special forces operations ended al baghdadi his miserable life. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark milley received a call in the situation room he was told that the brave men of the elite special forces team that so perfectly carried out the operation had given their mission a name task force $814.00 it was a reference to a special day aug 14th kayla's birthday karl and martian america's warriors never forgot kayleigh and neither will we that was every day america's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depth of love that dwells in the human heart one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher hake on his 2nd deployment to iraq in 2008 sergeant hake wrote a letter to his one year old engage i will be with you again he wrote to gauge i will teach you to ride your 1st bike build your 1st sandbox watch you play sports and see you have kids also i love you son take care of your mother i am always with you daddy. on easter sunday of 2008 chris was out on patrol in baghdad when his brett lee fighting veh

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soleimani was the iranian regime's most ruthless butcher, bloodthirsty killer known as our baghdadi is dead. charles mcgee, one of the last surviving tuskegee airmen, first black fighter pilots, thank you, sir. amy williams from fort bragg, north carolina, your husband is back from deployment and we can't keep him waiting any longer. welcome home, sergeant williams, god's grace is still shining and my fellow americans, the best is yet to come. ♪ heather: good morning. it is wednesday february 5th and you are watching "fox and friends first". thank you for starting a busy news day with us. what about the state of the union address last night? very emotional moments, promises made promises kept, donald trump delivered his third state of the union address, touting strong economy and military might while picking on the radical left and honoring some great americans. a lot of people honored last night but it wasn't enough. house speaker nancy pelosi, what did you think about it? this dramatic display of disdain. the top democrats to tearing up the president's speech making it very obvious w

leaders the usa pointed to the killing of al baghdadi as the end of isis and saying that a high isis was 100 percent wiped out the ice still terrorist were no more however there has been continued instability and terrorist groups continue to have strength in other parts of syria u.s. sent home and the d i a both assess that the october death of al baghdadi did not result in any immediate degradation to isis's capabilities following the death of isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi the group's capabilities in syria remain the same so there are clearly differences among the international community when it comes to the ongoing offensive against terrorism in the syrian province of ellipse so all eyes will be on the security council as the emergency meeting is scheduled to begin. ok let's get the thoughts this might ready joins us this evening hello mike but we heard that the u.s. is calling on russia to stop targeting rebel groups while moscow is saying that it thinks that washington is trying to protect the last remaining extremist militants in italy why do you think they have such differin

baghdadi are the philippines here in south east asia and afghanistan., the philippines is better because it is closer and it has open borders. there is an ongoing conflict and plenty of weapons. the wild and ungoverned jungle of mindanao in the southern philippines are where they headed next. here, they would become martyrs and mass murderers. it was the next stage in ourjourney as well. in january of last year, they arrived in the philippine island of sulu where the cathedral was in their sites. on sulu, the philippine army was out in force and in numbers, never seen her before. they have been fighting the militants in the southern philippines for decades. bandits, they called them. but is have supercharged the threat here. and in the jungles, is was wild. sulu is an island under siege. just a few days ago here, they found some huge roadside bombs, bigger than anything they had ever found before and that leads the military to believe that the islamists are planning something very big. we have to keep a low profile. we have to get off the road and keep

leaders the usa pointed to the killing of al baghdadi as the end of isis and saying that a high isis was 100 percent wiped out the eisel terrorist were no more however there has been continued instability and terrorist groups continue to have strength in other parts of syria u.s. sent home and the d i a both assess that the october death of al baghdadi did not result in any immediate degradation to isis's capabilities following the death of isis leader abu bakar al baghdadi the group's capabilities in syria remain the same so there are clearly differences among the international community when it comes to the ongoing offensive against terrorism in the syrian province of ellipse so all eyes will be on the security council as the emergency meeting is scheduled to begin well since 2001 when the us declared a war on terror terrorism and adopted the you know this militarized approach to terrorism you know what the world has seen has been an absolute it's explosion of terrorism you know into areas where it never even existed before and of course this this was really entirely predictable th

leaders the usa pointed to the killing of al baghdadi as the end of isis and saying that a high isis was 100 percent wiped out the eisel terrorist were no more however there has been continued instability and terrorist groups continue to have strength in it live and other parts of syria u.s. sent home and the d i a both assessed that the october death of al baghdadi did not result in any immediate degradation to isis's capabilities following the death of isis leader abu bakar al baghdadi the group's capabilities in syria remain the same. 321 so there are clearly international differences $3.00 to $1.00 so there are clearly differences among the international community when it comes to the ongoing offensive against terrorism in the syrian province of ellipse so all eyes will be on the security council as the emergency meeting is scheduled to begin. bringing the latest on that now in a major shakeup in german politics a key regional prime minister has quit just hours after taking up the post made a huge backlash over a political gain that brought him brought him to power. the all flues

after more than 500 horrifying days of captivity, al-baghdadi murdered young, beautiful kayla. she was just 26 years old. on the night u.s. special forces operations ended al-baghdadi's miserable life, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff received a call in the situation room. he was told the elite man of the special forces team that so perfectly carry out the operation had given their mission a name -- task force 814. it was a reference to a special day -- august 14. kayla's birthday. america's warriors never forgot kayla and neither will we. thank you. [applause] every day, america's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depth of love that dwells in the human heart. one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher . on his second deployment, he wrote a letter to his one-year-old son, gage. i will be with you again, he wrote. i will teach you to ride your first bike, build your first sandbox, watch you play sports, and see you have kids, also. i love you. take care of your mother. i am always with you. daddy. on easter sunday 2008, chris was on

leaders the usa pointed to the killing of al baghdadi as the end of isis and saying that a high isis was 100 percent wiped out the eisel terrorist were no more however there has been continued instability and terrorist groups continue to have strength in other parts of syria u.s. sent home and the d i a both assess that the october death of al baghdadi did not result in any immediate degradation to isis's capabilities following the death of isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi the group's capabilities in syria remain the same so there are clearly differences among the international community when it comes to the ongoing offensive against terrorism in the syrian province of ellipse so all eyes will be on the security council as the emergency meeting is scheduled to begin. to get reaction now because we can go live to the independent journalist and author of blood on our hands the american invasion and destruction of iraq nicholas j.s. davies with this a very welcome what do you think we can expect from this emergency meeting this being called and will happen in the next couple of hours as

you are sent home and the d i a both assessed that the october death of al baghdadi did not result in any immediate degradation to isis's capabilities following the death of isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi the group's capabilities in syria remain the same now washington seems to be contradicting itself in its statement as you just heard from the u.s. central command. the russian foreign ministry argues that while the united states has carried out airstrikes and al baghdadi has basically declared that after his death icily is defeated the region continues to be unstable and there continues to be ongoing tension jihadism terrorist groups continue to be stronger there so all eyes will be on the u.n. security council as there are pretty clear differences in the international community when it comes to the fighting now taking place in the offensive against terrorism taking place in the it live city and it live province in syria and everything is a life is a lie from new york our correspondent killable thank you. now on a major shake up in german politics a key regional prime minister quit

special forces operations ended al-baghdadi's miserable life. the chairman of the joint chiefs received aeneral -- call in the situation room. he was told that the brave men of the elite special forces team that so perfectly carried out the operation had given their 814ion a name -- task force . it was a reference to a special day, august 14, kayla's birthday. carl and marsha, america's , andors never forgot kayla neither will be. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: everyday, america's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depth of love that dwells in the human heart. one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher hait. on his second to plummet to a rack in 2008, the sergeant wrote a letter to his one-year-old son . "i will be with you again," he wrote. "i will teach you to ride your first bike, build your first sandbox, watch you play sports, and see you have kids also appeared i love you, son. take care of your mother. i am always with you, daddy." on easter sunday of 2008, chris was out on patrol in baghdad when h

capabilities following the death of isis leader abu bakar al baghdadi the group's capabilities in syria remain the same. killing baghdad assuming they did really kill him was a propaganda coup for for the u.s. and for president what we're seeing in syria is the result of the u.s. you know only 10 years after september the 11th supporting these. islamised extremist groups in syria to try and overthrow the government really this entire militarized war on terror is is a disaster from start to finish. we now go back to our breaking news story this hour a russian civilian aircraft with 172 passengers on board has had to make an emergency landing at him airbase following an israeli missile attack on a suburb of damascus and the plane could not land at damascus international airport due to the surprise assault featuring some 8 air to surface missiles fired from 4 israeli f. 16 and outside of syrian airspace now for more on that we're joined live now by press t.v. correspondent in syria. tell us what more you know about what has happened. yes well according to russian ministry of defense this i

after more than 500 horrifying days of captivity, al baghdadi murdered young beautiful kayla.he was just 26 years old. on the night us forces ended our baghdadi's miserable life the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark millie, received a call in the situation room, he was still brave men of elite special forces team that so perfectly carried out the operation had given their mission a name, task force 814. it was a reference to a special day, august 14th, kayla's birthday. carl and marcia, america's warriors, never forgot kayla and neither will we. [applause] >> present at the's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depth of love that dwells in the human heart. one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher hate. on his second deployment to iraq in 2008, sergeant hate brought a letter to his one-year-old son, gage, i will be with you again, he wrote, i will teach you to ride your first bike, build your first sandbox, watch you play sports and see you have kids also. i love you, son, take care of your mother. i am always with you, da

i said you have to find al-baghdadi.f they use their genius, they can take nothing, a perfect phone call made to the ukrainian president said there was no pressure. call,an take this perfect thank goodness i have a transcriber because the fake whistleblower said that call was , so when iferent release the transcripts they never thought i would do it. i had no choice, i had to show they are liars. they can take something like that, a perfect phone call and make something up and they ended up today from page new york times. column.d to call it is .t was a big deal after i am gone, they will not have any columns. that is why they will eventually support me. cnn, will be an obsolete business. cable was supposed to be obsolete and now they are doing the highest numbers that have ever done. if an airplane goes down, they don't cover it. if it is not trump or trump related, then they don't cover it. down, they goes would not cover it unless i was on it. they will say before the election, we will endorse the president. can you i

special forces operations ended al baghdadi's life, the chief of staff, and the general received a call in the situation room. he was told that the brave men of the elite special forces team, that so perfectly carried out the operation, had given their mission and name. task force a 14. it was a reference to a special day. august 14th, kayla's birthday. this is america's warriors, never forgot caleb. and neither will week. [applause]. men and women in uniform demonstrate the infant death that dwells in the human heart, one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant, christopher inc., on the second deployment to iraq in 2008, the sergeant wrote a letter to his one -year-old son gauge, i will be with you again he wrote. i will teach you to write your first bike. fill your first sandbox and what you play sports until you have kids also. i love you son, take care of your mother. i am always with you. daddy. on easter sunday, 2008, chris was out on patrol in baghdad when his vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. that night he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. he rest in eterna

after more than 500 horrifying days of captivity, al-baghdadi murdered young, beautiful kayla. she was just 26 years old. on the night that u.s. special forces operations ended his miserable life, the general received a call in the situation room. he was told that the brave men of the elite special forces team that so perfectly carried out the operation had given their mission a name. task force 814. it was a reference to a special day, august 14, kayla's birthday. never forgot kayla and neither will we. thank you. [applause] president trump: every day, america's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depth of love that dwells in him -- in the human heart. one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher -- on his second deployment to iraq, he wrote a letter to his one-year-old son, gage. yourll help you to ride first bike, build your first sandbox, i love you, daddy. chris was on patrol in baghdad when his bradley fighting vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. that night, he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. the sergeant now rests in eternal

baghdady, associates dead. the isis caliphate crushed and destroyed and defeated. and you can go on as you watch the scroll on the screen throughout the night tonight. nobody else in the media mob as corrupt as they are ever want to tell you that story. why is that? because that goes against their rage, their hate, their psychosis, every second, minute, hour of every day against donald trump. the most powerful moments from the president's speech also last night surrounding the courageous americans in attendance. there were so many amazing people in this country. the parents of kayla mueller, one of the last surviving tuskegee airmen. the family of an american soldier serving abroad being brought in to that chamber a little girl receiving a life-changing scholarship. some democrats couldn't even stand for these moments. unbelievable. nowhere has the tail of two americans been more apparent than three years of the democrats and the success that we scroll on that screen we have on one side. we have the republicans, a president standing up and cheering fellow americans

but when we took out al-baghdadi, conan, remember this?an got more publicity than president trump. that's okay. think were looking for all baghdadi for 16 years. we found him and took him out. and last week. [cheers] we killed another one last week, the head of al-qaeda. he was gone, dead. [cheers] and america is respected again. respected like never before. we are respected again. we are no longer the laughing stock that gets taken advantage by every country, including, by the way, our allies who, in many cases, take bigger advantage than our enemies, i will tell you that. they take big advantage but not so much anymore we are winning, we are winning like never before. washington democrats keep on losing their minds. they hate the fact that we're winning, we're winning big, we're winning, winning, winning. that is why millions of registered democrat voters are leaving their party to join our movement. [cheers and applause] they are joining our great republican party in droves. you see it all the time. i just spoke to some of your leaders.

after more tha500 horrifying days of captivity, al-baghdadi murdered young kayla. she was just 26 years old. on the night that united states special forces operators ended al-baghdadi's miserable life, the chairm of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley, received a call in the situation room. he was told that the brave men of the elite special forces team, that so perfectly carried out the operation, had given their mission a name-- "ta force 8-14." it was a reference to a special day: august 14-- kay's birthday. warriors never forgot kayla-- and neither will we. every day, america's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depths of love that dwells in the human heart. one of these american heroes was ar staff sergeant christopr hake. on his second deployment to ir in 2008, sergeant hake wrote a letter to his one-year-old son, gage: "i will be with you again," he wrote to gage. "i will teach you to ride your first bike, build your first idnd box, watch you play sports and see you havealso. i love you son, take care of your mother. i am always wit

i said, you've got to find al-baghdadi.t of things to do the first year, like fighting out the democrats with their crazy hoaxes. think of it. if they use their genius, because they are geniuses at that stuff, they can take nothing. they can take a perfect phone call made to the ukrainian president who said very specifically there was no pressure. he doesn't even know what's going on. they can take this perfect call, and thank goodness i had a transcriber, because the fake whistleblower said that call was totally different than what the call was. so when i released the call, when i released the transcripts, they died. , we've got a problem. they never thought i was going to do it. i had no choice, i had to show they are liars. they can take something like that, a perfect phone call, or out of thin air they can make something up, and they ended up today, front page, "new york times." the used to tap the a column, a big deal. after i am gone, they will not have any columns. that is why they will eventually support me. "theual

after more than 500 horrifying days of captivity, al baghdadi murdered young, beautiful kayla. she was just 26 years old. on the night that u.s. special forces operations ended al baghdadi's miserable life, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley, received a call in the situation room. he was told that the brave men of the elite special forces team that so perfectly carried out the operation, had given their mission a name -- "task force 814." it was a reference to a special day, august 14th, kayla's birthday. carl and marsha, america's warriors never forget kayla, and neither will we. thank you. [ applause ] every day, america's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depth of love that dwells in the human heart. one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher hake. on his second deployment to iraq in 2008, sergeant hake wrote a letter to his 1-year-old son, gage -- "i will be with you again," he wrote to gage, "i will teach you to ride your first bike, build your first sandbox, watch you play sports, and see you have kids also

after more than 500 horrifying days of captivity, al-baghdadi murdered young kayla. she was just 26 years old. on the night that united states special forces operators ended al-baghdadi's miserable life, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley, received a call in the situation room. he was told that the brave men of the elite special forces team, that so perfectly carried out the operation, had given their mission a name-- "task force 8-14." it was a reference to a special day: august 14-- kayla's birthday. carl and marsha, america's warriors never forgot kayla-- and neither will we. ( applause ) every day, america's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depths of love that dwells in the human heart. one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher hake. on his second deployment to iraq in 2008, sergeant hake wrote a letter to his one-year-old son, gage: "i will be with you again," he wrote to gage. "i will teach you to ride your first bike, build your first sand box, watch you play sports and see you have kids also.

civilians in syria where she was captured and enslaved for over 500 days before being murdered by isis baghdadi. e my sergeant christopher hagg who was killed by a roadside bomb who was supplied by soleimani. townson williams, who is serving his fourth deployment in the middle east and his wife amy who works for the army and helps military families, whereas immediately following the address, while still presiding over the works for joint session, speake pelosi ripped up an official copy of the president's remarks which contained the names and stories of these patriots who sacrificed so much for our country. and whereas the conduct of speaker pelosi was a breach of decorum and degraded the proceedings of the joint session to the discredit of the house, now therefore, be it resolved that the house of representatives disapproves of behavior of speaker pelosi of the state of the union held in front of the joint session of congress held on february 4, 2020. the speaker pro tempore: the resolution offered by a member on the floor as a question of the privileges of the house has immediate precedent at

soleimani was the iranian regime's most ruthless butcher, bloodthirsty color known as abu bakr al-baghdadi is dead. charles mcgee, of the last surviving tuskegee airmen, the first black fighter pilot, our nation salutes you. amy williams from fort bragg, north carolina, your husband is back from deployment and we can't keep him waiting any longer. welcome home, sergeant williams, god's grace is still shining and my fellow americans, the best is yet to come. ♪ keep on rocking in the free world ♪ keep on rocking in the free world ♪ jillian: a lot to talk about this one, wednesday february 5th and you are watching "fox and friends first". rob: thanks for starting the day with us. we are not going to tear the scripts up. calling it the great american comeback donald trump delivering a commanding state of the union address celebrating the american spirit and the strength of the heroes who defend it. jillian: the president hammered home the progress made during his first term in office while going on a tear on the radical policies of the left, a sentiment nancy pelosi took quite literally. rob:

al-baghdadi is dead. we just took out the world's top terrorist, because they seem does muddy, and in his evil rain forever, the fact is, americas respected again, it's been a long time, but as we keep on winning, washington democrats, keep on losing their minds. they are crazy. that's why millions of registered democrat voters are leaving their party to join our movement, they are joining our great republican party. no i can't tell you what's happening tomorrow, because you have some pretty strange election laws here, remember last time? we won the primary tremendously, we should have won the election, but less is being shipped up from massachusetts, hundreds and hundreds of buses, it was very very close even though they, did this year you know we have a great governor. so new, new break governor chris. and now you get prosecuted, if you do what they did it should be a lot different. we have done, great this is been a credible state for, us it's a state where the people are great. great people, and we he

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, she was taken captive and subject to unspeakable things but justice was brought to aku bakr al-baghdadi and in north korea when president trump came into office that was the number one policy challenge actually the obama administration was preparing for a war and created hezbollah. and kim jung-un has not lived up to the promises two d nuclear eyes north korea but we'll do the hard work of diplomacy. others that you know are working very hard on that file we will keep pushing forward we will successfully encourage our nato allies to burden share people scoffed at the president and said you cannot get it done. in fact i went back before taking office doing some research for a paper i wrote every single president since jimmy carter made a part of their campaign platform or speech to encourage nato to pay more money to the collective defense and every single president including heroes of mine including reagan or h.w. bush, nobody could get that done but president trump got it done and by 2024 we will have $400 billion of additional spending by non-american nato membersen on defense. that's

and the monster known as al-baghdadi, the founder and leader of isis, is dead. [cheers and applause] in the united states, we have also made clear that while our country will always welcome newcomers who share our values and love our people, our borders will always be closed to terrorists and terrorism and to any form of extremism. that is why we have taken historic steps to improve screening and vetting of applications for entry, and we are working to ensure that anyone who threatens the security of our citizens is denied admission and will pay a very, very big, costly price. [cheers and applause] every nation has the right to secure and controlled borders. the united states and india are committed to working together to stop terrorists and to fight their ideology. [applause] for this reason, since taking office, my administration is working in a very positive way with pakistan to crack down on the terrorist organizations and militants that operate on the pakistani border. [cheers and applause] our relationship with pakistan is a very good one. thanks to these

last week we killed an al qaeda leader in baghdadi -- >> dana: and the other guy in arizona.d an iraqi police officer, so they did get him. so they were able to stand up and have a record right now, and the thing about their strike is everyone was questioning when they would respond. why isn't everyone responding to a radiant aggression and the patience paid off with a victory. >> dana: there was also a lot of outreach to americans, broadening beyond the base. listen to cnn. >> what he was saying to african-americans can be effective. you may not like it but you mentioned, black colleges have been struggling for a long time. a bunch of them have gone under. he threw a lifeline to them in real life, in his budget. he talked about that, he talked about criminal justice reform, he talked about opportunities. >> dana: that stood out to you too? >> greg: trump is doing something republicans haven't done in a while and van jones is seeing this for what it is and some of his cohosts failed to see it. it used to be if you don't help minorities you were called racist. now if you help

. >> we've killed a terrorist, al baghdadi. >> al baghdadi is dead. >> illegal border crossings are down. >> down 75% since may. >> we've replaced nafta with the historic mca. >> just think of the song ymca. usmca. >> maybe we can even get more done. >> congressional democrats are consumed with partisan rage. >> opposing him and harassing him and harassing everyone who associated with him. >> we are one movement, one people, one family. >> one nation, one people. >> and one glorious nation under god. >> we, the american people, are happier. >> this is a happy period for us. >> that lawyer's name is eric herschmann. his performance was immediately branded as a possible audition for the job of white house chief of staff. we are duty bound to point out that on thursday the president's own administration's recording show economic growth is at its slowest rate now since 2016. peggy noonan, david jolly, barbara mcquade remain here with us. barbara, talk about that lawyering or the absence of lawyering you saw on display there. >> well, it sounds like president trump wrote his remarks. what is

people in need she was taken captive and subject to unspeakable thing but justice was brought to baghdadi. we had unprecedented personal diplomacy and north korea. when donald trump came into office that was a foreign-policy challenge. the obama administration preparing for more in the korean peninsula. we de-escalated tensions there and there is hope for a denuclearize korean peninsula. kim jong un's commitment to denuclearize korea, we will keep doing the hard work of diplomacy. others that you know are working hard and we are going to keep pushing forward. we encourage our nato allies to burden share, something people scoffed at the president and said you can't get this done. i went back before taking office and did some research for a paper i wrote. every single president since jimmy carter made it part of their campaign platform or campaign speeches to encourage nato to pay more money towards our collective defense and every single president including heroes of mine like president reagan, h w bush and president bush, no one was able to get that done, donald trump got it done and by 2

at proper place that the idea of the al baghdadi fuso is to rent out existing apartments and give the guests a taste of the area special qualities they aim that is. to go ahead also helps to maintain the traditional craftsman's occupation and of course because sometimes it communicates our love for our home region and village to the tourists and sad to put it all by is even though on to to use the. that also means learning some italian at language courses and the otherwise empty rectory. many of the guests come especially for the courses and stay for at least a week. many visitors are keen to explore the area the tale committee offers truffle tours he's been hunting for truffles since he was 4 and knows the best spots using trained dogs they almost always find the region's typical black truffles. afterwards they had straight to the kitchen to learn some of the secrets of chef massimiliano command these fine italian cuisine pasta dishes for example made a fresh cup alexi of wild herbs and grated. do the cooking in the kitchen so you also can have the. tally of italian cooking class ins

before bringing up al baghdadi, he brought up kayla.ry about task force 8:14. brian: kayla was kidnapped and tortured and killed by al baghdadi. those little moments actually matter. it gives you that extra sense of mission when you are going out and risking your life you know what you are doing it for. you know that you are actually delivering justice for americans. i thought that was such a cool moment. brian: the other moment that stood out i don't know but i when i saw the reunion by melania. what were you thinking? a total head turning moment. everyone was looking up. what were you thinking? >> i loved it. it was actually ruined for me. i was sitting in the middle of the democrat caucus over there and the representative sitting next to me andy levien from michigan was in my ear saying this was so disgusting. this is disgusting. he must have said it three or four times. i turned over and he and i started to get into it over it. he has no sense any of them about how important this is it doesn't matter why he came home. he got to comb

they are bloodthirsty, they are horrible, the founder and leader, our baghdadi, trying to rebuild isiss now dead, got him and that was a big thing. that was a big thing and not an easy thing. he was hiding a have been after him for 15 years but we got him. my administration is putting unprecedented pressure on traffickers at home and abroad and we are freeing innocent victims at every single turn. i was proud to be the first commander-in-chief to attend a meeting of the president's interagency task force established by the trafficking victims protection act of 2000. in november i was the first president to sign an executive order to establish a task force on missing and murdered american indians and alaska natives, just signed it. and this has a special focus on women and girls, an incredible thing that has been happening, we just signed it. i have signed 9 pieces of bipartisan legislation aimed at human trafficking, domestically and around the globe and in 2018 i signed legislation strengthening the department of homeland security's. campaign which unified the department's fight again

. >> al baghdadi is dead. since my election we created 7 million new jobs. >> reporter: he called on congress to pass legislation to lower the price of r-drugs. house democrats chanted hr3 a bill they passed that addresses drug prices that stalled in the republican controlled senate. democrats say the president isn't interested in solving problems. >> bullying people on twitter doesn't fix bridges, it burns them. >> reporter: president trump acknowledged a number of guests in attendance including charles mcgee one of the las surviving tuskegee airmen and gave the congressional medal of freedom to rush limbaugh. republicans are expected to acquit mr. trump in the senate. house speaker nancy pelosi's actions last night are especially remarkable because she's usually the one working to keep democrats in line. you'll remember back in december when the house voted on the articles of impeachment she shushed her caucus to keep them from celebrating. last night we clearly saw a slightly different, more emotional pelos

in 2014 bias leader abu bakar all baghdadi came to the mosque to announce the creation of the islamic state caliphate. the effort by the iraqi army and its allies to drive out of the city caused heavy damage and killed or wounded thousands of civilians now 2 years later many local residents still have not recovered from the effects of the war they've suffered too much and their grief cannot be measured. more than 35000 people live at this camp for displaced persons in the town of hamam . about 20 kilometers south of mosul. most of the residents are alleged to have ties to i asked fighters. there are a number of orphans and widows here. just one of those widows lives in this tent with her 5 children her name is rose. her husband was killed in an air raid on a mosque in mosul he was the militias in our prayer leader there will says he did not belong to i.a.s. . as a rocky troops clashed with islamic state fighters in 2017 she and her children fled . they've lived in this tent ever since. i was told that the authorities say that my husband was a member of i asked why and that's why they