injured. dana: the u.s. responding with a series of precision air strikes in syria. the blast targeting an arms depot and port. eight iranian fighters were killed. bill: iran s this as u.s. foreign policy is put to the test on multiple fronts. the department remains vigilant against other persistent threats including iran, north korea and global activity groups. iran is improving its capabilities to produce a nuclear weapon. they continue to build its missile forces. iran could produce missile material for a nuclear weapon in less than two weeks and several more months to produce an actual nuclear weapon. john: we have reaction from nikki haley. first all ex ex andrea hoff has more information. as soon as it was found to be from iran retaliation was authorized. the initial attack occurred yesterday afternoon at the coalition base in northeastern syria. u.s. contractor was killed after the suspected iranian drone struck into a maintenance facility there. you had
President trump believes Michael Flynn should be able to tell his story to Congressional Committee is conducting investigations into russias interference in the president ial election. The american president ial election. The american president described the hearings as a witchhunt and in a briefing his spokesperson said the white house was not worried about what it might reveal. He believes Michael Flynn should testify a nd he believes Michael Flynn should testify and thinks he should go up there and do what he has to do to get the story out. With or without immunity . That is up to him and his lawyer to decide. I will not give anyone legal advice from the podium but the view of the president is he should testify. But the president gave legal advice from his twitter account. You said in the past the only reason to ask for immunity is that we have done something wrong. Go get it out there, the president says. Google just have to do and tell everyone what we have been saying for a long
incidents in higher education and law schools in recent years. no dean has gone this far in defending free speech and saying indeed to do dei properly you have to defend free speech. i m a little disconcerted that none of the disruptors of the judge will be disciplined at all or even warned. but we ll see going forward. it is a developing story certainly and we ll see as the dean of dei now suspended said whether the juice is worth the squeeze. the proof will be in the pudding going forward. john: as we watched the video that was steinbach who said that, the associate dean for diversity, equity and inclusion at stanford law. initially the judge didn t recognize her as an administrators because she piled on talking about how his presence was hurtful and is the juice worth the squeeze and what you have to say so important that we re risking this division
here. i love texas and texans. and there are a large number of texans who are discombobulated, disconcerted, upset, baffled, angry that their chosen representatives behaving this way that doesn t reflect the vote of the majority of texans. and so you are starting to see them lose support. i wouldn t say crater, but they look vulnerable. and that is all part of the story here. incredibly fascinating and scary. part of the reason that they are cratering, and i think that they are, i think that they are held up by these extreme factions, is this extreme excrement isn t popular. overturning 85% of all abortions in texas doesn t have the majority support among republicans. letting kids die by banning mask mandates is not popular and that state had one of the worst covid crises of the delta variant. and the voting restrictions,
with somebody who is meant to be a friend. in the case of kafka, maybe you can bully somebody through and get kavanaugh to adopt that tone during the committee hearing but there are senators who are concerned about that tone, who didn t particularly like the way he spoke to amy klobuchar, the way he spoke to dianne feinstein. even on the republican side there was some queasiness about adopting that tone. we shouldn t ignore the fact, there are costs to some of this behavior. absolutely. i mean i m one of those, i guess you would call cry babies like you who think hey it shouldn t have done this way. yeah, it can come back. but we re saying for two years this will come back to haunt and it hasn t yet. i m just saying, i feel a little disconcerted that his tactics which i find a bit repelling, have kind of worked in the past