syria. we, the people, simply do not want to do it. martha: that raises a big question, captain nash, what do we stand for, and can we afford to be indecisive in any way when we speak as the remaining superpower in the world? or are we anymore? well, the problem is the confusion in the message. and i go back to it, martha. who wants to die for something unbelievably small? if it s this important, then deal with it with that relative importance. but to discount this thing and say nothing s going to happen, trust us on this, all we re going to do is shoot in some missiles, and it s going to be all over, i think people are smarter than that. they re looking at this, and the political class here in washington may be all wrapped up in this and willing to believe that, but when you have so small a group of people involved that
really understand the military and are paying attention to this and have discounted miley cyrus and dancing with the stars and really are paying attention to international affairs, they re scared, and they re scared because we re being dragged into something by people who do not have the trust of the american people. and i think that s the biggest problem, and that s the issue that the president more than any other has to overcome in that speech tonight. it s not about how we re going to do it, it s why we re going to do it. and what the ramifications of that are. and that we have the will to deal with the consequences of our own actions. martha: yeah. well put. and we ll be watching tonight. and the why is a huge question here that the president will attempt to address tonight and the american people will decide if they think that he s successful at that. there s buck mckeon as they continue to answer questions on the hill. captain nash, thank you very
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chief if the ambassador s not there is the lead u.s. person in the country, but the marine corps is primarily the force that is used to evacuate em embassies for evacuation. and we have those those plans are dusted off and kept fresh, given all the ak it beactivity middle east. especially after libya. they received a lot of scrutiny. what would we do now if one of our embassies was hit as we are potentially going to strike another country? do you worry at all sh, captain nash? we appreciate you coming on the program and giving us all the details. do you worry about how much we talk about this sort of thing publicly? well, i think what s happened is, the short answer to that is,
we don t know if a military strike will take place, six warships capable of delivers a narrow targeted response. the white house says it s looking for. five of them armed with tomahawk cruise mitchells. joining me now, retired navy captain chuck nash, a fox news military analyst. sir, thanks for being here tonight. nice to be with you, harris. captain nash, tell me about the power we have sitting out in theiterranean now? five warships capable of tlivers some cruise missiles, self-defense capability and surface-to-air kpanlcapability syrians decide to send air force out, or other droocraft to try