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Doesnt work. he was the secretary of housing and urban development in the clinton administration. "time" magazine has obtained a secret united states navy memo which says, quote, the u.s. navy is preparing plans to construct sprawling detention centers for tens of thousands of immigrants on remote bases in california, alabama, and arizona. the navy memo outlines plans to build temporary and austere tent cities to house 25,000 migrants at abandoned air fields just outside the florida panhandle, n...

The navy memo outlines plans to build temporary and austere tent cities to house 25,000 migrants at abandoned air fields just outside the florida panhandle, near mobile, alabama, at navy outlying field wolf in orange beach, alabama, and at navy outlying field silverhill. the memo also proposes a camp for as many as 47,000 people at former naval weapons station concord near san francisco and another facility that could house as many as 47,000 people at camp pendleton, the marines largest training...

Accounts. more meetings across washington about what they want to do. what would a target list look like? do you want to just go for the same kinds of targets as you did a year ago, air fields, do you want to go after the chemical weapons, that could cause civilian casualties. mattis, we know, is concerned about that. do you want to go for a broader set of targets that could involve the russians? obviously a good deal of concern. and, still, secretary mattis publicly, again, yesterday, saying th...

Not the least significant component of that is the fact that we dont have the political will to go in there and fight not only syria but also russian and iran. we are not going to do it. danielle pletka who was on the round table today of the show of aei has written an op ed. she says you can could do this if basically you bombed all of the air fields in syria and that you could actually have a significant deterrence impact. do you buy that? >> you would have a deterrent impact on that maybe eve...

Relationship inside syria we are liable to wind you have killing russians and iranians and there will be collateral damage if we look on it -- really good targets, collateral damage among civilians in syria. start i think what we are doing to see ismerly punishment. a little bit more of the same as we saw in april. maybe more air fields. maybe two days worth of strikes instead of one. maybe more missiles. but i dont think deterrence is in the cards. we know that we cant deter them. assad has eff...

Decision last time. we made a decision to do a measured response to try to deter assad from using weapons again. i thought it would have been better if we took out all six air fields to stop the delivery means of the chemical weapons. but the white house made that decision to do this measured attack last year. it didnt work. because assad -- >> julie: it was a very strong atalk. 50 missiles -- >> its one air field. >> julie: exactly. the door was left open. >> now we should take out all of assad...

>> julie: the kremlin is saying the missiles the president plans to send to syria would destroy evidence of suspected chemical weapons attack, which is a joke considering an official from the kremlin just on monday said there was no evidence that in fact of international chemical weapons attack even happened. >> yeah. i mean, the russians, even after the u.n. investigation took place and a report was furnished based on the attack a year ago and they still deny that that actually took place. >> j...

Movements going on in syria right now. >> those air fields and barracks are being cleared. people are moving air assets. it is likely that we will hit an empty airfield unless we broaden out the strike, united states military decides to broaden out that strike in the name of sending a worthy message -- you cannot use chemical weapons or chlorine gas on a civilian population. >> a number of people have said to a lot of the syrians, to the families of almost the half a million syrians killed and t...

Wait and see mode for the president to make that decision and if it is military action for orders to be issued. what we do know is president trump talking to both the british and the french leaders, there will be an effort if this comes to military action to include both countries and make this more of a coalition strike, not just with the u.s. out in front. so a key question right now is what targets in syria would you want to hit? do you want to hit air fields? well, this alleged chemical stri...

Leader manuel macron. expect to seat french involved. theyre very concerned about this situation. they have been very public about it. but now what will they do and one of the key questions is what targets do you want to hit in retaliation for this chemical attack. do you want to hit air fields? well, this attack was carried out by had helicopters. they can move around very quickly. they dont even need an air field. do you want to hit chemical sites? if you hit chemical sites, you risk a cloud a...