join us live this charles dunlap junior, a law professor. thank you for taking time to talk to us. and you tell us in your opinion how effective the u.s. airstrikes have and can be? >> i think that the airstrikes thus far has been effective for the limited purpose for which they have been used. there has only been actually 14 or 15 strikes, and that has managed, in the pentagon's words, to blunt the isis attacks in the limited areas they have taken place. it has been remarkable that such a small number of airstrikes have been able to accomplish what they have been able to accomplish. >> you mentioned that they are limited. we are hearing that secretary of state john kerry has ruled out putting combat troops on the ground. with that not be the more effective means of fighting the extremist isis group? >> it depends are you put western american and other western troops on the ground in iraq and you give isis somewhat of an opportunity, claiming it is a new occupation and so forth. for the moment, i believe the best way is to support with limited airstrikes. >> the other thing the uni

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joining us is the president and ceo david dunlap. listen, tremendous growth, david, not just stateside. most of your business obviously in the u.s., talk about where you see the biggest strength right now? >> we see the biggest strength is clearly in the u.s. market, we see great long-term opportunities and certainly in the international markets like latin america a lot. despite problems in argentina from overall economic standpoint, oil and gas in argentina is doing well. brazil will ultimately do well. really encouraged about the news of reform in mexico. we got several markets in asia that we're excited about as well as saudi arabia. lots of growing opportunities. liz: we don't want to gloss over the reforms in mexico, it means a lot to u.s. companies, they're opening up fields to private companies. will you start pouring or diverting planned future growth into mexico because of the development? >> at some point in time, we believe we will. we have operation in mexico, it's been stagnant over the last couple of years. with new cus

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