fata maintained. in the practice, the office manager said he went to great lengths to ensure everything was done his way. >> he had cameras and microphones in the ceiling and walls. him and his wife would periodically review that to ensure people were in the right place and saying the right things. >> wait a minute. a lot of businesses have cameras. for security purposes so you don't steal stuff. you are saying in this practice there were cameras to keep an eye on what people were doing? >> yes. >> did you find that unusual? >> well, i did find it unusual. but myself and a lot of others just thought it was something that he required because he was the kind of person that was very controlling. >> it was under the direction of dr. fata that monica was given her first dose of chemotherapy on july 1, 2013. a nurse delivered the cocktail of chemo drugs and sent her home to rest. how did you feel afterwards? >> i was sad. i was frustrated. >> when you went home? >> it was really emotional for steve and i. >

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i don't think there's any doubt had we not destroyed al qaeda in the fata that more americans would have been killed and we might have seen more attacks like we saw on 9/11 and we have maintained vigilance, recognizing that those threats still remain, those aspirations in the minds of these folks still remain, but it is much harder for them to carry out large scale attacks like that than it used to be. what we have seen is that these lower level attacks carried out by fewer operatives or an individual with less sophisticated and less expensive weapons can do real damage and that i think points to the need for us to not just have a military strategy, not just have a traditional counterterrorism strategy designed to bust up networks and catch folks before they carry out their attacks although those still are necessary and we have to be more and more sophisticated about how we carry those out, it still requires us to have much greater cooperation with our partners around the world. but it points to the fact that we're going to have to do a better job in draining the ideology that is behind

i don't think there's any doubt that had we not destroyed al qaeda in the fata that more americans would have been killed. and we might have seen more attacks like we saw on 9/11. and we have maintained vigilance, recognizing that those threats still remain, those aspirations in the minds of these folks still remain but it is much harder for them to carry out large scale attacks like that than it used to be. hat we have seen is that these lower level attacks carried out by fewer operatives for an individual with less sophisticated and less expensive weapons can do real damage. and that, i think, points to the need for us to not just have a military strategy, not just have a traditional counterterrorism strategy that's designed to bust up networks and catch folks before they carry out their attacks, although those still are necessary and we have to be more and more sophisticated about how we carry those out. it still requires us to have much greater cooperation with our partners around the world, but it points to the fact that we're going to have to do a the job in draining ideology that

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i don't think there's any doubt that had we not destroyed al qaeda in the fata, that more americans would have been killed. and we might have seen more attacks like we saw on 9/11, and we have maintained vigilance, recognizing that those threats still remain, those aspirations in the minds of these folks still remain. but it is much harder for them to carry out large-scale attacks than it used to be. host: a little more about the president's press conference in the headlines. we're asking you about your confidence in the u.s. strategy to combat isis. first on our democratic line. good morning, rob. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. host: are you confident in the u.s.'s approach in fighting isis so far? caller: i am confident. i think that the president has a very good command of what's going on and he's really an extremely smart human being. and i'm sure he's doing everything possible. and it's not only a national problem, it's a global problem. and i think it takes a lot of insight and intelligence and hard work, and study, and discussion with your military and i give the guy a