exciting than listening to president obama? pete: he talks about the contrast ultimately. i think part of the reason president obama hates president trump so much is he is undoing his legacy from the iran deal to the individual mandate. supreme court pick. paris climate accord, defeating isis. the border, tpp, taxes, israel, whatever you want, it s the exact opposite. he can t stand that he has got it speak out. jedediah: is he also very good. it bothers democrats republicans have people good at these things u took icialg with sarah palin. she was able very compelling getting a crowd riled up. trump does the same thing. he resonates with people. feel like they are talking with someone in heir own family they can relate. to say this drives democrats crazy hard time doing it. that elitist approach does not work. pete: lead us in prof solar,. ed: publish podesta inside the administration.
who fought in iraq. get ready, the fighting has just begun. neither nbc news or the government verified his identity, nationality or whereabouts. joining us to take a closer look at this, msnbc terrorism analyst and executive director of the terror asymmetrics project, author of defeating isis. malcolm, using a boy who speaks in what seems like at the least an american accent, speaks fluent english to recruit, they know they re getting attention with this. this is a fascinating video. let me say that off the bat. we haven t seen videos like this in the way they use an american citizen. they used others, used a lot of french children and russian children, but i ve noted some things about this video that sort of mitigate the impact of it. number one, they re in the city of raqqah, they talk about intensity of the american
we have been speaking to think think this operation could be finished in a matter of days. oh, the magic words from richard engel, could be finished in a couple of days. pushing then out of a strong hold is important to the overall defeat. but how close are we actually? malcolm nance is a terrorism analyst and the author of defeating isis. malcolm first of all, that last mile that richard engel is talking about. the just a few days. the barbaric stuff that isis has been doing in the last 72 hours including today, they re welding people using the metal gates in their houses, welding people inside their homes. these suicide bombers attacked. they re not this is not easy. the last mile is never easy. no, it s not. and this is house to house warfare. and, you know, urban warfare is difficult. i have been in urban warfare. what you re talking about is
nance is the author of defeating isis. malcolm first of all the, that last might, the just a few the bar barracks stuff that eye says has been doing today, they are welding people using the metal gates, welding people inside their homes, these suicide bomber attacks. in the not easy. the last mile is never easy. no, it s not. this is how-to-house warfare. i ve been in urban warfare, but warfare in the last tightest section of the old city with civilians in the way and isis determined to kill. they re sending out female suicide bombers, black widows we call them, children, and using human shields. isis is finished in mosul. they know it. they re all wearing suicide bomb
states carries the water and he has other priorities to put in place, defeating isis, pushing iran back where it was before the iran deal, back to international isolation, it earns the right to participate in the international community and stop supporting terrorism, these are the priorities of the president so until nato start contributing more, other secretaries of defense made the same argument, just the donald trump is being taken seriously and making people uncomfortable. heather: the trade deficit, germany alone the trade deficit was worth $65 billion in 2016. this is something people don t realize. reporter: people don t realize and once again our president is not going to continue to pay lip service or keep things as they are, the way they have always been for some sort of diplomatic reason, what