I think what we are doing right now to confront Daesh will either basically eliminate our deal with a challenge that is of that magnitude because if we don't and if President al-Sisi does not win in Egypt, does not overwhelm those people who are trying to destroy him and replace him with a caliphate government and if you folks don't succeed, we may have a world in which a huge chunk is controlled by radical Islamists who want to destroy Western civilization.
Dana Rohrabacher: “I think what we are doing right now to confront Daesh will either basically eliminate our deal with a challenge that is…”
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Rohrabacher warns that failure to confront Daesh could lead to radical Islamist control.
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