President Trump may be unlikely to partner with Syrian dictator Bashar Assad to defeat the Islamic State, despite previously suggesting he would be open to working with anybody to combat the radical Islamic terror group.
Speaking to reporters on Monday, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said the new administration is going to approach its campaign to counter the Islamic State “smartly” and will only work with countries that have America’s interest at hand.
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