when you tell them they say once wantto defeat isis come to us. i say go home. this excuse or this is a reason if you will has given by everybody for various purposes but there respective purposes. >> thank you. tony, isis is still a threat how big of a threat do you perceive it to be? >> it is a good question. what i would point out i think it would be hard to get good numbers for it. i think it's down but not out. this goes back to something we were talking about a little earlier whether the tolerance would be for the extra year of u.s. basically look at the forces or troops in the curtis region supporting syria. a key factor in the ability of groups like isis to sustain themselves as having a safe haven. so if we are not able to degrade isis operation in syria and a presence in syria to a way that presence in syria is not able to sustain their operations in iraq, is going to become a bigger threat. a lot will hinge on what we are able to do. not just on iraq and keeping it manageable there but degrading the capability to research and grow again by getting at

>> to be honest, nobody wantto see this type of escalation. so the u.s. policy has been trying, especially when it comes to iran, trying to be measured, or even the former trump administration. so they want to continue to advocate a measure and strategic response from israel. but everybody is walking a tight rope. on one hand, the u.s. fully supports israel and its right to defend itself. that has been a consistent stance. but on the other hand, they are pushing for a response that is proportionate and does not risk igniting broader -- conflict. they are also concerned about the global energy markets and how these can get affected. an also, ignite a huge humanitarian capacity. all arms and intervention. so turmoil for a decade without a resolution that ended up weakening the countries for reliable allies in yemen or syria to work with. extremely complex. >> it is. thank you very much for being with us. around the world and across the u.k., this is bbc news. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> president biden says experts are estimating the damage from hurricane milton at up to $5

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