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king abdullah of jordan was here and just ask after bombs immaterial. we have not provided. i do so report the city is going to china to get it instead. that is a total lack of leadership on our part. we should be sharing intelligence with egyptian. we should be arming the kurds. we haven't done any of those things. and with regard to iran i've never negotiated a nuclear deal but i've negotiated a lot of deals. and awesome cardinal rules. number one, know what your goals are. and unless and until you achieve your goals you don't sign a deal that we've not achieved a single one of president obama's goals. number two, walk away from the table. we have never been willing to walk away from the table. number three, never celebrate a deal until you have a deal you want. and this president went into the rose garden and celebrated as a historic achievement a framework. what did the iranians cyclics we got him. let's go spend the next two months making this deal is better for us and worse for them. we need to stop talking to the iranians immediately and we need to impose the most cru

[applause] >> king abdullah of jordan, a man i've known for a long time as well. there are things we can do to help our allies in the middle east, fight vices but we are not going to. king abdullah of jordan you may remember when the jordanian pilot was born -- was burnt alive, he was in this country and he flew back of course and what did he do? he probably executed to convicted terrorists and started bombing. contrast to that response to hillary clinton's response to benghazi. can you imagine a terrorist and our adversaries thought when after purposeful bombing on the embassy on anniversary of 9/11 second estate goes out and says this video isn't what america is all about. imagine a signal that was sent. king abdullah of jordan with you because he was asking us for bombs. we have not provided a. i saw a report that said he is going to china to get instant. that is a total lack of leadership on our part. we should be sharing intelligence with the egyptians. we should be arming the kurds. we haven't done any of those things. and with regard to iran i have never ne

king abdullah of jordan has asked us for items we have not given them. the kurds have asked for things we have not given. the egyptians have asked for intelligence, we have not given it to them. i would hold a camp david summit with our arab allies and ask them what they need to fight this fight and defeat this evil once and for all. [applause] we need someone in the oval office who understands how the economy works. who understands how the world works and who was in it. who understands how bureaucracies work because our government is a giant lowood bureaucracy. who understands how technology works because technology is a tool. most of all we need someone who understands what leadership is. it is a leader shop to challenge the status quo. leadership is not about power, position, title. it is not about living at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. the highest calling of leadership is to unlock power in others. we need a leader who will unlock the potential of this great nation. and, let us ignore knowledge ladies and gentlemen, that people of sincere faith make bet

i just want to follow-up, we had king abdullah right where you are sitting the day after they released a video of his pilot being burned to death. you can imagine his attitude. he made a couple of points that resonated with me. one is that this is our fight indicating that is not judeo christian. it is called whack a mall, you had them here, -- whack a mole you had them here, they pop up here. those lines are simple lines on a map. this is about the middle east. what do you see as a win -- is it geographically based? and is it short-term? what is a whe dis >> >> i think this gets back to the previous question about how complex and varied our problems are in the middle east. with the american national interest as a strategy in these circumstances we try to pursue our interest. in this particular fight against isil to stop the movement that endangers friends and allies and its success in the campaign would be eliminating not every mole to use your metaphor but every mole hole. to make it still says there is not a safe haven that isil represented that it continues to you destabilize place

king abdullah gives unpres depted access to his country as thousands of christians and muslips tries to flee extremist violence in his home land. >> one of the largest camps is here. five years ago, this was desert. today with 82000 people it is jordan's fourth largest city. there are all sorts of all ages each with a personal tragedy. it is where we met six-year-oldbian. she came with her mother and sister and just the clothes on her back and without her father. >> i want to sing a song for my father. >> her father is one of the many who disappeared in the syrian prison system. >> my father was arrested. >> he went out to buy coffee and we didn't so him again. we cried when he didn't come home. >> escape from terror airs tonight right after the fox report. >> and fox report from the campaign trail. and wooing voters. and plus an exclusive interview with plans to take on hillary clinton. and debate over lowering the confederate flag in south carolina continues, one within i think she tried to kill us. are you kidding me? no, it's only 15 calories. with reddi wip fruit never sounded m

. >>> please join me this weekend for a special look at how jordan's king abdullah is trying to fight both syrian president ba bassil al assad. >>> and details about a modern-day underground railroad of hope to america for syrian christians who believe they may have lost their ancestral homeland forever. >> they flew via europe into mexico city and then to tijuana where they got a helping hand from a coyote, someone who smuggles people in across the border. he only gave us his first name manny. he described his role in this complicated process. >> i have many law enforcement friends who are willing to help along with our movement to facilitate the crossing whether it be border patrol friends or law enforcement agencies political ties anything that's needed. >> reporter: with all the danger fadi had experienced at home he figured there would be trouble. but he was surprised by how smoothly the whole process went in mexico. fox news reporting crossing jordan escape from terror debuts friday 10:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> isis terrorists have launched a swift counter offensive after recent

king abdullah of jordan has been asks asking us for bombs and material. we haven't provided them. the saudi, the qatarrys they know this is their fight. they're not going to fight it unless they sent resolve and leadership and support from the united states. and so far they have none of that. that administration continues to say we need to go through the central government in baghdad. there is no central government in baghdad. there's a shia-led government that is in collaboration with iran now. >> george. >> the senate has voted 90-1 saying we reject the policy of containing iran thereby implying that iran unlike the soviet union is not rational enough to be with nuclear weapons deterred. do you agree with that? and if so does that mean that president fiorina would order military strikes on an iran that was acquiring a nuclear capability? >> well i think once again, president obama has continued to give the american people a false choice which is a little bit implied in your question. his false choice is if you don't agree with what i'm doing or not doing, there is no option but

i just want to follow up right where we're sitting we had king abdullah probably here -- actually, it was the day after they released the video of his pilot being burnt to death. you can imagine his attitude. but he made a couple points that resonated with me through today. one is that this is our fight, indicating that it's not going to be a christian or muslim, that they had to fight. certainly they want our help and we are doing that. but something that really stuck with me to this day is i've been fighting this fight for 1400 years. 1400 years. so it sort of reminds me what we're following the teps here is if anybody has been to an arcade it's called whack-a-mole, you hit them here they come up over here. this is the question i'm going to -- what is considered a win in much of the discussion today has been around iraq but those lines are simply lines on a map. this is about the middle east. what do you see as a win? is it geographically based? and is it short term? where are we in five to ten years? what is a win when we're discussing the middle east and in particular with isil? >

and king abdullah of jordan was one of those. and it was very, to me, at least, someone who is new to this, it was a very optimistic kind of a report. he talked about his idea of bringing sunni leaders together. i think, in that time, in april or so. but since that time, the jordanians have been impacted by significant challenges, not the least of which are the refugees and some of the al qaeda issues for them. number one, i guess my question would be, how are things going with jordan, and do you see that sort of exceptionalism kind of approach he was taking being able to move forward? and i apologize if this has been asked before. but -- secretary carter: no, it is a key question. it was alluded to before, but you are hitting the nail on the head which is, where are the other particularly sunni aligned powers in the region? in this fight, which is essentially for a big swath of sunni territory by a group who -- where religion is the center of their political ideology? and in the case of jordan there's no question about that. the

i just want to follow up right where you're sitting we had king abdullah here probably here actually the day after they released the video of this pilot being burned to death. you can imagine his attitude. he made a couple of points thate[-/ resonated with me through today. one is that this is our fight. indicating that it's not going to be a christian or muslim that they had to fight. certainly they want our help and we're doing that. but something that really stuck with me to this day is, i've been fighting this fight for 1400 years. 1400 years. so it's sort of reminds me what we're following the steps here is if anybody has been to an arcade. it's whack a mole. you hit them here they come up over here. this is the question i'm going to. what is considered a win? much of the discussion today has been around iraq. but those lines are simply lines on a map. this is about the middle east. what do you see as a win? is it geographically based? and is it short term? where are we in five to ten years? what is a win when we're discussing the middle east and in particular, with isil? >> wel

manner did king abdullah of jordan was one of those. and it was to me at least, someone who is new to this who is very optimistic kind of report he talked about his idea of bringing sunni leaders together and i think at that time in april or so. but since that time obviously jordanians have been impacted by significant challenges, not the least of which are the refugees and said that the al qaeda issues for them. number one, i guess my question would be, how are things going with jordan and gdc this sort of exceptional is kind of approach he was taking been able to move forward. i apologize if this has been asked before. >> no. since it is a key question that was alluded to do you are hitting the nail on the head, which is where our via their particularly sunni unlined powers in the region in this fight which is essentially for a big swath of sunni territory by a group where religion is the center of political ideology. in the case of jordan there is no question about that. the level of insight and commitment by the king and the tremend

abdullah. guess what there's a different king. i think many people were very surprised by mukrin's appointment in the first place. given the pressures on the kingdom again, the need for stability and change, to go from an old king that does have some health problems to a stable succession at a time you face serious security challenges on all of your borders. i think if i have been shifted from crown prince to king i would have done something very similar and done it very quickly. >> jean-francois, let's turn to you and talk about some of the changes in leadership in the oil sector and if you can take us through the changes at aramco and at the ministry. and i think what underlies that is what's the connection between these changes in leadership and any likely change in saudi oil policy? or are we also looking at steady as she goes? >> well thank you. i totally agree with dr. cordesman that there's much too much emphasis on what the royals do or who they are and so on. in the case of the oil pol

we had a chance -- a couple months ago to go to jordan talk to king abdullah, and we met with him on the same day that they let that deter being a fighter pilot who had been -- the jordanian fighter pilot who had been ordered but -- murdered by terrorists, and he talked about the threat these terrorists opposed to the nation and what they believe. i think that kind of attitude that kind of understand, is what we have to make sure is part of the coalition. recognizing this isn't just a threat to terrorists -- to the united states through terrorists. this is a threat to every nation and leader in the middle east by an element, a radical group that wishes to bring down existing structures. host: another topic for you to talk about is the trade promotion authority debate fast-track authority. that passed in the senate last week. you voted for it. tell your view -- tell our viewers why you voted for it and to you see it as a diplomatic means to an end? guest: it is interesting that we have this discussion about what is happening in the middle east and talk about trade promotion authority,

control large parts of yemen and they're well armed. >> i asked our brothers from the coalition and the king to help us. right now we live in very difficult circumstances and people are wondering how long the fighting is going to last. when will it stop? >> behind the front lines there are many other unarmed people suffering. the humanitarian situation is worsening with the lack of fuel as well as essentials like food and water. al jazeera. >> isil fighters stormed kurdish held villages near kobane in syria. saturday kurdish forces pushed isil from the town for the second time this year. they're now going door to door searching for isil fighters left in hiding. the latest battles are further south and east. 200 people have been killed tons thursday. that's when isil launched its assault. >> the organizers of music events in taiwan are being questioned after an explosion left 500 injured. flames reare you married over a stage, forcing party goers to run to for their lives. many suffered serious burns. >> around 1,000 people were dancing at a water park when colored theatrical powder thrown fr