early sunday morning fighters in the al qaeda-linked al-shabaab terror group fought their way into an air strip on the coast of kenya just south of somalia. it is used by u.s. and african soldiers to combat the somalia-based terror group. before the fighters were driven out, americans were killed. two defense contractors and a so told dominic soldier, armies specialist henry mayfield jr. fm suburban chicago. two other americans were wounded, six aircraft were destroyed or damaged. the helicopters, fixed wing planes, as well as vehicles paid five fighters ended up getting killed. this is the first time al-shabaab has killed an american service member in kenya over the several years they've been fighting the terror group. this attack came two days after the u.s. killing of renee and general qassem soleimani. there have been concerns that iran might try and link up with the al-shabaab group, that this is a revenge attack for a u.s. strike on an al-shabaab base pair that followed a deadly truck bombing last month and the somalian capital of mogadishu. enter all over the world. back to you

, isis, al-shabaab. nobody believes that. the president doesn't. look at the lisp a look at the achievements in the administration. we took with a caliphate in its entirety, we took down hamza bin laden, we took down al-baghdadi, qassem soleimani. this has reduced the capacity for tourists around the world to perform the functions putting american women and men in the homeland at risk. we are very proud of we have accomplished and we are going to stay the course. right next to you. report an? okay! [laughter] china is also a big and predator of iranian oil and iranian minerals, and that's a big part of their economy, as well. are you concerned about the iran issue coming up in the negotiations for the deal? >> i had no idea you would ask that question but that's a good last question to end on. let me first say that we are looking forward to the chinese delegation coming next week. phase one is very significant. it includes very significant components, changes to technology issues, intellectual property i