not complain and did not seek congressional approval when obama bombed libya. they didn't seek it when bill clinton bombed kosovo. the fact is the united states hasn't made a formal declaration of war since world war ii and presidents of both parties since then have had many military moves. this is not even -- we're talking just about the war power right now. we're not talking about the many other things that the president and congress does that are unconstitutional. you don't see healthcare in the constitution, for example. democrats don't complain about the federal government being involved that. kelly: let's talk a little bit more in term of the constitution. because defense secretary mattis said the president was right to order the strike, under article ii of the constitution because he was defending the interest of the united states. now, many republicans even agree with him on that. even senator minority leader chuck schumer went so far as to support the president's pinpoint attack, but long-term, over sustained campaign, should the president be seeking that