>> let's agree -- the question i'm asking is about what do you do with people committing terror attacks inspired by as opposed to operationally guided by isis. the fact you destroy isis doesn't have an impact on western attackers, what do you do to fight that? >> to get the lone wolf loon ticks? >> there's no such thing as a lone wolf. that is a phrase invented by the last administration to make americans stupid. there's never been a serious atash -- >> no, sir. >> never been a serious attack or serious plot that was unconnected from isis or al qaeda, at least through the ideology and ttp, tactics and training and techniques and procedures that they supply through the internet.

country lives and quite a lot of money. as the pentagon prepares to send dozens more marines into afghanistan days after the remains of most recent casualties in the conflict were returned home, 2,263 americans have died there since 2001. over 20,000 wounded. so many americans still asking what are we doing there? the pentagon has spent more than $714 billion to date on just military costs fighting in afghanistan. >> let's talk about solutions to this here. former navy s.e.a.l. and blackwater ceo, eric prince will join us in just a moment but laid out his vision for a new strategy in a wall street journal op-ed. his plan includes appointing a federal official with broad powers to conduct the war and reducing troop numbers in afghanistan by training local units under private military leadership. maintaining a small special operations presence in the country, also talks about lowering the cost of the

says it will never give up the intercontinental ballistic missile programs. joining us live from the white house deputy assistant sebastian gorca. >> greetings. >> china -- getting china and russia to gri agree to the sancs was a success. this is now the fifth or sixth or seventh round kpening on how you count them and generally none of them served to stop north korea. kim jong-un boosting about being able to hit u.s. cities and long been able to strike seoul and troops in south korea with traditional weapons. what makes you think this is going to do it? have you thought out the dangers of a military escalation with north korea? >> we, we have, why is this got a chance? because this is the toughest sanctions package against north korea in u.n. history. the fact that through the good offices of secretary tillerson and ambassador haley and the president, we not only have the ten temporary rotating members of the security council agree but we have the five permanent members, including...