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and as the president said in the oval office on friday. you don t need boots on the ground from the u.s. point of view but you sure do need international actions to bring this thing to a close quickly. if it goes on through the end of this year, the whole region is going to fall into chaos. bret: chemical weapons, syria, a red line, a dotted line, what is it? we re back with the panel. charles? look, historically, we have had two responses to these kind of situations. in the 90 s, if there was an attack on us terror threat out there, we lob them. this attempt went into md tent in afghanistan and pretend we had done. so after 9/11 we invaded and took over the whole country. now there has got to be something in between. this is we areing will for for syria. i think the administration is thinking that perhaps if its hand is forced. that we will lob a missile or two that will have no effect and will only sort of involve news a hot war without achieving anything. also, they talk abo