clinton: i did. the first returns that came in were not what we thought, from florida and north carolina, but we knew that those would be challenging states. we still felt good about everything we knew about the states to come to get to the electoral college majority. and it went downhill from there. it was a shocking, devastating evening. i write in great detail about it. because i wasn't prepared for that. charlie: you had a victory speech, but not a concession speech. ms. clinton: i did. it was an effort to reach out to all those people who were against me, who my opponent had start up against me as well, because i thought it was important to be president for everybody, and that's what i was looking forward to do. charlie: you chose not to go speak that night and to wait and come back the next morning. ms. clinton: right. charlie: and you try to speak to the idea that your heart was smashed, your soul was smashed. how would you characterize it? ms. clinton: i was still in devastated, sos once it b

clinton said he'd lost count. >> it's close. this is the clinton presidency. all the other stuff we want to do will not happen unless we approve this plan. >> as majority leader, i was very much concerned about what the outcome was going to be. we needed 50 votes and we were at 49. bob kerrey, senator from nebraska, he had genuine doubts. >> will you tell us what you're planning to do, senator? >> no. >> until he went to get up to speak in the senate, i wasn't sure what he was going to say. >> president clinton, if you're watching now as i. suspect you are, i tell you this. i could not and should not cast a vote that brings down your presidency. >> by the slimmest of all possible margins, the president saved his budget bill and the political clout of his administration. [ cheers and applause ] >> after 12 long years, we can say to the american people tonight we have laid the foundation for the renewal of the american dream. >> passing the budget was a victory because we didn't lose. but usually you could get one member from the other side. >> every single repu

clinton. i worked as hard as i could to see that hillary clinton would be elected president. richard is in massachusetts. line for democrats. good morning. good morning. thank you for c-span. i watch you guys a lot. i got a few comments to make about this. first of all, i was a hillary supporter. she has been demonized. her and her husband. he did a great job as president. , balance theuntry budget. she was a great statesman in the senate and the secretary of state, she has dedicated her life to public service. she has been on the side of women rights and people with disabilities, the common man, health care in regard to the , she's educated, articulate. she's got a wonderful background made a would have great president and a forget she got 3 million more votes than the individual we got sitting in the white house. don't ever underestimate the stupidity of the american people. anybody who falls for the guy we got sitting in the white house right now nothing shocks me anymore. listening to his language, his , he tells the truth when he feels like it and he gets the support fro

oh, and bill clinton doubled his speaking fees in moscow. so sorry, hillary clinton. the media, republicans, they're not to blame for all the corruption at the clinton foundation, and, by the way, you and your husband are. next of course hillary's excuse for her email server scandal. she actually attacks "the new york times." "the new york times" over their coverage, blaming them. >> the times, as usual, played an outsized role in shaping the coverage of my emails throughout the election. to me, the paper's approach felt schizophrenic. it spent nearly two years beating me up about emails, but it's glowing endorsement applies some sanity to the controversy. and then when it matters most the paper went right back to its old ways. >> sean: again, let's tell the truth, and let's set the record straight. that's laughable because remember wikileaks exposed them as only one of the many outlets that was caught red-handed. they were colluding with the clinton campaign. the reason her emails became such a big story is because she broke several laws. remember? she had secret, to

e-mail censorious some of the e-mail she sent to secretary clinton's. now. hillary clinton is hardly the only losing candidate to do cried the mainstream media's lack of substantial coverage of policy it's a common refrain however the aversion to substance during campaigns is not limited to the journalistic saw it also occurs at the other end of the news count. of the times and other papers could have handled it better but at the same time they gave clinton the opportunity to go on the record about this through repeated interview requests to talk about policy issues that were important to her campaign and time. and again she wouldn't open up a campaign to talk about even those kinds of issues that was a suspicion that any interview she granted with the e-mail that she hillary clinton raised hundreds of millions of dollars spent much of that money on television and radio ads i'm hillary clinton and i print this message and most of those ads were not policy based right they were focused on demonizing from. accusing him of bigotry i'll go backstage before a sho

clinton: yeah. but you know everybody in this audience knows that feeling that the next day or the middle of the night you wake up and say oh, if only i hadn't said that. there is always that. you do -- it is the toughest job in the world. it's a job that requires or at least used to require a level of -- [applause] -- you know, curiosity and focus and things that you'd want to think somebody with that responsibility would have. and i honestly believed we were in a different kind of campaign unlike any i had ever seen before. i've watched people go up and down in campaigns. i've worked in them. i, you know, was deeply involved obviously in my husband's two campaigns. i know the ebb and flow of a campaign. this was really different. i don't think anybody fully grasps how it was a variation on a presidential campaign unlike any we've ever seen. i, now looking back, see a lot of different, you know, signals about that, that maybe i could have and my campaign could have done a better job trying to figur

one for the clintons and one for the rest of us. r tonight you, the american people, you should be outraged. it looks like the fix was in from the get-go. enough is enough. the country deserves to know the truth and what exactly james comey was trying to do here and it's time for jeff sessions to reopen hillary clinton's email server case and investigate james comey's role in lettingry her go free without a real investigation. congress must investigate all of this and get to the truth. they have subpoena and investigative powers. now it's time for them to use it.av before unilaterally announcing that the fbi wasn't recommending prosecuting hillary clinton, james comey laid out in painstaking detail how clinton had secret -- top-secret -- classified and special access program information on that email server. we also found out that many agencies gained access to those servers. those are crimes. here is comey being questioneded by trey gowdy in detail about all the times that hillary clinton was investigated during the email scandal.

secretary clinton: exactly. and knowing the little bit that i know about how can jump and sees on this, -- how can jump in this, kim jong-un sees on he is playing trump, just like putin is playing trump. i think they have gotten some much more out of their exchanges with trump and the way trump has on the one hand with putin, given him is like check and on kim jong-un wrote these insults. charlie: he is flattered by attention. he's easily angered. his emotional response precludes a more intelligent than reasoned approach. sec. clinton: he is impulsive, he strikes back. he has to dominate at all costs. he has to be the person that is delivering the last worst insult because that is a form of domination and manipulation and it has worked for him. you know him from this city. he has gotten away with so many things because he took a position that you do that to me, i will do even more to you. if i don't pay your full bill, you'll be lucky to get half the bill and if you sue me, i will never pay you again. charlie: h

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there is virtually no daylight between the clinton state department and the clinton foundation. we have the emails to demonstrate that where doug band is emailing huma abedin and telling her what to do, setting up meeting and phone calls. it's beyond dispute. if you want to take the time to investigate something, look at that. look at uranium one. that should be occupying investigators' time. lou: yet they resisted doing that. attorney general jeff sessions as we wrap up here, it seems there is some passive-aggressive approach at the justice department right now. in one moment he will step forward and another he will step back. where is the attorney general and your judgment of how he is performing given all that is before us. he's awol. he's absent and very quiet. if he chooses to do that as far as his role as attorney general, that's one thing. but then he better have a good press operation going. if he wants to keep a low profile that's fine, but his press operation bert be communicating to the american public about what the department of justice is doing. neither is occurrin

one on with clinton or her. influence a little bit donald trump was able to marry the spectacle of himself and he has a spectacular person and the positive and negative connotation of that harm to his idea they bring in drugs they bring in crime they're rapists he make a flamboyant speech about his war and about his china policy or whatever with hillary clinton the only spectacle or drama people could find was this e-mail drama and whether there was something she was hiding and by comparison all the. thing she was saying on policy seemed tedious and boring and worthy the media's fixation on the clinton private email server was a legitimate issue you know it's pretty clear that clinton set up the private server in her home to obscure her government records that being said the singular focus on those e-mails was a distraction from the major of substantive policy issues you know when n.b.c. had a national security forum presidential nominees that i have a host matt lauer asked five questions just on the private ema

clinton. they seem to like their favorite targets and even though the election is well over, the president's been in office for seven or eight months. for whatever reason, the white house, the political allies, they like to go after the clintons and hillary clinton. that was pretty evident, brook. >> that will be on tomorrow night. jim acosta, thank you very much. the president will be heading to florida on thursday. let's talk about the crisis in florida. two days after irma made landfall, we're seeing how much is decimated the florida key. fema telling cnn 25% of the homes in the keys are in total ruin. another 65% are severely damaged and 10 thousand or so people who chose to ride it out, stay on the islands, may now have to evacuate because they have no power, no fuel, no clean water. that's just the story in the florida key. right now more than six million are without power across the southeast. so far at least eight deaths are being blamed on irma in the u.s. when you tack about the cari

i'm not saying go after hillary clinton just to go after hillary clinton. one of the core tenants of the populist movement, and i put into speeches about her, what i told president trump at the time, this campaign, it's very simple, you know, she's the standard-bearer for a corrupt and incompetent status quo, and you're the agent of change. you're the agent of change obama didn't deliver. you're an eight of change. we always have her as a foil. she's the status quo, you're the agent of change, you will wifnlt we have to make a decision. the math was there. two-thirds wrong track, right track. 70% of the american people thought the country was in decline, particularly economically. all the underlying substrate of an electorate that wanted a change and a changed election was there. if you force her to defend the status quo and sort of this permanent political class that has a grip on the city and the nation, if you make her the tribune of that and do a compare and contrast you're going to win. >> rose: isn't it sad we're getting to a point in which people are

the eyes closed investigation into hillary clinton females as a fraud. speaking on hannity last night sekulow hammered former head he i director james comey for clearing clinton of any wrongdoing months before clinton herself was interviewed. >> the whole investigation evidently was just a fraud on the american people a full investigation. you have james comey with e-mails going back and forth praise drafting three months before they interview 60 witnesses including the supposed that target of the investigation exoneration will basically the explanation letter before they interview the witnesses. you have to ask yourself what's going on here. david: for more on comey and the estate of robert mueller's russia prothair joined by chris farrell director of investigations and research for judicial watch. chris, comey said under oath when asked that he did not make his decision until after his interview with hillary clinton. did he perjured himself? >> yes. he parsed out exactly when he made his decision but the facts are months in advance he is telegraphing t

when playing the blame game hillary clinton starts with herself she says she was the candidate she made the decisions and takes responsibility for what happened but not sole responsibility of the f.b.i. director say. media environment the same way the right does russia are still messing with arcot i don't think the press did their job in this election on the media there is data suggesting that more than a year before election day the dye had already been cast the coverage was taken from gallup the polling organization asked americans what topics they associated with hillary clinton compared to how they saw donald trump the resulting word cloud paints a picture us news consumers primarily associated clinton with her e-mails the private server saga not her policies the trump cloud was dominated by his immigration policy with any personal issues limited to the fine print i do think there's some validity to it major outlets like the new york times kind of made a mistake by e-mail scandal with the same way that they treated from scandals what in fact there is never as much evidence to suppor

russia used trolls to denigrate secretary clinton. this effort amplified stories on scandals about secretary clinton. who were those trolls? the likely financier of the so-called internet research agency of professional trolls located in st. petersburg, financier of that is a close putin ally with ties to russian intelligence. so russian intelligence, again. sometimes some of these you feel you can connect the dots. sometimes you feel like it's one big dot. russian intelligence officers overheard discussing their plans to disseminate negative news about hillary clinton last may. guy with russian military intelligence background shows up in trump tower last june. russian intelligence cutouts start distributing stolen hacks to democratic documents denigrating hillary clinton in july. russian intelligence uses wikileaks to have stolen documents from hillary clinton in the fall. russian intelligence is using american social media companies including facebook, facebook now finally admits to circulate information intended to influence the e

with facebook to elect clinton as they are in russia allegedly hacking the u.s. elections and does the u.s. senate know for example also from these leaked e-mails that mark zuckerberg facebook c.e.o. wrote a personal e-mail to protest back in august twenty fifty saying that he enjoyed spending time with the protest and that their conversation gave zaka bug quote a lot to think about now infer what you will from that but that will read like textbook lobbying to a lot of people and i think it's safe to assume that the silicon valley or the giant tech companies that were gunning for hillary in the run up to the u.s. elections. many viewers will remember was accused of calibrating their search results in favor of hillary clinton's campaign and subsequent leaks have revealed that eric schmidt who's the chairman of alphabet that's the parent company of google he had close personal ties with the clinton campaign take a listen to a memo written about schmidt by clinton's digital strategist i have been kept apprised of the work being done by eric schmidt's group and other

and president trump agree on, which clinton has said publicly. and that is the poor, reckless judgment of comey. and i don't know if he deserves to the fired. that sounds like a poor decision by the president. but i do think he should have been disciplined because of his recklessness. so let's start out on what we agree with. >>all right. this is what i love about you. i didn't ask you any of those questions. >>i made you speechless. it's a historic moment. >>i didn't ask you any of those questions. and the facts that comey exonerated clinton before he did the investigation is pretty amazing. >>maybe you'll answer my question. >>i'm ready to answer it. he blames comey. as you point out, he exonerated her. instead of blaming comey, she should be credited him. and let's just debunk this myth right now. obviously, no friend of republicans here, said, "i even question this so-called comey defense because his poll showed that trump was winning by four points in florida. i would advise hillary clinton to take a self-reflective moment." >>of all people

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at that time, bill clinton was a third string democrat. he was from arkansas. nobody thought a democrat would win. everybody thought bush would get reelected area from the very beginning, marty knew this was the guy, if anyone had a shot, it was bill clinton. by opening his house to him, he put that stamp of approval. this used to be the living room. those doors used to be open to the dining room. this used to be opened to the entryway. they would invite residential candidates here. people will tell you this is where they scored al gore and bill clinton and met jimmy carter and bob dole. they would invite these people in. the candidate would stand here. they would have their elbows on the mantelpiece and they would talk to 150 people. everyone would say i know your living room, that's where i met bill clinton. put your elbow here. you had your elbow where bill clinton with his elbow. it adds a je ne sais quoi to the room. it tells you how many people have actually walked into a house in new hampshire and become the leader of the free world. this is a bedroom in

exonerated hillary clinton before even interview. comey exonerated hillary clinton before even interview. so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. david: the house speaker paul ryan is once again undermining president trump. the white house says the president will announce a decision to stand with it to and daca and obama era policy that protects children from illegal immigrants but in a radio interview today ryan curse the president to keep the program saying it's something congress should fix. more in the future of doc and other issues regarding the white house right now we are joined by ed rollins who served in prepresidential restrictions to chief political adviser to the house republican leadership, 15,

exonerated hillary clinton before even interview. americans are the most generous people on the planet. it's part of america's spirit. it's what makes our country so great. right now there are millions of people in africa who are going without food young children are the worst off. the un is calling it the largest humanitarian crisis since 1945. for the first time a group of american aid organizations are joining together to raise money, awareness and hope for those who are suffering. this is a country of compassion it's a place where we help because it's the right thing to do. it's in that spirit that we're asking you to step up and support the global emergency response coalition's efforts. support the global emergency response coalition by going to global emergency response dot org today. david: the house speaker paul ryan is once again undermining president trump. the white house says the president will announce a decision to stand with it to and daca and obama era policy that protects children from illegal immigrants but in a rad

why democrats are dreading the new hillary clinton book. we start with the most potent atlantic ocean hurricane on record according to the national hurricane center. at least seven people have died, whole islands ravage. hundreds of thousands are without power tonight and the worst could be yet to come. irma bears down on the u.s. southeast. we begin with senior correspondent adam housley on key largo in the direct path. >> good evening. the florida keys bracing for a direct hit, many who have never evacuated before have packed up and got out. >> i couldn't pack nothing. i have the clothes on my back. >> time is short before irma makes its advance with the first stop expecting to be in the florida keys. here, effects could be felt as early as friday night. >> there will be a handful of people staying. so we'll see what happens. if it gets real bad, we will take off. >> mandatory evacuations in place for the keys and much of south florida. >> if you are in the keys and so home, leave and get out. we can't save you after the storm starts. >>

russia, clinton, private and confidential. and the purpose of that meeting was laid out in comically blunt terms. good morning, the crown prosecutor of russia met with his father this morning and in their meeting offered to provide the trump campaign with official documents and information that would incriminate hillary and dealings with russia and be useful to your father. this is high level sensitive information but it is part of russia and its government's support for mr. trump. help along by aris and emim. so that was the trump tower meeting. this statement saying that trump tower meeting was a meeting of, what was it, meeting about the program about the adoption of russian children, the statement was just bull. and that false statement was put out in the name of donald trump jr. but the washington post later reported that the statement was dictated by the president himself. and then the white house confirmed the president's involvement in that statement saying, the president weighed in as any father would. well, now, here

doesn't support the sanctions on north korea and liberals and conservatives alike take aim at hillary clinton for her new tell all book what happened i mitchell's reporting tonight from washington d.c. you're watching r t america. good evening friends we begin tonight once again on the korean peninsula on monday the united nations security council passed severe new sanctions on north korea targeting all of its major industries but lawmakers on capitol hill are skeptical the move will have any impact on the north's progress in making a nuclear i.c.b.m. president trump said the sanctions are a very small step and in the short term will judge their impact we had a vote yesterday on sanctions we think it's just another very small step. not a big deal rex and i were just discussing. not big i don't know if it has any impact but certainly it was nice to get a fifteen to nothing vote but those sanctions are nothing compared to what ultimately will have to happen for more on the latest in korea we're joined tonight with a live shot from on your part of pill in seoul south korea and you know good even

into hillary clinton's emails. >> a brand-new batch of clinton emails revealing there may have been additional mishandling of classified information. the emails from huma abedin were among 1600 documents turned over by the state department in connection with a judicial watch, a conservative group. they had a freedom of information act lawsuit. judicial watch reveals that clinton associates received favors from the state departmen department. >> trace: chief national correspondent ed henry live in washington, d.c. treasury secretary steven mnuchin asked for a plane last month for his honeymoon because he wanted secure communications. that's according to the treasury department. the secretary withdrew that request wants officials figured out a different secure communication option. mnuchin is on president trump's national security council. the inspector general says they are looking into a trip mnuchin talk with his wife to kentucky where they watch the solar eclipse. officials say they planned the trip to talk about tax reform. treasury secretary's typically fly commercial within the

. >>> now more of my interview with hillary clinton. before the break you heard her say the day the fbi director said he was revisiting the e-mail investigation is the day her campaign's momentum stopped. in a moment i ask her if she thinks he was out to get her personally. but first let's get you caught up on the time line of the e-mails. >> i should have used two accounts, one for personal, one for work-related e-mails. that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility. >> no matter what hillary clinton said or how many different ways she tried to move on, her e-mail issue just wouldn't go away. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. >> wow. >> during the primaries the fbi confirmed they were investigating clinton for using a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. the investigation was invoked repeatedly by donald trump on the campaign trail and his base loved it. >> what the prosecutors should be looking at are hillary clinton's 33,000 deleted e-mails. >> in july,

trumps aid trucks from the clinton foundation, hillary clinton in her book is claiming that this is a world-class charity that is so highly rated, doing such wonderful terrific work and that's why people wanted to donate hundreds of thousands of dollars in some cases, tens of millions from places where they kill people and women. oddly enough, they're not doing any of that anymore and that is a very strange coincidence. >> lisa: the business times did a study looking at arms sales from the state department on their hillary clinton and saw a signal we can increase between looking at a period of time with hillary clinton also looking at george w. bush. you can go and look through all these different examples or speeches for bill clinton. 11 out of the 13 speeches, including a criminal and backed bank and russia were under the tenure of hillary clinton. >> juan: i think the foundation does have a good rating and i don't see trumps folks -- >> harris: what you talking about? he served food yesterday. >> kennedy: how much did hillary and bill donate? >> juan: i don't know. but you want to

the leading hundreds of negative reviews on hillary clinton's new book called what happened in which she explains her shock defeat. in the u.s. presidential election. but over a hundred thousand people are evacuated from public places in russia. twenty four hour news live from moscow to the world this is r.t. international my names you know me welcome to the program we begin with the story of two children who were being reunited with their relatives in russia after they were rescued from i still held territory in iraq it is believed the youngsters immediate family were killed in fighting there here we launched the campaign called bring them home to help authorities trace the orphans relations well this is. deja they were found in mosul it is proving difficult to get information about them because they are still simply too traumatized to speak or fritz thought the boy was rescued from a basement where he had been hiding with his mother two brothers his sister he was the sole survivor artie first met. in a baghdad orphanage when they arrived there two weeks ago. because of that i need.

they were spotting unexpected weakness in support for hillary clinton. in that article, he spoke with a guy that just left his post as the compute assistant secretary of defense, he's the senior pentagon official responsible for russia. he said there appears to be significant cooperation between the russia propaganda machine and individuals in the united states about where to target the disinformation. so, mcclachy comes up with that in july. specifically citing investors interest in how the kremlin was able to facebook accounts in key precincts. very, very pointed accusation there, right? and that elicits once again a spate of denials from facebook. facebook, days after the mcclachy piece ran, they told wired.com that they found no evidence of russian enties buying ads. then cnn reported top democrats, they were convinced that facebook holds the answers that investors are looking for on the potential collusion between the trump campaign and russia. cnn describes senator warner as convinced that facebook can explain whether anyone from the trump campaign

ten months after hillary clinton lost the u.s. presidential election she still somewhat preoccupied with why she was beaten in her new book called what happened she recalls her stunning defeat to donald trump and she throws more than a few accusations people countries and organizations which she say cost her the election show washington correspondents samir account. looks like hillary clinton is back in the headlines promoting her memoirs and giving interviews left and right to discuss what exactly went wrong in two thousand and sixteen when she suffered an unexpected defeat to reality t.v. star donald trump. and it seems like she's compiled quite the lists of exactly who and what to blame or says that word work in two thousand and sixteen russian wiki leaks are pressed by inherit nothing from the democratic party bernie's not a democrat jim collins letter my primary opponent. and a lot of his supporters the sexism and the massaging the resentment the stereotype . a lot of people didn't want to hear my plans. for an even more deta

but first major news about the clinton server scandal. a federal judge has ordered a fbi to disclose more information into how it handled the investigation into hillary clinton's server. joining us now to explain more is the president of judicial watch, tom fenton. tom, first of all, i think america owes you a thank you for all that you've done in your persistence, because had you not been persistent, along with people like jay, i don't know that any of this would have come out, but the latest is a federal judge has said the fbi has to disclose information about the investigation that they didn't want to disclose. why don't you tell us specifically what that information is. >> take a step back. we're trying to get the state department to work with the justice department under law, the federal records act, to get mrs. clinton's emails and take action. they're trying to persuade the judge there's nothing else to do. they filed a secret document with the fbi describing what they've done, and the judge says you can't keep this secret, i'm goi

and hillary clinton, she had her say with anderson. now it's our turn to discuss, quote, what happened. is she in need of a

again the president said what other democrats like bill clinton, obama said even when hillary clinton warned that the u.s. would retalliate if north korea uses its nukes. that's exactly what president trump said. if. let's take this to katrina pear son. okay, katrina, let's get to this north korea slaughtered and starved its own citizens, kim jong-un killed his own brother and otto with. the dear leader of north korea uses anti-aircraft guns to kill his own people and shot two missiles over japan. why is the media in meltdown? >> well i think anyone that heard president trump's speech if you are an american and you love your country and you value american values, you heard that speech and you were cheering. you heard that speech and you thought yes, we have a president that actually cares about the united states and wants to put our people first and protect people across the globe from terrorism regimes that are hurting their own people. the media obviously has, they do what they've always done, liz. they take things out of context particularly with this president and those who suppor

it goes far beyond hillary clinton. it goes to the way women are characterized throughout the campaign, how reporters were characterized. we cannot have that again. >> let me give you the last word. characterized. katie tur. we cannot allow that to happen again. >> there is something to be learned. that's what i think it's ultimately a useful exercise for her to write the book. she knew this was going to happen, everybody was going the tell her to go away. she knew this was going object the reaction and she did it anyway because we needed to have the conversation. >>> when we look at hurricane irma, the administration's point man on the environment says it's insensitive to talk about climate change. so that's the idea. what do you think? hate to play devil's advocate but... i kind of feel like it's a game changer. i wouldn't go that far. are you there? he's probably on mute. yeah... gary won't like it. why? because he's gary. (phone ringing) what? keep going! yeah... (laughs) (voice on phone) it's not millennial enough.

and hillary clinton opens up on her election defeat in her new book outlining who and what she thinks cost to the chance to be america's first female president. hello there comes you live from moscow you're watching r.t. and. now the russian navy has targeted a number of eisel held areas with missiles near the syrian city did is sought with the details his. thursday's strikes are really quite significant because many see darrow's or as sort of one of isis last remaining strongholds in syria that we could be seeing the beginning of the and of i saw a final push to take back what little the land they do have left at this point and the pictures we have of the seven cruise missiles being launched from two russian submarines in the mediterranean sea really do show a lot of destruction being their targets and of course the statement from the russian defense ministry has confirmed already that all their intended targets were hit and that includes eisel control centers communications hubs and possibly most significantly an ammunition stockpile all in dairies or now of course the fall of there