There will have to be some patience here and this will be a long struggle. We will degrade and destroy them. We better do it. Good day. Im ari in for alex wagner. An incursion that may demonstrate the limits of the u. S. Airstrikes against the terror group, after weeks of warnings the isis victory could result in death for thousands of kurds. U. S. Military forces have launched 23 air strikes in and around the syrian town of kobani. It it has not stopped isis yet. There are estimates that isis militants control about a third of the city and u. S. Officials openly acknowledge that air strikes will not be enough to save it. Today, secretary of state john kerry saying that setbacks in kobani do not define the strategy to destroy isis. Let me make very, very clear, kobani is a tragedy as it represents the evil of isis, but it is not the definition either of the strategy or of the full measure of what is happening with respect to isil. It is one town and there will be others where there wil
For you coming up fox friends starts right now. Heather lights are on, a busy one over the weekend. Wow, lots of things happening on capitol hill, we have it all covered for you, good morning, youre watching Fox Friends First on this monday morning, im heather childers, thank you soft for starting your day and your week was, straight to fox news alert for you, President Trump declaring victory after Mueller Report finds no collusion with russia but democrats as many would imagine are pushing back saying that the special counsels report does not fully exonerate the president. Doug luzader where the fight is possibly just beginning, good morning, doug. The president learned about report in florida, this was his reaction as he headed back to washington. There was no collusion with russia, there was no obstruction, it was a complete and total exoneration. Its a shame that our country had to go through this, to be honest its a shame that your president has had to go through this, this was a
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