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of writing, making things come alive in a fair, relevant way, you re going to find a position. thank you. you bet. thanks for being here. real quickly. yes or no, michael, is that it? just yes or no. i m kelly mcgowan. i have another ethics question. what do you do to get everybody on your staff on the same page ethically? get everybody on the same page ethically? like what do you do to ensure your staff is all on the same page constant coaching, transparency. here is what is expected if you want to work for me, and if you can t live by those rules, you won t. okay. let s face it, ethics is a nonnegotiable thing, okay? it s not. michael, you know that certainly in your classes and what it is you re teaching. it s nonnegotiable conversations related to the ethics. you want to be in this business, to be credible, relevant to the readers and advertisers i serve, you don t play by the ethics game, you re not going to work for us. thank you. my name ....
the area of interest at the time. we get into these legal arguments that the groups we go after our pursuant to that authority and with that authority, somehow or other, it connected adequately to the group we were going after. it is a legal document and it has to be done with some real care. it is not done in the conflicts we have seen. we didn t have aumf in lybia. we have never had an aumf using airpower. i believe the president should get bipartisan support. i think the policy is right. i believe that the policy that he has laid out his right. for this moment to disagree on technical wordings a concurrent or joint resolution doing with those limits, no ground troops relying on a coalition. these are themes of this president which i happen to share. it gets to the point of if we are going to try to overcome the complexities of an aumf which might be a complex partisan debate. it leads to that because it is such a legal document that is binding law instead of supporti ....
if iran doesn t feel part of the effort? they are already there. so they are already making an effort without being part of a coalition. secondly, the government of iraq if they want to talk, which they obviously do, they can do it. that s got to be the filter. it can t be direct conversations with iran for practical reasons. i believe. i m someone who very strongly believes we ought to be negotiating with iran on the nuclear side. against some very strong opposition to even talking to iran on the nuclear side. that to me is the number one goal right now is to avoid that catastrophe of iran getting a nuclear weapon. and i think this could muddy that water and confuse and complicate those negotiations if in another area we are relying on iran, because i think it could help, it could raise their expectations somehow or other, it could affect what they calculate we might be willing to do on a nuclear side. i don t want them to change their calculus. i want them to know ....
you and your colleagues have just started to absorb the information. how old you like to proceed in regard to combatting the inas you are insurgency? isil needs ah be confronted and defeated. it needs to be removed as a threat to regional security in the middle east and there s a security threat to. united states of america. i think that there will obviously be debates about how to do that, butable that we will be unite the but i believe we will be united? host: can you give us some information about what you would like to see? some of the options are taking the idea of authorizing, arming, and training the rebels and putting it into funding the government. others say we should split them up and have two separate votes. and there are still others, i talked to jim moran, and he said that they should come back and have a full authorization of force debate in november after the election. guest: i believe that the process is what we will pursue. i think that the ....