entire set of euphemisms which in some sense is the stock in trade but i find it maddening. like what do you mean? part of the problem is we know what war means and war looks like and what effective diplomacy is. it seems like a more difficult thing to communicate. if you and i had a free and frank exchange of views, that means we nearly came to blows. that s right, exactly. will there s an entire protocol for describing how you talk. that s right. it is hard to sell but it is essential. what i m arguing is now is that s state craft, that s this very closed formalized world that is foreign minister to foreign minister. particularly if the this administration is not going to invest much in state craft but even if it had we also need what i call web craft. so, frankly, rex tillerson as ceo of exxonmobil or other any ceo of a business, any head of a big civic group or of a
former home.a it was bombed during the 2008 war. it was determined to remain in the a house his father built. that s untitú the russians fencd off the road and some of the land, even though the house is on the georgian controlled side of the wire. he said the russiansv(urrs a choice. the common citizen or move. he abandoned his home and lived nearby on remains of his land. are you÷ú worried that this border is going to continue moving this way? we are afraid that they will expand the÷ú border. we know what war means. it s better to be like this than in war. tomorrow her and her family fear that one day the?xujt will come again. to one side of their home, a russian military base. to the other, a georgian check point. how wouldym you feel here? how can someone live here. it is scarey. nobody knows what will happen
maniette backs and go into ramadi and win is so inspirational. yes you need boots on the ground to beat isis. the question is whose boots? i think we need more american special force. i think the president is right to step up the efforts. ultimately has to be iraqis and kurds to get that done. at least with this news over the weekened is positive step. melissa: julie, almost no one polled think the u.s. and allies are winning war. it is very low number. 79% of the independents are very dissatisfied the way the war is being held. is that baddest specially with the independents. i don t know if it is bad for hillary clinton. i want to know what winning war means. militarily is 100% right. if we win military peter king is right to some extent. iraqis retaking ramadi and will allow them to retake fallujah
attack in libya is roughly the equivalent of knocking over the starbucks on the corner you might have a point. but this is war against the united states. during world war ii we didn t read miranda rights. but we did have the same procedure. it s not a criminal offense to be at war. it s part of what war means. therefore to try to insert criminal law procedures into a war is doomed to failure. i want to talk about the war with isis and libya s connection and the danger we would face if he were released. it s a risk for him and the inmates at guantanamo bay. if they are released they will go back and fight against the united states. this is taken idea an idea ideological
urinary tract infection, and headache. take charge by talking to your doctor about your oab symptoms and myrbetriq. find out if you can get your first prescription at no cost by visiting myrbetriq.com saudi arabia is committing 100 war means and 150,000 soldiers to fight rebels in yemen. this has been going on for a number of hours now. the saudis are leading a association of roughly around ten countries, including several gulf nations, to take back parts of yemen in the control of houthi rebels like these. u.s. officials say the united states can help with intelligence and logistics, as well. want to bring you the latest video. you can hear the saudi offense in the capital. listen to this.