Topic: Wes Clark

President Erdogan is seeking a referendum to widen his executive powers while facing domestic unrest and bombings in Turkey. General Wes Clark noted that one of Turkey's most wanted figures, Fethullah Gulen, resides in Pennsylvania and operates a massive network of U.S.-subsidized charter schools. A documentary titled "Killing Ed" explores the influence of these Gulen-linked schools in the United States.

Senator Dianne Feinstein and General Wes Clark discuss the regional implications of the ISIS threat. Feinstein suggests Iran's help might be useful, while Clark emphasizes the threat to Saudi Arabia and the need for Sunni troops on the ground to defeat the Islamic State.

Curry presents a theory that ISIS may be directed to invade Jordan, which would threaten King Abdullah and force a massive military response to protect Israel. They discuss Jordan's history as a buffer state and the potential for "Hollywood-style" media coverage of such an escalation. Dvorak counters that ISIS is likely intended to remain a buffer between Iraq and Iran to protect Kurdish oil interests.