Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur. Here's what's coming up.

Baghdadi and the thugs who follow him were responsible for some of the most brutal atrocities of our time.

Does the killing of ISIS commander Abu Bakr al-Bardadi leave ISIS on its knees or inspire

it to lash out around the world.

We're joined by the award-winning reporter Rukmini Kalimaki.

Then success against that enemy on the battlefield

while bracing against domestic opponents at home.

Democratic Congresswoman Elizabeth Holtzman played a major role in the Watergate probe.

She joins me with Republican strategist Frank Lance.

Lusk.

No matter what happened to her husband,

she can tell her daughter.

Arthy, be grateful for the life you have here

because it's much better than anything

you would have had back there.

Trust me, I know. Journalist

Artie Schahani shares the tortuous tale of her family's immigration to

America. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Wancourt in London.

Abubaka al-Bagdadi rose from a fervent religious student to rule the brutal

self-declared Caliphate of ISIS, overseeing

medieval style punishments, ordering barbaric executions including of

journalists such as James Foley and destroying important parts of the region and the

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