Eurasia Group's Bremmer Says U.S. Not Doing a Lot for Syria, ISIS Can Return

The video discusses the impact of Al Baghdadi's death on US foreign policy and ISIS. It highlights Trump's domestic gains from the event, despite previous criticism over his Syria policy. The video also examines the current state of ISIS, including recent prison escapes and the potential for resurgence due to regional dynamics, such as the Kurds' reduced involvement and Iraq's new government's actions. Finally, it compares the US foreign policy stance under Trump and Obama, particularly regarding Syria and refugees.

How did Al Baghdadi's death impact President Trump's domestic standing?

• It led to a decrease in his approval ratings.

• It worsened his standing due to increased criticism.

• It improved his standing by showcasing a counterterrorism success.

• It had no impact on his domestic standing.

What was a significant consequence of capturing information from Baghdadi's safe house?

• It led to the immediate collapse of ISIS.

• It allowed for more effective targeting of his network.

• It caused a diplomatic conflict with Syria.

• It resulted in the release of all ISIS prisoners.

What factor is contributing to the potential resurgence of ISIS in Iraq?

• A peace treaty with the Kurds.

• The withdrawal of Russian forces.

• Increased support from the United States.

• A new government targeting those connected to ISIS.

Why might the Kurds be less willing to fight ISIS?

• They have formed an alliance with ISIS.

• They lack support from the Americans.

• They have achieved complete victory over ISIS.

• They have received increased support from the U.S.

What was a common sentiment among people in Mosul regarding life under ISIS?

• Life was better under ISIS than it is today.

• Life was equally challenging under both conditions.

• Life was worse under ISIS than it is today.

• There was no difference in quality of life.