ISIS wives and widows indoctrinate their children in hate

Since ISIS was expelled from the last part of Syria in its possession, some 70,000 women and children are in a camp near the border with Iraq. Most have nowhere to go since their towns and cities were destroyed by the coalition that freed them from ISIS. But many are not happy to have been released from ISIS or see the possibility of starting a new life. As Arwa Damon discovered, they are trying to maintain the ideology of the extremist group and indoctrinate the next generation. Arwa Damon had unusual access to the Al-Hol camp to talk with the women, to the nearby prison where they are ex-combatants from ISIS and to the rehabilitation center that houses some young people to get them away from the insidious ideology of ISIS.