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Raise for tom prices old seat. astronomical for a race of this type. the atlanta journal constitution reports 95% of the money came from outside of georgia six. they hope it can be used to drive turn out. the situation starting to seem reminisce ant in the election in the obama administration. scott browns victory in massachusetts for the seat left vacant by ted kennedy. they were able to turn energy into money into turn out. joining me now is the editor and publisher. $8.3 million is quite a bi...

Stretcher. >> the lastly, does this -- will this affect whether you fly united airlines again? >> probably, yeah. the way they andled the situation wasnt right so that will affect it, right. >> thanks so much for your time. really appreciate it. now to the first federal election since president trump took office. this week begins two months of special elections where democrats hope to flip four republican house seats and hold on to a fifth. first in kansas where republican congressman mike pompe...

Many of whom vacationed in the sinai to return to israel. >> we should talk about this a little bit. chilling to the christian community. you have the president coming back from his visit with donald trump and thats going to be a bit of a high. there was a good warm relationship there established. now what? how does this affect his government. >> definitely undermines his central message. if you recall, sisi came into power and has been governing under the mandate hes restoring law and order and...

>> tom shillue: is it the trouble to the resistence or to other conservatives. youre no fan. >> his trouble is the economy, his trouble is the world, his trouble is the fact that its a hard job and solutions are a lot more complicated than he let on. his struggle is hes got to build a wall now. his trouble is all the stuff the bed he made for him. thats not something the kennedy school of government is going to have any affect on or twister or fox news or ms nba c his trouble is actually reality...

That is part of an american tradition in some ways, we dont say we have to go to war because we have strategic interests to deter other dirt bags all over the world and this is an important region. but there are i think important strategic value in just showing that assad is not immune. and even though it is symbolic at this point, it has no affect really on the battlefield, but sadly that base is being used again, harm the syrian people. but at the same time, i think it does change the message ...

Dropping bombs on another country is war. we have to think about what are the ramifications. what may happen from this. will assad reform? will assad get worse? if assad is toppled, will be people who replace him be better or worse? >> two different views right there. joining me is silvia brelly. hearing two sides there. this was war, this was legal. nato backing trump. putting the political aside, legally, could he do this? >> u.s. law does allow the president some leeway to arespond to attacks...

Trouble to the resistence or to other conservatives. youre no fan. >> his trouble is the economy, his trouble is the world, his trouble is the fact that its a hard job and solutions are a lot more complicated than he let on. his struggle is hes got to build a wall now. his trouble is all the stuff the bed he made for him. thats not something the kennedy school of government is going to have any affect on or twister or fox news or ms nba c his trouble is actually reality. >> i dont disagree with ...

So i think this will have a real sobering affect on adventurism from the assad regime. >> is there a benefit in not -- in the regime not being clear on what u.s. policy is, on not being clear on, well, what is the red line? is it just not using chemical weapons? if im assad and you use barrel bombs, are they going to intervene? is the lack of clarity, is that a possible intentional benefit? >> yeah. i think so. look, its clear to me based upon what we have been saying the last 24 hours after the...

Affect of getting gassed is the terror. its the memory. the chemical weapons, its a weapon of terror. the whole point of using chemical weapons is to terrorize people, to make them know that there is no place for you to hide because during the bombardment, people go into the basements and to the lower levels but when you use chemical weapons, the gas is heavier than air so goes to the lower levels. thats why you always find that the most casualties during chemical weapons attacks are basically w...

Pentagon. how could this affect the effort to take bachrach can a? rack a can a and syria which is a isis strong hold. >> were told by u.s. defense officials tonight that they did not move any of the 1,000 u.s. troops who are on the ground in syria out of syria in advance of this attack. remember that that operation to retake raqqah to take raqqah the isis accommodate is, held up right now because the fact turkish referendum. the u.s. military and its coalition allies want to arm the kurdish fig...