ramadi, tikrit, fallujah, baghdad, they are able to conduct attacks.osul is key, but doing it right is more important. otherwise you reset the conditions that led to isis to begin with. anchor: what will be key to the success of this mission to clear isis from mosul? >> what will be key is not creating a refugee crisis. ule one million sunnis in mos are expected to go to the kurdish regional territory, putting a lot of pressure on the kurdish government. baghdad has not helped curtis itswith -- kurdistan with refugee crisis today. there are one million refugees already in kurdistan from syria and iraq. makest does, it the sunni population in iraq further distrust the u.s. and baghdad, because we are working with shia militia. they don't want to see kurdish militias in mosul. is no reason why the united states and again -- baghdad should not have already created a sunni force. there should be uniformed sunnis put back into the iraqi army to make a sincere reconciliation signal to the sunni community in mosul and iraq. anchor: is this a battle that will

we won ramadi, baghdad, mosul, fallujah, and tikrit. oh, but it was a mistake, but it's imperative we learn about it. i would be apoplectic. >> she's trying to appeal to the bernie sanders voters out there. some of them, we know, are at least turning more favorably to trump now, sean. she wants to peel those people away, and she knows that a lot of these republicans who used to be with bush are closer to her on some of these issues than trump. so she's walking a tightrope here on what she thinks on foreign policy. she's trying to appeal to the bernie people, and she's trying to get some of these republicans to go over to her as well. and i think she's failing on both sides. i think she was terrible last night. >> i thought it was a horrible night for her. >> it was an awful appearance. >> can you imagine saying we're not going to put troops on the ground, but they're already there. their lives are at risk, not only that, pulling out of iraq created the opening, the vacuum for isis to rise and with the financial resources. >> and losing

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the bomb did not explode, but blocks away, a bomb allegedly left by ahmad ramadi, wounded 31. late today, police in el cajon, california, released videos showing tuesday's fatal police shooting of a black man. 38-year-old hollandeo is seen pointing an object at officers. he was immediately shot and tased. what he was holding turned out to be an electronic cigarette. his sister called the police because he was acting erratically. the shooting near san diego was president last night. this evening, 275,000 civilians are under attack, according to the i united nations. they're besieged in eastern aleppo, which rebelled against the syrian dictatorship more than five years ago. russian and syrian warplanes are trying to finish them off. today, rescue workers pulled a child from a collapsed building. the miracle and the exhaustion were overwhelming. one the of the most experienced reporters on the syrian war is our elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: for nearly two weeks, it's been like it this-- russian and syrian warplanes and artillery pounding eastern aleppo. they're targeting islamic

they've taken back ramadi, fallujah. they've got to hold them. they've got to now get into mosul. we're going to work to make sure they have the support, they have special forces, as you know, they have enablers, they have surveillance, intelligence, reconnaissance help. they are not going to get ground troops. we are not putting ground troops into iraq ever again. and we're not putting isis without committing american ground troops. so those are the kinds of decisions we have to make on a case-by-case basis. and remember, when i became secretary of state, we had 200,000 troops deployed in iraq and afghanistan. and i'm very grateful that we have brought home the vast majority of those. we have a residual force, as you know, in afghan several thousands of the folks that i've talked about who are assisting in the fight against isis. but it is in our national security interests to defeat isis. and i intend to make that happen. and part of it, we're going after baghdadi, the leader. it will help us focus our attention. just like going after bin laden helped us focus our attention in t

the owner of a bar in linden, new jersey found 28-year-old ramadi * sleeping in the bar's entry.

the owner of a bar in linden, new jersey found 28-year-old ramadi * sleeping in the bar's entry. he pulled a gun from his fanny pack and. authorities believe rahami, a native of afghanistan and a naturalized american citizen acted alone. the islamic state is claiming responsibility for a stabbing attack at a minnesota mall saturday. a 22-year-old dressed as a security guard stabbed people and made references to allah and asked victims if they were muslim. off-duty officer jasonalco shot hadan. >> he clearly prevented additional injuries and heroic loss of life. having witnesses what he did, clearly a hero. officer ca -- officer falconer s there at the right time. lou: and did the right thing. we'll be discussing the threat of radical islamist terrorism. among our guests, kt mcfarland and walid fai walid walid phare. >> these attacks and many others were made possible because of our extremely open immigration system which fails to properly vet and screen the individuals or families coming into our country. got to be careful. we have seen how failures to screen who is entering the

after educating isis in fallujah and ramadi iraq's lete troops. a general said isis firefighters plan to fight to the death death in mow you will. a senior official tells fox they might not have a choice because the city is surrounded. week fox news. >> kelly: there's an emergency move to help fight zika. g is using governor rick scott is using $25 million of state money to developas a vaccine for the virus, and the move comes as the federal government continues to stall over the bill that including zika virus funding and the governor is lashing out on twitter tonight saying, "every minute that passes that congress doesn't approve funding means more time is lost from researching this including traffic cases, there have been more than 870 zika patients in florida. >>> hillsboro county leaders are working to protect you from the virus, too. today in tampa officials talked with representatives throughout the county, and the goal is to come up with other strategies to keep people safe and maintain barons about the risk of zika. crown leaders say it's

other big, well-known cities in iraq like ramadi and fallujah, they've been taken back from isis control, but mosul is the one that isis still has. they've got it now, but maybe not for long. for months now there have been reports that iraqi forces of some strike presumably with u.s. help and they've been positioning and moving weapons and forces into place to get ready to take back the city of mosul from isis and to take back the single largest city that isis controls anywhere. the iraqi prime minister has recently expressed that he wants the mosul operation to take place by the end of the year. i can now report that there are new signs that that incident, that operation may be imminent. even just from a u.s.-involvement perspective. a couple of weeks ago the u.s. sent 400 more american service members into iraq. many of them were presumably sent to a u.s. logistics hub just south of mosul in that spot that we've marked there on the map with a star there. that u.s.-run facility made news just this week when isis, apparently, lobbed a shell into the facility that appeared to have contain

we won mosul, ramadi, baghdad and we pulled out.ing kids to war to allow her to positive lit size it. >> she was the senator that took the vote. >> exactly. >> her finger pressed the green button on the floor of the senate. he was a private citizen just talking about issues. now, i'm not saying that you don't get held accountable but -- >> he said to howard stern there, i guess to. i guess so is not a vote for the iraq war. >> exactly right. so she portrays herself to the american people as an expert in foreign policy, but on this issue that she thinks is a big mistake, she made the mistake. >> i remember the first call wasn't necessarily about the wall. i remember the first, he said, if you have to fight, take the oil. first thing he said, so he's been consistent over the years. here's the big picture though. on the supreme court, on vetting refugees, on building a wall, on tax policies she wants higher taxes, he wants lower taxes, he wants to repatriate on energy, on obama care, on saying radical islam. there's such a distinct dif

fallujah, ramadi, mosul up next. we've got to ask, how will this time be different? can we ensure we win the war, not just the fight gueagai terrorists. >> and all going in as adviser. you understand, advisers, they're wearing boots and they're wearing bots on the ground. >> right. this is a combat mission. we were combat advisors, in 2004 we were on the front lines with these iraqis within the first couple of week, the worst fighting that the war had seen until that time, because the iraqis came under attack, they needed our support. we went to the their aid. this absolutely is a combat mission. >> and thousands of other u.s. military personnel in neighbors kuwait who could easily move in as well. i'm sure when you went to iraq you went through kuwait? >> that's right. if the commanders on the ground need reinforcements, i'm sure the commander in chief will deliver them. you're right to be worried about this being a creeping mission. we really have to talk about what happens the day after? because our fight militarily against isis is actually going pretty well. they

ramadi, tikrit, fallujah and mosul has been given back to isis by way of hillary clinton and barack obama's bad policies. hillary says it's a mistake. but what if it was your son or daughter that died. flat out ignoring the thousands and thousands of american kids who lost their lives and limbs and her saying it's a mistake? we need to learn from it? d.c. politicians and the media, they don't seem to care much because they're not bleeding and dying and they're not the ones suffering. there in lies the poll divide. the media have their spin, the pundits have their spin, the politicians have their spin but you the american people in poll after poll last night you saw a very different debate. here with reaction, the editor in chief laura ingraham and he's also a fax news contributor, herman kaine. i have never seen, laura, a disconnect like this. you've got this list of polls donald trump wins. you watch tv, hillary clinton wins. do you agree with this? disagree with this? >> i think there's a divide that runs through every issue that's animate thd campaign system from the effective globalizat

authorities have linked ahmad ramadi. >> good afternoon to both of you. the suspected bomber appears to have worked alone. the man in custody was born in afghanistan and lived with his family in new jersey. now, at this point he's not been tied to any foreign groups but officials say it's clear he was intent on terrorizing the new york area. >> reporter: a suspected terrorist tracked down and taken into custody in linden, new jersey this morning. but 28-year-old ahmad rahami did not go quietly. he opened fire on two officers, leaving them both wounded and rahami was also hit in the leg and taken to the hospital. >> we're really grateful that the linden police police officers who confronted rahami are not in critical condition at all. >> reporter: this arrest followed a huge man hunt for rahami who was seen on surveillance video planting two bombs in manhattan over the weekend. one of them exploded in the chelsea neighborhood leaving 29 people hurt. after rahami was identified, a cell phone alert was sent out to millions of people in the new york area urgi

the other is 70 miles southwest of ramadi, which is the other big city isil controlled. to build up parts of the base and use its infrastructure. the pentagon is also sending some military intelligence personnel in this latest group of troops to focus on areas like baghdad and fallujah and other areas that are not controlled by isis now to make sure that while everybody is focus on taking back mosul, isis will not use that diversion of focus to make inroads in those other cities. another part of that group of military intelligence officers will be in mosul itself ready to scoop up any intelligence that's gathered after they anticipate isis will be pushed out of that city. now we also understand, and i think this is important in terms of us understanding the amount of u.s. involvement in this fight against isis in iraq, we're told that this is expected to be the 615 troops. this is expected to be the last u.s. troop increase in iraq before the mosul offensive begins. the prime minister of iraq said that today in a statement. american secretary of defense ash carter was so

we had so many americans bleed and die and risk their lives for mosul, baghdad, fallujah, ramadi, and tikrit. they won those cities. >> right. >> and you talked about even those you were opposed to it, you were opposed to leaving. >> look, i said one thing right from the beginning. i wanted to get out. we should have never been there, and i wanted to get out. i've been against it ever since. i mean you can look back to 2004, 2003. in fact, on neil cavuto's show, before the war started, i said, let's not do it. we have other things whie have do, including fix our economy, which was a mess to put it mildly. but the way we got out was ridiculous. but i've been saying something ever since i've known you. keep the oil. have i said that? >> yes. >> keep the oil. [ cheers and applause ] keep the oil. and i said when we went in, you know, the old days, to the victor belong the spoils. i don't call it a victory. it's no victory. but certainly militarily we wiped them out. but i side keep the oil, and keep the money and some of it give to the families of the soldiers who died. give it to the wo

was at the end of 2006 and 2007, i remember going out to the roughest part of the country out in ramadiwere fighting hard and losing people and he was a very bright young colonel, i remember the advice he gave me, i'm going to tell you right, that colonel is a three-star general in isis leading the fight and we are further behind than we were nine years ago, countless of billions of dollars spent and countless of lives spent. do you find that acceptable? you were there in kevin in 2007 >> you think that's because of the current administration? >> i think we squandered a lot of the lives by drawing down too quickly -- >> what do you say about that? >> as we talked about before, there had been a lot of mistakes from the last time i was in iraq today that have been made by politicians on both sides of the aisle. but i'm not sure what that has to do with what is going on in the future. we keep talking to the past and mr. trump has offered several solutions to me that are mind boggling in terms of their simplicity and their lack of attention to true military art and science. and that's where

other big, well-known cities in iraq like ramadi and fallujah, they've been taken back from isis controlis still has. they've got it now, but maybe not for long. for months now there have been reports that iraqi forces of some strike presumably with u.s. help and they've been positioning and moving weapons and forces into place to get ready to take back the city of mosul from isis and to take back the single largest city that isis controls anywhere. the iraqi prime minister has recently expressed that he wants the mosul operation to take place by the end of the year. i can now report that there are new signs that that incident, that operation may be imminent. even just from a u.s.-involvement perspective. a couple of weeks ago the u.s. sent 400 more american service members into iraq. sent 400 more service members many to a logistics hub south of mosul where we've marked with a star. that u.s. facility made news when isis allegedly lobbed mustard gas. a new request has been leaked for 500 more u.s. troops to be sent over there now. this is just a leak. it's not an official announcement t

all of the gains, 5,000 americans fought, bled and died in iraq and afghanistan and ramadi and tikrit and mosul has all been given back to isis by way of hillary clinton and barack obama's bad policy. hillary says it is a mistake. what if it was your son or daughter that died? flat-out ignoring and disregarding the thousands and thousands of american kids who lost their lives and limbs and her saying it is a mistake, we need to learn from it? now, my point is d.c. politicians and the media, they don't seem to care that much because either they're not the ones fighting, bleeding and dying and they're not the ones suffering, and therein lies the pole divide. the media, they have thain spin. the pundits have their spin. the politicians have their spin. you, the american people in poll after poll you saw a very different debate. here with reaction. editor in chief of nationally syndicated radio host laura ingraham, and he's also a fox contributor, nationally syndicated radio host, herman cain. i have never seen, laura, a disconnect like this. you have a list of polls, donald trump wins. y

other cities like ramadi and fallujah have been taken back from isis control.ill has now. maybe not for long. for months there have been reports that happen iraqi forces presumably with u.s. help, they've been training and positioning and moving weapons and forces into place to get ready to take back the city of mosul from isis. to take back the single largest city that isis controls in iraq. the single largest city that isis controls anywhere. the iraqi prime minister has recently expressed that he wants the mosul operation to take place by the end of the year. i can report that there are some new signs that that incident, that operation may be imminent. even just from a u.s. involvement perspective. a couple of weeks ago, the u.s. sent 400 more american service members into iraq. many were presumably sent to what's being described as a u.s. logistics hub south of mosul in that spot that we've marked on the map with a little star there. that u.s.-run facility made news just this week when isis apparently lobbed a shell into that facility that appears to have c

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they've taken back ramadi, fallujah, they've got to hold them. they've got to now get into mosul. we're going to work to make sure that they have the support, they have special forces, as you know, they have enablers, they have surveillance, intelligence, reconnaissance help. they are not going to get ground troops. we are not putting ground troops into iraq ever again, and we're not putting ground troops into syria. we're going to defeat isis without committing american ground troops. so those are the kinds of decisions we have to make on a case by case basis. and remember, when i became secretary of state, we had 200,000 troops deployed in iraq and afghanistan. and i'm very grateful that we have brought home the vast majority of those. we have a residual force, as you know, in afghanistan. we have built up several thousands of the folks that i've talked about, who are assisting in the fight against isis. but it is in our national security interest to defeat isis, and i intend to make that happen. >> thank you very much. >> as part of it, we're going after baghdadi, the leader, b

in iraq, we have been enabling the iraqi security forces and the kurdish peshmerga after retaking ramadishing a staging peace the isf went on to retake fallujah and important air fields set thing stage to complete the envelopement of mosul and the collapse of isils are control. the last few diedays the i sf began racings to retake other towns surrounding mosul. and the final assault on mosul will commence as with previous operations, when prime minister abadi gives the order. in syria, our coalition has also enabled considerable results by our local partners. they retook shadadi and manbij city. and providing key intelligence insights. additionally, our ally turkey is helping local syrian partners clear their border region with isil. we're working shoulder to shoulder with the turks, supporting these efforts from the air, on the ground, and with intelligence, and as we do so, we're managing regional tensions. tensions we have foreseen in keeping everyone focused on our common enemy isil. we're systematically eliminating isil's leadership with the coalition having taken out seven members

ramadi, and a place called tikrit, a place -- tikrit, which is the place where saddam hussein was from. and all these areas were taken over by isis a couple of years ago. they have been driven out of those -- out of those cities and out of this part of iraq. and the folks that have been doing most of it -- most of the fighting on the ground, their abbreviation is c.t.s., which as i recall stands for counter terrorism service. counterterrorism service. we're providing support for them, but they are actually the boots on the ground. the next front here in this country is -- is to the northeast. it's right on the border here with kurdistan. a town called moises. not a town. it's a city. about two million people live there. it's the second largest city behind baghdad that is still in the hands of isis. and sometimes -- sometime later this year, early next year, we expect to see a full-scale movement by the coalition led again by the iraqi forces themselves to move on mosul. in anticipation of that, there is a town here, actually a base here about 50 miles west of mosul called kiara. an air

in iraq we have been enabling the security forces after retaking ramadi and establishing a staging base. the isf went on to take, retake heat, fallujah and the development of mosul and the collapse of isil's control over it. and the final assault will commence as with previous operations. in syria our coalition also enabled considerable as a results by our local partners. they retook a key link between them and then clearing a key transit point for isil's external operations and plotters and providing key intelligence insights. and on the air and ground intelligence and as we do so we're managing regional intentions and keeping everyone focused on our common enemy. meanwhile we're systematically eliminating having taken out 7 minutes including chief of external operations. he was one of more than 20 isil external operators and plotters removed from the battlefield. we're also continuing to go after attempts to develop chemical weapons as we continue to ensure that u.s. coalition and iraqi troops are protected from that threat. and just last week in one of the single largest air strikes

national intelligence, law enforcement, but it can't be about immigration bedding because ahmad khan ramadi came to the united states as a little child and how you'd vet a 7-year-old, it just doesn't make any sense. he came -- his father was a small business owner. his father contacted the fbi two years ago to express concern about his son. and i hope to find out in the classified briefing why the fbi kind of blew that off. but we will find out. i hope that people around america won't conflate that situation with the syrian refugee situation that is unfolding. we know that dhs has a dedicated office to counter violent extremism, and i hope to hear more about your efforts in that regard as time goes on. but i would just note, looking at the record of refugees from afghanistan, there were virtually no refugees from afghanistan until 1980 in the united states. and refugees came into the united states at about 2,000 to 4,000 a year until 1990. it's interesting going back into the record, there was a congressional task force on afghanistan. some of our colleagues, dana rohrbacher who i serve on

to destroy isis and defeat them, and we take their governed space away from them and we took back ramadi, fallujah, i think we're on the path, won't happen by the end of the year, but to take back mosul places, but once you do that, you need a governed space and who is going to govern that? i don't want u.s. troops occupying in iraq and syria but we need to get to a diplomatic, political resolution in iraq and syria so we have governance. without governance, the terrorists thrive. that's the problem. that's the problem. the problem, you extend it to northern africa where we know they're expanding their band widthth and they've also expanded their bandwidth all throughout the internet. reaching across the globe, into indonesia, into australia, into europe. and into the united states. questioner: herb roast. one of the points in your report here is to deny jihadists access to weapons of mass destruction. i seem to recall that in oklahoma city a number of years stuffed with as ammonium nitrate and fuel oil, caused quite a bit of damage. 45 also read recently that states have open-carry laws

in iraq, we've been enabling the iraqi security forces and kurdish peshmerga after retaking ramadi and establishing a staging base. the isf went on to retake heat, rutba, fallujah and the important town of key ar ra, setting the stage to complete the inment of mosul and the collapse of sisal's control over it. in the last few days, the isf began operations to retake car could the and other towns surrounding mos is and the final assault on mosul will commence as was previous operations when prime minister an babdy gives the order. in syria, our coalition has also enabled considerable results by our local partners. retaking shidadi, a key link between raqqah and mosul and man binge city, a keep point for sisal tease plotters and providing key intelligence insights. additionally our ally turkey is helping local syrian partners clear their border wreej sisal. we're working shoulder to shoulder with the turks supporting these efforts from the air, on the ground and with intelligence and as we do so, we're managing regional tensions. tensions that we've foreseen in keeping everyone focused o

picking up land against isis, they're being forced out of isis and in iraq, iraq is getting back ramadimosul. is there a story inside that story? >> absolutely. we don't have enough time to talk about it. yesterday's town hall down in philadelphia that donald trump spoke to, he talk about four -- essentially four points to go after them militarily, via cyber, financially. he's talked about the oil and things like that. they're bringing in $1 million to $2 million a day, isis is. i believe most importantly, attack this ideology, like we attacked communism and naziism. we are not allowed to describe this enemy the way they're -- they actually are. so when somebody says, you know, who is it that you're facing, hey, we're facing a radical islamist enemy, and they have grown, they have expanded tremendously. >> so has iran. iran -- they're charged to take back the iraqi cities. it's criminal. >> what did you think of -- there was no header on it? >> yeah, unbelievable. i mean, you know, she -- i thought the questions last night were very fair. very fair, and when you're explaining something