we will either deal with isis now or we will deal with them later and later they're going to be stronger and harder to reach so

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are the things I'm not going to do it he may in fact conclude and I think many people would agree that the introduction of ground troops in contact got combat ground operations on the ground and

are not wise or necessary I happen to share the view based on the information that I have today but I don't necessarily think you need to go out and and

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over a large stack I'm just trying to clarify what you know was the caliphate that they seek so what is the origin action that

that NFL they would become we would become Iran therefore by eating I'm you're well I don't agree with that statement I think that's quite an exaggeration the truth of the matter is that if we do nothing Iran is still going to be involved and in fact if you think about imagine

I think that has to be balanced you certainly want to make sure they air strikes don't lead to chaos that could be even worse on the other hand you've got to keep a close eye on the situation because if it continues on the trends we seen recently there

rich people big corporations they can deal with the stuff they don't like it but they can deal with it you know I was not going to be able to deal with the implications

so we've got to figure out a way to isolate isis from Syria and Iraq isolated from each other and then look I'd leave the rest to military tactics your

the United States has a different hope for Iraq's future belongs to them as to how they get there but our hope is a country that includes Chris Turk

forces in Syria who are engaged in conflict against isis not just a song and I think we provide more assistance for Jordan both and security and again in their border because

lines and their ability to continue to move forward with their there that poorest yeah I mean that that border between Iraq and Syria is quite poor and

certainly don't think he's been a good prime minister I certainly believe that many of the problems that Iraq now faces are a direct result a

extremely radical group with increasing capability and a very clear design they want to establish an Islamic caliphate in sections

got to deal with the endings there deal with a debt ceiling limitation ultimately