that. what did he say? he said someone probably told you to say this. devastating response. that s not traditional jeb bush. he s basically a nice guy. basically a nice guy and been pushed into going into attack mode. the trump line and you don t have a backbone. i think he s trapped in this on the one hand he doesn t want to go on the attack. that s not who he is and has to prove he s tough. that moment of him saying i m getting a lot of advice, boy, am i getting a lot of advice. that s what that was. the reason why that moment with marco rubio and bush was so devastating for bush is rubio is right. there is no question what bush was doing was political. he s a fighter, of course he s a competitor and wants to win but he s not, you know, that guy when it comes to the personal political battle that you have to do these days and that s why i think it was not good and, you know, in jeb bush s defense, the
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commandos into syria. seems to suggest all of a sudden the president now does support having combat boots on the ground in syria, albeit very limited, at least for now? we ve always known this to be a very slippery slope. we always knew there would be an es calation that would take plae and those that watch this closely anticipated this would happen. that s one of the reasons we wanted an authorization to use force specifically for syria. we never have had that. so the president is basically free to go about this in any way he likes, and we ll see what happens here. i think the real trouble will come if we go in with brigades or heavy infantry, armor and the like. we ve not done that yet. we re clearly looking at these as special operations. are they dangerous? americans are going to be in harm s way. we ve already seen one death. the question is, will it make a difference? well, let s hope so, but what is
which would be the vienna negotiations that are under way. well, you re not really confident that that s going to convince the iranians or russians for that matter to abandon support for bashar al assad, do you? no. not at all. i would expect that they would continue to support assad, and the question then is, what kind of negotiations would, then, result from this multipartied event? probably, and hopefully, an end to the syrian war and a transition to a broad-based government without assad. that s not going to be easy, but i think that s possible. well, let s see if they can do that. if they do that, nobel peace prizes out there for key players involved. i m not holding my breath, though, suspecting that that s going to take a long, long time. let s get into this linguistic battle underway right now. the white house says these forces now about to be deployed into northern syria do not have a combat mission.
not afraid, but it s happening. i ve anticipated this from the very beginning of the bombing more than a year ago, that we would, eventually, have troops. i ve always thought they would be exactly what s happening now. special operation forces of various kinds operating there, and actually i don t think this is the first time. as i recall a raid of special operations forces into iran, excuse me, into syria, it time ago, but the fact of the matter is, we re there. we re in for a dime. we re clearly in for a dlaollar and will be in for billions before this is over. the question is, what will be the result of it? clearly, we have managed to stop isis advance, rolled them back in a few places, but they are very, very lethal. just as nasty and terroristic as ever and they are creating together with the syrian civil war an incredible amount of pressure on our allies, on jordan, on turkey, and now with the exodus in europe, we re