either side. i have seen news reports that says the rebels may well have access to chemical weapons. i have seen no evidence from our intelligence committee -- that's the other thing about this. should we go to war without the president coming before a joint session of congress, presenting the case and showing the intelligence? we've been misled before. in iraq we were misled by the intelligence. even at the various high levels of government the intelligence was massaged, i believe, to try to instigate and get us into the war in iraq. i don't want that to happen again. we should have a more deliberate evaluation of the information before we go to war. >> well, the war in iraq there was resolutions passed by both the senate and the house. and some of the other examples i gave, ronald reagan and grenada, for example, no resolution passed. very quickly, did he ronald reagan or president george h.w. bush in panama, did they violate the constitution by sending