military officers, men and women, and brian mcewen. how are you doing, brian? he worked for me since he got out of the university of notre dame, and that was 412 years ago. [laughter] vice president biden: it is good to see you, brian. next week, the prime minister will make his way to washington, d.c. this will give us an opportunity to take stock of where things stand right now. that will be the focus of my remarks today. critics have made a number of claims regarding our policy in iraq and the state of affairs in iraq today. they say iraq's fight against isil him under the command of their government with the support of america's coalition has stalled, is in stalemate. we read that isil remains in a commanding position inside iraq, that iran and its proxies are leading the fight against isil and they are dominating iraq. and that iraq it self is likely to be a thing of the past, doomed to split apart because of sectarian violence. there is just one problem with these critiques. the claims do not reflect the circumstances on the ground. the claims do not repr

military officers, men and women, and brian mcewen. how are you doing, brian?e worked for me since he got out of the university of notre dame, and that was 412 years ago. [laughter] vice president biden: it is good to see you, brian. next week, the prime minister will make his way to washington, d.c. this will give us an opportunity to take stock of where things stand right now. that will be the focus of my remarks today. critics have made a number of claims regarding our policy in iraq and the state of affairs in iraq today. they say iraq's fight against isil him under the command of their government with the support of america's coalition has stalled, is in stalemate. we read that isil remains in a commanding position inside iraq, that iran and its proxies are leading the fight against isil and they are dominating iraq. and that iraq it self is likely to be a thing of the past, doomed to split apart because of sectarian violence. there is just one problem with these critiques. the claims do not reflect the circumstances on the ground. the claims do not repres

brian. everybody in the office did it, by the way. so, we picked it out. it's good. [ laughter ] all right, let's try one more. from the old sug-box. this is from bill mcewenming season five of 'game of thrones,' but there's so many characters and plot lines. is there some way you can break it down for me, and do it in the form of a rap?" [ cheers and applause ] i don't know if i can, but tariq, you're a big fan of "game of thrones," right? >> tariq: yes, jimmy, that is true. i am a fan. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can you get people up to speed for season five with a a rap? >> tariq: okay, jimmy. i will do that. [ laughter ] ♪ king joffrey was dead and gone soon after saying them wedding vows ♪ ♪ apparently it's poison involved everybody blamed it on tyrion ♪ ♪ bran had a premonition now and he's off to find what he dreamt about ♪ ♪ sansa wound up skipping town. arya went after her with the hound, yeah ♪ ♪ daenerys was stressing from learning a lesson without any scholarships ♪ ♪ she said she would be the new ruler without dealing with all them politics ♪ ♪ they tryna investigate her dragons should be domesticated there ain't no way to bring back the child who