and empowered our military men and women. so what happens to isis? do they begin a foothold, which also would look good coat david: isis must be dealt with. lisa: by turkey. to be trust them to do that, though? i think it s a fair question. david: they also have a split kurdish issue between the two primary groups. kurds, again, are not monolithic. if they follow through on what has been discussed, which is to deal with isis issue, and leave the kurds alone melissa: before we run out of time, i want to ask mary about that. he paints it like we have all these isis fighters there that are just being held. they can t be held there differently. they should go back to the countries from which they came. the countries do not want to take them back. we can t put them in guantanamo bay. what should happen to those isis fighters? marie: well, they ve been in these prisons in the kurdish-controlled areas. now there s talk the president might want turkey to take them. there s no way