HARLOW: All right, welcome back. Could the end of ISIS in Syria be imminent? The president thinks so. Here's what he said just yesterday.</s>TRUMP: In 2016, everything red is ISIS. When I took it over, it was a mess. Now, on the bottom, that's the exact same. There is no red. In fact, there's actually a tiny spot, which will be done by tonight.</s>HARLOW: This is the map the president was holding. He tweeted it out. On the left is the area that he says indicates territory controlled by ISIS before he took office. On the right there, what it is currently. The battle in eastern Syria has raged for months and months now, with thousands of civilians fleeing the area, hundreds of ISIS fighters captured or surrendered. Military experts do say that even after ISIS loses its last stronghold, it will still remain a serious threat. Also, to Mozambique, where the official death toll is now more than 200 in the aftermath of that deadly cyclone. And the number is expected to keep climbing. Crews are still racing to rescue thousands of survivors stranded on rooftops amid rising floodwater. The storm slammed into the southern African nation earlier this week. Winds up to 109 miles per hour, leveling homes and buildings. 90 percent of the city of Beira has been destroyed, with homes and businesses completely flattened. We wish the best to all the rescue crews there. Thank you so much for being with me today. I'll see you back here tomorrow morning. I'm Poppy Harlow. "AT THIS HOUR" starts now.
Trump Claims ISIS Will Be Gone from Syria by Tonight