't have one and he doesn't need one. >> that took a while to get all the way to that. but anyway republicans, especially on

talking about barbarians at the gate. we need to keep them out of the gate we need to monitor those who got through the gate. this is sear use homeland security issue as well we don't want to see what happened in paris happen here in the united states. >> schieffer: general john allen who is the head of the u.s. military effort against isis told abc this morning that isis is at -- these are his words, entirely different level than al qaeda. better organized better command. do you agree with his assessment? >> absolutely. al qaeda denounced because they're so brutal in their tactics. but they are governing functioning, they own territory they have lot of money. so they are far more dangerous i think than al qaeda has ever been. lot better organized. if you look at social media propaganda like the film of the jordanian pilot so sophisticated, they send that out over the world to sort of inflame the potential radicalized islam world, we worried about foreign fighters also home grown violent extremist, is that can get radical

no one could believe that barbarians could do something like this to a human being and then video tape it and showing it it to the world. it is the most repulsive think i have seen. i think they knew in advance and made the decision to execute a couple prisoners of war and they did it. they said we will give a show of force and send jets out and did it. within 48 hours of it beginning, isis comes up saying careful, look what your people did to our people. look what your people did to an american hostage. this is for local consumption. we will see if they buy it. i doubt it. >> thank you, shepherd smith. we have ambassador john bolton. the timing is perfect and spot-on for this. i want to know what you are thinking in terms of how shepherd set it up. because the timing is interesting. >> we don't know very much but i would say this woman was probably dead in captivity a while ago and now they have an excuse and will it to that affect. people look at the barbarity of the beheadings and killing of the pilot and that is intended to intimidate the other states the iraqi army and the kurds.

these barbarians they are murdering journalists for drawing cartoons they don't like. beheaded 21 egyptian coptic christians for their believes. put it all on social media as a recruiting tool. murdering, killing torturing christians muslims, other religious minorities. this is what our president has to say. he says we are not at war with islam. well certainly we're not at war with islam. but we are at war with radical islam. [ applause ] if we have a president who won't even identify the threat that we face how can we count on them to effectively win and prosecute this war. he's got an attorney general who says we're not even in a state of war. how many of you by the way are going to be happy when eric holder is out of a job? [ applause ] his state department says that we can't kill our way to victory in this war. have we ever won any victory in any war other than killing our way to victory? and then finally his state department officials says we're not going to win this war through military force. we're going to win this war through a jobs program and better governan

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their cattle and sheep are exposed to the attacks of the barbarians. the enemy never comes in large numbers but in small parties to hide their trailing prevent discovery. he goes on to talk about albuquerque later. they wish to have a soldier for every cow and horse they pasture. i've tried to accustom them to the idea that each one should take care of the defense of his own hacienda. what is the solution? yes. >> you are on your own. >> [laughter] the solution is you have flying parties to guard the access routes to the settlements. that does not always work. the other thing is -- good luck, you know. just imagine hypothetically for some reason you are in mexico city and it comes into your mind i need to immigrate, go someplace else, what about new mexico? it does not seem like it would be that appealing. you see the dangers of new mexico. now i am going to hand back the papers. >> tonight, on the presidency, hugh howard talks about portraits of george washington painted during his lifetime. the author explores the work of john trumbull, focusing on h

you have a barbarian in you after all. you do not get away that easy.s what does he remind you of? ethan: a madman. robin: you can do better. ethan: a sweaty-toothed madman. robin: give him action. ethan: his hands reach out and choke me. he is mumbling like a blanket that always leaves your feet cold. you push it and stretch it and it will never be enough. from the moment we enter crying to the moment we leave dying, it will only cover your face as you cry and scream. [applause] robin: don't you forget this. charlie: remember that? what did it mean to you? ethan: everything. i mean, i just turned 18 couple of days before. and i really wanted to be an actor. i do not know why. and i did not know what it was though. i read about it. my mother gave me a book on laurence olivier and i liked watching "one flew over the cuckoo's nest" and "dog day afternoon." i watched john malkovich doing sam shepard play and that struck me as something i never heard before. i liked that. that was the first time i ever acted. i had posed before, or i had imitated somebody.

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. >>> sick barbarians released another video.showed the jordan pilot being burned alive in a cage. jordan's king delivered a message calling on his country to stand together following the execution. somebody mentioned they were out in the streets wanting revenge. do you think this will unite some arabs against isis? >> i hope it brings law abiding muslims. there is no place. this is not a religion of peace that they are acting on behalf of and it has to come to a stop. >> the other side of that is -- >> i saw video of the. >> from a prominent family. >> king abdullah had the air force. you may get action. if i'm correct i think it's against islamic law to burn a body dead or alive. i think that one violation of that law may get enough to say enough is enough and get behind this thing. >> they are very specific about the laws. it's taking a long time to get the point that this is not the best representatives. you think they have the wrong people out front? >> i think we are at risk of missing what could possibly happen which is th

>> indeed it is a barbarian act and nothing to do with muslim at all. >> this horrific video is aboutthey show him in a brutal way in this cage beaten and then they pour some sort of gasoline on him and then they send a torch in there and they light it and they watch -- you can watch him actually being burned to death. 26-year-old lawsuit tanieutenant in the jordanian military. >> it's shocking to be honest to see the scenes and i'm speechless to say how, you know barbarian this act is. >> is this a turning point, do you believe, when you talk about the arab street? because isis has had a lot of support out there. social media, the recruits they've taken over huge parts of syria and iraq right now and seem to be on the move. >> but in this scene, wolf this is nothing close to islam. it's the islam of mercy. this is no way, you know someone who can cover islam on this act. >> this is by the way -- we're about to see king abdullah's motorcade arrive there in the west wing of the white house. they are going to be pulling up there momentarily. we'll see king abdullah get out of his limous

thousand years ago, to american history in relationship to the brutal brutality of these types of barbarians killing christians all over the middle east, and certainly would like to kill us here on this soil he showed very clearly that he does not understand the type of enemy that we face and we as christians now must stand on the principles that have made us great and will take us into the future. lou: reverend jackson, i have to say, i think reverend bryant has said it exactly right. i also think that it is very clear now, if it has not been clear for some time i mean some years, on the part of this president, this nonsense about not using the expression radical islamic or islamist or islamist extremist he thinks is defining in some way and yet it's his inability to come to grips to the fact he has to define it do you think it comes to the issue he has found the phony adjunct issue that surrounds the war against radical islamist terrorism in which he wants to focus rather than the battle itself? >> lou, for some reason, this president can't bring himself to recognize the reality that sits

. >> brand new information will isis barbarians capturing christians in syria. 150 women and children abducted from their homes. we have breaking developments on this. >> no question they were targeted. local mal lish sawmilitias try to fied their own. they had over run the villages killing some and taking 150 prisoners. according to a state department they didn't discriminate but taking men women, children, the elderly and even breezes. >> the absence of leadership in the white house is leading for more and more christians to be persecuted and bee headed churches being bombed. nobody is acting. this is a full loan christian genocide. >> are you equating this to a modern day christian holocaust? >> this is a christian holocaust. >> months of u.s. and coalition air strikes they are far from on the run. the group gained ground inside syria and it has become a difficult situation for the administration to explain. >> there has been a slight increase of isil presence in syria, but i can't buy any means describe what is happening in syria as a big advance. they had been stopped. remember k

when you're dealing with these kinds of barbarians who are motivated by what they believe is a religious motivation, there is no negotiation, there is no compromise compromise, what the jordanians did was essentially mirror the enemy, you're going to take one of ours? you're going to take two of yours. that's how the west should be actclimateing themselves in this war. >> it's my understanding that he met with members of congress where they were talking the the strategy of moving forward. did you also hear that president obama's name was not really brought up in that meeting. >> in the coverage i saw between king abdullah and the lawmakers the name president obama was not mentioned once either by king abdullah or by the lawmakers themselves. they feel they cannot depend on the commander in chief to mitigate this war. to a large extent, gretchen he's irrelevant, his heart's not in the war, if we were, he would night this war the way the jordanians are fighting it. >> it also indicates the degree to which whatever ideology they are operating off of, it's bankrupt. so if he's calling it now

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if the president could complete the following sentence, during the crusades the christians were barbarians and so were the muslims. if the president could say islamic fundamentalest terrorism is our enemy i will applaud the president. but until he does that i will have doubt about his emotions, his feelings, his attitudes and the way in which he developed. >> agree or disagree with the mayor? there is no doubt the president has been publically critical of america to the rest of the world. >> there have been times where america has shown arrogance and been dismissive. >> americans are not your enemy. we sometimes make mistakes. we have not been perfect. >> i realize that america's critics will be quick to point out that at times we have failed to live up to our ideals, that america has plenty of problems within its own borders. this is true. >> just before he took office then senator obama said this -- >> we are five days away from fundamentally transforming the united states of america. >> so is it fair to question why he would want to transform a country that he himself has said he loved?

these barbarians, they are murdering journalists fort ron cartoons they do not like.hey burned alive jordanian pilot. killed over a hundred schoolchildren in pakistan. they put it on social media as a recruiting tool. this is what our president had to say. he says, we are not as war with islam -- at war with islam. but we are at war with radical islam. [applause] if we have a president who won't even identify the threat we face, --he has an attorney general who says we're not even in a state of war. how many of you are going to be happy when eric holder is out of a job? [applause] his state department says we can't kill our way to victory in this war. how have we ever won a victory in any war besides killing our way to victory? and finally, they say that we will not wearin this war through military, but through jobs. we have a president who will not even named enemy we face. we need a war on the evil that is radical islamic terrorism. [applause] i gave a speech in london the god of people--that's got a few people upset. islam has a problem. individual leaders need to

barbarians are here. it will take more than firing power. we are not doing it. >> all clear in denmark after a suspicious package forces evacuations in copenhagen over night. that package left near the cafe where a terrorist opened fire saturday. within the hour police announcing it was harmless. this as we knewlearn new information about the suspected gunman's connection to terror. he posted on facebook swearing fidelity to isis before the deadly rampage. last night a sign of strength from the wounded nation. 40,000 people packing the streets of copenhagen for a candlelight vigil to remember the victim. the man acutesed of killing three young muslims in north carolina now indicted on three counts of murder. 46-year-old craig hicks is accused of shooting the victim in their condo after a long running dispute over parking spaces. the fbi is investigating the case as a possible hate crime. hicks' facebook page has posts against quote all religion." . kill or be killed. slender man taking another turn. anissa we're accused of stabbing her frien

her unnecessary death at the hands of these barbarians is something that -- weighs heavily on me. >>orter: holder said he was deeply concerned about how effectively isis is using social media. he suggested isis is a clear and present danger to the homeland. robin. >> okay pierre thank you. >>> going to move on to the weather. arctic temperatures hitting millions of americans this morning. everyone east of the rockies and that dangerous storm moving out west. abc's rob marciano is in for ginger and is in philadelphia for us this morning. good morning, rob. >> good morning, robin. we are inside at least for now where it's 15 degrees. outside we will take it. down across north carolina still a big mess down there with the snow that rolled through there, trees down blocking some roadways and icy conditions as far south as alabama. that's going to continue to be an issue today because the temperatures are not going to warm much above freezing. certainly not this morning. take a look at some of the temps and windchills much of the eastern two-thirds of america will be dealing with. minus 1

you talk about barbarians at the gate. i want to make sure they stay out of the united states. >> you've been hearing 50,000? >> 50,000 total fighting. >> isis in syria and iraq? >> correct. out of that. it's jumped from 15 to 20,000 foreign fighters and 5,000 of those have western passports. >> any idea about americans? >> americans number in the couple hundreds. >> some of them actually come back. pamela brown interviewed the head of the fbi's counter terrorism center. he said there was some fear of isis cells emerging here in the united states. you're the chairman of the house homeland security committee. is that a legitimate fear? >> of course. we've had a couple hundred come back. we are monitoring those who have actually come back. 200 have gone over to fight. the number i can't specify on air. we are monitoring these individuals. but you don't know what you don't know. our human intelligence isn't very good in syria on the ground. we don't know what the real precise number is. we have the foreign fighter threat comi