As ISIS changes from an organization intent on retaining territory to one focused more on inspiring and directing violence and spreading radical ideology, the next administration is going to face new and perhaps even more and more diverse sets of problems.
Corker discusses the evolving threat of ISIS and its implications for future administrations.
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