plus good danielle pletka is this the job of these 300 special forces?>> guest: the problem for the iraqis as they don't have eyes on the scene. they don't really know what's going on in their own country. they haven't had that kind of visual intelligence from the air for a long time and so if we go when while there is always going to be some danger of misinformation or disinformation or bad intelligence that we get the truth is that our troops are going to be acting in providing guidance as nora said based on our own intelligence which obviously is of a much higher caliber. >> guest: we don't know yet exactly whether the u.s. is going to choose to conduct airstrikes but it's possible that if we do that those advisers who are there now could act as spotters on the ground providing their own direct view precisely to avoid the kinds of things you're talking about. it still is a relatively limited number and this is hypothetical but if the president does decide to go down that route he faces two choices. he can either spend more adviser to the fill that rol

danielle pletka, let's start with secretary of state john kerry's visit to iraq.you think it is possible to form a new government? guest: i think it is possible. they have a little less than a week ago before the deadline. the real question is whether the prime minister is going to be able to create a broad enough coalition or whether somebody else is going to end up creating the coalition. guest: i think that is exactly right. i think this is a very short amount of time in which to form a government, something that iraq has taken months and months to do in the past. i do think the crisis gives this a new urgency. the u.s. has basically come right up to the edge of saying to go.liki has some neighbors in the region have said it out right. he is going to have a difficult uphill battle to be able to convince other groups to join him in a national unity government. host: surprised at how unstable the iraqi political system has been in this crisis that has sprung up in just the past couple of weeks and months? guest: it has always been unstable in terms of government

we've got daniel pletka. you said you wanted to start talking about solutions. let's start with this. you're a sunni leader, a moderate sunni leader. you've got butchers from isis to your left, you've got malik y bullying you. isn't there a danger that we start bombing these isis folks who blended into the population, start killing kids over there and push the sunnis away from us? >> i understand why you're asking the question and i think there's real merit in asking these sorts of questions before we make any decisions. we need to understand how to bring the sunnis back into the iraqi government. the problem is we have very little leverage in iraq because we left everybody out to dry. we don't have to ie agree about that. i can tell you that that's the perception in iraq. so the sunnis feel that we left them, maliki feels we left them. there's not a lot of trust. one of the ways we're going to rebuild the trust is doing something about isis. sunnis are going to be the victims of isis as shiite. >> we've got isis in iraq promising to deliver the next 9/11 in new

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