this is matthew "matty" calamari. executive vice president and chief operating officer of the trump organization. if he doesn't look like the executive type, he's not. he reportedly caught trump's eye back in the '80s when the future president saw him roughing up some hecklers at a tennis tournament where he was working security. trump hired him as a bodyguard and sometimes chauffeur which is what he was doing when described in a 1993 trump biography. you'd do anything for me, matty? yes, sir, mr. trump. would you kill for me, matty? donald pressed. yes, sir. loyal, but how do you think matty might fare under questioning live in front of the entire nation? hard to say. we can only go by what we've seen before. >> um, because, wow, because, wow, i'm not doing too good. >> that's thing two in 60 seconds. >> that's thing two in0 6 seconds. to change us make us better parents, better leaders, better people. and there's no better place to listen than audible. with audible you get a credit good for any audiobook and exclusi

despite him telling congress he had no connection with trump's team at the time and questioned by matty hassen on al-jazeera as head to head program the blackwater c.e.o. said the public transcript of the congressional hearing could be wrong what you didn't tell congress is that on august third twenty sixteen you were at a meeting during the campaign at trump tower with don jr trump son which stephen miller then a campaign advisor to trump with george nader a former blackwater colleague of yours who works as a back channel to the saudis there moralities you're supposed to be convicted paedophile and also joel's imo an israeli expert on social media manipulation how come you didn't mention that meeting to congress given it so relevant to their investigation. i did as part of the part of the investigations i certainly disclosed any any meetings the very not you i don't in the congressional testimony you gave to the house we went through you didn't mention anything about august twenty sixth meeting in trump tower i specifically asked you what context you have and you didn't answer that. i

. >>> former secretary jim mattis is returning to his previous role.ion prior to joining the trump administration. in his second go around, he will be researching about domestic policy in addition to participating in military and national security events. in a statement from the press released announcing the news, mattis says, in part, quote, i believe we have on obligation to pass on the lessons we have learned so that future generations can study, learn and become better. mattis designed last september over president trump's sudden decision to withdraw all u.s. troops from syria. not only has trump walked back on that plan, but the "wall street journal" reports the administration is keeping as many as 1,000 troops in syria. half the number deployed there when mattis first resigned. >>> this is one of our favorite stories of the morning. it may have you tearing up at the end of it. another soldier surprise caught on camera. this time dad posing as his son's sparring partner. watch this. >> c'mon. c'mon. again. >> daddy? >> you were such a good boy whe

the resolution before us today says that the mattis policy is a ban. it's not. and the d.c. circuit court of appeals found on january 4, 2019, that it is factually inaccurate to call it a blanket ban. in reversing the lower court, the court of appeals said, quote, the district court made an erroneous finding that the mattis plan was the equivalent of a blanket ban on transgender service, end quote. this resolution before us says that there is a global medical consensus on transgender care, but the world professional association for transgender health says that they offer flexible clinical guidelines which cannot possibly reflect all the differences and situations which exist. mr. speaker, just turning to the substance of the matter for a second, to me the heart of the issue is contained in the very first sentence to the department report, which was issued february, 2018. the first sentence says, it is a bedrock principle of the department of defense that any eligible individual who can meet the high standards for military service, without special accommodations, should be pe

mattis' first day back at stanford is may 1st. >>> this is no day at a cliff. skyranger was overhead this morning at marshal's beach north of baker beach. how the man got stranded there we don't know. but crews got him down and he is okay. >>> up next, privacy versus public safety. the high-tech debate going on right now in contra costa county. more hurt, after an r-v d in solano county. you can there )s nothing left of >>> two people are dead, two more hurt after an rv exploded in solano county. you can see there's nothing left of the rv roof. it happened around 4:30 this morning at the dixon mayfair grounds north of vacaville. >>> a nightmare morning commute in the east bay stretched well into the afternoon. a semi-truck caught fire on the alta mont pass and noo hours. an road.but parts of the big rig traffic was backed up for hours at some point for miles. >>> contra costa county has given the green light for cameras. you may have noticed similar plate-reading cameras above intersections in danville and lafayette. they believe the cameras will immediately ma

[applause] -- mattie scott. she is a long-term resident of the western edition, and i have known known her and her work for over 15 years. she is a san francisco chapter leader, of mothers in charge. she is also the executive director of a healing for our families and our nation. her journey began with a heartbreak. on july 17th, 1996, her youngest sun mac was shot and killed while attending a graduation party in the western edition. she says this senseless act of violence produced a ripple effect of an even greater pain on my family, neighbors, community and our city. ninety-six homicides ripped our safety of san francisco that year, depression, posttraumatic stress disorder, and fear for my other children's lives set in and disrupted my life. three months later, i went to my first support group. friends and family of murdered victims, and the rest is history since this tragic loss, she has been -- had a nationwide -- has been on a nationwide mission to address the root causes of gun violence for over 25 years.

is the mattis policy a ban? and we had one of the witnesses testified earlier said you couldn't temporarily transfer to go to school or be promoted or change branches or those things or be commissioned. are those things true? ban, and people who were grandfathered in can't transfer between branches? is that correct? secretary stewart: the d.c. circuit court of a appeals determined it was not a ban on transgender persons serving in the military. that's the first thing. the second question, sir? representative kelly: one of the witnesses testified that you couldn't be commissioned from the green to gold, you couldn't transfer to a temporary school that is outside and come back in if you were grandfathered in is , that the case, or be promoted? secretary stewart: you are grandfathered under the current 2018 policy. everyone that is currently has a diagnosis of gender dysphoria will be brought in and they will be grandfathered. representative kelly: vice admiral bono, can you explain the co-morbidities with gender d

mattis resign three months ago as defense secretary, after conflict with president trump over policy.s a former marine general have been working at the national security specialists at the hoover institution, one president trump nominated him in 2016 to will research and write about domestic and international security policy. >>> we are now seeing redacted versions of the search warrants for the presix, michael cohen. they showed home , office, and hotel room. the nearly 900 pages released show requests from investigators to obtain and review emails from 2016 and 2017, and that the special counsel's team also sought warrants into cohen's communications during the presidential campaign. >> he was a subject from the data special counsels show the. they must have known that he was, you know, part of the key things that they were looking at. >>> it was not until a predawn raid in april 2018 that investigators seized more than 4 million electronic and paper files, along with laptops, phones, and hard drives. the search warrants also show investigators were looking into a checking account f

charles: mattie, peter, thank you very much.here is a new talking point from the democrats now that the country is in a full-fledged crisis but where are the solutions? are they concerned about stoking fear, than solving america's problems? mind the panel. we'll delve into that next. ♪ charles: well the democratic party, they like to stir the pot, right? stoking fear, anger, victimization in order to get-out-the-vote. at a commemoration of the 54th anniversary of bloody sunday in selma, alabama yesterday, hillary clinton told the crowd that the country is quote in a full-fledged crisis. when jesse jackson was asked what he thought that trump would have been doing if he were at selma, at that time, he said, quote, probably with the stormtroopers. i want to say there are real crises out there, very cruel areas, suicide rates, democrats are ignoring those, where are the solutions for all of this? joining me progressive commentator rashad ritchie and republican pollster chris wilson. i let me start with you. i tried to follow all th

>> general mattis had a reputation of mad dog with the president.was seen as someone seasoned and a military presence. the people around the president now have big personalities. ambassador bolton and secretary of state pompeo. but they don't have the same kind of militaristic gruff personality that the president often counted on to be a counterweight to his own instincts. >> robert costa, as always, what a pleasure. tonight we got to have two conversations with you to boot. thank you very much for sticking around for us. >>> coming up, it seldom happens, but it happened today as a profoundly personal moment took place in the midst of a u.s. senate hearing. we'll have that for you when we come back. >>> the last thing before we go tonight is republican senator martha mcsally of arizona. she will be forever enshrined in u.s. military history because she was the first female fighter pilot to fly in combat for this country and the first female to command a fighter squadron. mcsally was from rhode island. went to the air force academy then on to harvard

i think he's a different person from mattis.own independence out of principles that were not in alignment with the president's, and pompeo has a set of principles that seem much more in alignment with the president. so i don't see him as being deeply distressed about this. i think he's, you know, he's sort of taking it as a matter of course and moving on. i mean, he and the president sort of seem to share this view that what matters is power and not human rights and what matters is trying to protect america's interests as they define it. >> all right. thank you, both. i appreciate it. >>> and next, some democrats say trump's taxes could be the most damaging thing to trump's presidency. >> you hear the president say no collusion, no collusion, no collusion, right? we should be talking about taxes, taxes, taxes and his percent. >> one top republican in congress expands next. >>> and he's the man democrats are running against in 2020. so why are some candidates going out of their way to avoid saying his name? >> i plan on prosecuti

>> general mattis had a reputation of mad dog with the president.d and a military presence. the people around the president now have big personalities. ambassador bolton and secretary of state pompeo. but they don't have the same kind of militaristic gruff personality that the president often counted on to be a counterweight to his own instincts. >> robert costa, as always, what a pleasure. tonight we got to have two conversations with you to boot. thank you very much for sticking around for us. >>> coming up, it seldom happens, but it happened today as a profoundly personal moment took place in the midst of a u.s. senate hearing. we'll have that for you when we come back. e come back. (client's voice) remember that degree you got in taxation? (danny) of course you don't because you didn't! your job isn't doing hard work... ...it's making them do hard work... ...and getting paid for it. (vo) snap and sort your expenses to save over $4,600 at tax time. quickbooks. backing you. but i'm more than a number. when i'm not teaching, i'm taking steep grades

mattie is calling for the sacking of a local governor. good name is joins us now from the scene of the design natasha we can see people gathered so on the banks there we've. moved the movement . we've been speaking to people here on the banks of the tigris river in mosul all morning and their anger and pain are how bubble we spoke to a very large family just now lots of sobbing women and angry men and they lost a father and his two daughters and they're saying that this accident was preventable that the amusement park a ferry operator packed so many people onto this ferry in order to make money they accuse the government of one time neglect and they want answers what's particularly heartbreaking for this family they came to the banks to pray but they also and it's grim to say came to look and see if perhaps they could see the bodies of their loved ones those three people are still missing they are among the dozens of families who are desperately awaiting answers if they aren't here at the banks of the tigris many have been going to the mo

[applause] -- mattie scott. she is a long-term resident of the western edition, and i have known known her and her work for over 15 years. she is a san francisco chapter leader, of mothers in charge. she is also the executive director of a healing for our families and our nation. her journey began with a heartbreak. on july 17th, 1996, her youngest sun mac

and you can see the full interview with erik prince on head to head with matty has and at zero one hundred g.m.t. on sunday it's also online at al-jazeera. for the third time in a month in a boat a treatment center in the democratic republic of congo has been attacked medical teams are trying to control the latest outbreak of the virus which is already killed more than five hundred people in the east of the country barbara reports. soldiers dragged a suspected attacker through the forest close to the temporary bella center in the democratic republic of congo is one of several men said to have fired shots into the buildings where medical teams battling to contain the spread of ribera after finding myself a barrier to what i was washing glasses when i heard bullets i wondered what's going on one of our colleagues who was busy burning but garbage began shouting but the attackers were already entering the treatment center from the main entrance. it's less than a week since the potential center reopened after it was attacked in february is said north kivu province source of the republic's lates

sayingff, jim mattis was that was his most successful nato summit. he has only been 22. the bar is lower. rebeccah: he said it was his most successful summit. generally they have papers sorted, so there is not a lot that comes out of these things. he said it was successful. >> i understand. i'm just saying, he only went to two as secretary of defense. the saudi's have intercepted over 100 missiles. areas that missiles have been launched into, they are the most world,ve force in the arguably with the israelis but then you get into an argument of missiles versus rockets. important argument, by the way. >> they are firing more rockets and missiles. >> it is. but there are issues of distance and things like that. they have over 100 intercepts to the extent that there have been successful iraqi missile launches. generally they have been launched in places that are not offended. i think this idea that our partners are ineffective, kuwait -- behnam: i didn't get the -- brad: do you have a question? >> no, i don't. brad: they welcomed comment. thank you. right over here. hi. aip

and a pleasure to work with secretary mattis to craft the 2018 national defense strategy. released in january, 2018, that strategy laid the foundation for restoring military readiness and the modernizing our joint force for an era of great power competition. i now oversee the continuing execution of that strategy. which is the undisputed driver of today's budget request. it was extremely helpful for the department to receive authorization and apprehension bills on time and at the requested top line last year. with 87% of congress in bipartisan support last year marked the earlier signing of an authorization bill in four decades. the strategy you supported last year is the same strategy we are asking you to fund this year. the $750 billion top lineup for national defense enables d.o.d. to maintain irregular warfare as a core competency. yet pr prioritizes modernization to compete, deter and win in any possible high-end fight of the future. this budget is critical for the continued execution of our strategy. and it reflects difficult but necessary decisions that align finite

while sarah sanders would not confirm that patrick shanahan will be nominated to replace james mattis, you want a permanent secretary of defense, not an acting. we have a permanent attorney general and soon to follow have a permanent secretary of defense. >> she was smiling when you asked the question. letting on a little bit there. john roberts live for us. thank you. let's see how lawmakers reacting to the president's budget proposal. mike emanuel live on capitol hill. mike? >> good afternoon. vermont senator bernie sanders is blasting it saying this is a budget for the military industrial complex for corporate ceos, wall street and the billionaire class. it's dead on arrival. we don't need billions for a wall that nobody wants. we need a budget for all of americans. much of the fight over the budget debate this spring will be over that border wall. the president wants $8.6 billion for it. the president's allies support that request but note that democrats are in the majority in the house. >> they don't want a border wall, they don't want border security. you know, they give lip ser

. >>> meanwhile former defense secretary jail mattis is joining the hoover institution on may 1ston the public policy think tank to write about domestic and international policy. >>> and we'll take a quick look at the big board, wall street some gains earlier in the day, not so much at this point only up less than a interviewing pro, maybe even closer to 0, we beck and healthcare taxpayers leading the back for most of the day today. >>> and a daring brain surgery is giving a group of children a new chance at life. kids born with a devastating disorder. >> they cannot walk, they cannot talk, they cannot feed themselves. >> kpix5 has the exclusive story behind an experimental treatment pioneered right here in the bay area. can you watch our original report on this life changing gene therapy tonight on kpix5 news at 7:00. >>> get ready for a super moon to bright up the sky tonight, it will be the last super moon of the entire year and according to cna the best way to spot the giant moon is to catch it as it rises. >>> spectacular show out there tonight but i think this are looking quiet. >

. >>> former pentagon chief jim mattis is returning to stanford. the hoover institution announced that mattis will join the public policy think tank to research domestic and international he was in the same role at hoover when president donald trump nominated him to be secretary of defense in december of 2016. >>> the u.s. supreme court today said the government can detain immigrants with criminal records anytime, even years after completing prison time. the court voted 5-4 in favor of the government in this case which centered on whether detention must occur immediately following an immigrant's release from criminal custody or if it can happen months or even years later. justice stephen breyer said the ruling raises serious due process questions. >>> new zealand's prime minister is urging people to save the name of the 50 victims killed in the shooting massacre instead of the name of the map suspected of killing them. jacinda ardern believes mentioning his name will give him notoriety. she has asked for drastic changes to gun laws following last f

joining me to discuss national taxpayer union mattie duppler.st, how surprised are you that president obama has weighed in on this? >> it is surprising to hear president obama say at the price tag it is of great concern to democrats, given some of the policies that he proposed as president. it is interesting as well. to me i'm always astounded democratic voters do not hold democratic politicians to account on votes like this. if you recall, senate republicans used this tactic in the past with president obama's budget. put those on the floor repeatedly. repeatedly would get zero support of votes of senate democrats not willing to walk the plank on progressive policies and the price tag they included. charles: why do you think the democrats are so frustrated about it? this is their idea. presidential candidates say we have 12 years before it is too late the world will essentially end. this is a sense ever urgency about this. >> right. charles: senator mcconnell, obliges them, it is your idea. it's a great idea. it will save the world, why not just

this is a team effort to because it's it works well with two people mattie islam gratitudes originally from germany is teaching the next generation of the scientifically he's lived in the u.k. since nine hundred eighty nine and what to cambridge university for more than twenty years the prospect of bricks it has left him feeling depressed about what the future may hold but the scientific community and society as a whole important people have left other people who normally would have come to take up jobs here are not coming students are worried some students are worried about coming we get increasingly questions about what you know what does it mean for us. yeah you know this the greatness of british signs comes from english as an international language and therefore inviting in people from all over the interface of different ways of thinking come together that's where your creative seventy three percent of people in cambridge voted to remain in the e.u. in twenty six states many people from all over the world live here it is affluent and has one of the fastest growing local economies i

. >> sreenivasan: mattie daughtry is a state house representative from brunswick. owns a local brewery and was one of the sponsors of maine's student loan payback offer. t fact of the matter is, for my age group, we have some very sious issues facing us, as far as being able to be a part of the american dream. when you have stude debt, it can be hard to get a car. it can be hard to look at other jobs. it's really becoming a barer to those next steps to the american dream. >> sreenivasan: according to the federarve bank of new york, in 2017, americans owed trillion in student loa debt, and the amount of money borrowed doubled in the past eight years. the debt relief comes in the form of a tax credit. it allows college graduates who work in the state to deduct student loan payments from their state income tax. >> it can be over a ten-year plan. the amount varie whether it's a stem degree or not. if it's a stem degree, it is up to a $5,000 credit. and then if it's a non-stem degree, it'sbout up to $3,500, $4,000. >> sreenivasan: daughtry took out a student loan.in ord

. >> james mattis is returning to the hoover institution at stanford university to take on the same role he had before he joined the trump administration. he will start on may 1st. he will join the public tank re write about domestic and international security policy. he believes he has an obligation to pass along lessons for the benefit of future generations. >>> former house speaker paul ryan joined the board of fox corporation the parent company of fox news. ryan retired from congress several months ago. his appointment to the fox board comes as the company is going through changes. in a deal set to close tomorrow, disney will acquire most of 21st century fox. >>> spring might be approaching but flu season is here to stay. a second wave hitting the u.s.. why your flu shot might not protect you. >>> this bird might look like a run-of-the-mill pigeon, but it is worth more than most people's homes. >>> >> coming upthe talk of the town and one north bay city how one man hopes to prove a point by displaying naked mannequins in his yard. . >>> tropical are heading to san francisco, getting

mattis quit. it was all very controversial.y was really troubled by this, and he approached pence and they had a conversation. they've known each other for some time. they're both politicians from indiana. coats recommended him for the job. and he really as one person told us, struggled with what to do at that time and wanted to leave as well. but pence talked to him. one of the reasons he gave for him not to leave is following mattis, it would look like too much turmoil in the administration and he should hold tight, hold the line and stay and coats agreed to stay until at least the summer. that's where we are with that. and then there's been other points of tension since then. >> we have a list of some of them. the time the president demanded that coats criticized the intelligence committee. coats was like no, i'm good. >> not in the job description. that started early on. if you recall, coats came in. he was sworn in a little a week after trump tweeted that president obama was wiretapping him during the 2016 campaign which t

national taxpayers union mattie duppler is with us.tart with the simple part, mattie, how americans are being treated or treat the tax refunds that people need to rethink that? >> at beginning of tax season we heard a lot about democrats about tax refunds down early in the season, a lot of democrats were saying that your tax liability was lower. your tax refund has nothing to do with the tax liability. we know 90% of middle class taxpayers got a tax cut as a result of tax cut and jobs act. those people are better off all year long. the fact their refund may have been lower especially at beginning of tax season, result not giving interest-free loan to the government for entire year. in fact that is lot better situation to be in. i would rather have the average american have the money in the pocket than the government confiscate it for better part of the year. connell: say not sophisticated investor, makes at argument, logical argument, say to themselves, you know what, i will give it as you say, interest-free loan to the government. let

, you heard me reference testimony that we and the senate have repeatedly received from secretary mattis and also from general dunford about the need for at least 3 to 5% real growth through 2023. and that that figure was endorsed by the bipartisan national strategy commission. i don't recall that you have ever weighed in on and what sort of top line growth, there is lots of discussion beneath the top line. what sort of top line level is necessary for us to continue to repair readiness and also deal with the complex threats posed by russia, china and others? >> thank you, sir. quite often people -- kind of pick a number, look overtime and say an aggregate, what number be or what should a trend be. going back to chair dunford an d analytics. three trends that factor in to the rate of growth, real growth rate adjusted for inflation. first the world continues to get more dangerous. and so that manifests itself in troop strength. the second component is we are still recovering readiness. real account that we have to restore and sustain. probably the biggest driver for our growth is moderniza

charles le clerc has become increasingly ambitious the restructuring has resulted in the appointment of matty hoping not to stay focused with either through the changes this year and hopefully we can use the woman to make sure that we do the final step in order to be competitive and it appears to changes may pay off fattal's pre-season lap times have even impressed lewis hamilton his fiercest right. ferrari that the pace is very very good at the moment so the challenge is going to be harder than ever. to awaits between sebastian fattal and lewis hamilton and perhaps this could be the year that ferrari finally makes it to the top again. coming up on did have you news asia a pakistani health worker on a mission to rid her country of the crippling polio virus even though hundreds of her colleagues have been killed simply for doing their job. to respond as she has more on that and other stories in a d w news asia that's coming up in just a few minutes stay with us. europe. what unites us. what defines. what binds the continent to our. answers and stories aplenty. spotlight on people. sixty minute

call the military industrial complex for action well military people and you saw this in general mattis who was then the secretary of defense if you've been in a war celeste thing in the world you want you want to you want to be as strong as you can in order to prevent war that's what that's what our mission should be in terms of the defense the defense department is peace through strength and that's that's not a an empty issue you want to be ready in case you really need it and just to go out and create regime change and and what have you is not in keeping with our values and we should not be pushing that but unfortunately the neo conservatives are doing that there isn't a war they don't like and they and they have to do it in order to keep the defense establishment well greased they think but i think it can be done in other ways deterrent effect though should be don't even think that is correct if you even think about it we can use this if you use if you use it against us thank you former pentagon official michael maloof thank you for always good to have you thank you a whole doesn't

thousand troops there he initially said they're all coming home that led to the resignation of jim mattis who is the defense secretary and concern from allies around the world now because of that concern he's decided that there's going to keep around four hundred troops in the country to stop any resurgence of eisel yeah because not holding any more territory in syria is their friend from being completely defeated the capture of bibles marks the end of the group's territory but not the group itself. exactly right you remember that at one point i still controlled territory in iraq in syria that was roughly the size of mainland britain and so it was a huge swathe of territory but slowly that was claimed but by numerous fighting forces one of donald trump's biggest criticisms of barack obama was that by pulling troops united states troops out of iraq that created a vacuum and led to the creation of i saw no one point even claimed that barack obama was the founder of eisel clearly he didn't want to make the same mistake territorially i saw clearly defeated an expert would tell you that but th

matty has a son didn't bates discusses and dissects the big issues of our times and had tads five years after the revolution focuses in ukraine will have a chance to offer a verdict on what's come since. and a powerful new film residents of occupied east jerusalem share their thoughts on its cost present and future. leaders will gather for the thirtieth arab league summit in tunis yet join a school coverage and we examine the development of an unusual alliance between radical buddhist monks and the military in man ma ma ch on i'll just sierra. a nation where corruption is endemic embroiled in a battle to hold the power. is this radical transformation. really that if you were shedding light on the remaining pressing for change and the unconventional methods to eliminate corruption remain the people on al-jazeera. chanting the long live algeria thousands take to the streets to protest against the president's standing for a fifth term in office as his campaign manager to submit his official papers. hello i'm maryam namazie in london you know with al-jazeera also coming up. diplomacy not dr

charles le clerc has become increasingly ambitious the restructuring has resulted in the appointment of matty have been not asking. for this either through a lot of changes this year and hopefully we can use you know the woman to make sure that we do the final step in order to be competitive and it appears to changes may pay off fattal's pre-season lap times have even impressed lewis hamilton his fiercest right. that the pace is very very good at the moment so the challenge is going to be harder than ever. to await between sebastian fattal and lewis hamilton and perhaps this could be the year that ferrari finally makes it to the top again. as a reminder top story britain's parliament is due to vote whether to pass because a youthful mission to delay. the u.k. is due to leave the bloc in fifteen days last night as opposed to troop out leaving the e.u. without a withdrawal the. d.w.p. turkish construction grinds to a halt because that's up next. euro . what unites. what divides us. the money looks like tragically. what binds the continent together. answers and stories aplenty play. spotlight on

withdraw two thousand troops it was such a surprise it provoked the resignation of defense secretary jim mattis and criticism from allies world white no he plans to keep four hundred troops in country pushed by the pentagon and allies in part to stop any resurgence of the case of syria is a strange game. musical chairs in that the point is this is not just for the united states but for russia iran and turkey and israel whoever is intervene in syria is do not have a seat when the music stops because no one wants to pay for the reconstruction of a country and we have one against isis this year alone president trump predicted the end of i saw thirteen times that we will have one hundred percent of the caliphate i think president trump wants to emphasize that isis is militarily defeated he's not wrong it's just that as an organization it carries on and we have to make sure that it doesn't come back otherwise we really truly do get stuck in endless wars in the middle east donald trump wanted to be the man who defeated eisel the territorial force. but he'll be told quite clearly this group hasn't gon