Islamic State issues message as lawmakers critique strategy
Clip: 11/13/2014 | 3m 52s
Islamic State issues message as lawmakers critique strategy
Despite claims from Iraqi officials that the leader of the Islamic State had been wounded or killed, a 17-minute recorded message was released in which he taunted the U.S.-led coalition. Meanwhile, in a House hearing, lawmakers questioned and criticized Pentagon officials about the Obama administration plan to defeat the militant group. Chief foreign affairs correspondent Margaret Warner reports.
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Islamic State issues message as lawmakers critique strategy
Clip: 11/13/2014 | 3m 52s
Despite claims from Iraqi officials that the leader of the Islamic State had been wounded or killed, a 17-minute recorded message was released in which he taunted the U.S.-led coalition. Meanwhile, in a House hearing, lawmakers questioned and criticized Pentagon officials about the Obama administration plan to defeat the militant group. Chief foreign affairs correspondent Margaret Warner reports.
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