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agreements were. it was before twitter. admiral, there have been disputes excuse me. there s been disputes among the trade negotiators in this administration regarding china, how tough to be. so that we knew in real time but they weren t doing it publicly. they were trying to smooth it over in public. for john bolton to go on twitter, arguably could be a firing offense. i think anything could happen at this time because we see such a rage of reactions from the president. this is really typical of the way in which he operates, which is to kind of create a crisis, say north korea, fire and fury, kim jong-un as little rocket man. now they re the best of friends. in iraq, we see him go right to the edge of launching strikes, but then it s back to, well, it
he s an iraq war veteran, a u.s. marine. congressman, did the president make the right call with this order to launch this missile these missiles into syria? well, i don t think so. i mean, number one, he hasn t clearly outlined the mission or end goal. how this ends. what the followup action is. number two, i don t believe he has the authority to do this under the operating aumf we re working on in the middle east in terms of fighting syria. sorry, fighting isis. syria isn t mentioned. we don t mention any state actors. that s an act of war. you have to come to congress. there s a bipartisan sentiment that i m saying right now. that the president should come and talk to us before he launches these strikes. clearly what asaad did is horrible. there s beyond a doubt, i don t think anyone could disagree. but you need to come up with a plan. you need to elle us the end state. statement, we can t be hypocrites. we can t be launching strikes
if israel struck overnight. israel won t comment because they don t comment right now. this is an area where there is day light, a rare area where there is day light. israel doesn t want the u.s. to leave syria. to be clear israel launched strikes in syria for years. israel has been the country most willing to take direct action against syrian regime interests. this puts israel at odds with russia. netanyahu and putin have very open relationship but netanyahu was very public with putin as recently as january that israel will continue to act in syria to counter iran. but the truth is that israel has been launching strikes for years. the killing has gone on. israeli strikes are not going to deter assad. they are not deterring russia. we need to ask what is actually going to change the calculus. these questions will be asked at the white house in the coming hours. thank you so much for being with us. a day of apparent consequence
moves. pundits and lawmakers alike have cheered on the chief. ironically, he was the one who campaigned as more of a dove during the general election, portraying hillary clinton as the dangerous interventionist. with her, you ll end up in world war iii. she doesn t know what she s doing. so you re not fighting syria anymore. you re fighting syria, russia, and iran. what we should do is focus on isis. we should not be focusing on syria. with her plan, you ll end up in world war iii with syria. you re going to end up in world war iii over syria if we listen to hillary clinton. so now that trump has reversed himself and embraced his inner neocon, launching strikes in yemen and syria, he s finally getting the applause he craves, even from democratic lawmakers. both democratic leaders in congress, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi came out in support of the missile strikes in syria. only five democratic senators publicly opposed them. that s five out of a caucus of 48. but those five appea