we have a small contingent in the baltic states up in the moment. as a wake—up call. in recent years, we have been looking overwhelmingly at a terrorist threat to britain and we have been worrying most about what terrorists can do on the streets. nick carter says we are living in a new world... it is an old world, isn't it?! not quite. the old idea that you have a state of peace and a state of war is off the agenda. what graham allison among other people have written a very vivid account of in the last year or two is that we have moved into a new world in which we are never going to have, hopefully, we may not have a big war but we are very unlikely to have absolute peace. and we are going to be having to cope with all sorts of threats of different levels. electronic threats, cyber threats, and also perhaps low—level military threats in places like the baltic states. nick carter said today, you said one platoon of boots on the ground is worth more than a squadron of aircraft. at the moment, last summer, an american general said to me, very frankly a

borders so that is easy is making its way into the heart of europe already has crossed into the baltic states and poland where in total thousands of cases have been reported this is why the european commission is backing a car of wild boars it's also warning people to be careful with food waste that could contain the highly contagious disease it was first recorded in africa a century ago hence the name since then it's spread around the world and while it doesn't affect humans it's almost always deadly to pigs drug companies have been trying to develop a vaccine so far without success african swine fever could end up costing european governments millions while the financial damage to farmers can already be felt as our report shows. the un being on ski has been raising pigs for decades where he still can't believe they're all gone now some dead wild boar were found near his farm it turns out they were infected with african swine fever in response authorities ordered that all farm pigs in a radius of fifty kilometers be called. let's see they came in made a list instead of weighing the pigs they

russian pork the disease now making its way into the heart of europe it's already crossed into the baltic states and poland where thousands of cases have been reported the european commission is supporting a color of wild boar it's warning people to also be careful with food waste that could contain the highly contagious disease it was first recorded in africa a century ago since then it's spread around the world well it doesn't affect humans it's almost always deadly to pigs now that's a wiring concern for pig farm as representatives of the sector in berlin. here for the international green week in our reporter stephen beardsley is there old what are people telling you there about the virus possibly reaching germany. will then i think that there's been resignation to the fact that this disease has been out there for a while that it's been slowly making its way across and that like many things with farming or livestock production it's sort of this act of god that there isn't a whole lot of. sort of methods or manners to fight right now at the same time there is a lot of concern about what they c

it has continued to move away into the baltic states as you can see here.igns of deepening. strengthening all the while as it reaches our shores, and could bring us severe gales during the course of this afternoon. initially, it is going to send a weather front out ahead of it. some of the rain will be fairly heavy, and persistent over the overnight period and to start this morning. but for the north and east, a dry and chilly start to the day with a little bit of frost and fog potentially in northern so, today, there's going to be that early—morning rain. then, the afternoon, winds pick up across the south. so we start on a wet note to start with this morning in the south—east, east anglia, pushing in to the north—east midlands and northern england. those winds behind the rain band picking up. reaching gale—force, in the south—west and particularly towards wales. the rain will be persistent and fairly heavy in northern england, pushing into northern scotland and northern ireland. with elevation, and cold air around, we could be looking at some snow over th

meanwhile the disease is making its way into the heart of europe it already has crossed into the baltic states and poland where in total thousands of cases have been reported and this is why the european commission is the backing a cole of wild boars it's also warning people to be careful with food waste that could contain the highly contagious disease it was first recorded in africa a century ago and since then it's spread around the world and while it doesn't affect humans it's almost always deadly to paix and that is worrying news for the pig farm sector and some of its representatives are in berlin this week where the international green week is kicking off my colleague stephen be asleep is at the fair for us and he's joining us now stephen if you can hear me here you are what do people there say about the strengths of the virus reaching germany. monika i think what you're going to see if you take a look around is that it's not very visible on the outside of the green week here but behind the scenes there are a lot of farmers who do have concerns i actually spoke with a small regional farm

european union may be facing at demographical crisis in a near future i mean your neighbors with the baltic states and their numbers have problems i mean really dropped drastically and a lot of people are actually thinking twice between actually if we're actually getting pregnant so i'm thinking is admitting refugees going to actually help revitalize d. aging workforce i think the fact is that the fundamental issues that people are living longer and that means that there's a misuse or it is an issue people are living longer that means that that the whole economy system that has been based on the idea that that we can survive with our social systems when people are living let's say. ten fifteen years less than today i think it is going to be a major major challenge second to the second issue is that the supply of labor the fact is that digitalization can help us a lot in both digitization can help us to take care of these. millions and millions of senior citizens who need care and more care and secondly it can help us to survive with the with with this demographic charlie with the demographic chall

it has continued to move away in towards the baltic states, as you can see here, beginning to weaken the west, to this next area of low pressure, which is showing signs of deepening, strengthening all the while as it's reaching our shores, and could bring us a spell of gales or severe gales during the course of this afternoon. initially, it's going to send a weather front out ahead of it. some of the rain will be fairly heavy, quite persistent during the overnight period and to start this morning. but further north and east, a dry, chilly start to the day, with a little bit of frost and fog potentially in central and northern scotland. so, for today, there's going to be that early—morning rain, and then into the afternoon, those winds are going to pick up, particularly across the south. so we start off on a very wet note this morning in the south—east, east anglia, pushing in towards east midlands and northern england. those winds behind the rain band begin to pick up, reaching gale—force around in the south—west, particularly around coastal areas and in towards wales. the rain will

borders so that is easy as making its way into the heart of europe it already has crossed into the baltic states and poland went over thousands of cases have been reported as soon as mean this is why the european commission is backing a cult of wild boars is also warning people to be careful with food ways that could contain the highly contagious disease was first recorded in africa a century ago hence the name since its then it spread around the world and weather doesn't affect humans it's almost always deadly to pigs the drug companies have been trying to develop a vaccine so far without success african swine fever could end up costing european governments millions and millions while the financial damage to farmers can already be felt as our report shows. the un being on ski has been raising pigs for decades.

as well as to nato and nato's enhanced forward presence in poland and the baltic states. i want to thank the prime minister and the norwegian people for their participation in these efforts. i encourage norway to follow through on its commitment to meet the 2% of gdp defense spending obligation, so that together we can confront the full range of threats facing our nations. and i believe norway will get there quite soon. norway is also a vital and valued member of the campaign to defeat isis. because of us, isis has now lost almost 100% of the territory it previously held. not so long ago in iraq and in syria. we're grateful for norway's civilian assistance efforts and generous humanitarian aid to the region. they have been out there, and really doing an incredible job. i'm also pleased to share that the economic ties between our two countries are robust and growing. the united states currently has a trade surplus, which is shocking. do you believe i'm saying we have a surplus? there aren't too many. you're going to have to go back and check your people. but we're getting

you know time is not in russia's favor you said that russia could conquer the baltic states vote quicker then we could get there to defend them quote and if this is true it means that these states are not sufficiently protected by the united states or the nato so i think that was about two and a half years ago when i said that but. i would not say the same thing today in the main reason i would say that is the alliance rapid deployment of enhanced foreign presence by liberals in less than a year from the warsaw summit in july last year less than a year germany led a battle group german led bellaver deploys a lithuania canada back on the continent of europe for the first time in years in the lab the u.k. and estonia and of course united states and poland with spain italy france all these countries together that that significantly changes the military calculus number one number two all three of those countries and poland are doing exactly what they said they would do under article three of the washington treaty which says every nation is responsible for its own defense so each nation of th

it is now moving eastwards into the bowl —— baltic states. or severe gales across southern and central parts of the uk but before it reaches our shores it is going to send a weather front our way with a band of rain spreading north and east overnight and during this morning, although it will be dry and cold across eastern and northern areas with a bit of frost and fog across central and northern scotland. so today it will be wet for many and then very windy into the afternoon, like i mentioned, central and southern areas with the risk of gales and it will be wet through the morning for the south—east of england into east anglia and the east midlands but behind it the skies will clear somewhat and then it is very windy with gales developing across the south—west initially and into wales. 0utbreaks south—west initially and into wales. outbreaks of rain into northern england, central, southern scotland and also across northern ireland, with some wintry nurse over high ground as well as the cold air and frosty start across central and northern sc

with regard to post world war arguedndaries, canon that the baltic states should be allowed to regain their independence. he also acknowledged the desire of independence in ukraine and the push by ukrainians living in the united states. nevertheless, he concluded that there is no clear dividing line between russia and the ukraine. setting up an independent ukraine would be as artificial and destructive as an attempt to separate the american corn belt, including the great lake industrial area, from the economy of the united states. we cannothe went on, be indifferent to the feelings of the russians. has --g-term u.s. policy must be based on their cooperation.d as solution which attempts to separate the ukraine entirely from the rest of russia is bound to incur russia resentment and opposition and can be maintained only by force. federation ined a this post world war iii. finally, i want to offer a respective on nato expansion based on a cordial exchange of letters between george kennedy and strobe talbott. 1997, he wrote, in planning to extend nato's borders to match up to those of rus

it has continued to move away in towards the baltic states, as you can see here, beginning to weakening signs of deepening, strengthening all the while as it's reaching our shores, and could bring us severe gales during the course of this afternoon. initially, it's going to send a weather front out ahead of it. some of the rain will be fairly heavy, quite persistent during the overnight period and to start this morning. but, further north and east, a dry, chilly start to the day, with a little bit of frost and fog potentially in central and northern scotland. so, for today, there's going to be that early—morning rain, and then into the afternoon, those winds are going to pick up, particularly across the south. so we start off on a very wet note this morning in the south—east, east anglia, pushing in towards east midlands and northern england. those winds behind the rain band picking up, reaching gale—force, in the south—west, particularly around coastal areas and in towards wales. the rain will be persistent, fairly heavy across northern england, pushing in towards central, southern

course behind this attempt to keep up the cold war and expand nato you know with britain poland the baltic states of course being the main nato cheerleaders behind all this is also heavy business interests don't forget it was i think an american president very honest man called calvin coolidge american business so the american military industrial congressional complex cannot stop it's almost spastic spasmodic it starts it has a business objective it wants to make a profit but. this is not a very diplomatic way of going about things because it actually in the long run damage. not only the u.s. economy itself but. i just wanted to touch on what you said earlier about the effect that sanctions are having on russia i mean what would you say the long term effect has been of these sanctions on russian businesses. the long term effect is that it will strengthen the russian economy and make it more independent and weaken the dollar from what i can see because a lot of people especially germany because you must remember that this whole thing is about the battle for germany in the battle for europe who con

european union may be facing at demographical crisis in a near future i mean your neighbors what the baltic states and their numbers have propped i mean really dropped drastically and a lot of people are actually thinking twice between actually we're actually getting pregnant so i'm thinking is admitting refugees going to actually help revitalize d. aging workforce i think the fact is that there are fundamental issues that people are living longer and that means that there is a serious or it is an issue people are living longer that means that that the whole economy system that has been based on the idea that that we can survive with our social systems when people are living let's say. ten fifteen years less than today i think it is going to be a major major challenge second to the second issue is that the supply of labor the fact is that digitalization can help us a lot in both the chile station can help us to take care of these. millions and millions of senior citizens who need care and more care and secondly it can help us to survive with the with with this demographic charley with the demograp

union may be facing at demographical crisis in the near future i mean your neighbors what the baltic states and their numbers have probably i mean really dropped drastically and a lot of people are actually thinking twice between actually if we're actually getting pregnant so i'm thinking is admitting refugees going to actually help revitalize d aging workforce i think the fact is that the fundamental issues that people are living longer and that means that that unless you're certain it is an issue people are living longer that means that that the whole economy system that has been based on the idea that that we can survive with our social systems when people are living let's say. ten fifteen years less than today i think it is going to be a major major challenge second to the second issue is that the supply of labor the fact is that digitalization can help us a lot in both the chile station can help us to take care of these millions and millions of senior citizens who need care and more care and secondly it can help us to survive with the with with this demographic with the demographic cha

meanwhile the disease is making its way into the heart of europe it already has crossed into the baltic states and into poland where in total thousands of cases have been reported and this is why the european commission is backing a coal of wild boars and it's also warning people to be careful with food waste that could contain the highly contagious disease it was first recorded in africa a century ago since then it's spread around the world and while it doesn't affect humans it's almost always deadly to pics and that could end up costing governments millions while the financial damage to farmers can already be felt and starting today you find many farmers here in berlin where the international green week kicks off and my colleague stephen beardsley is keeping an eye for us he's on site there for us and joins us now from the green week stephen germany of course is a major european big producer how much of a topic is african swine fever where you are. monica it's a huge topic this was in the opening address from the german federal agriculture minister yesterday this was a topic he talked about

it has continued to move away in towards the baltic states, as you can see here, beginning to weakenhowing signs of deepening, strengthening all the while as it's reaching our shores, and could bring us a spell of gales or severe gales during the course of this afternoon. initially, it's going to send a weather front out ahead of it. some of the rain will be fairly heavy, quite persistent during the overnight period and to start this morning. but further north and east, a dry, chilly start to the day, with a little bit of frost and fog potentially in central and northern scotland. so, for today, there's going to be that early—morning rain, and then into the afternoon, those winds are going to pick up, particularly across the south. so we start off on a very wet note this morning in the south—east, east anglia, pushing in towards east midlands and northern england. those winds behind the rain band begin to pick up, reaching gale—force around in the south—west, particularly around coastal areas and in towards wales. the rain will be persistent, fairly heavy across northern england, pus

it has continued to move away into the baltic states as you can see here. it is weakening now.s afternoon. initially, it is going to send a weather front out ahead of it. some of the rain will be fairly heavy and persistent over the overnight period and to start this morning. but further north and east, a dry and chilly start to the day with a little bit of frost and fog potentially in northern england and scotland. so, today, there‘s going to be that early—morning rain. then, the afternoon, winds pick up across the south. a wet note to start with this morning in the south—east, east anglia, pushing in to the north—east midlands. those winds behind the rain band picking up. particularly towards wales. the rain will be persistent and fairly heavy in northern england, pushing into northern scotland and northern ireland. with elevation, and cold air around, we could be looking at some snow over the higher ground here. a dry and cold start in northern scotland with a bit of mist and fog around too. showers in the northern isles. that rain band will move north and grinds to a halt i

meanwhile the disease is making its way into the heart of europe it already has crossed into the baltic states and also into poland which is neighboring germany of course where in total thousands of cases have been reported and this is why the european commission is backing a call of wild boars it's also warning people to be careful with food waste that could contain the highly contagious disease it was first recorded in africa a century ago and since then it spread around the world and while it doesn't affect humans it's almost always deadly to pics that could end up costing governments millions while the financial damage to farmers can already be felt well earlier i spoke to our reporter steve beardsley at the green week agricultural fair in berlin and i asked him how big a topic african swine fever is there. monica it's a huge topic this was in the opening address from the german federal agriculture minister yesterday this was a topic he talked about efforts so far to address african swine fever to make truckers for example who are coming from eastern states travelers who are crossing the b

france as well but ahead of it all is still called enough to be wintry the stars died out in the baltic states but not for the sas and romania it's folding come monday we've got right into south of that just coming through greece and the west side of ticky the next system developing now the onshore breezes make it pretty easy when the ice probably still has a fairly good wood if you look at out of the water in algiers or from tunis that breeze will die at some degree and then you have the development further east for crete cyprus and turkey the one that came through here a couple days ago first of produce the first proper winter well in the event this could repeat that process middle that week. good to have you with on these are our top stories the gunfire and explosions can still be heard from outside the intercontinental hotel in the afghan capital kabul despite declaring the siege. killed in the attack which began when gunmen stormed the five star hotel on saturday night. turkey has launched a new campaign in syria targeting kurdish controlled on clay of. artillery and air strikes have kill

dropping away behind it sixes seventy eight's at best and then some heavy snowfall across some of the baltic states pushing in towards western parts of russia southeastern europe enjoying the best of the weather on the other side of the mediterranean eastern areas gerri looking fine for the towards the west that low pressure system is just to continue to produce a circulation of the chances of this to dust across western areas otherwise fine conditions fine across much of west africa sunshine for akron ghana lagos in nigeria one or two showers across japan and further towards the south of congo but otherwise the rain is in evidence across parts of angola zambia and zimbabwe mozambique to much of south africa dry cape town sunny highs of twenty four. the weather sponsored by qatar at least. the scene for us where on line what is american sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one can use or if you join a sunset there are people there there are choosing between buying medication and eating this is a dialogue i want to g

pushing down across a good part of europe over the next few days see quite a bit snow up across the baltic statesthe sending down through poland and further towards the south more snow on the outs again cold across eastern areas and there's a move the forecast on twenty four hours many areas seen snow some snow showers at the very least some heavy rain across parts of the balkans and chilly conditions across the u.k. into france we saw a beer in peninsula not looking too bad ha it's twelve degrees on the other side of the mediterranean sea it's all looking rossa be quiet here we have call us circulation there across mauritania could give some lift a dust otherwise falling conditions and they should be pleasant in karo in egypt with highs of twenty degrees celsius heading into central parts of africa most of the rain is across more eastern areas but across central areas it's looking to have a draw and find plenty of sunshine in akron ghana with temperatures expected to reach a thirty one degree celsius now down into southern parts of africa we have our tropical cyclone which is heading towards to

it has continued to move away into the baltic states as you can see here. it is weakening now.ext area of low pressure is showing signs of deepening. it could bring severe gales during the course of this afternoon. initially, it is going to send a weather front out ahead of it. some of the rain will be fairly heavy and persistent over the overnight period and to start this morning. but further north and east, a dry and chilly start to the day with a little bit of frost and fog potentially in northern england and scotland. so, today, there's going to be that early—morning rain. then, the afternoon, winds pick up across the south. a wet note to start with this morning in the south—east, east anglia, pushing in to the north—east midlands. those rains behind the rain band picking up. the rain will be persistent and fairly heavy in northern england, pushing it to northern scotland and northern with elevation, we could be looking at some snow over the higher ground here. a dry and cold start in northern scotland. a bit of mist and fog around too. showers in the northern isles. that r

gone and i don't blurt out completely it's been a windy last few hours in better roasts on the baltic states need still see the curl of cloud that's indeed where it is the cold front that emanated from it is just lead to yet more snow in the alps and its position we find ourselves in on saturday snow on the outs in the tirol and more coming here on the next system running through eastern france that she telling off or on the way down the western side of the french arses rain behind that and a feral breeze still whipping up the seas in northern spain everywhere to the east it's certainly cooler there's been significant snow i would have formed overnight in hungary and there's more to come the next system coming through so sunday looks a particularly wintry scene here the winds thirty stiff once again but was temps up in double figures for london paris is come sunday with rain and yet more snow ahead of it so this is all happening over the land mass of europe for all the quality really over the water the mediterranean but the still a potential for some rain in western libya all the saturday si

frontal systems pushing in bringing some rain indeed for the towards east some snows across the baltic states for instance a brace of snow pushing across poland but generally a sort of moderate westerly winds coming in and as we head south well things are looking pretty good returns through into the mediterranean for the most part over this little area of rain here that is quite nice see some storms associated with that one now as we head on into monday that area of rain disappears and most southern areas are looking to draw in fine pleasant rome fifteen athens looking at highs of sixteen on the other side of the mediterranean that circulation is going to give you some snow over the atlas mountains and generally could be some lifted dust as we get that circulation bringing winds up from the south so as you head into central parts of africa all looking fine here or there's quite a bit of cloud across parts of west africa but sunshine for akron ghana and lagos nigeria with a high of thirty two degrees into southern portions of the continent heavy showers across angola some be in zimbabwe toward

france as well but ahead of it all is still cold enough to be wintry the stars died out in the baltic states but not further south and romania is folding come monday we've got rain to the south of that just coming through greece and the western side of turkey the next system developing now the onshore breeze is make it pretty well i think probably still with a fairly good word if you look at out of the water in algiers or from tunis that breeze will died some degree and then you have the development further east for crete cyprus and turkey the one that came through here a couple days ago first to produce the first proper winter well in the levant this could repeat that process middle that week. the controversial leader of his love. for his car he is one of most wanted turns to history. turns on his alleged extrajudicial killing by israeli intelligence in a sudden sense and being caught in damascus the outcome is only that if someone tried to talk to scott immediately seemingly intelligent don't want to kill him in damascus at this time on al-jazeera world. a reminder of our current top stori

national borders so that is easy as making its went out of europe it already has crossed into the baltic states and poland where in total thousands of cases have been reported this is why the european commission is backing a cull of wild boars is also warning people to be careful with food waste that could contain the highly contagious disease it was first recorded in africa a century ago and the name since then it's spread around the world and while it doesn't affect humans is almost always deadly to pigs drug companies have been trying to develop a vaccine so far without success now african swine fever could end up costing european governments millions while the financial damage to farmers can already be felt as our report shows. the un being on ski has been raising pigs for decades he still can't believe they're all gone now some dead wild boar were found near his farm it turns out they were infected with african swine fever in response authorities ordered that all farm pigs in a radius of fifty kilometers be called. nazi helli they came in made a list instead of weighing the pigs they made

want to find a closet somewhere. , don't in might year worry, boris, we will never bring in the baltic states. and what matalin was talking about kicked in. and by the way, we are going to do it. but you don't want to be caught trying to stop these now for taking states advantage of an international institution that will have a better future. and if you can think of it in it andy and try to stop , andive russia being part you will go down in history. and president clinton afterwards. argument, yeltsin basically melted and said, ok, you win. >> president clinton is an ,ptimal combination of charm intellectual curiosity. when you put those three it is hard tor, see an awkward situation. it will be al gore. i can see president clinton. that moment was the financial crisis. canada and vancouver, i guess. japan wasminister of extremely concerned. it had been in the conversation for a few years. and the willingness to cooperate , itthe more accommodating was not particularly good. i could see president clinton not by pushing but by surviving arguments, why everybody has to put its own part. it got

we are talking the baltic states, slovakia, and others. es, there has not been the kind of convergence we would like to see. in countries that have lower income levels 20 years ago, they are not catching up with a couple of exceptions. that requires policies, particularly in a structural area, to help address. matt: what you think about the situation in greece? do you expect the imf to activate its program over the coming months, and do you expect the european creditors to come to agreement with imf on debt relief? jeffrey: we have an agreement in principle with greece right now. that means we have agreed on the policy package, fully supportive of the policies the greek government is undertaking, but we are waiting to find a full agreement with european partners on that debt relief to make that sustainable. those discussions on debt relief are underway now. we are optimistic we can come to a conclusion in the coming weeks fully activate our program before the europeans finish their program. guy: how much further do europeans have to go? met

in return, france will back—up british forces in the baltic states of estonia.ay. they will talk about a future relationship between the two countries after brexit. there are no formal brexit talks of course, this is the backdrop. the extra money the uk will spend will be spent on cctv, defence security adds detection systems. the £aa.5 million will be on top of the £100 million the government says it is already spending on security in northern france. the talks that will be here leisa will show the deft negotiation skills of a manual macron —— will show. he said he will learn the bayou tapestry to great britain. emmanuel macron needs the cooperation of theresa may, but more importantly, theresa may needs the corporation of a major eu player ahead of the second phase brexit talks. thanks. we will look ahead to that meeting this afternoon. commuters in scotland and northern england are being warned about treacherous driving conditions this morning. an amber weather warning following heavy snow has been lifted. gales and heavy rain have been affecting other areas.

it is pushing to the baltic states.ands and the south—west england, the london area. fold in central and northern scotland. —— fog. the weather front foot continued. behind it, it clears. the wind picks up. gale force gusts. ran in the midlands and northern england, getting into central and southern scotland and in the northern ireland. snow over the high ground as this encounters cold there. it grinds to a halt in these areas. bright to the north and also the south. 60 miles per hour. we could be looking at disruption in the afternoon. stay tuned to the weather. mild in the south, chilly to the north. another low pressure system will bring a blustery day with outbreaks of rain. snow over the high ground of wales and the pennines and certainly scotland. strong winds again on friday with low pressure, perhaps gale force in the south in south—east. look at the temperatures. this is the theme over the week. a real change. arctic air blasting across the uk. bitterly cold on saturday and sunday if you factor in the wind. a f

in return, france will back—up british forces in the baltic states of estonia.ronting the potential russian threat. james robbins, bbc news. in a moment we will go to hugh schofield in paris. first to norman smith in westminster. good morning. is this a deal, £a5 million additional border contribution, that the uk government would be meeting the respective of the context of brexit? this is a deal that has nothing to do with the european union. it is between britain and france. when you talk to british politicians on both sides it is seen as a pretty good deal when it comes to britain's sayyid. in effect it means that the border control for those migrants who want to get to britain through calais are carried out at calais and not dover. without that, the likelihood is that many of these migrants would end up at dover and get asylum here. you can imagine the sort of uproar that would provoke. from a british perspective it has been regarded as a good one. some brexiteers and brexit supporting newspapers are unhappy that the government should be forking out. but if

what he is doing is significant moving troops up to the baltic states. that worries russia. cooperating with china on -- >> this started before trump. please. >> everything that is good is obama's credit. >> jack -- >> trump didn't defeat isis with twitter rants. there was strategy in place before and carried over. thank god for secretary mattis and jim kelly and those guys who know what they are doing. god only know what's going on with trump when he decides to pick fights like this. >> the member of the defense committee, he told the military you guys call the shots. we are not going to call them out of washington. >>. >> after he said he knew more than the generals because he wauchs the sunday shows? come on. >> thanks so much. good to see you all. we'll be right back. time to bask... in low prices! tripadvisor compares prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. refreshing, isn't it?. tripadvisor. i realize that ah, that $100k is notwell, a 103fortune. yeah, 103. well, let me ask you guys. how long did it take you two to save t