who advocated the establishment of a theocratic fascist state of what he referred to as judaic and samaria of the west bank and the transfer of all palestinians and not who swear loyalty. savanna headline sitting, had one with ehud barak and the labor party support. >> i do some writing here and i talked to students and i have graduate students and people in the seminar who pass out things i'm working on. and we sit around the table here and discuss them and argue and debate why handwriting and what i'm writing a lithuanian diet and it's really, really fun and intellectually stimulating. i have written lots of things when i meet there asked a question or i think of a question and i don't know the answer to it. then i go research it. and then when i finish, i first draft -- i don't make outlines usually. some people do. but i have in my head where i think i'm going and i like to draft out the little thing and then go back and add it. the reason i do that is because a colleague of mine who for years tried to write a second book never did and that was because he wanted every line to be perfec

if you look at the movements sparked by or imitated, they now have small anchorage in samaria and syriaand iraq in nigeria ,mali, libya, pakistan, afghanistan, probably some other places, too. these groups, i should say, don't have support in these societies. they don't willingly attract millions and millions of supporters. they have been rejected by the vast majority of arab muslims. they can only operate where there is chaos. american militarism brings chaos in afghanistan, iraq, and other places. this is wine so concerned about a real -- why i'm so concerned about a rerun of george bush's quite criminal war on terror. >> this is president obama speaking sunday on "meet the press." >> we're not looking at sending in hundred thousand american troops. we are going, as part of an international coalition, carrying out airstrikes in support of work on the ground by iraqi troops, kurdish troops. we are going to be helping to put together a plan for them so they can start retaking territory that isil had taken over. what i want people to understand, over the course of months, we are going to

on the way, sheridan fights another battle at a at a place .alled samaria church he pounced on gregg. think about this. seven brigades versus two. gregg was lucky to get out of there alive. nearly got captured himself on the way. i don't think he ever forgave david sheridan for that. i think it played heavily in his position to resign. i think he knew sheridan was going to be coming bab and i think he wanted no part of serving under him again. it's not documented and gregg was too much of a victorian gentleman to say such a thing. but i truly believe that's the case. so we have the trevilian raid. ant's move on peterburg in purn meant that the army's were going it end up in basically seethe warfare. grant knew it and robert e. lee knew. and he knew that the numbers did not favor him in such an adventure. he knew from 1862 by sending jackson to the sthan dougha valley -- to the sthan dougha shaly that -- sthan dougha valley he could sthan dougha , on the 14th ugha the corps ends headed in the direction of lynchburg. they march through trevilian station three days after the battle. by t