JOHN BERMAN (GUEST HOST): Let's talk about what Donald Trump said. Kayleigh McEnany, Donald Trump called President Obama “The founder of ISIS.”

KAYLEIGH MCENANY: Well, look, he opened up room for ISIS to grow, by not leaving a stay-behind force in Iraq, by invading Libya, invading Syria, allowing ISIS to grow from a small contingency to 40,000 strong. So, in that sense he is. And let's not forget when Hillary Clinton called Donald Trump an ISIS propagandist. So, you know the other side isn't completely innocent of throwing around ISIS accusations, but I think in this case, this accusation is far more accurate than Donald Trump being an ISIS propagandist.

BERMAN: ISIS was Al Qaeda in Iraq, which was founded after 2003, 2004, before Barack Obama was president. You know,which we shall refer to as the parent corporation, was organized under the laws of Delaware and had its principal place of business in the Southern District of New York. It was engaged in operating a chain of five and ten cent stores in various states of the Union through the agency of local corporations, the stock of which was owned and held by it. One of these local corporations was the J. G. McCrory Company of West Virginia, which we shall refer to hereafter as the subsidiary corporation. This corporation had an office in the Southern District of New York but operated a chain of stores in West Virginia. According to the allegations of the receiver in bankruptcy of the parent corporation made in the Southern District