trails stop, and maybe pyongyang would stop its programs. there don t appear to be any takers for that among u.s. forces. more exercises are planned for next week. we ve got to be prepared to bring our might and capabilities wherever our nation asks us to go. if those cruise missiles launched against syria prove that the military option is alive and the trump administration, and the u.s. military on the ground here showed they could be up to the task as well. greg palkot seoul. now to the u.s. economy. a big drop-off in jobs numbers tonight. just 98,000 added in march, the fewest in a year. the an employment rate slid to a nearly 10-year low of 4.5%. stocks were down on this new state. the dow lost 70, s&p 500 of 2. for the week, the dow lost three one-hundredths of a percentage
the suggestion from pentagon officials with either the russians or the syrian regime was trying to destroy and cover up evidence of the chemical attack. senior administration officials say that russians were president at the shayrat airbase when the weapons were loaded onto the plains. defense officials said the u.s. military took efforts not to hit the russian barracks, giving moscow a one hour heads up before the attack. the first missiles launched at about 7:40 eastern, an hour later, at 8:40 eastern, all 59 of the missiles hit within two or 3 minutes with one missile falling into the sea after lunch paid fox news obtained exclusive satellite images of before and after last nights air strike. these photos, show a surface-to-air missile battery which was destroyed. 10 out of 10 ammunition storage sites were destroyed, two fuel reservoirs remain based on this imagery. russian drone footage shows that
it was terrifying. one of the most interesting things, i spent a couple of hours yesterday flipping through various cable channels. this was the day the republicans had pressed the nuclear button in the senate. there were so many stories. syria, sarin gas, china, all of these stories going on. a fifth story of the day was the nuclear option and that s how badly schumer has whiffed here. bret: sean spicer unk syria and how it applies to china and north korea. the president last night was clear before he came out, had inopportune age speak to president xi. he informed him of what happened. more importantly, this sends a signal around the world that this president is one who acts decisively come up with justification and a proportional
if you look at governments across europe at what has been done, i think it has been proved that this desire was desperately desired. put up sean spicer s tweet after looking at this tomahawk cruise myself, the tweet of the room where president trump was, the image after the strike apparently was ordered at 9:15:00 p.m. eastern time. charles, the world reaction seemed like, again, it was respectful of the strength move. i think it was extremely important for precisely that reason. it will have its particular effects on the ground in syria. it s a warning to us, they no longer have a free hand, going to pay a price, next time it will be a bigger price. all of that is important. i think the most important
to get taxi from done, it is incredibly important, and it is questionable whether that will happen. bret: real check-in. mitch mcconnell says he has reached out to former republican presidential candidate from the about running next year. orrin hatch of utah has hinted he might retire and says he suggested mcconnell take a look at romney. that might not sit well with jason chaffetz who publicly considered a primary run against hatch in 2012 and could be in the mix if hatch does not run. we will talk about reaction to president trump s missile strike on syria, all around and in the u.s. th