that s why at comcast we re continuing to make our services more reliable than ever. like technology that can update itself. an advanced fiber-network infrustructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you connected to what matters most. it will go on, we are going to win on taxes and infrastructure, we are winning the war. we are very much estimating isis, you can see that. we ve had a lot of victories but we haven t had a victory on
contain. each day that isis exists it gains new energy and more recruits around the world. our coalition partners like turkey and saudi arabia, should the united states change their policy and hit the pause button on getting rid of assad? you don t see isis and asad fighting each other. and the remnants of the syrian free army. we need to build that force up. this is a law enforcement exercise for the obama had m administration. we should declare war. to be able to take out isis. we have the capabilities of doing this, but we have not shown the will. what would you like to see the president do. set the campaign aside here, in the next two weeks, you want
but i think people who have been watching terrorism for a long time knew isis was never going to be satisfied staying where they were. how do you explain the obama administration s policy here? well, i think that s where we have the real delta. you have the intelligence community saying strategically they won t be satisfied staying there. they will ultimately come to the west, but then off policy which frankly isn t sufficiently robust and muscular to really defeat that enemy as it starts to move to the next stage. chairman mccaul, this report that i referenced earlier, i want to quote from it, gaping security weaknesses overseas especially in europe are putting the u.s. homeland in danger by making it ier for aspiring foreign fighters to migrate to terrorist hotspots and for jihadists to return to the west. ben rhodes, one of the president s close e national security advisors, says they re confident of their procedures in dealing with refugees and how they screen these folks i
enbrel, the number one rheumatologist-prescribed biologic. welcome back, in the aftermath of the paris attack, it is clear the next commander and chief will face no tougher task than facing down isis. joining us is jeb bush. thank you for coming to meet the press. thank you. ben rhodes says we re at war, the french president says we re at war, there are war that s are tactical and then there is an ideology. how do you defeat the ideology. cow attack in syria and isis and you eliminate this threat with something that is more peace loving. we have to be engaged in this. this is not something you can
on the ground. about 67% are in favor. there are estimates that it would take 30,000 to 40,000 troops, boots on the ground. people, not just boots, people to get rid of isis. that s the private assessment. they say 30,000 to 40,000. somebody has to come up with those troops. who is it supposed to be. the answer is if you decide to do it, it will be the united states. assess what you heard on the policy front, michael lighter. what did you hear from governor bush that you would say what do you think he got right and wrong? i think two key points, one assad remains the core of this problem. until we have a good strategy to get rid of assad and think about what comes after, isis will continue to prosper. he is the root of the problem. second is many of the policies he suggested, those are hard.