to me, the memory of james foley's courage and stoicism is what matters. mother. how proud you must be. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us tonight. "all in" with chris hayes starts now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> we have to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> the full house will take a vote. >> i think the president knows the argument that can be made against him and he's scared. >> what we know about the vote on the impeachment inquiry that nancy pelosi just announced. and why republicans are starting to complain loudbly what they have to defend. >> the impeachment of your president is a scam. >> and growing concerns about what comes after baghdadi. >> his death marks a devastating blow. >> some people call this electronic assault

one of the journalists killed was james foley, who traveled to syria to bring attention to the horrorsng there. james' mother, diane foley joins us now. mrs. foley thank you so much. tell us where you were when you heard the news of al baghdadi's death. >> well, i was at home and it came as such a welcome surprise, really, that i was so grateful that we had troops still in syria who were able to use the intelligence and, and make this happen. i'm very, very grateful. i'm hopeful that his demise will be a huge blow to the regrouping of isis, however we need to continue to be very vigilant because they certainly want to regroup and bring back their reign of terror. but i'm very, very grateful. >> you immediately expressed concern for the families of the other people, americans who are still held hostage in syria, what do you want the u.s. to do? >> well, my hope would be that we can use that same american expertise and intelligence to find innocent americans who have been taken hostage and bring them home. it's difficult. many of these nations and terrorist groups want to use our citizen

aid worker peter casic and journalist james foley and steven sotloff.ead its gruesome campaign of terror on social media, to a degree never seen before. barbaric beheadings, hostages burnt alive. but now a moment of justice after a u.s. military operation killed kayla's captor. the man who for many the world over was the face of evil, abu bakr al-baghdadi. on saturday president trump with vice president pence gathered in the situation room with military brass, all watching a live step-by-step feed of the top secret mission. >> we had absolutely perfect, as though you were watching a movie. >> reporter: eight chinook helicopter took off from kurdish territory in iraq, flying low and taking on gunfire before landing in northern syria. just after 5:00 p.m., 100 u.s. delta force soldiers arrived at al-baghdadi's compound, where they blasted through a wall in case the front door was booby trapped. al-baghdadi fled into an underground tunnel with three of his children. a military canine and soldiers followed in hot pursuit. >> he died after running into a dea

i want to make reference to james foley, the journalist, die. the first killed by islamic state. his mother said she was grateful to president trump and trips for finding —— tips forfinding al—baghdadi. —— troops. finding —— tips forfinding al-baghdadi. -- troops. can we expect what president prompted they said to feature in his re—election campaign? undoubtedly. the killing of the leader of al-qaeda was mentioned several times and many people believe it helped president barack 0bama as he was trying to go for office. in recent months there has been a huge criticism of the foreign policy of donald trump and at times it has been difficult for the white house to articulate exactly what is going on. he has been criticised although he denies it for allowing turkey to invade syria and allowing many to die in that invasion. but this will be seen asa that invasion. but this will be seen as a victory and president trump will use this to try and push the idea that he is someone who looks at the greater picture. willie defends american interests globally

james foley grew up in new hampshire spending four years as an embedded correspondent in afghanistan and libya andgh syria before his capture by isis pickle after two years of captivity and torture he too was beheaded in 2014. and kayla mueller led her to humanitarian work she was brutalized and then killed in 2015 at the age of 26. this weekend's operation was codename and kayla's honor so we remember these civilians and servicemembers who gave their lives to fight f isis in their memories we are glad justice has been done in their memories we resolve not to back down but to persist in this fight and toby secure the enduring defeat of this determined and dangerous enemy. on another matter on thursday the chairman of the judiciary committee produced a resolution that quickly had dozens of cosponsors to stay two things which are very obvious. number one anything as serious as the impeachment inquiry to cancel out the american people's's vote of a presidential election must adhere to the highest standards of fairness and due process. and number two, we found display from house democrat

james foley, grew up in new hampshire. he spent four years as an embedded correspondent in afghanistan, libya, and syria before his capture by isis. after two years of captivity and for tour, he, too, was beheaded in 2014. and kayla mueller from arizona, whom isis kidnapped in aleppo in 2013. kayla's christian faith had led her to humanitarian work. shes with a brutalized by isis leaders and then killed in 2015 at the age of 26. this weekend's operation was code named in kayla's honor. so today, we remember these brave americans and all the courageous u.s. service members and dod civilians who gave their lives to fight isis. in their memories, we're glad justice has been done. in their memories we resolve not to back down, but to persist in this fight until we secure the enduring defeat of this dangerous and determined enemy. on another matter, mr. president, on thursday the chairman of the judiciary committee and i introduced a resolution which quickly gained dozens of republican co-sponsors, our resolution states two thi

and you talked to donna foley, with james foley brutally murdered by members of a british isis group.adi's death over the weekend? >> well, i think it's fascinating, because amid the triumphantlism and the praise for the military and the politic, we too often in these moments forget to ask the families who have been directly affected, by the violence of isis. and when you take a pause from all of that, and you actually just listen, you will hear insights you perhaps won't hear elsewhere. so for example the family is praising the president and saying they do believe that their daughter was let down by the obama administration, that she wasn't rescued, and they are very directly saying that they believe that under the trump administration, there is more action, if you like. but on the other hand, you don't hear from those families the kind of language, despite their experience, despite the fact that they had lost people so close to them, due hear the kind of violent language that you heard from the president yesterday. what you do hear from him, as well as praise for the military and th

think of james foley. think of kayla. think of the things he did to kayla. what he did to foley and so many others. for those people that say " isn't this a little violent?" how many times have you seen men, i think in all cases men for the most part in terms of this, where you see the orange suits and they are beheaded. or how many of you got to see, because it was out there, the jordanian pilot whose plane went down, they captured him, put him in a cage, and set him on fire? the king of jordan attacked very powerfully when that happened. powerfully when that happened. they have never seen nothing like that. they set them on fire. this was al-baghdadi and you should never ever see a thing like that again. there will be new people emerging but this was the worst of this particular world. this was the worst. probably in certain ways the smartest. he was also a coward. he did not want to die. everybody was out. we were able to search him down and find them in the tunnel. we knew the tunnels existed. >> you have taken a lot of heat for the syria pullout, do you

think of james foley. think of kayla. think of the things he did to kayla. what he did to foley and so many others. for those people that say " isn't this a little violent?" how many times have you seen men , i think in all cases men for the most part in terms of this, where you see the orange suits and they are beheaded. or how many of you got to see, because it was out there, the jordanian pilot whose plane went down, they captured him, put him in a cage, and set him on fire? attacked veryrdan powerfully when that happened. they have never seen nothing like that. they set them on fire. and you al-baghdadi should never ever see a thing like that again. there will be new people emerging but this was the worst of this particular world. this was the worst. probably in certain ways the smartest. he was also a coward. he did not want to die. everybody was out and we were able to search him out and find them in the tunnel. >> you have taken a lot of heat for the syria pullout, do you think this will change your standing? pres. trump: i don't have a syria pullout.

maria: we show the james foley, peter kassig, dies at the hands of isis, do we know if there was documentso take with them? >> one of the benefits to have raid is what we found on the ground and how much more information we have. the caliphate has been destroyed because president trump changed the rules a lowed our military to get the job done, obama had one hand tied behind his back, president trump unleashed the military to destroy the caliphate but there's still 15,000 fighters roaming around but today is a big blow for them. the information that explored and will make us safer here, and when the president says others should do more, that's absolutely important, others should do more, our footprint should be smaller but no substitute for the american military, what did we learn last night the intelligence community never forgets, they're the best in the business and if you cross america, one day you will meet these men and women. maria: you broke the news when you were turning more positive on the president's plan to take troops out of syria because president was not going to allow reve

maria: we show the james foley, peter kassig, dies at the hands of isis, do we know if there was documents were able to take with them? >> one of the benefits to have raid is what we found on the ground and how much more information we have. the caliphate has been destroyed because president trump changed the rules a lowed our military to get the job done, obama had one hand tied behind his back, president trump unleashed the military to destroy the caliphate but there's still 15,000 fighters roaming around but today is a big blow for them. the information that explored and will make us safer here, and when the president says others should do more, that's absolutely important, others should do more, our footprint should be smaller but no substitute for the american military, what did we learn last night the intelligence community never forgets, they're the best in the business and if you cross america, one day you will meet these men and women. maria: you broke the news when you were turning more positive on the president's plan to take troops out of syria because president was not going t

members of eisel otherwise known as part of the beatles who were instrumental in the murders of james foley the u.s. journalist as well as other western hostages are being moved so that they theoretically could be brought to the united states to stand trial for their involvement the pentagon isn't confirming that these 2 men are in fact the ones that are being reported on but it would be a significant change given that in recent years the u.s. had been keeping a high value detainees either in iraq or who had moved them to guantanamo. well the u.n. security council is to meet in the coming hours to talk about what's going on in northeastern syria the meeting was requested by the 5 e.u. members that are currently on the council that's france germany belgium poland and the u.k. here's our diplomatic editor james bays after days of discussion the u.n. security council's agreed to have a meeting on current developments in syria but there's very little chance of agreement on anything other than expressions of general concern what do you hope to achieve these discussions and babs' the conventions

. >> true to his word, jihadi john murdered james foley on camera. >> i get a phone call. i pick it up and it's lisa monaco, president of counterterrorism. she says, there's a video of jim foley. and she's narrating it. i can see her saying, they're wearing an ordinary jumpsuit like a guantanamo de19ny. they're holding a knife. i hear her dissolving into tears. what they're watching is the beheading of james foley. >> he had to break the news to the president. >> i had to tell him what happened, and that in the video they said the reason they were doing this is because of a decision he had made. >> a visibly shaken president obama spoke out. >> today the entire world is appalled by the brutal murder of jim foley by the terrorist group isil. jim was taken from us in an act of violence that shocked the conscience of the entire world. >> tragically, there were to be many more bleak moments for the american administration and for american hostages. >> kalie mueller, a young woman. peter kasich. you're waiting for this terrible thing to happen and for it to be broadcast on yout

custody of at least two high-profile isis detainees, accused of murdering american journalists james foley and dozens of other foreigners >>> u.s. troops here are on their bases and they say so far they're seeing more turkish-backed militias than turkish troops and that worries them lester >> richard engel, thank you. >>> president trump's eldest son, donald trump jr. is sparking controversy tonight with a paid speaking appearance at a college campus in florida kristen welker has this story. >> reporter: back to school for the president's son, donald trump jr. set to speak at the university of florida tonight, but the guest of honor greeted with mixed reaction and even protesters at issue, tonight's appearance comes with a payday. trump junior, who will be joined by kimberly gilfoyle, will be taking home $50,000 in student activity fees. far less than other high-profile speakers like pitbull. the sold-out event was organized by the student government. some students argue their funds shouldn't go to a partisan event. >> i'm basically here to tell you this is not okay and it will never be ok

>> well, the death of james foley in august of 2014 was very tough on all of us. but it steeled are resolved make should be defeated isis. isis is one of the most brutal and dangerous terrorist organizations in modern times. it's good news that al-baghdadi s been killed. again, we still must remain vigilant. also applaud the decision of president trump for giving the green light. that is a gutsy call, and a tough call. >> harris: 50,000 plus troops in the region there to react. if we didn't have them there, this might have been very different. for those people who are critical, criticizing the president, do you think it's enough, what we've left behind? >> actually, it depends where those troops are. it's a total of 50,000 overall. >> harris: or more. >> or more. but in the region, in syria, there still is a need for a footprint. >> harris: huh. >> it's still not stable. there is a need. >> harris: how big of a footprint? >> that's difficult to call. i don't want to throw out numbers that are actual military leaders now may not agree with. i would say a footprint

the family of journalist james foley slain by isis welcomed the news but say it's not the end. >> i am grateful that he has been found and stopped but we must not think that they are defeated we must continue to be vigilant. >> reporter: baghdadi had been on the run for years the leader of the most brutal best-armed terrorist group in history killed in a smuggling town on the turkish border kurdish officials tell us they had a mole inside isis, an informant trusted by baghdadi who could visit him and was passing on information back to the kurds that they were relaying to the united states. >> richard, thank you. >>> and president trump has kept al-baghdadi in his sight since the beginning of his term calling him and isis, quote, savage monsters. nbc's hallie jackson has details leading up to the deadly strike. >> reporter: the president in extraordinary detail delivering a dramatic retelling of a mission that has consumed him, he says, since the day he took office >> i kept saying where's al-baghdadi? >> reporter: it wasn't until about a month ago that television keyed -- intelligence

among his thousands of victims americans james foley, steven sotloff, peter kassig, kayla mueller. the mission was named in kayla's honor, bringing an end to baghdadi's ruthless reign. >> he will never again harm another innocent man, woman, or child. the world is now a much safer place. >> reporter: there's been reaction from several of the families of baghdadi's victims, all of them hoping this will hinder any resurgence of isis, hoping the captured isis fighters will be brought to justice. kenneth, kaylee? >> all right, trevor, thank you. >>> house democrats conducting the impeachment inquiry are hoping to hear today from one of president trump's closest advisers. >> charles kupperman, a top deputy of ousted national security adviser john bolton, may be a no show. he filed a lawsuit asking the o defy a house subpoena. former white house chief of staff john kelly said before stepping down he advised the president he could avoid impeachment by not surrounding himself with yes-men. >> someone has got to be the guy that tells you that, you know, you either have the authority, you do

there murder of innocent americans james foley, stephen sought lough, peter carsick and kayla mulleran. i spoke to the king ofjordan, and they all knew and loved him. he was burned alive in a cage for all to see, and the execution of christians in libya and egypt, as well as the genocidal mass murder of the seds rank isis among the most depraved organisation in the history of our world. the forced religious conversions, the orange suits prior to so many beheadings, all of which we re to so many beheadings, all of which were openly displayed for the world to see, this was all that abu bakr al—baghdadi, this is what he wanted. this is what he was proud of. he was a sick and depraved man, and now he's gone. al—baghdadi was vicious and violent, and he died in a vicious and violent way, as a coward, running and crying. this raid was impeccable and could only have taken place with the acknowledgement and help of certain other nations and people. i want to thank the nations of russia, turkey, syria and iraq. and i also want to thank the syrian kurds for the support they were able to give us

huge section of iraq and syria-- capturing and killing llousands including four amer hostages-- james foley, steven s sotloff, peter kassig, an.kaya muelle u.s., syrian and coalition forcesorced isis out of much of the territory over several years. the u.s. decred victory over the group this march when the last isis-controlled town in syria was recaptured. according to the president, finding al-baghdadi became his ministration's top priority. yesterday, mr. trump, members of his cabinet and milita leaders gan monitoring theission from the situation room at about 5:00 p.m. once word of al-baghdadi's death and the safe return of all u.s. idtroops came in, the prt eeted a cryptic message attr 9:d 23 p.m. that "something very big has just happened!" taking questions afr his announcement this morning, the president said he watched the military operation in real time-- incding the final momts. mr. trump said he watched al- baghdadi take three children with him as he attempted to escape, but ultimaly detonated a suicide vest killing them all, as u.s. forces closed in. >> he die dlike a dog. d like

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members of eisel otherwise known as part of the beatles who were instrumental in the murders of james foley the u.s. journalist as well as other western hostages are being moved so that they theoretically could be brought to the united states to stand trial for their involvement the pentagon isn't confirming that these 2 men are in fact the ones that are being reported on but it would be a significant change given that in recent years the u.s. had been keeping a high value detainees either in iraq or who had moved them to guantanamo. so as you've already had we're expecting a un security council meeting to meet in urgent session later on today that's the way it was called for by the european members of the council is that diplomatic editor james bays after days of discussion the un security council's agreed to have a meeting on current developments in syria but there's very little chance of agreement on anything other than expressions of general concern what do you hope to achieve these discussions and babs' the conventions that. should if peace is there be a chance to do so already issue s

. >> brennan: on this historic day, we also want the remember the family of isis victims, james foleypeter cassock and kayla muller and the thousands whose names we don't know. from jones day law firm, this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> tonight -- president trump takes a victory lap. u.s. special forces hunt down the leader of isis. the notorious abu bakr al baghdadi. >> he died like a dog. he died like a coward. >> also tonight -- wildfires. it's now a statewide emergency in california as a historic wind storm fans the flames and the danger. >> firefighters have already cleared this scene but the hot spots like this just keep popping up. >>> a gunman opens fire at an off-campus party near a texas college. two are dead. a dozen hurt. >>> plus, high gas prices are driving california drivers mad. who is to blame for their pain at the pump? >>> and the

among the victims of al-baghdadi's gruesome campaign of terror, four americans captured in syria -- james foley, steven sotloff, peter kassig, and kayla mueller, who he repeatedly raped. the mission, named in her honor. >> those men and women that put their lives on the line, we owe them our sincere thanks. >> martha raddatz with us live from washington tonight. i know your sources are telling you that this baghdadi raid has been planned for some time, needed to be moved up because of the president's order to withdraw u.s. troops from syria? >> reporter: that's right. the raid had been in the works foofr weeks, bficial telling met because of the withdrawal of u.s. troops they had to do it now. and our kurdish partners who we are essentially leaving on their own in syria, were key players in the success of this operation. david? >> martha raddatz covered this all weekend long. thank you. and one more note tonight about that raid on al-baghdadi's compound, president trump tweeting an image late today, this picture of the hero dog, injured while chasing the terror leader down the one-way tunnel du

the family of journalist james foley, slain by isis, welcomed the news. >> i am grateful, certainly, that al baghd h must not think that they're defeated. we must continue to be vigilant. >> reporter: baghdadi had been on the run for years. the leader of the most brutal best-armed terrorist group in history, killed in a the turkis >> richard, sources are telling you now there was maybe an informant in baghdadi's inner circle? >> kurdish officials tell us that they had a mole very close to baghdadi. someone who would visit him, was trusted by him and was passing information to the kurds right till the very end and they were passing that information along to the united states. >> richard engel, thank you. >>> president trump said he has had baghdadi in his sights since he took office, calling him a thug and the number one terrorist. attack. now leading up to the >> reporter: a dramatic retelling of a mission. wldacati of the elusive and reclusive terrorist, with the operation ramping up in earnest two weeks ago after officialsri confirm baghdadi was where they thought he was, the presi

members of eisel otherwise known as part of the beatles who were instrumental in the murders of james foley the u.s. journalist as well as other western hostages are being moved so that they theoretically could be brought to the united states to stand trial for their involvement the pentagon isn't confirming that these 2 men are in fact the ones that are being reported on but it would be a significant change given that in recent years the u.s. had been keeping a high value detainees either in iraq or who had moved them to guantanamo. well the international committee of the red cross is expressing great concern about the plight of tens of thousands of people who they say now at great risk from the incursion if we talk about northeast syria in general we're talking about tens of thousands of people who have been displaced. whether they're in in camps in detention in towns in villages we know that in a. province we have the whole camp where there are proximately 68000 people of whom 90 percent are women and children so certainly we are talking about tens of thousands of people who are potentia

they were hard core killers but they killed many many people their murder of innocent americans james foley stephen saat law peter cass sick and kayla miller were especially heinous the shocking publicized murder of jordanian pilot a wonderful young man spoke to the king of jordan they all knew him they all loved he was burned alive in a cage for all to see and the execution of christians in libya and egypt as well as the genocidal mess better of the cities. rank isis among the most to pray for organizations the history of our world the forced religious conversions the are in suits prior to so many beheadings all of which were openly displayed for the world to see this was all that abu a car alba gotti this is what he wanted this is what he was proud of he was a sick and depraved man and now he's got a daddy who is vicious and violent and he died in a vicious and violent way as a coward running and crying this raid was impeccable and could only have taken place with the acknowledgement and help of certain other nations and people i want to thank the nations of russia turkey syria and iraq a

press indicating that 2 british members of eisel who were instrumental in the murders of james foley the u.s. journalist as well as other western hostages are being moved so that they theoretically could be brought to the united states to stand trial for their involvement the pentagon isn't confirming that these 2 men are in fact the ones that are being reported on but it would be a significant change given that in recent years the u.s. had been keeping a high value detainees either in iraq or who had moved them to guantanamo well for more on this we can speak to hike ivan and his the international crisis group's project to rectify syria iraq and lebanon he joins me now from brussels mr van and i imagine that this tactician casion doesn't come as much of a surprise to you this has been brewing for some time. well yeah i mean they have they have indicated that either one is indicated up for or. quite quite a while i mean it did come a bit of a surprise i would still say since i mean as lately as last friday i believe there were still patrols took a show american patrols in these areas

and he was scared out of his mind and think of james foley think of kayla think of the things he did to kayla what he did to foley and so many others and for those people that say oh isn't this a little violent think of how many times have you seen men. i think in all cases men for the most part but in terms of this where you see the orange suits and you see the ocean and they beheaded or how many of you got to see who is out there the jordanian pilot who's plane went down they captured him they put him in a cage and they set him on fire and they came of jordan actually attacked very powerfully when that happened they'd never seen a thing like that but he said i'm on fire. this was al baghdadi and you should never ever hopefully see a thing like that again now. they'll be new people emerge but this was the worst of of this particular world this was the worst probably in certain ways the smartest he was also a coward and he didn't want to die but think of it everybody was out and we were able to search him down and find him in the tunnel we knew the tunnel existed and that's where he

of james foley? what do you say to them? >> this is not my -- i didn't write their destiny. this is their destiny. this thing will not stop. it will not stop until the end. >> reporter: and that prisoner also telling me to expect fresh isis attacks in europe as vengeance for baghdadi's death. david? >> ian pannell in the region again tonight. ian, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the late development in the urgent manhunt for a missing 14-year-old girl. authorities and what they confirmed just a short time ago. >>> the deadly earthquake overseas tonight. the images coming in. buildings shaking. homes and schools destroyed. >>> and the horrific attack at a mcdonald's drive-through. the customer throwing hot coffee at the drive-through worker, causing first degree burns and the motive behind it. a lot more news ahead tonight. we'll be right back. ore news ahead tonight. ore news ahead tonight. we'll be right back. the nation's largest the best network is even better? best, fastest, best. enough. sprint's doing things diffe

elizabeth: james foley family thanked president and troops, foley was killed by isis. -- and murdered. kayla's mother said her daughter might still be alive if president obama had been as decisive at president trump, president obama called the isis fight a quote generational struggle. trump supports say he got baghdad's in 3 years i'm. >> >> know mat that is something we deal with, i think as a generational fight. something beyond any one president to fix. but the battle against isis, i think significant progress has been made you were president trump, he has not massively changed strategy from previous administration but tactically made a shift from the obama approach. and the proof is in the pudding with caliphate collapse and head of isis killed, and high-value targets and terrorists killed. we need to keep up the pressure on isis, make sure they don't regenerate. elizabeth: robin, your reaction to "washington post" initially reporting al-baghdadi a religious scholar, she sit people on fire, and executed children, and people saying he was more than a religious scholar. >> my reac r

press indicating that 2 british members of eisel who were instrumental in the murders of james foley the u.s. journalist as well as other western hostages are being moved so that they theoretically could be brought to the united states to stand trial for their involvement the pentagon isn't confirming that these 2 men are in fact the ones that are being reported on but it would be a significant change given that in recent years the u.s. had been keeping a high value detainees either in iraq or who had moved them to guantanamo while the united nations security council is due. to discuss the fighting in northeastern syria the 5 year members on the council that's france germany belgium opponent and the u.k. request of that meeting after taki announced the start of that cross border operation at a fanatic as has more from new york. after days of discussion the u.n. security council's agreed to have a meeting on current developments in syria but there's very little chance of agreement on anything other than expressions of general concern what do you hope to achieve this week road discussi

moment, i think probably an emotional moment for some of these families including the family of james foley, one of the journalists beheaded by isis a number of years ago. diane foley, james' mom, put out a statement in the past few minutes, she says, i'm grateful to our president and brave troops for finding the isis leader. i hope this will hinder the resurgence of terrorist groups and i pray that captured isis fighters will be brought to trial and held accountable. sarah, i think it's worth reflecting on that journalists were among the targets of these isis terrorists. >> absolutely, that's one of the things that's so visceral for the people covering this story, is that the journalists covering it really do feel affected by it. >> what did you make of the president's q&a session? >> there's a big sort of sharp intake of breath when the president says he's going to take questions because things typically go off the rails. and i think this was no exception. and i think that one of the things that we hadn't talked about yet is how this moment is really kind of where the deep state came thro

carley: the mother of james foley also thanking president trump.teful for this president for talking al-baghdadi and keeping vigilant. now democrats slow to react to news of al-baghdadi's death. rob: doug collins says it's because they rather remain silent in his opinion than acknowledge any success for the trump white house. >> they are just focused on one thing, election next november, this should be something celebrated by all parties, isis separated themselves, leader al-baghdadi separated themselves out and did not want to participate in the world as we know it, they we wanted to kill everything and be a part -- disrespect for themselves and everything that the civil sized world knows, the silence on there, maybe they're upset that impeachment are not headlines this morning, this is a god day for america, good day for the administration and good day for everyone. carley: several leaders on both sides of the aisle accuse the administration of having no real plans to combat isis following the shift of u.s. troops in syria. rob: mourning turns in

their murder of innocent ericans, james foley, steven sotlov, peter kasic and caleb mueller were especially heinous. the shocking publicized murder f a jordanian pilot, a wonderful young man, spoke to the king of jordan. they all knew him and loved him. he was burned alive in a cage for all to see on the execution of christians in libya and egypt as well as the genocidal mass murder of ucides rank isis among the most depraved organizations, the history of our world, the forced religious conversions, the orange suits prior to so many beheadings, all of which were openly . splayed for the world to see this was all that abu bakr al bag addie, this is what he wanted and what he was proud of. e was a sick and depraved man. and now he's gone. baghdadi was vicious and violent and he died in a vicious and violent way as a coward running and crying. this raid was impeccable and could only have taken place with the acknowledgement and help of other certain nations and people. i want to thank the nations of russia, turkey, syria and iraq and i also want to thank the syrian kurds for certain support th

their murder of innocent americans, james foley, steven sotlaugh, peter cassic and caleb mueller were especially heinous. the shocking publicized murder of the jurordanian pilot, a wonderful young man. i spoke to the king of jordan. they all loved him. he was burned alive in a cage for all to see. >> it's chilling. how important was it for him to take the time to do that? okay. unfortunately we don't have juliet's audio. let me ask you that question, admiral. >> i think it was important for him to cite those americans by name and to remind everybody about just how brutal and openly overtly brutal isis was. i also think it was a missed opportunity to note the thousands of muslims that suffered under isis control and were likewise brutally executed and murdered and tortured and extorts fed for isis purposes. the vast majority of the victims of isis have been muslims and that's important to remember. >> juliet, your thoughts? >> i agree with john. i think that's exactly right, to remind the muslim world who in fact he was and what he did to the muslim world but also the sweep of his dest

and think of james foley. think of kayla. think of the things he did to kayla. nd so many others. and for those people that say, oh, isn't this a little violent? think of how many times have you seen men, i think in all cases men, for the most part, but in terms of this, where you see the orange suits and you see the ocean. and they are beheaded. or how many of you got to see, because it was out there, the jordanian pilot whose plane went out. they captured him and put him in a cage and set him on fire. and the king of jordan actually attacked very powerfully when that happened. they've never seen a thing like that. but he set him on fire. this was al baghdadi. and you should never, ever hopefully see a thing like that again. now there will be new people emerge, but this was the worst of this particular world. this was the worst. probably in certain ways the smartest. he was also a coward. and he didn't want to die. but think of it. everybody was out. and we were able to search him down and find him in the tunnel. we knew the tunnel existed. and that's where he w

. >> the president asked people to remember americans killed by isis including journalist james foleya mueller and peter kassig, former army ranger and aide worker, the president called mission carried out in grand style, leland. leland: we will wait for intel that will come from the mission. lucas, back to you when your sources have more, gillian. gillian: more insight on the intelligence gathered overnight during the raid, we will bring hudson institute former fellow, michael, you say that there's not just value here, intelligence and information that the u.s. now gets a peek at. >> should give intel community nsa; cia any information on eminent attacks and also the networks, facilitation networks for travel of high-value targets and also the signal's intelligence network, the problem is because everyone knows that al-baghdadi has been killed, a lot of high-value targets are changing locations. gillian: harder to track. >> sets the intelligence community back 6 weeks or 6 months, we saw this in osama bin laden raid. president obama said 4 hours after the raid that osama bin laden wa

workers like james foley and kayla mueller, attacks nearly wiping out the yazidis. antitrump media mob reacting to another trump accomplishment, "the washington post" calling the terrorist leader the austere religious scholar dies at 48, even if the president cured cancer as i said they would want to impeach him for curing cancer but i want the american people to remember how blessed we are. we live in the united states of america and have the best military force on the face of this earth. the best intelligence officials on the face of this earth. remember, we are a country that stands for freedom, prosperity around the world. we are the shining city on the hill that reagan talked about. that believes in truth and justice. there has never been a country in the history of mankind that has used their tremendous power and resources for the advancement of the human condition more than the united states of america. abused it less, that power than the united states of america. it's why we pray for these brave men and women overseas. stand strong in the war against terror

remember 2014, journalist james foley. by this evil terror group. that same year, another american journalist named stephen saw walt americans who were killed by isis terror attacks all over the world. thanks to president trump, and our brave men and women in the u.s. military. you know how i always celebrate the 1% of those who abuse the powerful tools versus the 99% of the brave intelligence committee, they deserve a lot of credit tonight. thanks to all of you. the caliphate has been defeated. it has been destroyed in syria. the trail of isis is shocking, they turned many great cities into rubble. hundreds and thousands are dead as a result from the millions displayed. the world will never be the same. for "the washington post," jeff bezos' newspaper to ever refer to this terrorist scum as "an austere religious scholar," is sick, ugly, twisted, and exactly why america will never trust these corrupt mainstream media fake news outlets ever again. it's not just "the washington post" either. instead of celebrating the death of the world's most wanted

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. >> reporter: another victim of baghdadi's bloodthirsty jihadist was journalist james foley killed on >> al-baghdadi ordered their brutality and torture. >> his mom has fought to see alleged members of the gang brought to trial. >> what do you think james would say today? >> jim did not like violence, and i think he would want our country to show how justice is best served through our court of law. and i think that's what he would most want to see. >> and then there are the families of at least 12 american hostages still missing in syria. like austin tice from texas, his parents speaking to savannah in 2018. >> what's your next step what keeps you hopeful >> yeah, well, we know he's alive. and we're sure he wants to come home >> keir, all of these families have been through so much. they all have different desires in this situation. is there anything they agree on and what they want to happen next >> reporter: that's right, savannah, they don't inevitably all have exactly the same opinion. kayla mueller's family very much want her body to be found. they are very much in praise of pres