Informal, and stopping the flow of money into isil-controlled territory. george, what is the hardest part of this? is it that the islamic state, isis, is a band of thugs who operate through the cash economy and things like that, or is it that it s difficult to get countries like turkey, places like dubai to actually cooperate? is that part of the issue? first of all, i thought jack did a great job in getting the finance ministers sitting around that finance security table for the first time since the united nations was created. often you see the divisions played out and there s unity. that sends a message to the terrorists that they can t divide us but also the middle men. there really is no place to hide in the international community. when you come to isis, daesh,
The last month, month and a half. we re going at the infrastructure around the oil, around the refineries and that s not the only source isil has. it is sophisticated in terms of its financing and started out by con quering territory and seizing banks and then spending money in the banks. it then moved on to develop an oil revenue stream. we have to make sure we move with isil as a world community to make sure they do not have that kind of access and that means going across border sales and formal and informal and stopping flow of money into isil territory. what is the hardest part of this? is it that the islamic state, isis is a kind of band of thugs who in any case operate through the cash economy and things like that, or is it that you know, it s difficult to get countries like turkey and places like dubai to actually cooperate, you know, is that part part of the issue?
Internet and find out exactly where isis is and everything about isis and we can do that if we use our good people. i would certainly be open to closing areas where we are at war with somebody. i sure as hell don t want to let people that want to kill us and kill our nation use our internet. bob, is that possible, what he proposes, to shut down access for isis? no, it s not possible, the internet is a wild chaotic place and they can appear in chat rooms, encrypted apps, all sorts of ways. then you have the question of news organizations like al jazeera which covers the war in syria. that has an enormous effect on the middle east when you see all the slaughter and bombing. people are taking sides on al jazeera. that in itself recruits people. trump is oversimplifying this. we as americans look to the internet way too much for our
Who to vote for. we never do that to them. and he even gets to, in a way, take a swipe at hillary clinton. you know, remember, he said, he, donald trump, is leading in the election. he didn t say the republican primary. so by ignoring hillary clinton, he gets to kind of get back at her. you know, there s some personal ams noty that goes back to 2011 when he accused her of stirring up demonstrations on streets of moscow against him and his government. so president putin gets to make a lot of points without even trying to. poppy. good point, great reporting. jill dougherty from moscow, thank you very much. just ahead, what does the former al qaeda recruiter think of the internet recruiting efforts of isis? look at the moving imagery, the animation, the vast movement. it s done with computer generated graphics.
Syria where you can start to see a counter government forming and that can be a draw. that can have sort of an attractiveness to young people saying, okay, there s another side to this. there is someone fighting for the syrian people, not just isis. because that s often how it s sold to young recruits. come here and defend the syrian people. and that wins them over. we don t have a narrative to counter that. i agree. narrative so critical here. kimberly dozier, bob baer, thank you so much. up next, jeb bush goes toe-to-toe with donald trump and uses some of trump s vocabulary. just one other thing. donald trump is a jerk. could bush back out of his pledge to support trump if trump becomes the nominee? automated voice: to file a claim, please state your name. carnie wilson. thank you. can you hold on? hold on for one more day really?