reporter: for those who have escaped the assault, their future remains uncertain. translator: god will, we will return to aleppo. the blood of the martyrs will not go to waste, the blood of the children will not go to waste. the war is not over. reporter: while the end of the battle for aleppo has renewed calls for peace talks, it does not mean the end of tci war. as the fight against isis also continues, president obama added tonight that the situation in syria remains one of the hardest issues he has had to deal with in his presidency. john, thank you. russia and syria are not the only countries challenging president obama in his final days in office. china has been brazenly stolen american technology from right under the navy s nose.
etr 55 going after sad managing humanitarian assistance and exterminating isis, did i miss anything. michelle indicates, perhaps the most relevant answer might be what should we have done in syria? help set up safe zones instead of sending out refugees. and lukas we asked you what threat is greater, china or russia? gene gilbert thinks china is the biggest threat. neither if handled properly. let s say greater area of concern, the answer being china due to economic ties and newness on world scene. and that is your friday feedback. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for this special report. fair, balanced and unfrayafraid
reporter: fox news went behind the scenes with her, who first woman to hold the job at a time when the command says 7500 special operations forces are deployed to 97 countries. have you met with the transition team? yes. i have. my recommendation is always try to take as clear-eyed a look at the situation as we can. assess the risks. reporter: like the russian backed cyber militias who u.s. officials say interfered with the 2016 election cycle. if you look back over last decade or two, i think you can see a general trend in russia being more aggressive. reporter: isis uses information warfare to recruit. this week confirmation that two operatives behind the november 2015 paris massacre were dead. our coalition is reaching to eliminate leaders with the focus
escaped the assault, their future remains uncertain. translator: god will, we will return to aleppo. the blood of the martyrs will not go to waste, the blood of the children will not go to waste. the war is not over. reporter: while the end of the battle for aleppo has renewed calls for peace talks, it does not mean the end of tci war. as the fight against isis also continues, president obama added tonight that the situation in syria remains one of the hardest issues he has had to deal with in his presidency. john, thank you. russia and syria are not the only countries challenging president obama in his final days in office. china has been brazenly stolen american technology from right under the navy s nose. good evening, lucas.
etr 55 going after sad managing humanitarian assistance and exterminating isis, did i miss anything. michelle indicates, perhaps most relevant answer might be what should we have done in syria? help set up safe zones instead of sending out refugees. and lukas we asked you what threat is greater, china or russia? gene gilbert thinks china is the biggest threat. neither if handled properly. let s say greater area of concern, the answer being china due to economic ties and newness on world scene. and that is your friday feedback. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for this special report. fair, balanced and unfrayafraid