WHITFIELD: A massive explosion and just outside of Baghdad. ISIS claiming its militants attacked a gas plant there killing at least 10 people. As CNN's Ian Lee explains, Iraqi Security Forces are being criticized for their response.</s>IAN LEE, CNN NEWSROOM: Fireballs lit up the early morning sky north of Baghdad after ISIS launched a deadly attack at a gas plant. Two attack helicopters from a nearby base helped repel the attack. More than 10 guards were killed. This attack sparked harsh criticism from Baghdad's governor, Ali al- Tamimi. He slammed the chief of the plant for failing to provide adequate protection. He pointed to the inappropriate number of guards and their light weaponry, no match compared with ISIS' firepower and tactics. He called for an overhaul of the plant security to protect the facility, which is important economically, for the services it provides, and geographical location. The plant is just north of the capital along the road that leads to the ISIS stronghold of Mosul. Another failure of the attack, he says, was the delayed response by Iraqi Security Forces, their Special Forces. The governor called for security leaders to be replaced after it took the forces two and a half hours to respond. This latest attack underscores two important points. First, a change in ISIS tactics while the terror group faces battlefield losses over the past few weeks, sleeper cells have increased the number of attacks in territory controlled by Iraqi security forces. Second, it highlights the failure of security forces to root out ISIS in that area. Ian Lee, CNN, Cairo.</s>WHITFIELD: After the break, Donald Trump, the mentor.</s>SUNSHINE: He was never a boss. He was a leader. It's a lot different to have a boss than a leader. He was a leader. He taught me. He mentored me. He showed me the way.</s>WHITFIELD: My exclusive face-to-face with one of the billionaire businessman's most prominent former execs and current supporters next.
At Least 10 Killed on Baghdad Gas Plant Explosion