isis. of course russia has another reason to want to get into this game even deeper and potentially stepping up its air strikes even more and that is isis claim of responsibility for downing that russian jetliner. so suddenly you hear these two men speaking very flatteringly almost of each other. the president saying that vladimir putin could be a constructive partner and we re hearing putin say that the u.s. and russia must stand together. of course, we saw that picture of the two of them when they were both at the g-20 summit huddled together just the two of them with a translator talking bombings ond friday night in a way to work together. it does look possible there could be a new era of cooperation in this one area which is the battle against isis. i know you have a guest with you to talk more about the security effort, the shared information. before we get to the guest i with a nt to play what josh earnest said about france and
policy. it is interesting, it is a risky moment it seems for all of the candidates. the big moment from the gop debate, rand paul taking on marco rubio about military intervention, investment in the military by trillions of dollars and the answer to the strategy regarding isis is far more complex than the argument that we ve seen many times of not in my backyard. and that s what the refugee crisis it s a visceral easy not in my backyard. it s true, though the general attitude particularly of the republican base when it comes to confronting isis after something like this does move in a more hawkish direction. when you look at somebody like rand paul, a few years ago ron paul talking about non-interventional in the wake of the iraq war. there was a lot of appeal to that on the republican side, a surprising amount of appeal. i think that window is really narrowing now as the republican party in particular moves in a more hawkish direction. a more hawkish direction but still very l
in total, seven people arrested. the raid comes amid new details about how isis is funded and how it could have pulled off such an advanced plot. a new report outlines the sources of isis cash flow and finds the group could have a much as $400 million at its disposal. msnbc editor cal perry has been going through the new flash point intelligence report. he joins us with the latest. cal, when you ask people about isis finance they usually say oil. that s what has come up in the presidential debates. but what have we found in this report? it goes far deeper than oil. we think their annual operating budget is somewhere around $500 million a year. think about all of the territory that they ve taken in syria and in iraq and the banks that they overran. we think that they got somewhere in the neighborhood of $400 million in cash out of those banks. infrastructure and businesses. people who fled the fighting, fled the violence. they left their businesses behind and those have been taken ov
apartments. the prosecutor saying he is not in custody. but if he was killed, well, that we still don t know. state television in belgium says a woman who blew herself up as the french commandos moved in was his cousin. thousands of miles away, french war planes today launching new attacks on isis command centers in syria as an isis magazine claims it was indeed their terrorists who brought down that russian jet just a few weeks ago in late october, publishing a photograph of what they say was the bomb, the ied in this case, according to isis, a soda can and some kind of simple detonation device. that is, if you believe these claims from isis. let s bring in nic robertson, cc international correspondent. nic, carly ward actually climbed on a rooftop close to where you are where she could see the raided apartment. let me play a bit of that for us
it also included a photograph of the passports isis claims are the passports used the individuals used to get on that jetliner to bring it down. nbc s senior white house correspondent chris janising joins me now with an update on the search for suspects on this new information in this isis magazine. if it turns out to be accurate, you had individuals on that aircraft with passports. we don t know if they were forged passports but now isis again claiming to show its hand in that attack. reporter: looks like kind after victory lap in that magazine, both related to the attacks here in paris. also to the downing of the jetliner. although there isn t anything in that. our folks have scrubbed through it that couldn t be found in public, so it isn t anything that gives positive proof that they were involved in either. but the question now really is how does this investigation move forward. seven people are under arrest. obviously will be interrogated.