Marco: "We either deal with ISIS now or we deal with them later"

senator Marco Rubio and ask him about the threat posed by isis millet and well certainly a potentially more dangerous today than al Qaeda they're very

extremely radical group with increasing capability and a very clear design they want to establish an Islamic caliphate in sections

of both Syria and Iraq and other places potentially Jordan is next at some point and anyone to launch attacks in the and the exterior external operations including targeting our homeland if there is this

is an extremely serious national security risk for the country if they were to establish that safe haven of operation I

know you have said that that what is happening in Iraq has a direct bearing on the future security every

Taliban had given and now history is trying to repeat itself here isis is trying to establish the exact same thing in

the Iraq Syria region at their increasingly controlling and then from there from this caliphate that they're setting up there will continue to recruit and

the immediate and long term so you're of our country to you believe our future involvement in Iraq it without a doubt I think this is an urge can't

me this is not about nation building or imposing democracy this is a counterterrorism risk that we need to nip in the bud it is my view that

we will either deal with isis now or we will deal with them later and later they're going to be stronger and harder to reach so

given that this is a direct threat to US national security and an urgent threat what should this administration to do I

do not believe I certainly hope that what he's announced with the three hundred additional special forces and trainers going in is not simply a symbolic measure I hope it's the first a

multi step process but I think that we need to figure out a way to cut off their supply line from Iraq into from Syria into Iraq including

and portions of Syria I'm in the meantime I think this also calls for us to continue to empower those model rebel

forces in Syria who are engaged in conflict against isis not just a song and I think we provide more assistance for Jordan both and security and again in their border because

I think this poses a risk to Jordan down the road and one that we should take very seriously I've been talking to a number of U.

S. officials and foreign officials who say that there is a danger in launching air strike political

oil refineries are in or their increasing ability to capture web and %HESITATION that the Iraqis have and I think if if if they continue to make these games on the pace that they've been making its

going to recall or it's going to %HESITATION require urgent act that to prevent them from establishing %HESITATION control

over a large stack I'm just trying to clarify what you know was the caliphate that they seek so what is the origin action that

you're suggest well the urgent action is to draw up plans that allow us to begin to degrade their supply

lines and their ability to continue to move forward with their there that poorest yeah I mean that that border between Iraq and Syria is quite poor and

they're coming right across that they're bringing equipment through there they're bringing personnel through there it's not the only border that they're utilizing but it is a primary one and

so we've got to figure out a way to isolate isis from Syria and Iraq isolated from each other and then look I'd leave the rest to military tactics your

colleague rand Paul I wrote in the Wall Street journal kind of raise the question what would air strike accomplish