Last week, President Obama was taking heat for saying he did not yet have a “strategy” for dealing with the Islamic State. But Friday, after the NATO summit in Wales, he announced his intent to build a new coalition to oppose the group he refers to by one of its many names, ISIL—the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.
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Credits
Guests:
- Feisal Istrabadi - Indiana University - @csme_iu
- Christopher Preble - Cato Institute - @capreble
- Trita Parsi - Executive Vice President of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft - @tparsi
- Daniel Levy - European Council on Foreign Relations - @ecfr