requirement that nato agreed to some years ago, long before the president trump presidency, what is going to happen? is there going to be some shake in that u.s. commitment? is there a suggestion that nato becomes a pay for play kind of operation? i don t think there is at this point. i think that the secretary general made what is perhaps the key point. this whole debate about nato spending has in fact been going on for years. the debate about nato getting into terrorism operations, terrorism analysis, has been going on for years. none of this is new. nato inside the alliance has been working away at it. mr. trump certainly highlighted it on the world stage. it plays to his political base. but it s really up to nato now. and i think the secretary general was very strong in making that point. the problem for the president, he has to demonstrate whether it is an unshakeable commitment on the part of the u.s. kevin madden, to you, because
particularly in syria. what do do you mean buy that in. the turkish government turned blind eye to extremist using turkey to wage war. they seem to be paying a price for this policy. they are paying a price they have invade syria and roll up islamic state in northern syria as a result the islamic state is responding to that invasion. it is this policy about extremism during the early part of the conflict in syria, the turkish presence, and it is the proximity and undertake this types of terrorism operations. i know you spend years
too. iran will take all the sanctions relief money and put it into terrorism operations. that is something that a lot of i feel republican members will say at their town halls over the summer and democrats will get a lot of heated question at their town halls over the summer on those types of talking points and will have to hold firm through what will be a very vigorous debate going forward in the summer months back home in the districts and back here in september and it will be the question is can they keep the numbers low enough to be able to offset the veto proof majorities? we ll see. thank you. and with more on the uphill battle the president faces in congress, we are joined by the former chair of the dnc and founder of democracy for america and the only person at the table who won a presidential state primary. i looked it up. how are you? thank you for being here. very impressive, sir. thank you, thank you. let s break it down. luke talked about about the lobbying effor
cannot do is offer an explanation about why he became such an extreme radical to be involved in in cutting people s heads off, and also part of the puzzle we haven t heard any details about so far is what happened prior to 2009. why was he on the british services british intelligence service s radar. at the moment, the counterterrorism officials, metropolitan police in london saying they re not going to comment on jihadi john, lives are still at stake, there are on going terrorism operations involved at this time. john? a lot of unanswered questions, nic. alienation only begins to explain it. and not much. doesn t really excuse taking hostage and killing of innocent lives. from isis in syria and london to isis in brooklyn. new information about the two men in custody in new york accused of trying to join isis, a third man arrested for
dramatically,in fi tes mally small chance you re going to have this problem going forward, any individual would. and the way we deal with it are perhaps in the future they ll put countermeasures on civilian aircraft. in the meantime count terrorism operations and just hoping that the luck will keep going the way that it has. for the most part. obviously there are sop aberrations. and don t go over dicey air space areas. you definitely don t want to fly over a war zone unless you have a really good reason. poor people never saw it coming. that wasn t restricted air space where they were, but it was nearby. buck, good to see you. good to see you. up next, the tv reporter working for russia today quitting her job over the plane shootdown. we ll explain more after the brea [ cat meows ] da-da-da-da-da, bum-da, bum-da bum-da, bum-da the animals went in two by two the sheep and the frog and the kangaroo and they all went marching, marching in two by two