they re two sides of the same coin assad and isis. you need to go after both of them and a strategy to do it and the president needs to lay it out. bill: thank you, alex and mary anne. 21 past the hour. shannon: fox news alert. dozens are dead hundreds injured after suicide bombers devastate two churches in egypt. a chilling look inside the latest isis attack targeting christians. bill: police on a manhunt for this suspect calling him a national threat this morning. even more awkward that somebody that seemed so innocent could do something so terrifying and become a threat to the whole united states.
neil gorsuch is taking the first of two oaths that will make him the 113th supreme court justice. the senate confirmed him on friday. john roberts administering the first oath in a private ceremony at the supreme court. then at the white house at 11:00 a.m. eastern justice kennedy will do it in public. the high court is scheduled to hear several new cases starting on monday. never been more encouraged by the trump administration than i am today. a strong moral case to make for what the president did. stronger now in fact than when president obama faced that same situation. i think the fact that we acted was very important and i support the president s action. bill: there you have on both sides there president trump getting good reviews from his critics as he handles his first foreign policy crisis.
scalia s espresso maker if it s still there and i want to know what happened to the sign he used to have on his desk which said stupid but constitutional. is that still there? shannon: i ll investigate both of those things. we ll see it all live in just a few minutes. bill: watching that from the rose garden. also today dozens are dead in egypt. celebrating on palm sunday one of the most holy days of the year for christians. what we re learning about two different attacks next.
destruction proliferation and usage. bill: last point. an extraordinary think to see how quickly international matters come to the forefront because the previous administration had a much different approach to it. now you see this white house putting its foot forward in so many ways. shannon: the obama era in america foreign policy is over and it ended with the tomahawk strike at the end of last week. more to do to be sure but i think the administration now needs to focus particularly on what the middle east looks like after the destruction of isis, which hopefully comes before the end of this year. you aren t going to put they re trying to recreate the iraqi government. doomed to failure. we need strategic thinking here as the goal of destroying isis is pursued. bill: thank you, sir. great stuff. john bolton leading the analysis coverage from
dictators before. we may not like what he is doing there but if we break it, we buy it. i don t necessarily know if we want to as american people want to commit the resources to going in there long term occupancy. we might find what he is doing heinous but with that said it s his country. not our problem. if we want to set up safe zones i encourage that. bill: as long as he doesn t use chemical weapons he stays and the civil war continues? yeah. i would say that we let him run his country as he sees fit up to a certain red line as we demonstrated we won t tolerate. bill: iran and russia are running towards each other. communication lines are open in a brisk way between moscow and tehran. this is what you find, carl. they will team up on one side and now you ll have tillerson go and say whatever he says tomorrow with sergei lavrov and possibly vladimir putin face-to-face. what comes of that meeting, if anything? i think this is a point