. >> real all around, what daung, sir? >> yeah, you can see the guy in the beginning of the video. he's got churning up the gas from underneath. and it's all bubbling to the top. you can see they had to relight the gas too. it would go out eventually, eventually it does. it's a cool trick, but i don't know how safe that water is to play around with. >> all right. this last, certainly not least video number three here. >> i'm throwing knives. hit it, are you ready? >> done. >> [ bleep ]. >> what'd you do? what'd you do? what happened? >> you saw what happened. >> oh my. she's trying to throw knives at the tree and misses and hits these fellas? >> the guy in the background talking on the phone just fell forward. >> there'd be people walking around, they've tried this. fake, totally fake because of the camera movement, purposely bad. the back and forth, get the people on to put in the poster image. fake. >> yeah, totally fake. >> yep, that's fake. >> we say fake, what do you say? >> all right, all right, all right. this video is actually submitted to youtube by students another columb

so, that would make it more daung rouse dangerous than al qaeda, the insurgents in iraq. we committed hundreds of thousands of u.s. troops to fight those groups. so, if isis is the most dangerous group in history, why not commit a large u.s. ground force? >> because they currently occupy sunni cities and villages. sunni cities and villages can only truly be liberated and held if they are held by shias, will start sectarian violence. kurds do n liberate and hold sunni villages and towns. it will take sunni fighters toe take those villages and cities and to avoid the sectarian violence that follows in the past. and why that is important is because if sunnis are not able to govern themselves in these areas, you are going to have a successor group to isis. isis is a successor group of al qaeda. in fact, they broke away from al qaeda, as horrible as al qaeda is, isis thought al qaeda was not radical enough. this is who we're dealing with and they have more money than al qaeda ever had. >> what would you do differently to try to get the sunni forces? they have not been coming f