Leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi [Entire Presser]
to ISIS Following President's Statement on Baghdadi's Death
CNN's @npwcnn says President Trump's remarks "echoed frankly the crudeness you would often expect to hear maybe from ISIS." pic.twitter.com/ueGxy5J4c0
— Trump War Room (Text TRUMP to 88022) (@TrumpWarRoom) October 27, 2019
for "Piling on" Humiliation of Baghdadi and ISIS
Admiral James Winnefeld tells @margbrennan that he's worried about Trump's "piling on" by describing al-Baghdadi as a "dog." Says it sends a signal to followers "that could cause them to lash out possibly more harshly in the wake." pic.twitter.com/L6y7a17bm0
— Face The Nation (@FaceTheNation) October 27, 2019
Presser, Say Honoring US Troops a "Lesser Matter"
A pattern of @CNN's disrespect for our military men and women at every turn. pic.twitter.com/5C2uZb0sHv
— Steven Cheung (@CaliforniaPanda) October 27, 2019
Sure This Was Kept Secret. I Don't Want to Have Men Lost and Women"
FLASHBACK: Never Forget - ISIS Terror Leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was held at the U.S. Prison Camp Bucca in 2009. Until the Obama White House Agreed to Let Him Go. The Obama administration shut down the Bucca prison camp and released its prisoners, including Abu Dua in 2009. The Telegraph reported -- (Click Here to Read Column)
Religious Scholar" Abu Bakr as-Baghdadi
Reactions vary to the U.S. killing of ISIS terrorist chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. However, perhaps the most alarming headline was the sympathetic obituary from The Washington Post:
The Washington Post was not alone in their sympathy over the killing of the brutal terrorist. Bloomberg News also followed quickly with deep sympathies for the death of a leader who “transformed himself” into a “teacher of Koranic recitation.”
Generally speaking I wouldn’t recommend watching a Chuck Todd interview especially when he’s grieving the loss of one of his own; however, this interview with National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien provides some insight into why he was selected by President Trump for the very important position.



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