to believe there is, and thatting with said the afghans are putting up the hard fight, and for better example with ra iraq and libya, the afghan forces are actually stick together and not fragmentmenting as in those two countries o so it is a sign that the afghan security forces are fighting the difficulties in the first year of the new responsibility after 15 years of international intervention, and they also need a little bit of time to sort of really get used to the role, the combat role. because isis now emerging as a new threat in addition to the taliban and al qaeda, and now all of the sudden, at least 11,000, 3,000 isis fighters in afghanistan. you are in kabul, the capital, and is there a sense that the city is on edge right now because of all of the threats? we have to take the isis estimates with a grain of salt, and even if we have the most that we have heard is estimates of 1,500 and 2,000 fighting
territory. i worry about the gains that have been made, the sacrifice that americans made to enable those gains especially for women and girls. this is a situation that is dangerous that we have to keep watching those five men they are right now not a danger if they re kept where supposed to be kept. we still have to worry about the taliban and everything they could be doing. you were in favor of arming the moderate rebels in syria. now we have that situation in iraqi where they weren t armed and now we have got where iraq seems to be blowing up. are we losing all the gains in iraq as well? too soon to tell. i think that if we can persuade or basically bargain with al maliki so he does what we have been trying to get him to do for the last several years. inclusive government where sunnies feel they have a stake. in bed with iran. i m not in favor of with any formal negotiations with
location. we used to have many things in storage. but all the stored goods have run out. thousands of shia are being recruited to fight isis and defend iraq s precious southern oil fields. the lifeblood of the nation. here s why. two weeks ago, moss mosul was a bustling city of the north. it s in the hands of militants so extreme that they have been shunned by al qaeda. after the recent mass murder of shia, they are recruiting sun nie so-called volunteers. the new rulers may soon declare it the capital of a terrorist caliphate. they may settle for control of the south and iraq s break up will be complete. the city of baghdad is
going to gitmo and lindsey graham called that a mistake that will haunt the country. we will of course get reaction to this from hillary clinton in just minutes. greta van susteren and i will interview her life on set. to see the interview as it happens follow us on facebook or twitter, just use the hashtag hillaryfoxnews. now to another hot spot, iraq, islamic negatives bound for baghdad are being preceded by a new wave of sectarian violence. james rosen has the latest from the state department tonight. reporter: more chaos tonight as a car bomb in the shiite district of baghdad known as sat tar city following reports shiite executed sunni supporters on the facility where they were being held with fighters of the
al qaeda group isis battling forces 37 miles from the capital, the pentagon acknowledged the enemy does possess some american supplied military hardware but not a particular kind of missile system as had been reported. we don t have a perfect inventory of that. the iraqi government is investigating all of that. i ve seen no firm indications they re in possession of that particular system. reporter: officials provided some detail about the 75 u.s. troops president obama citing the war showers resolution, notified congress late monday he was deploying to iraq, roughly 160 are to help with embassy security and roughly another 100 forward stationed outside of ira iraq. one of the things this group does and is proficient at is airport management and security. reporter: on the sidelines of iranian nuclear talks in geneva, speaking briefly to diplomats about the crisis in iraq but did