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aishah: thanks for joining us, walid phares. a well-placed military source tells fox news a high valued isis member believed to be al-baghdadi has been killed in northern syria in the town of idlib. we'll take that live for you right here on fox news. i'm hash * in new york. now we take you back to regular programming already in progress. should piss you off. while doing it in private, that's [bleep]. now they're saying we don't need the whistle blower to testify at all. now that you have the accuser to give you the crime who needs the accuser. these dimms would have killed at the witch trials, literally. the dimms are screwing half of america and they're doing anytime the dark which is good because i don't want to see the dimms screwing anything in broad daylight. but they reverse engineered the plot beginning with the conclusion that back philed it with the media expectations. this is like surgery to remove a healthy kidney in the back room of a third room organ mill. will it work? there's a guy in the white house who actually

walid phares. >> we are at the third stage of what's happening.0 day days ago whee were advicing the kurds -- advising the kurds and crestans and arabs. then president erdogan said he wanted to invade. and the president imposed a ceasefire. and the third stage is we are not completely withdrawing. we are going to keep some of the area. we went on a swing to completely leave and now we are back into leading. trish: he did mention there will be some troops guarding the oil fields there. so is this the win in your view that the president is saying it is? remember his objective, i know you know it well. it's to get us out of these conflicts and keep people home and keep us safe, and be vigilant about where we do go with our troops. you don't want to go somewhere where you are not going to succeed. and you have to make sure you have the right resources to see it through. >> there is a consensus wide on the right and the left. nobody actually technically speaking in america. but we are going against a history of 50-60 years panhandle. we are all over th

the killing of isis leader al-baghdadi, co colonel mcgreger and walid phares will join us., special guest donald trump jr., investigative journalist john salomon and republican strategist ed rollins. back to you. >> great to see you. >> still ahead, probe of russia probe. the latest on that. and later in the show, president shreds sanctuary city of chicago for its out of control violence. as chicago's top cop skipped out on the president's address. media blow back on trump, labeling chicago worse sudden citsanctuarycity in america, thy coming up. (thud) (crash) (grunting) (whistle) play it cool and escape heartburn fast with tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tu-tu-tum tums here, hello! starts cowith -hi!mple... how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. elizabeth: to push

walid phares. great to have you with us.et's start first of all with the nonsense that i witnessed today and most of americans did. spectacle of the republican party conference and the democrats in the house passing a resolution opposing the withdrawal our troops from a war not our making and certainly not one in which we should have a significant commitment. i applaud the president, don't you? >> i certainly subscribe to the policy of withdrawing troops, expeditionary troops. but the opposition is decide two. you have to in the opposition and would chiefify any aspects of donald trump's foreign policy, no matter what. but there is another -- lou: you are the expert. >> i am an expert, not a politician. lou: i'm talking about as a common sense citizen of this country. i don't like our troops being 7,000 miles away and getting killed for god knows what. it's time to end that ask of our men and women in uniform. >> no one is arcing with the fact that we should have permanent troops overseas. but it's how do you do it, when do

and walid phares on the middle east, and musings of lindsey graham and annoyance of president trump,s plot by schumer, schiff and pelosi to over throw the president of the united states why republican leaders are not supporting president trump to get out of a war of all things, for crying out loud, join us. elizabeth: thank you so much. >> a lot of american voters, may be scratching their heads, asking what happened to the democrat party. the country has not changed. but democrats have, the platforms talk about lower taxes and economic growth, and jobs, saying the private sector not government that creates jobs. we bring in christian tate. >> you are right. democrats once stood for tax cuts and sensible policies that helped small businesses, but democratic party of bill clinton that was very attractive to blue collar workers middle america is essentially dead, right now they campaign on wealth confiscation and redistribution, but the economy is so great, the democrats cannot run on fixing the economy. i think that is why they have shifted toward politics of envy and promises of free

walid phares, stand by. here is the president as he comes into the room. our comment after this. >> president trump: thank you very much. my fellow americans, i greet you this morning from the white house to announce a major breakthrough toward achieving a better future for syria and for the middle east. it has been a long time. over the last five days you have seen that a cease-fire that we established along syria's border has held and held very well. beyond most expectations. early this morning the government of turkey informed my administration that they would be stopping combat and their offensive in syria and making the cease-fire permanent and it will indeed be permanent. you would define the word permanent in that part of the world as questionable. i believe it will be permanent. i have therefore instructed the secretary of the treasury to lift all sanctions imposed on october 14th in response to turkey's original offensive moves against the kurds in syria's northeast border region. so the sanctions will be lifted unless something happens that we're

walid phares. thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having me today. gillian: want to ask you first, on isis as an organization, how easy is it going to be for them to regenerate without baghdadi, how quickly are they going to bounce back? >> nationally, they're going to try to do so because there's no way to revert back to a territorial caliphate. the president and many leaders are right that that territorial caliphate is gone, so what they can do is go forward which means going underground. now, one of the options they have is to merge with other jihadi organizations, including in syria but also possibly in libya, afghanistan and other parts of the world. so isis is going more into a network than into a regime on the ground as we've known them. gillian: do you think that that has anything to do with why al-baghdadi was there in the first place? >> the minute i heard where he was targeted -- and i know many experts have had the same reaction -- the big question was how can it be that while he was based in eastern syria and western iraq, he had a compe

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charles: want to bring in walid phares, i'm not sure how much you heard of general keen.the buffer zone, turkey said they wanted it all the time. the situation with keeping isis. these isis fighters that we have, under lock and key. securing oil, maybe residual force there, a safe zone for the kurds. is that possible. could we hear that in four or five minutes? >> i agree with the general. >> that is not the entire big picture. the administration will make that call later. what is happening now, the safe zone which is security zone control for turks and their allies and the russians and regime is trying to exist with that. why is that possible, kurd, allies, sdf, have accepted to lose, withdraw to move to other areas. the problem here, first one as the general said is population. half a million kurds, that is something we need to look at. the problem is we decided to quit syria so anything we are going to do in syria now is going to be very timely, going to be very short in time, because the decision was made basically to quit syria. charles: and it feels like they're try