so we re just few hours away from president obama s address to the nation. he will unveil his strategy to dismantle the islamic state group in iraq and syria. the president told leaders yesterday that he has the authority he needs to take action against i.s. americans back him up as well. 61% of americans say acting against the islamic state is in the national interest. the president plans to ask lawmakers to approve $500 million in lethal aid to syrian rebels. what more do we know that the president is going to say tonight. it s time for the united states military and the coalition partners to go on offense against the islamic state group. a couple of reasons for that, tony. the galvanizing event of augus august 19th, the video of the first on-tape murder of american journalist james foley followedly james sotloff ha galvanized the opinions of americans and lawmakers as well. further they wanted a more inclusive government and they wanted nouri al-maliki to go. the presi
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