in 2014 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 iowa spiders. there are a number of orphans and widows here. one of those widows lives in this tent with their 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 ass. as iraqi 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 refused to give us

turn over the record saying they, quote, could contain company and in any complaint abu bakr al-baghdadi official congressional channels or other employees she claimed she informed, not specifically of the alleged assault but more generally of harassment and numerous top officials on the board of the university of delaware which is refusing to release the records, close personal and financial ties to joe biden, the chairman of the board even but joe biden's home in 1996 which byron york once called a, quote, pretty good deal for biden. shannon: we find family denying the sexual assault claim, and of to convince potential border -- voters with trump 2020 legal advisor jenna ellis, good to have you with us. let's start with this, the letter the former vice president said to the secretary of the senate. make public the results, not only a complaint but any and all other documents in the record that relate to the allegations. that since pretty comprehensive, i will be pretty transparent, good enough? >> it is not fully transparent and he made that very clear when he deflected in an into view

one friend told the associated press abu bakr al-baghdadi told them of the alleged assault when it happenedthe second friend who met tara reade a decade later said she told them biden sexually harassed her while working in his senate office, a friend said that conversation happened in 2007 or 2008 and last week two people went on the record with business insider verifying parts of the claim. one former colleague said she remembered her talking to her former boss, another neighbor saying rob: 19 told her about the alleged assault in the mid-90s. tara reade said she never filed a report about the alleged sexual assault but that she did complaint congressional personnel about harassment which she first described in an interview with the local paperless you. at the time tara reade said biden touched her, made her feel uncomfortable including in front of a group of interns when he put a finger on her neck. he did not claim assault and at first interview. he does not have a copy of the formal complaint and biden's camp says it is not where one exists, biden denies the allegations and in a bid for

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when you saw the aku bakr al-baghdadi get killed because those troops were on the ground with the abilityunicate and know where he was. that's what we have to remember. military in japan and south korea and not because we are in a war but for prevention to make sure we don't get into another war for intel and make sure we know what's happening on the ground glad the president has decided to leave someday or whether to watch the oilfields that in hot spots i strongly believe we have to have a footprint it doesn't have to be large. if you look at afghanistan with over 100,000 troops now we are down at 14000 i hope it is lower than that but having those people on the ground my husband is a combat veteran serving in afghanistan having them on the ground and that we can let the kurds know we appreciate their partnership over the years. >> and we could use some more of those dogs. >> ambassador haley what led you to conservativism? mimic that's an interesting question. when i was running for office the first time i didn't know if i was republican or democrat. i remember my friend saying i want

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suleimani and baghdadi are dead, we've been able to put our enemies on defense and that's not an accident. you don't stumble into that because if it was every other president would have had a track record of success and when i was traveling talking to many people in this room, a common question i would get is what have these people been doing the last 20 years? it looks like this guy is running circles around the conventional wisdom so that's where i went out to go write the book so people go who did you interview for this book? i did talk to the president and partly in the book but also i went to rally after rally of people that would wait out hundreds of hours just for a chance to see the president of the united states speak for 30 minutes and i went to kick off rallies in florida where people spend 200 hours outside through tsunami like conditions and i went to minnesota where people waited outside in -10 degree weather and i'm sure all of you appreciate this, that is not normal . there's no band . it's not bon jovi, it's not beyoncc. there's nocomedian, sometimes there's a comedian wi

we all know about conan the hero dog who went through the tunnel chasing afteral baghdadi when he blewhese are remarkable, remarkable animals. >> absolutely. and training, it's a 24/7 job and it never stops and training from that basic block where they don't know anything, teaching them how to sit and do basic obedience all the way up to like conan and bass and others like him, you know, going into caves or insurgent strongholds and apprehending the enemies until the personnel are able to safely maneuver around the battlefield. so it is very incredible and it's awesome to be a part of sharing the stories to increase awareness of what these animals actually do and how they keep people safe on a daily basis. eric: you obviously rely on your teammates, the human ones, but there's a certainly a special bond you have with bass. do you think he feels it? you certainly feel it when you're out there in harm's way. >> absolutely. i mean, the bond is why a lot of the handlers or the trainers do the job, because that bond between animal and the service member is unbreakable and especially through

aal-baghdadi. we killed him. soleimani. we killed him.u think the elect will come down on a referendum on how you handled this crisis? president trump: i hope it does because we have done a great job. we had no ventilators or testing. i inherited empty -- no ammunition. our military was bad. we rebuilt our military. $1.5 trillion, the best military in the world. but you know what? medically, we had empty cupboards. we have an incredible testing. we have the best testing system right now in the world. we also make all the ventilators. i spent the weekend at camp david speaking to heads of other countries that are desperate for ventilators. a month ago that's all they were talking about was ventilators. the team of people that did this job, it was probably the biggest mobilization since world war ii. bret: you mentioned the democrats and leaving the cupboards bare from the previous administration. the former vice president joe biden tweeted we left a playbook, he ignored it. we left an office to prepare for a pandemic and he gut it. trump c