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As Audible has beaten back, we're gaining vast amounts of intelligence, thousands of documents, thumb drives, digital files, which we will use to keep destroying Audible's networks and stop foreign fighters.

We also continue to intensify our efforts against Al-Qaeda in Syria, which no matter what name it calls itself, cannot be allowed to maintain a safe haven to train and plot attacks against us.

I do want to step back and note the broader progress that has been made in this campaign so far.

Two years ago, ISIL was racing across Iraq to the outskirts of Baghdad itself, and many observers ISIL looked invincible.

Since then, in Iraq, ISIL has lost at the Mons of Dam, at Tukrit, at Bayji, at Singyar, at Rumati, at Heat, at Rubah, and now Fallujah.

In Syria, ISIL has lost at Kobani, and Talibaya, and the Tishrin Dam and Al-Shadadi.

ISIL has lost territory across vast stretches of the border with Turkey and almost all major transit routes into Iraq.

And in both Iraq and Syria, ISIL has not been able to reclaim any significant territory that they have lost.

So I want to repeat, ISIL has not had a major, successful, offensive operation in either Syria or Iraq in a full year.

Even ISIL's leaders know they're going to keep losing, and their message to followers, they're increasingly acknowledging that they may lose Mosul and Iraq.

And ISIL is right. They will lose them, and we'll keep hitting them and pushing them back and driving them out until they do.

In other words, ISIL turns out not to be invincible. They are, in fact, inevitably going to be defeated.

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