February 21, 2015
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23:58Now PlayingThis Week, ISIS expanded its reach to North Africa where 21 Egyptian Christians were beheaded. At the same time, the White House held a violent extremism summit where President Obama rejected calling the group “Islamic.” The Daily Beast's Nancy Youssef and POLITICO's Michael Crowley report on the group's expansion and why the words used to describe ISIS fighters really matters. Plus, a federal judge in Texas put a temporary stop to the Obama administration's executive action that would shield millions of undocumented immigrants from deportation. The Justice Department plans an appeal, but in the meantime millions are left in limbo. And potential 2016 Republican candidate Jeb Bush gave his first major foreign policy speech this week in Chicago where he tried to draw contrast with his father and brother — both former presidents.
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