The parents of James Foley are speaking out about how they feel the Obama administration handled their son's situation in the aftermath of his very public and very violent beheading at the hands of ISIS. Diane and John Foley have said in an interview that they don't believe the White House was very good about communicating with them, and were not as concerned as they should have been about their son. 'We didn't feel Jim was a priority, even though we were told that from the very beginning that he was and just to trust that everything was being done,' said Mrs. Foley.
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Diane and John Foley are saying that they don't believe the White House was good about communicating with them when their son was kidnapped
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James Foley was taken in Syria in November 2012 and then beheaded by ISIS in August of last year
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'We didn't feel Jim was a priority, even though we were told that from the very beginning that he was and just to trust that everything was being done,' said Mrs. Foley
'It's as tough as anything that I do -- having conversations with parents who understandably want, by any means necessary, for their children to be safe,' said @placeholder in a speech this week.