walid phares. good to have you both here.thoughts on the speech and what it means in terms of our future campaign? >> i thought it sounded good. my concern is it won't work. the following reasons. there are a lot of moving parts that have to go perfectly for the president to succeed. we have to rely on unidentified moderate syrian rebels. as yet i'm formed iraqi government that is going to be reliable, an inclusive, and get everyone to sign up. yet i'm assembled coalition of countries in the region who mayor may not fight. in that coalition might be countries like iran to buy saudi arabia. lou: and also the question, who is going to pay how much. your thoughts on the president's 14 minutes? >> well, look, at one. a lot of chaos was surrounding it not just here but in the arab world. the president said there will be no rule for the gasol regime. allied with the regime against to isis which means that the iranians cannot be direct partners. having said that, many moving parts and most of these parts are invisible. first questio

lou: doctor walid phares. it has identified the islamic state terrorists in the beheading videos of steven sotloff and james foley. the news came a month after the man was identified as a london born fanatic known as gee how john. the delay on this side of the atlantic, not so surprising when you consider that it has taken the ei two years to capture the suspected ringleader of the benghazi terrorist attacks. so what is going on here? we are coming right back. a week of triple digit moves. today, triple digits to the upside. steve forbes on the volatility in the markets and theirand few direction and oh, yes, politics as well. so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total insight. a new investing and banking experience with personalized guidance and online tools. visit a branch, call or go online today. with up to 27% more brush movements patented sonic technology get healthier gums in two weeks guar

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america, for more on the latest threat, we're joined by fox news middle east terrorism analystd walid phares. great to have you here. >> thank you. lou: let's start with this assessment bys department of homeland security. talking abouto local law enforcingment, be careful, there may be terrorists. how helpful is that to local police? you would assume they were being careful to begin with. >> that would be helpful but we need to do more they need to enforce local enforcement as to whom we're expecting, isis is note most recent threat there have been others, not that isising bridge more people across the border, thigh already have people, they have jihadists in u.s., close to 60 attempts after last few years, three were bloody. this is where we should be looking. what is happening that jihadists, or groups inside of u.s. are looking at what isis is doing, they think this successful,ny are switching to isis, they were supportive of al qaeda but now they move to the other side. >> and these lone wolves, they are talking about radical islamists? >> they are, this w whole thing since 2009 that bu

colonel oliver north and joining us is middle east expert and columnist lisa and terrorism expert walid phares, author of "future jihad." ollie, where is baghdadi. >> probably in rocca syria. headquarters. place branched out and taken from the la vant to south of baghdad yesterday. very well defended. we expect, i think they have got the same kind of if you will physical infrastructure to protect them that we saw recently in gaza. >> lisa, you agree? i saw you nodding your head that you spoke al ollie there. >> they built their infrastructure? rocca. that's when the u.s. wasn't looking and wasn't paying attention. the president was so fixated baghdadi jumped over from iraq to syria. and they built the headquarters there. and that's when they really began their plans on thisate, oe picking over oil fields. that's where they are getting their revenue. taking over airfields and all the elements that are needed to make a state. and at the same time doing public crucifixions. we have covered that here at fox and we have been reporting about it all along. building this caliphate and building their h

walid phares joins us. >> thank you. >> before we get to the broader issue of domestic terrorism, i'm curious, we have reports that the man accused in this horrible beheading his name is alton noland or changed his name or facebook page. i'm given you what we are told is his name. is that any significance that he changed his name? >> first is the environment of this change of name. beheading of a woman, loss of job. it's too imbalanced. must be something in the middle. now we are learning that there is attempt for conversion. that's fine. what did he say is very important? i look at the name alton noland because israel. in arabic, arab speakers understand the harvester of life. that doesn't give us enough evidence. it is something that we have to look at. we need to read what was the content of his facebook. >> something that's suspicious but not determined. >> not determined. >> all right. now, the bigger issue, do we have to it fear that isis is coming here? isis has typically been interested in only land and money. hideous things in the middle east. but what about coming here? >> n

walid phares. good to have you both >>> welcome our fox news contributors.d to have you both here. your thoughts on the speech and what it means in terms of our future campaign. >> i thought it sounded good. my concern is it won't work for the following reason. there are a lot of moving parts in this that have to go perfectly and align perfectly for the president to succeed in defeating and destroying isis. for example, we have to rely on unidentified syrian rebels we're going to arm. there's an as yet unformed iraqi government that's got to be reliable and conclusion sieve and get everybody to sign up and there's an unassembled coalition with may be countries like iran or syria. >> and the question, who's going to pay how much for all of this. >> sure. >> walid, your thoughts on the president's 14 minutes? >> look, one point i found was to be made, it was made. a lot of care was surrounding it not just here but the arab world. he said there would be no role for the asset raegime which meas also that the iranians should not be direct allies and partners in t

colonel oliver north and joining us is middle east expert and columnist lisa and terrorism expert walid pharesf "future jihad." ollie, where is baghdadi. >> probably in rocca syria. headquarters. place branched out and taken from the la vant to south of baghdad yesterday. very well defended. we expect, i think they have got the same kind of if you will physical infrastructure to protect them that we saw recently in gaza. >> lisa, you agree? i saw you nodding your head that you spoke al ollie there. >> they built their infrastructure? rocca. that's when the u.s. wasn't looking and wasn't paying attention. the president was so fixated baghdadi jumped over from iraq to syria. and they built the headquarters there. and that's when they really began their plans on this caliphate, on islamic state picking over oil fields. that's where they are getting their revenue. taking over airfields and all the elements that are needed to make a state. and at the same time doing public crucifixions. we have covered that here at fox and we have been reporting about it all along. building this caliphate and build

. >> we asked walid phares. he gave his assessment of the region.n. >> turkey is really the most serious country that could help us. it has borders with syria, borders with iraq. it could cross the border and strike isis or allow us to use our bases and their bases in turkey and use ground forces to go in and dismantle, but they're not doing that. why? because the government in turkey in the past have helped some of the jihaddist move inside syria. so they'll be in trouble with the people who they have helped. they don't know which of them are now isis and which are not. >> so that's egypt group could play a major role and we think turkey will do something. we don't know what deal they cut to get their hostages out. >> saying we're not going to get into it. the other thing is what does president assad in syria going to do? the u.s. resisted to get involved in the syrian civil war. now what we're trying to deal with isis, we're in and how far do we go? number two, the other important thing that happened overnight is that israel, another key ally, sho

walid phares was "on the record" last night. >> online guideline thousand pages five or six years ago how many ways could do us harm. listen to who is radicalizing. much closer, earlier than the fact that when they are moving explosives and what they are trying to do in terms of sniping or killing. when people are rad radicalizing is the mommy that people have to be concerned about. >> act now rather than act later after we have another september 11th on our hands. >> what's interesting is this guy made every outward sign of being a radical muslim. and, yet, authorities are sure not sure whether this is work place violence, just another crazy person or an expression of his religious fervour. what he really needs is the president to weigh in on this. president obama to inform him that he is not a muslim. just as he has told isis you are not muslims because the president you may know this the not a constitutional also our theologian and chief. you are not a muslim. you may think that you are but you are not. >> calling it work place violence all over social media yesterday. is this work