security official for baghdadi himself in charge of baghdadi's movements. >> reporter: mazloum says >> translator: his relatives were severely mistreated by isis, and he wanted to take revenge against isis and baghdadi himself. >> reporter: the spy had been meeting with baghdadi for five months, always in the area of his last safehouse. but u.s. intelligence demanded that the spy prove his bona fides, that he really had access to the terror leader he claimed. >> translator: we took two steps to confirm the credibility of the source. first, we asked them for information regarding baghdadi himself. and he brought -- i don't want to go into details. >> what did he bring? clothing, a comb? >> translator: he brought underwear. when we analyzed it through dna, we confirmed that this stuff belongs to baghdadi himself. it was first step to trust this source profoundly. >> what did the cia say to you when they tested this stuff and it showed positive? >> translator: after that, the cia took this more seriously. they began to work hard at the highest level. >> reporter: the spy provided the u

al-baghdadi was an organizer. he was the founder of isis. he the father, if you want to call him that, of isis. i think he was not so happy a few weeks ago when he saw those incredible 67 men, in that case, just come pouring down on to where he was staying. and that didn't work out too good. and we have a new national hero. you know who that is, right? conan is our new great hero. and conan was at the white house the other day. you might have seen him. it was something, but the animal noticed al-baghdadi, the founder, the leader of isis, the the man that was trying to reinstitute isis -- because we defeated, we have 100% of the isis caliphate in syria is now ours. he is dead. his second is dead. the third, we have our sights on the third. the third, i don't think he wants the job. [laughter] president trump: the third, you know what, maybe i will go work in a store or something. [laughter] president trump: but that -- but baghdadi was a monster who raped, murdered, and tortured the innocent, including many americans. when you saw those folks

and exploit this amazing strike on baghdadi.et another one emerge. >> if you ask most politicians difference between sunni and shia, they couldn't tell you. pete: there in -- >> good thing on that too, you saw when the trump administration came in, how prevalent isis was, right? it is because which were handcuffing guys out there, not letting them strike the way they needed to. we literally turned it over, guys, commanders in tent, what do you have to do, let's go. what happened to isis couple month? pretty much eradicated. pete: that is what president said. >> we knew where they were. we couldn't call airstrikes. they weren't calling airstrikes. to get the hands dirty what the amazing guys can do, as you were saying. >> he is absolutely correct. i just happened to be in mosul when president trump took over in office and the team that we relieved, they were, it was taking them half hour to call a strike in each time. they would have to go through five different chains of command to drop one hellfire missile. as soon as trump too

can save you nailed it so let's let's talk about the raid against al baghdadi well it was a hollywoodstory there was a hero a dog but that he was he's down by a canine and though the name of the dog is classified it's rumored to be air but. other than the dog the media's focus on trumps errors in reporting the raid on bug daddy as if they got the truth from obama about the bin ladin raid obama just had a shorter story he spoke for 9 minutes while trump spoke for $45.00 so like listening to any long story we said oh that's crazy man. dubbed listening in check or from own so we later discovered contrary to the official narrative bin ladin was unarmed had been watched over by pakistan for years and the cia didn't help us find bin ladin by torturing suspects the location was revealed by a walk in a retired pakistani intelligence officer who was after the $25000000.00 reward that the us had promised anyone who helped locate bin ladin it's the same in this case it was in our intel against someone who wanted a $25000000.00 reward literally sold out baghdadi and his underwear. it's almost lik

now iraqi security forces have arrested the deputy of the late isolator baghdadi. was captured during an overnight raid and how we just city that's in care cook province baghdad he killed himself while surrounded by u.s. forces back in october correspondent also jabari is in baghdad and she says arrest is a major boost for iraqi forces security forces arrested. late last night in the province we believe that he was a very high ranking eisel official he we know that he served time in. a prison in basra prior to the formation of this group and that he had a very close relationship to the former leader now he himself is believed to be from a province and he did serve as the military emir of that province for a few years at the height of rain in iraq but this certainly comes at a very important time in this country this will be seen as a very significant victory for iraqi forces fighting it was left behind of this group since they announced that it was defeated i saw was defeated in iraq in 2017 but this comes at a time when the country's in turmoil in all senses and t

al baghdadi was a vicious, ruthless person, al baghdadi created a caliphate bigger than the state off the caliphate and we have thousands and thousands of isis prisoners, and with obama you did nothing. you did did nothing. but get your kicked. we are joined tonight by many of the terrific warriors that have helped me so much in so many ways, they fight for us, they are incredible and they come right from the state of pennsylvania. have you ever noticed what biden keep saying, he says ohio, it's great to be in iowa tonight. in he's in pennsylvania it's wonderful to be in the state of delaware. what is wrong with this guy?. what is wrong with him. there is something wrong. how many times can you do that, so far, it could happen because i was doing six and seven a day that last month, that last beautiful month that i loved. i left these guys alone i do not want to do it, waste of time big beautiful rallies and you know i went to michigan and wisconsin and think of what the hell is going on these crowds are incredible. we had some of the biggest crowds, there has never been in the histo

[cheers and applause] al-baghdadi is gone and conan the hero dog is just fine.his president also understood that national security begins with border security. we have made historic investments to secure our borders and as i stand before you today, apprehensions on our southern border are down by 70% and we have already started to build that wall on the southern border of the united states. [cheering] we are building it. we are building it. on a day when we lost a police officer in the line of duty in new jersey and a trooper was shot right here in pennsylvania, i promise you, this president and this administration will always stand with the men and women who serve on the thin blue line of law enforcement. to uphold the rule of law, this president has kept another promise, by appointing principled conservatives to our federal courts at every level. president trump has appointed 170 men and women to our federal courts and i can tell you firsthand, they are all judges who will uphold the god-given liberties enshrined in our constitution and bill of rights, like th

re-election bid and iraqi security forces have a rest of the deputy of the late isolated back out baghdadi. was captured during an overnight raid in hawaii just city that's in kirkuk province baghdadi killed himself while some rounded by u.s. forces back in october and a stray has repealed a law there's allowed sick asylum seekers in its remote detention centers to travel to the country for medical treatment the medivac law was passed in february and allowed the transfer of refugees in camps on papa new guinea in a room if it was requested by 2 or more doctors the senate has now overturns that door by 37 votes to 35 well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera to inside story. is nato still relevant cracks appear as the world's largest military alliance but its 70th birthday and the member states settle that differences and what could happen if they don't this is inside story. and welcome to the program. the world's biggest military alliance is facing a crisis the united states can't other than 10 european nations formed nato at the end of the 2nd world war to confron

baghdadi's death symbolizes the destruction of the islamic state but not the end of its violent ideology terror attack in new zealand's modern history. >> police say these were the actions of a lone gunman whose rampage began with the attack on the al nur mosque and subsequent lip the lynnwood mosque. >> reporter: the massacre claims the lives of 51 people and ruineds 49. >> we ended up having to lift the bodies over top of other bodies onto our stretchers. there was no, um -- and those people were bleeding, and there was a lot of blood. >> reporter: the gunman, a 28-year-old self-described white supremacist armed with military-style weapons and live streaming the massacre from a helmet cam. he posts an 87-page manifesto on social media just hours before the attack. new zealand prime minister jacinda ardern vows to take action on gun violence. >> today i'm announcing that new zealand will ban all military-style semiautomatic weapons. we will also ban all assault rifles. >> reporter: number three, a power struggle in venezuela ushers in an era of violence and poverty. >> the breaking news

>> i wish i had been there when they got baghdadi. that man was evil. and to have been there when he was brought to justice i think would have been a great experience. plus i would have been able to report whether or not he screamed and cried in his final moments as the president said he did. >> brennan: undercoverred and wish you had covers? >> right. sometimes undercoverred stories are complicated. this one falls resolutely in that category. the president's relationship to people of color. his rhetoric is unacceptable. charlottesville is what people hear and think about when they think about the president and people of color, and yet it can be fairly said that this administration, because of president trump's quiet prodding, has done quite a bit for funding of historically black colleges and university, the first setback, which was massive first step toward criminal justice reform. just a couple weeks ago in this newly signed defense bill, there is a law that says if you are seeking work for the federal government or any contractor, you don't have to

that was al-baghdadi. that was al-baghdadi's people. and a lot of people died that way, and they died a lot of other ways too. and he died a rough way. and these soldiers, 68 of them, they jumped off those helicopters. and i watched it. it was incredible. i literally was able to watch it because of what we can do technologically. i watched it, and it was an incredible sight. they jumped off long before those helicopters were anywhere near to the ground. michael would understand that very much because he was a great soldier. but they jumped off those helicopters -- [applause] and they charged that house, and the enemy didn't have any idea what the hell hit him. it was incredible, actually, to see. [applause] incredible. our message to the bloodthirsty terrorist is clear: you don't stand a chance against the awesome power of the united states military. i have rebuilt the united states military. [applause] when i took it over, it was depleted. it was old. we had fighter jets that were 50 years old. t was old, it was tired. trillion e spent

it's been a wild week, the media again are outdoing themselves the probably upset that we killed baghdadiht when he got his msnbc contributor. [laughter] >> they lost one of their best, their shorthanded this week. [laughter] what can you do. greg: do you have another one? >> i uac you think you might have another joke in the chamber waiting to shoot up but maybe not. >> now that the stakes cannot be higher i have a joke. [laughter] >> the dog thing is funny because it is so obviously a photoshop, there's only one dog up there and then a photo with trump. it's the same exact dog and the people in the new york times say we need to get our best. [laughter] greg: its canine gates. >> when we get a picture of the dog at the white house maybe we can photoshop in the golden state warriors the one the soccer team. [laughter] greg: that's all emert filling debtor. >> last word to you, thought from the dog, thought from the week. >> i used to really push back against people who compared trump to hitler then i saw he posted a meme that made it look like a dog within a place where the dog was not. a

despite the attack and takedown of their isis leader al-baghdadi, isis is not going away. >> they areoing away. the non-strategy on syria, the isis will go through the porous border and return to europe. some are european. these attacks will go up. kudos to the brave citizens who made this, put the -- chris: they -- one person had a fire ex-wisher. had a narwal tusk. >> cops came and took him out he was wearing a suicide vest. chris: we should point out a fake suicide vest. >> fake suicide vest. turned out to be fake, no one thought that was true at time. we need more brain cells focused on isis. i think our policies will make it more likely isis will reemerge in europe. so copycats can happen. don't denigrate the intelligence community trying to get ahead of this. don't do things with the navy that make the pentagon really question whether the commander-in-chief is making good decisions. let's please, let's please, reinstate our relations with allies who are the ones who will keep us safe. let's confirm if we can, all these vacancies at the homeland security department. chris: congre

they gave us a rundown of what happened with al-baghdadi. they were very thankful. someone had their back. he is called the president of the u.s. >> bulgarian media. what are you thinking about the bulgarian and usa friendship? >> we have a great friendship. they are great people. a lot of people from bulgaria are in this country. they have become citizens of the united states. we are going to be talking about the visa program per the request of your prime minister. they are great people and we have a very good relationship. >> [indiscernible] >> i think what i am doing is sticking up for our armed forces. there has never been a president that is going to stick up for them and has like i have including the fact that we spent about two and a half building up trillion dollars our armed forces. very unfair things were happening. you let sergeant bergdahl go. you let others go including a young gentleman, now a person who president obama let go who stole tremendous amounts of classified information. and you let that person go. we just lost another man. he died last week

i remember al-baghdadi was the founder of isis, a vicious ruthless person.dadi created a caliphate bigger than the state of ohio. that is a big caliphate. and we now have taken 100% and -- 100% of the caliphate and we have thousands and thousands of isis prisoners. and with obama, you did nothing. you did nothing but get your ass kicked. it's true. [cheers and applause] we are joined tonight by many of the terrific warriors that have helped me so much in so many ways, they fight for us, they really are incredible, and they come right from the state of pennsylvania. have you ever noticed what biden keeps saying he is in the wrong state? if he is in ohio, it's great to be in iowa tonight. if he is in pennsylvania, it's wonderful to be in the state of delaware. what is wrong with this guy? what is wrong with him? there is something wrong. how many times can you do that? so far, it could happen, because i was doing six and seven a day that last month, that last beautiful month i loved. i was doing six. i left these guys alone, i did not want to do interviews. it

it appears, despite the attack and the takedown on their isis leader al-baghdadi, isis isn't going awayey are not going away and our new strategy or nonstrategy on syria means that isis will go through the poorest turkish border and some of the fighters will return to europe, some of them are european in these attacks are going to go up, so first of all, kudos to the brave citizens who made this -- extinguished -- >> chris: at one person had a fire extinguisher and someone had our norwell, which is a kind of whale, along pointed norwell task. >> they took him down and then the cops came and took him out because he was wearing a suicide vest so i think that was the right -- >> chris: a fake suicide vest. >> a fake suicide vest but no t. i think we need more brain cells focused on isis. i think our policies are making it more likely that isis will reemerge in europe and i think that copycat attacks can happen, which is why let's not denigrate the intelligence community amount which is trying to get ahead of this. let's not do things with the navy that make the pentagon really question whe

we killed baghdadi. and we killed his second. >> say it? >> should the national service be on the trade talks? >> absolutely not. we are going to have a great health care system. we have things running well. if we get elected, we will have phenomenal health care. right now, we made it very good. 180 million people on private plans they love. in this country, they have to work that out for themselves. i don't know where that rumor started. we have nothing to do with it. if you handed it to us on a silver platter, we would want nothing to do with that. >> some lawmakers want to censure you instead of impeachment. what do you think of that? >> impossible. i did nothing wrong. i had a great conversation. very respective conversation, with the president, a good person by the way, of you train. it was flawless. there were many people on that line, including the secretary of state. and two people had a complaint. you look at those two people and tell me. there were many people on the line. you speak to a head of state and they have people also, pr

heather: abu bakr al-baghdadi was killed during a special forces raid in october.e did not say what intel was found or if any of it will be released. a manhunt intensifying, accused of dragging police officers 50 yards with a stolen car. the incident in dayton, ohio, may have been premeditated. >> all this violence is just ridiculous. >> reporter: one officer is injured but is expected to be okay. suspects nearly ran over two other officers with another stolen car. and the four teenagers, from a juvenile detention center. they were found at an apartment complex outside nashville. the teens in two others escaping from the front door of the detention facility saturday night. two teens are still on the run including murder suspect, brandon carruthers is charged with armed robbery. former chicago police chief eddie johnson is speaking out for the first time since being fired. johnson was ousted by the mayor weeks before he planned retirement. he says, she says he lied about an incident in october when he was fell asleep at the wheel. in a statement johnson says i did n

that is what gave them the economic strength to do what they did and we killed abu bakr al-baghdadi andis second so that was very important because he was trying to reform isis. >> should the national health service be on the table? >> i have nothing to do with it, never thought about it. we are going to have a great healthcare system. we are doing great healthcare work. we've got things really running well. if we get elected, if we take the house, keep the senate, keep the white house we will have phenomenal healthcare. right now we made it very good. we have 180 million people on plans that they absolutely love. in this country they have to work that out for themselves. i don't know where the rumor started. we have nothing to do with it. we wouldn't want to. if you handed it to us on a silver platter we want nothing to do with it. >> there is talk of lawmakers censuring you instead of impeachment. what do you think about that? >> unacceptable. i did nothing wrong. now they want to go to censure because they have no case for impeachment. they want to go to censure. i don't mind being c

it comes after american forces killed the terror groups leader al-baghdadi and october.an turner reporting live from washington. >> intelligence sources are telling us that isis has gone underground in the weeks since as a leader al-baghdadi was killed in that u.s.-led race but they are also saying its top-tier leadership is planning a comeback from various hideouts across the mideast. although ices was crippled by their death, they still pose a threat to the u.s. and from the west, take a listen. >> countries have not updated their terrorism laws to reflect the reality of the post 9/11 world. we have asked countries from asia to africa to the middle east to update their terrorism laws to reflect the severity of these acts. he remains an awful lot of work to do. in >> in recent weeks, been hiding out largely in iraq, syria, and in turkey. the head of iraq intelligence services says that nine intel chiefs are currently in turkey hiding out. turkey being a nato ally. he says "they crossed with helpless smugglers by paying large amounts of money in the secretly entered turk

al-baghdadi is dead. best economy since 1969, employmentwise. oh, before's policies are working.his is an agenda that has been an overwhelming success. the democrats have nothing to offer. the democrats have done nothing for three years except hate donald trump and their wild socialist fantasy. new green deal, $52 trillion. medicare for all, but no private insurance. nothing but baseless, what, an impeachment charade. more conspiracy theories, more lie. you've got three of the most corrupt, dishonest politicians in the swamp of washington. by the way, the circus, that's what's draining the swamp looks like. they don't like being drained and exposed, all those swamp creatures. and by the way, the so-called democratic front member, wow. what a bad week for sleepy, creepy, crazy uncle joe 30330 has had. this has been a train wreck for the 77-year-old candidate who already had a lot of baggage. today, he actually suggested his campaign could attract younger voters because he's not as old as bernie sanders. each there is a campaign slogan. oh, the no malarkey tour. nobody under 90 kno

three weeks ago when we got al-baghdadi, turkey was very helpful. we flew over areas that were controlled by turkey and we said we're coming. they were very supportive, actually. we didn't tell them what we were doing, where we were going. turkey could not have been nicer, could not have been more supportive and that's important. and i want to just say in keeping the oil, isis was trying to, as you know regain control of the oil. we have total control of the oil. and frankly, we had a lot of support from a lot of different people. but right now, the only soldiers we have essentially in that area are the soldiers keeping the oil. so we have the oil. and we can do with the oil what we want. reporter: turkey buying russian missiles - president trump: well, they tried to buy ours. the obama administration said you can't have them. the obama administration said you can't have the patriots. you can't -- we are not going to sell them to you. they said that a number of times. and then turkey went out and bought the russian missile. so we'll see what happens

>> right after baghdadi committed suicide, we called them and we noted that there would be acts out byas they were eradicated in syria. without leadership these organizations become very independent and they become blown wolves and they're going to continue to act out. completely under lack of control it when we must be vigilant against them. isis themselves tend to like symbolism. they know that by doing things in sri lanka earlier this year and now and christmas, i gained them more attention and more media and more exposure. it's great for recruitment. >> might be great for improvement but not the failure of the caliphate. the fall of isis and then like killing and being able to get al-baghdadi and the way he went out by the way, dennis, to your point it's an organization in disarray. how do we make the ideology even in further disarray itself? >> the ideology itself is something that's going to take generations. it's an issue of changing people's minds and changing people's hearts. sometimes that takes a long time to do and that's why some of our battles in afghanistan and iraq have

yesterday, the white house received a visit from conan the hero dog from the al-baghdadi raid. and trump was excited to shake its paw. >> so this is conan, right now probably the world's most famous dog. i was told about the breed. i was told about conan himself. >> stephen: there you have it. ( laughter ) the president praised conan himself, run-of-the-mill moment where the leader of the free world goes on tv to thank a dog. no way to mess that up, right? wrong. ( laughter ) because after spending the whole day thinking conan was a very good boy, we got word that a white house official confirmed that conan the dog is female. ( cheers and applause ) (as trump) "wait, wait, wait. conan's a girl? whatever she said is a lie. yes, yes, i moved on her like a bitch, but she's literally a female dog. it's okay to say that. it was consensual petting." ( laughter ) anyway, a simple dog-gender misunderstanding. we've all done it. let's move on. now let's come back, because less than two hours later, white house officials informed the media conan the dog is a male, even though they had pr

if i do something great, for instance, al-baghdadi. you said espn. you're talking cnn now, right? >> i'm sorry. cnn. espn's pretty bad too, by the way. that's why they're down the tubes. you look at what's happened with espn. they're pretty bad too. in fact, they may be just as bad. that's why they're down. you ever notice the academy awards used to be the greatest thing. that's way down because they were hitting trump and they were hitting millions of millions of our people. academy awards. what? >> this was a what for me more than a fact check. one with, president trump said i'm sorry. we never usually hear him say that in any context and he has grievances with so many different enemies that he can say what the heck. i'm just going to complain about espn. so he's got a lotf of complaints of a lot of people. >> i could go on. unfortunately, we're out of time and i didn't want to overstrain you. i wanted a soft landing on your way back in. thanks. welcome back. >>> calling president trump's infamous ukraine call the crescendo involving

killing al-baghdadi and decimating isis. you look at all the things he has done.ll with his hands tied by these congressional sickos in the house of representatives. just what we have been doing. just think what we can be doing as americans together if we didn't have this problem. >> i get frustrated with this. >> it's putin getting the upper harden. they are his pawns. they are doing all the dirty work for him. divide and conquer. the democrats made sure he crosses the finish line. oh, david. it's good to see you. thank you so much. pelosi is not too happy about take something tough questions, shall we say? >> do you hate the president, madame speaker? >> i don't hate anybody. not anybody in the world. trish: tonight i'm calling her out because it's a small little dose of what this administration actually faces on a daily basis. >> has the president at any time thought about a second -- that's a ridiculous question. >> that's enough. trish: the vice president's daughter is here to talk about her new book. you don't want to miss that. that liberal professor needs

three weeks ago when we got al baghdadi, turkey was very helpful. we flew over areas that were totally controlled by turkey and the turkish military. we said we're coming. they absolutely were very supportive, actually. turkey could not have been more supportive and that's important. i want to just say that in keeping the oil, isis was trying to regain control of the oil. we have total control of the oil. and frankly, we have a lot of support from a lot of different people. bull right now, the only soldiers we have essentially in that area are the soldiers keeping the oil. they did. they tried to buy ours. the obama administration said you can't have them. the obama administration said you can't have the patriots. we're not going to sell them to you. and they said that a number of times. and then turkey went out and bat the russian missile. so we'll see what happens. we're still talking about it. but they wanted to buy the patriots. they tried to buy the patriots. i think most of you know that. and they were shut off from buying the patriots. they w

from the pulpit, the is leader, abu bakr al—baghdadi proclaimed himself ruler of all muslims.ause who is this guy to claim that he is in charge of our city? nobody knew that i was mosul eye. not even my mother. isis was getting into the city, into the neighbourhood, there was only a thin wall between me and isis when i was reporting against it. next door was an isis senior fighter, the other house next to our house was an isis fighter, in front of us was a whole house of isis. behind that there was another house of isis and then in the middle of all of this, i was reporting against isis. from the beginning, i decided that i would only write facts. by knowing the source or witnessing the event myself. religious police controlled everything. shaving, smoking were all considered immoral and the punishment was anything from public lashings to execution. the public executions were a system that isis imposed on the city. they were enjoying this. they were feeling the pleasure of terrorising the people. isis wanted to make it like a show. as if they were shooting a film for hollywood

when we got al-baghdadi, that was great get. when we killed him and we have a lot of information that i'm revealing now for the first time, but we also got a lot of good information. a lot of things are happening. and france has been very helpful. i have to say they have been very, very helpful. any other questions? reporter: peaking a foreign language] president macron: [speaking a foreign language] -- president macron: speaking a foreign language] president trump: i largely agree with t i came into a position where the european union was making anywhere from $100 billion to $150 billion a year in deficits to the united states. they were making it. we were losing it. and so we had to do something that is fair. not severe. fair, we are losing tremendous amounts of money. as you know the european union is very strong on barriers. barriers meaning certain of our products can't come in. including agricultural product. it just can't come in. we can't sell it. yet the european union sells openly to the united states. generally untaxe

has been searching for baghdadi for more than five years. >> al baghdadi is dead. ♪ >> democrats willen serving than ever before. >> our squad is big. >> do you have an announcement you would like to make? >> i'm running for president of the united states. >> do you think you're going to have trouble breaking out? >> i'm feeling really good. >> the president has a motto. make america great again. do you have one? >> make america moral again. >> the candidates on the stage came to play. >> are you forgetting what you said two minutes ago? >> i wrote the damn bill. >> i read the bill. >> your campaign, foreigners, if russia, if china, if someone else offers information on opponents should they accept it or call the fbi? >> i think maybe you do both. >> the ukraine controversy. >> there was never any quid pro quo. >> there is a quid pro quo if you're withholding and then asking for a favor to create dirt on your political opponent. >> did you and your father ever discuss ukraine? >> no, we never did. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> impeachment inquiry. >> that call was perfect. >> was

killing al-baghdadi. how about conan? anyone know conan the dog? i am a crazy dog lady if no one doesn't know that about me. check out my instagram. too many photos of babies and dogs. in michigan, in macomb county, this county has seen the greatest increase in manufacturing job of any county in the entire country. [applause] right here. that it wasmember our former president and vice president, barack obama and joe that said those jobs were gone. they were never coming back to this country. we have seen over 500,000 manufacturing jobs come back under donald j. trump. [applause] over 7 million new jobs created in this country. over half of those jobs going to the ladies. to women. we havest unemployment seen in the history of this country. anyone check out the stock market lately? it has grown 10,000 points since donald trump took office. help me out. to i'm still confused. don't you guys remember before the election in 2016, they all said if you elect donald trump the economy will crash? are they wrong about that? abouten't they wrong that? and so

is my honor to present to you a special message from a man that was in the situation room when al-baghdadid and serves our nation every day, our vice president, mike pence. >> to my friend, pete, steve, brian and ainsley, all the great american patriots gathered near and far, i'm vice president mike pence. i wish i could be with you tonight in st. petersburg but i want you to know we're here in spirit. the proceeds for tonight's event will provides scholarships for the spouses of fallen or disabled members of our armed forces. that is truly inspiring and we thank you all. on behalf of president donald trump and myself, let me thank you all for tonight's patriot awards. for starting this new tradition. we look forward to many more years honoring heros at the fox nation patriot awards. god bless you, may god bless all our heros in uniform at home and abroad and may god continue to bless the united states of america. >> when we come back, a performance by john rich. billions of mouths. billions of problems. sore gums? bleeding gums? painful flossing? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath

president in extraordinary detail describing the death of the world's most-wanted terrorist, abu bakr al baghdadi multiple sources that the president personally approved this operation. >> he died like a dog. he died like a coward. >> reporter: later on the south lawn a photo-op with the hero k-9 who helped commandos in the raid, but by then a shadow was hanging over the white house, impeachment, as democrats accused the president of abusing his power by asking ukraine for investigations that could help him politically into the bidens and the 2016 election. >> there was no crime. >> the danger persists the risk is real >> reporter: the white house choosing not to cooperate with the house proceedings and on december 18th donald trump became only the third ever impeached president of the united states. >> with today's illegal, unconstitutional and partisan impeachment -- >> reporter: his white house choosing to focus on several political wins like an agreement on the first phase of a trade deal with china to ramp down the trade war that roiled markets this year and the year-end passage of a funding

isis donors objective on the all baghdadi raid.it's important that we put troops actually on this objective versus say bombing it so we can pull off the intelligence and then we can follow on and attack the rest of their leadership and in this case follow the money and choke off the financing. steve: right. what do you make of the president, john roberts ran a little snippet of the exchange between our president and the president of france where president trump's asked mr. macron if he would like to take back some nice isis fighters. mr. macron explained the situation with isis but did not commit and then the president said well that's why he is such a good politician. that's a nonanswer. >> i'm glad he is holding macron accountable. we also need to hold the british and the germans accountable. a number of these key isis fighters are european citizens that went to syria. they are key commanders and facilitators and fundraisers. and now it's basically on the united states and the kurds to detain these guys and the europeans need to

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a move a car al baghdadi is dead. at that time is now run out.boris johnson returned to downing street triumphant the conservatives have redrawn britain's political map. the result was never in doubt article one is adopted by the drum is the 3rd u.s. president in history to be impeached it's a disgrace a nobel prize winner of playing for years by the military now defending them and herself against charges of genocide. i accept this award on the awful video bins and it's the end especially those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the cause of peace this girl is so resilient is so hot it is so bad. time for a quick look now at the top stories on al-jazeera iraqi protesters have stormed the compound of the biggest u.s. embassy in baghdad smashing a main door and setting fire to a reception area thousands of people have been rallying in baghdad's green zone angry at us as strikes that targeted a powerful iranian backed group on iraqi soil roulette is on the is in washington d.c. where he says serious questions of being asked at the highest levels how

united states just you know a little while ago bombed italy province itself in order to kill kayla baghdadi who had taken refuge there with some of his men many isis people had fled into the region so. we're all opinion maybe less. maybe divided over this region and this you know the world is really not looking turkey has closed the border even though it is waving its arms at this and asking to international community to do something about it it's very unlikely that there will be anything done the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court is pushing for an investigation into alleged war crimes in the palestinian territory she wants it to happen once the i.c.c. establishes its jurisdiction both israelis and palestinians could have charges filed against the the u.s. opposes an inquiry that it says on fairly targets israel they did it bring reports from ramallah it's one of the alleged war crimes the international criminal court me investigate the targeted killing of unarmed protesters along gaza's border fence with israel chief prosecutor fatah been sued the says she's satisfied wa

a movie a car al baghdadi is dead. the time is now run out. boris johnson returned to downing street triumphant the conservatives who agree drew on britain's political map. the result was never in doubt article one is adopting a move from his preferred u.s. president in history to be impeached it's a disgrace a nobel prize winner the claim for years by the military now defending them and herself against charges of genocide. i accept this award on the awful video bins in the experience especially those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the cause of peace this girl 'd is so resilient is so hot this is selo. it is good to have you with us hello adrian fenty going to here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera thousands of people are trapped on a beach in australia as bushfires get worse in the states a victorian new south wales the seaside tourist spot of mine a kuta and victoria is cut off from any help emergency services are preparing to evacuate people by sea or air homes on the edge of the town are already burning we've been running community m