and it would involve isf and that we're working with the best parts of isf, or trying to.d i guess this touches back again on that same subject, which is getting the sunnis to accept those parts of isf. is that part of what general allen is going to do ask what general austin is working on? >> absolutely, yes, sir. >> this is again, for either of you, reports you mentioned financially about isis, you know, getting income of $3 to $5 million pir day, sa what we've heard. they're the best financed terrorist group. some of them have tried to put shoe laces and chewing gum together. that's not the case here. what is the plan or what are we working on to try to cut off their financing? because the oil they're selling has to be going somewhere and someone has to be paying them. so, how are we going to do that? >> senator, i mentioned this in two previous answers. >> i apologize. i wasn't here. >> but an important question. i also noted it in my testimony. that the administration has put together a focus working with our treasury department as key interagency department. with all

and it would involve isf and that we're working with the best parts of isf, or trying to.d i guess this touches back again on that same subject, which is getting the sunnis to >> absolutely, yes, sir. >> okay. and this is again, for either of you, there are reports that you mentioned financially about isis, you know, getting income of three to $5 million per day is what we've heard, that they are the best financed terrorist group. so many have had -- tried to put shoe laces and chewing gum together. hat's not the case here. so what is the plan or what are we working on to try to cut off their financing? the oil they're selling has to be going somewhere and someone has to be paying them. how are we going to do that? this in r, i mentioned two previous answers here. >> i apologize. i wasn't here. >> but it's an important question and i also note it in my testimony, that the administration has put together a focus working with our treasury department as the key interagency department with all other allies and partners around the world. you mentioned oil. the black marketing o

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i mean, there has been a couple of minor ied attacks inside baghdad, but the isf, the iraqi security forces in and around the capitol are still defending the capitol. it's not like isil has not posed a threat there. >> oliver north good to see you. >> good to be with you. >> i'm concerned with us and isis and whether it is spreading. >> i think catherine's comment about how we came to know this threat about washington -- new york and paris transportation infrastructure is always going to be a prime target visuals are compelling. they are savvy knowing how to use that to their advantage. if you are riding in beltway. silver lining goes out. goes over the beltway and if you think about somebody getting something like two brothers, assembled in boston before a marathon and carried that on to a subway leaving town. you would have a visual that would be very, very effective as a recruiting tool for the most radical jihadists on this planet. here is the problem with what we are doing. we are giving them a safe haven of 15 to 16 hours a day because we're only bombing at night. now, the idea

we will move teams to the question about how good is the isf? we will move them to work with the security forces at a higher level. brigade or higher. headquarters commands. not to go in the field, but to help their generals or staffs do a better job of organizing and mission tasking of their troops. >> interesting that the plurality, almost 3/4, 45-37 believe we should put troops there. that shows you the degree, the penetration of the fear that isil or isis has created for americans. >> our mission and objectives are clear. the i do agree, it does show that this threat is real. the american people consider this real and imminent. we believe that as well. if we don't take care of this now, we and our partners take care of this and this could be a bigger problem for us. >> thanks to you. thanks to all the men and women on the mission. >> thank you very much. we are following developing news out of hong kong where thousands are demanding democracy. the protesters are calling for the leader to step down and for full democratic elections by 2017. a

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isf and kurdish forces took it away from them. and we have to keep repelling them. but the ground forces that matter the most are indigenous. if we've learned nothing else, it's that you have to have local support on the ground, local forces that trained and capable to the threat. >> so is the new leader of iraq any better than maliki if he's putting a threat out there that may not be credible? >> i can't speak spoke the reasons in which he put that threat out. what i can tell you is that we see positive vector in his the iraqi government as they begin to form. prime minister abadi has made it clear that he wants to stand for an inclusive responsive government, one that can respond to the needs of all iraqis. things are moving in the right direction. but they have a long way to go and he knows that and we will continue to support him. >> admiral, thank you so much. >>> and "outfront" next, masked militant seen in these isis beheading videos. united states now knows this man's identity. breaking news next. plus the pentagon says air strikes are slowing the advance of

>> no, i agree we have to build the capability of the isf and the pesh while-to-address it and also while including a counterterrorism component in our strategy. >> okay. secretary hagel, i'd like to get into the record as to who's in charge of the war because we hear people like ambassador beekroft and the state department saying they are -- a lot of the control. if it's centcom commander austin, then i feel better. is that who's in control of this? now military? >> yes, as i said in my opening statement, senator, i tried to frame some of that up in -- for example, what i mentioned about general allen's role, initial role as a coordinating role. but i also said he would work directly in that coordination with general austin as the centcom commander. that's why president obama will be with the centcom commander in tampa tomorrow to go over the plan. >> sure, sure. well, mr. secretary, my concern is i don't want people to be under the delusion that this is just another effort, another terrorist effort that we're going to be pursuing. asked by a reporter on september 11 to define victory ag

part of what they're doing is empowering local guard forces making that a part of the isf. that's something we didn't do and they didn't do well last time. it's a lesson learned. but this government is a government that is implementing that. how that goes. there's a government there. in syria nothing has changed in the sense that we believe assad has lost his legitimacy. weakening isil will strengthen the opposition. we've but in -- >> weakening isil will strengthen bashar al assad. >> let me be clear here the only group that has been fighting isil is the opposition. they've been fighting a multipart war. we're going to help them with part of the air power -- >> isis has been fighting against these groups. we're not going to get it into. fights against bashar al assad's government, they all fight amongst themselves, more than 100 of these groups. but if we prop up isis and it's a -- that means -- and we prop up isis as enemies that means bashar al assad is getting propped up. it's not like that's a secret. >> with all due respect that's a little oversimplified. we're going

if we can get the isf. we have done an assessment of the 50 brigades. we know which ones are capable of improving. if we get enough to go on the offensive west and north, get the peshmerga to squeeze from north south, and then find a way over time in syria initially to disrupt using air power and eventually to pressure using a moderate opposition, then i think we place isil in an untenable position. in the middle of that restore the order so they can't flow back and forth freely. >> thank you. >> senator mccain. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i thank the witnesses. i understand that according to your testimony that we will be taping and equipping approximately 5,000 in one year, is that correct? >> yes. >> and is isil now the estimates now there are some 31,000 me it's aizi izize -- metastasizin a rapid, larger force. to many it seems like an inadequate response to what -- >> would you please be quiet. i'm asking you now to please leave the room. please remove their things. the disruptions will not be acceptable to anyone. lea please remove the lady. i alw

it isf people are saying fine. -- let us remind ourselves why it is such a tricky situation.scernible] he even came around to answering the question that he does not think we need an english parliament. favor of a new parliament. i do not think that is the answer. i am in favor of one house of commons. goodness, we fought to end at nell over the last -- we fought tooth and nail over the last year. >> the westminster parliamentary seat and that is why it means so much to labor. thatdepend on those mp's represent scottish constituencies when they vote in westminster. >> there is no getting away from it, is it? is preserving labor influence in westminster. i imagine they like to push it down the agenda. what else is on it? abouty would rather talk other things. the minimum wage is going to get a bit. ed miliband has been linking to thell from the scots economy. he said the rail message we should take here is that people who felt they had nothing to take such a big risk to break up the united kingdom and the as a the emphasis. she is top but a new minimum wage of eight pounds per

with the islamic state being at , that isf the enemies according to president barack obama, and it makess a terrorist organization and it has no vision other than the slaughter of all who stand in its way. our objective is clear. we will do great and ultimately astroy isil through counterterrorism strategy. the specifics that we got on the sidelines, there seems to be one plan to get the fetid syrian -- get groupssyrian rebel inside syria and train them to help them do battle on the islamic front. we have the potential for airstrikes inside of syria, which is something the u.s. has not carried out. it has carried out 150 airstrikes against islamic states so far. perhaps there will be thrashing out of the details of how the training council works. >> carey is on the ground, trying to sort out support for this. what about closer to home? the administration is pushing the fact that they have bipartisan support in congress and according to opinion polls, they seem to have the support of the majority of americans supporting airstrikes on islamic state. i think the main reason why obama still

>> no, i agree we have to build the capability of the isf and pesh to include it. >> secretary hagel,i'd like to get in the record here as to who is in charge of the war. we hear the state department saying that they're in line with control. if it's centcom commander austin, then i feel a lot better. is that who is in control of this? is it now military? >> yes. as i said in my opening statement, i tried to frame some of that up. for example what i mentioned about general allen's role, initial role. as a coordinating role. but i also said he would work directly in that coordination with general austin as the centcom commander. that's why president obama will be with the centcom commander in tampa tomorrow to go over the plan. >> mr. secretary, my concern, i don't want people to be under the dilution that this is just another effort, another terrorist effort that we will be pursuing. asked by a reporter on september 11th to define victory against isil, the white house press said second i didn't bring my dictionary. secretary hagel, you didn't bring yours either. did you describe what v

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i agree we have to build the capability of the isf and the perk to address it conventionally and including counter terrorism component in the our strategy. -- pesh. >> secretary hagel i would like in the record here who is in charge of the war that like the state department saying they are, a lot of the control. my, if it is centcom commander austin then i feel a lot better about it. is that who is in control of this? is now military? >> yes. as i said, in my opening statement, senator, i tried to frame some of that of that up in, for example, what i mentioned about general allen's role, initial role, as a coordinating role but i also said that he would work directly in that coordination with general austin as the centcom commander. that is why president obama will be with the centcom commander in tampa tomorrow to go over the plans. >> sure. well, mr. secretary, my concern is, i don't want people to be under the delusion that this is just another effort, another terrorist effort that we're going to be, going to be pursuing. asked by a reporter on september 11th, to define victory against

that jim murphy, representative of the scottish agency -- would be barred from voting on a whole this isf things -- something labor has already resisted in the past. >> i would make certain that we are -- >> we spoke about this and other vague terms to see what the prime minister says, but on that basis we get to the point where they cannot say certain things because of the london and the london assembly. got a patchwork that has constitution evolved over time and it will continue to evolve, and i don't -- that muchision is clear. my own preference for the people of england -- my preference would be a form of devolved power in the region. it is not for me to tell the i'm notf england -- telling them what to do and i am not going to tell that anyone either. youhis is a great word and can use the correct one if you want. we were about to have a vote where we would have a very clear-cut answer. [speaking gaelic] >> i should be picking up some of this. i'm what a struggle a little bit. let's just rejoin. number in the 19,758.um, the turnout is 86.2%. [speaking gaelic] the total number of thos

protection, isf what i would like to call it, this movement of protection of andlity of us having regaining and continuing to live with dignity in this society, which is obsessed with guns, like ruby said, and this whole going to take all of us, but the media is going to play a very key role in this. citizens,en you see as people who were not in immediate, when you see or hear of injustice, the cup the telephone, -- pick up the telephone. fire off an e-mail. make it your business to have three or four reporters' names in your contacts so that you can text message them. and some newspapers and some digital journalism now, the cool thing about digital journalism, even though it has eaten a bunch of our newspaper jobs, is that at the ends of stories on the net, the reporters will put their e-mail addresses. and you have access to that. so it is very important that we establish a rapport and relationship in these communities with the media so that we can help get the word out. that a way, you're saying there is an opportunity or responsibility of the citizenry to self-journal and police. >> abs

>> no, i agree we have to build the capability of the isf and pesh to include it. >> secretary hagel,i'd like to get in the record here as to who is in charge of the war. we hear the state department saying that they're in line with control. if it's centcom commander austin, then i feel a lot better. is that who is in control of this? is it now military? >> yes. as i said in my opening statement, i tried to frame some of that up. for example what i mentioned about general allen's role, initial role. as a coordinating role. but i also said he would work directly in that coordination with general austin as the centcom commander. that's why president obama will be with the centcom commander in tampa tomorrow to go over the plan. >> mr. secretary, my concern, i don't want people to be under the dilution that this is just another effort, another terrorist effort that we will be pursuing. asked by a reporter on september 11th to define victory against isil, the white house press said second i didn't bring my dictionary. secretary hagel, you didn't bring yours either. did you describe what v

defeating or destroying isil in iraq will require the combined forces of isf and pesh to go offensive to regain lost territory while concurrently and this is the important part, the government of iraq fills in behind with inclusive inclusive policies -- you're well familiar with the complaints of the kurds and -- >> can we maybe speed up -- >> then we restore the border, then they're defeated. >> i'm with you. you take all the territory they hold. take mosul and fallujah away from them. put an iraqi military on the ground, loyal to the iraqi, not just shias. you have an exclusive government in baghdad where sunni tribes where they're better off playing politics in baghdad than siding with isil. that's destroying their ability to regenerate in iraq. syria we'll talk about in a minute. i want to continue the theme why this all matters. is there any doubt in your mind, any of you, if isil had the capability to kill millions of americans, they would do so? >> there's no doubt in my mind. they'll kill anybody that doesn't go to their ideological bend. >> i agree. >> if you're a christian i

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>> no, i agree we have to build the capability of the isf and pesh to include it. >> secretary hagel,i'd like to get in the record here as to who is in charge of the war. we hear the state department saying that they're in line with control. if it's centcom commander austin, then i feel a lot better. is that who is in control of this? is it now military? >> yes. as i said in my opening statement, i tried to frame some of that up. for example what i mentioned about general allen's role, initial role. as a coordinating role. but i also said he would work directly in that coordination with general austin as the centcom commander. that's why president obama will be with the centcom commander in tampa tomorrow to go over the plan. >> mr. secretary, my concern, i don't want people to be under the dilution that this is just another effort, another terrorist effort that we will be pursuing. asked by a reporter on september 11th to define victory against isil, the white house press said second i didn't bring my dictionary. secretary hagel, you didn't bring yours either. did you describe what v

the problem isf child abuse and homes. they grow into adults that do the same. host: senator kelly ayotte was one of those who sent a letter saying -- she sent out that sweet as well as other legislators. daniel from woodbridge, new jersey, independents line. caller: i wanted to make a comment on ray rice. adjudicated.s i think it is quite important or member that what he did was totally intolerable and should not be condoned. on the other hand what about forgiveness? on the other hand it is his livelihood. i think we need to look at this larger issue of forgiveness. somebody should be completely punished, excommunicated from society for the mistake he makes. host: senator richard blumenthal. sending out a tweet saying -- we are taking thoughts on that via the phone lines as well. what do you think about congressional interest in all this? caller: not one person has mentioned anything about the women. this is a situation between couples. why did she marry him? i find it troubling. that is why congress should not be involved. i think it is truly a domestic situat

work to be done, but believe me, isil is feeling the heat from the united states military and from the isfrity forces as well as kurdish forces. >> now, we all know that nobody fights like the u.s. on the ground or in the air. the question is when are you told to fight and how? has the u.s. military been told to take down isis to its roots yet? is that your mission? >> our mission inside iraq is really threefold. one is to help the iraqi security forces take the fight to isil and that's an important point, chris. this is their fight to fight, and we have to remember that. we're also there to help with humanitarian missions, and, of course, we're there to protect our u.s. personnel and facilities. the president said they want to disrupt their capability to operate inside iraq and we believe on tactical level we're having that effect. >> obviously the concern of the american citizen will be mission creep for our service men and women, that now there are 350, the news this morning. 350 new sets of boots on the ground in iraq, but they are not going to be fighting. that's hard to accept. it's