russians found some of the u.s.-drafted language, quote, unacceptable. so far russia has vetoed 11 resolutions in the security council dealing with syria including five of those dealing with chemical weapons. sandra, back to you. sandra: we ll look to see the vote if and when it happens. bill: president trump drawing a hard line against vladimir putin. his comments from last night. president trump: he may, yeah. and if he does, it will be very tough. very tough. everybody is going to pay a price. he will, everybody will. president trump: u.s. military action, nothing is off the table. bill: jack keane in the studio, chairman of the institute for a study of war and strategic analyst. how are you doing? a year ago you have tomahawk missiles flying into an air base in syria at 4:00 in the morning. i imagine that s not the
the moment when the security council either discharged its duty or demonstrated its utter and complete failure to protect the people of syria. either way, the united states will respond. russia, which backs assad along with the iranians scuttled a previous panel to investigate the chemical. yesterday russia criticized the u.s. and our allies. the leadership of the united states united kingdom and france. without any justification and without considering the consequences have engaged in a confrontational policy against russia and syria. the security council diplomat tells fox news that they hope that there will be a vote on this today but that the
syria. what kind of action might we see and when? national guard troops arriving on our southern border trying to stop the tide of immigrants trying to cross. one border state hasn t committed to send help. children escaping a burning building by jumping from a balcony as flames whirl around them. we ll tell you how it ended. bill: thank you, 10 minutes away. in a moment today marks one year since neil gorsuch was sworn in at the u.s. scourt supreme court. how has his presence changed the court and maybe changed america? that s next.
witch hunt constantly going on for over 12 months now and actually much more than that. you could say it was right after i won the nomination it started. and it is a disgrace. it is a real disgrace. bill: that was just part of it. john roberts leads us off today and john, good morning. he made it clear last night how he felt. how is it this morning? he was livid last night and still upset this morning about the raid on michael cohen s two offices, one in the trump organization, the other in rockefeller center as well as his apartment, which is under construction, after some water damage and his hotel room that he has been living in for the last several months. the president with two tweets this morning saying attorney/client privilege is dead. a total witch hunt. last night meeting with his national security team called what to do in the wake of the syria attack the president went off on the raid an mueller investigation in ways he never has.
tom s commitment to our country. tom led the white house and strengthen our cyber defenses and respond to natural disasters. president trump thanks him for his service and wishes him well. that statement from sarah sanders just a moment ago from the west wing. in a moment here it is one of the biggest questions around the world today. will president trump take military action against assad in syria? assad is a bad guy. he did it, no doubt in my mind. i don t think the syrians, you know, bombed themselves. i don t think they poured gas on their own kids. this regime has a history of doing it. bill: now the president weighing a strong response after the gas attack that killed dozens of civilians near damascus. adam joins us next with his reaction. dash cam video of road rage you seldom see like that. police calling on the public to help find that driver.