conventional bombs, it still a moral outrage, here is what i think assad is telling trump. f-you, and i think he made a serious mistake. because if you are an adversary of the united states and you don t worry about what trump may do on any given day, then you are crazy. eric: you heard it, he is colorful. so what do we did with that? a lot of people talked friday about how thursday strikes were about a message, sending a message. there are, of course, as we remember, a lot of complains from republicans that obama was not forceful enough and did not send a strong message, not just to syria but north korea, china to russia to anyone who is pushing to back too hard on united states and elsewhere, i think that is when you hear from lawmakers. they like the fact it sent a message but the problem is, where do we go from here. the next question is, what will be the creation from syria
4% of represent about 4% of of china s economy that is a huge number, china represents less than 1%, there is a lot at stake right now i think for china, they are slowing down economically, and also they have their communist congress coming up in october. i think that xi jinping wants to see he being dominant in this relationship, and forceful. but he also has to recognize that if he missteps and they get labeled as a currency manipulate manipulator his economy will take a hit. arthel: i think we re out of time. we ll leave it there captain ben collins thank you for your analysis. thank you. arthel: take care. eric: a fox news alert for you, massive manhunt for a burglary sep who mas&p who may be sepy
authorization lawmaker back then were saying it cans time too second a it is time to take a second vote on this, i think, so many years have gone by since 2001, there will be a demand on this problem is, it is political poison to vote on this, two sides cannot agrow o agree on tt policy with authorizes war powers for the president, democrats something limited, and republicans want something less restrictive. you have a big disagreement on capitol hill, when president trump brings something forward you are likely to get support from a lot of republicans. eric: rand paul calling these attacks an atrocity for example, then lindsey graham, here is what he said this morning on meet the press. if you kill babies with
dealing with syria and the islamic state. what we saw was the reaction to use of chemical weapons, but we did not see is a policy on how we ll deal with the civil war and isis. congress needs to work with the president to try to deal with this long-term strategy, lack of strategy, with really in syria. we have not had one for 6 years, we need a strategy, we need to work with the white house to come up with one with bipartisan support. eric: as senator rand paul demands congressional oversight of any new moves. susan is joining us. hello. eric: you have members of congress saying we need a strategy, saying there is no strategy when dealing with syria, what do you think they will come up with? i m told that the president will send a strategy very soon. and that it will be dealing with
critical condition, two others injured, shots rang out downtown just before mi midnight, officis say it looks like a targeted attack. more pain at the pump for drivers, national average $2 .43. and some analyst say that u.s. missile strike on a syrian airbase is partly to blame. a mother searches for the good samaritan who saved her two-year-old son as he was choking on a chip at a restaurant, the mother rushed boy to the bac the back room ba, she came to thank him he was gone. eric: top senate leaders praise president trump this morning saying this u.s. strike against syrian government sent a strong needed message to regime of bashar al-assad. at same time some call on president to develop a comprehensive strategy for