not believing that the u.s. inspectors will be able to determine whether or not chemical weapons were used. ahead of them actually stating that seems like it's got incredible chutzpa for a president who came into office who definitely won the democratic primary in part of him saying what was wrong with the rush to war in iraq and his respect for the international institutions that were flouted in the rush to that war. i find it hard to believe that this president won't wait to at least hear a we don't know from those inspectors that he'd rush before hearing anything. >> i think he will wait for their report, but he's not going to be mindful of it. i don't think -- i think he'll wait for a call from ban ki-moon to verbally tell him what he's heard from the briefing, but i think that means sunday. and that is when i suspect the window opens because the president leaves tuesday for sweden. unlikely that this would begin while he's already in transit outside of the country and to go to st. petersburg to be on russian soil with putin, again