bret: peter doocy. thank you. the presidents homeland security chief is promising to work with jewish groups over a rash of threats, attacks, harassment all over the nation. secretary john kelly says his people will consult with the groups on protective measures to keep their communities safe. monday there were 31 bomb threats called into jewish centers and schools. headstones had been desecrated at jewish cemeteries in missouri and pennsylvania. tonight a look inside the mind of an isis terrorist. benjamin hall spent time with several islamic warriors to see what motivates them to torture and kill people who dare to believe in something other than their god. at an undisclosed location outside baghdad, 30 key isis members are held prisoner. fox news was given exclusive access. behind each door is an isis prisoner guilty of committing crimes which have left hundreds
that last prisoner said he considered himself a warrior of islam and he had hoped it would take over the world. bret: thank you. syria s military says it has recaptured the historic town from isis. government forces are in control after a series of operations and with the help of russian air cover. syria took the city from isis last march only to lose it again ten months later. one of the things candidate trump railed against during his campaign was president obama s legacy nuclear deal with iran. much like obamacare, it looks like that agreement may be tough to kill in its entirety. rich edson reports. the chief enforcer of the iran nuclear deal meets a skeptical trump administration. rex tillerson hosted the director general of the
children. behind each of these doors is an isis prisoners guilty of killing many people. some show remorse. others feel no guilt at all. this man, 25, started as a guard at a checkpoint no mosul arresting women who weren t veiled but moved up the ranks to making and setting bombs. he calmly told us about one of his many deadly attacks. i had a car with a bomb and parked near a cafe close to traffic police. i then got out. walked away and called a number on my phone and blew it up. he said that he heard the screams of that bomb created afterwards and that the devastation left by it. he was there and saw it but he had a license to kill. we also spoke to another prisoner who said he had come across american fighters inside isis. take a listen. can you tell us about the americans you met? there were two or three of
that was designed by u.s. trainers. have a look. behind each one of these doors is an isis prisoner guilty of committing crimes which have left hundreds of people dead. some show remorse. others feel no guilt at all. abu omar, 25, started as a guard and arresting women that were unveiled but moved up the ranks to making bombs. he calmly told us about one of his many deadly attacks. i picked up a car with a bomb and parked it mere a busy cafe. i got out. walked away. called a number on my phone and blew it up. now he told us that attack killed upwards of 100 people including 30 women and children. we learned other interesting things including one prisoner that said he spent time with american fighters in isis, two or three of them that he said were part of a cell of foreigners in charge of threats
bret: peter doocy. thank you. the presidents homeland security chief is promising to work with jewish groups over a rash of threats, attacks, harassment all over the nation. secretary john kelly says his people will consult with the groups on protective measures to keep their communities safe. monday there were 31 bomb threats called into jewish centers and schools. headstones had been desecrated at jewish cemeteries in missouri and pennsylvania. tonight a look inside the mind of an isis terrorist. benjamin hall spent time with several islamic warriors to see what motivates them to torture and kill people who dare to believe in something other than their god. at an undisclosed location outside baghdad, 30 key isis members are held prisoner. fox news was given exclusive access. behind each door is an isis prisoner guilty of committing crimes which have left hundreds