embattled republican congressman george santos talks to the media as the house prepares a vote on his expulsion a lot of folks now coming forward listen, we were going to wait for his trial to see what happened. others have now become convinced now that that report is out from the house ethics committee. they have seen enough there are a number of people now publicly, including many, many republicans who say they will join a vote to oust him. could that be thursday? could it be friday? we will keep you covered as we look to see what happens there. and it raises further questions about what is happening on the senate side with a possible ethics investigation into senator bob menendez. also facing a trial there are those on that side calling for due process but a number of democrats as you know who have called for his resignation there. so, we will watch to sees a all of those ethics issues plays out more immediately with representative santos in the next day or two. we will ke
the last minute he was notified there would be 150 casualties. i m a nonintervention nist. i like he made the decision to not use missiles. i actually wish he would have done that right from the get-go. i m concerned about what s going on internally with the people who advise him and is there a huge division between the way he wants to handle foreign policy and the way he wants to handle foreign policy. ed: that s where the president has been consistent. going back to the campaign he wasn t going to be a interventionist. credibility on the world stage if you threaten, maybe don t follow through on some of these examples. it s interesting, because many in the mainstream media have been pushing a narrative not just for days really, but for weeks, months even that the president with john bolton is hell bent on war. then he pulls back and actually reconsiders, again, not a war but a military strike and the media goes why are you indivisive? why didn t you basically start a war? look at the