international coalition at the united nations where we have a role to play? all of the elements of that, getting our partners to isolate russia and iran, who are the one who is embolden assad, getting our gulf partners to have some economic consequences on those countries as well, as countries that are critically interested in what happens in syria. that s a strategy. but what i think lindsey graham is speaking to, what we heard, without getting into specifics is that there is no strategy. well, you think that iran and russia are the big winners in syria, that they re really in charge together with the bashar al-assad regime and the u.s. has lost? absolutely. i mean, look, russia has now a major foothold. iran has been building up sources, resources within syria, ballistic missile, doing a whole host of other things, training, having troops, aiming it at israel, our ally. so the destabilization of the
preventing inspectors from getting what russian authorities claim, the delays are due to security concerns following coalition airstrikes. duma was not hitting coalition air strikes, syrian and russian forces have been in control since the day before the strike are russia interior deny a chemical attack took pl. russians claim it was an elaborate hoax staged by the white helmets. 40 people died in duma and more than 500 became sick with symptoms consistent with exposure to toxic chemicals. the us ambassador to the un the key haley said on sunday sanctions would be rolled against russia for their support of the bashar al-assad regime, though sanctions are being held back. we will talk about that coming back. the white house in the meantime another so we are following, slamming james comey after his
the country. jillian: we can all jump in on a road trip. of the 2 i will be much nicer to janice because i don t want you to melt down and scream at us the way the kid in michigan did. rob: it is worth it. he had it. and so have i. i am done. rob: we know you don t cause it. jillian: coming face-to-face with flat amir putin. donald trump is ready to meet with the russian president. is this the negotiator in chief at work? a foreign policy analyst said yes. the focus should only be about building allies against the bashar al-assad regime. i don t think is medically unfit to be president, i think he s morally unfit to be president. rob: critic slamming abc news, some say the network exercising muscles it hadn t used in years
he is worried about the message it did or didn t send to russia and it ran? what do you think? the strike was proportionate. there was a real concern from sec. mattis that we risk escalation with the russians but i also share sen. graham s concern in that i would like to have seen more in terms of taking out the syrian air force and their ability to deliver chemical weapons in the future and also neuter the bashar al-assad regime and its big advantage against some of our allies in the region, the kurds and the arabs. we are in a waiting game and if they do it again i would like to see a more aggressive response which is reportedly what donald trump wanted. is military advisers said to him they went into scale it back, with russia and other places in the world this is not
reference to the syrian leader, syria and russia are attempting to minimize the impact of the recent air strikes. meanwhile now the u.s. un ambassador nikki haley says the u.s. is threatening to impose a third round of sanctions against russia, the ambassador says the u.s. treasury later today will try and impose these sanctions against russian companies that dealt with equipment and supported the regime of the bashar al-assad regime as well as the use of chemical weapons. the ambassador spoke on fox news sunday when she said qinl call weapons pose a global risk. we have to be conscious that we can t allow even small use of chemical weapon. this very easily could happen in the united states if we are not smart and if we are not conscious of what s happening. and in just a few hour s time we expect the uk prime minister