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al baghdadi is an iconic figure. he is in some ways viewed as a spiritual leader and some parts of isis view him as a muslim scholar, someone to be revered. i think a lot of that sharpness from trump was really directed as trying to burst a bubble of perception within the terrorist community and reinforce the fact that isis is, in fact, vulnerable to american military power. that certainly is a possibility, sir. are you at all concerned that the other side of the coin, if you will, that it could inspire others or incite more violence because of anger as to how this leader, someone whom you identify as almost seen as a
together for same ideology. steve: struggle in the terrorist community who is number one isis or al qaeda? they both come from the same form out same who h mohabit talks with couriers trying to talk to each other see who is who. abu al baghdady. take the ayman al-zawahiri. de facto brand of al qaeda. same branch out of the same part of the world and want the same ideology. they are trying to work isis is start toggle get squeezed in raqqa. going mosul. either need to get back out in the desert. there is a better save haven for them in pakistan which is where al qaeda is pretty much. they are in 20 countries right now. a lot of them are in syria and pakistan. it s like nailing gel lowe to the wall. going to fall off. steve: good way to put it rob. thank you for being here. thank you for having me. steve: college campuses more
correct. or are we being intolerant. you re seeing france s, all that is going out the window. what is that going to take for all that to go out the window in washington? courage, perseverance. does it have to always be american blood? can we learn from this example you know for the love of god? and do something? because we don t need another 9/11 here. we really don t. the fact that there s a complete abdication of leadership to make the decision, when you have a military that s saying please listen to us, we are ready, willing and able to serve, please address the rules of engagement that are hampering our ability to conduct the raids and do what we need. if there s even a possibility of one civilian lost, they ll say it s a no go and they ll peel off. so it s like 75% is the number of raids that they attempt to do that get turned around. because it s no good, it s no good. come on. you know where this is right now in terms of the terrorist
visiting few in the hospital. reporter: does he know what happened? i can t answer that. i have no idea if he knows 100% what happened, what led to everything, but he is conscious. he is aware. reporter: aware enough, authorities say on the day jeremy was laid to rest, his father could finally be told he had died. cnn, marksville, louisiana. now to another big story. five suspects accused of carrying out the massacre of over 140 students at kenya s university in april are set to go on trial today. the suspects were linked to al shabaab when the terrorist community took responsibility for the attack. robin, we thought this would begin yesterday. why was it delayed and what can we expect? reporter: errol, yesterday
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