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Didnt. the cuban crisis in last-minute deals dealing with jupiter missiles on turkey. we got to remember as much as were an enemy of russia, there is a bit of friendship and aw alliance and can we get it nailed down? >> does it matter president obama changed his mind quite regularly how to deal with syria if in the end he makes the right decision? >> if we come out okay on the cuban missile crisis, dean thought it was a mess the way john f kennedy dealt with it, sandwiches coming in, crazy meeti...

Of weapons of mass destruction but large conventional bombs are not is somewhat old-fashioned yet as i say, this is not in any way to say they should be okay. to your other point about the red line, do you get the sense that president obama hadnt thought through exactly what the plan was because we now know that the syrians have violated that crossed that red line several times and the obama administration has had months therefore to prepare for a kind of game plan of when they got to a point wh...

Handling, the administrations handling of syria in your words, a case study, how not to do foreign policy. very strong words. >> the president has tried to have it both ways. for two years he has been resolutely resisting calls to jump into the caldron that is syria. in my opinion, wisely, syria is a deep complex largely internal, largely sectarian struggle, not sure what u.s. military intervention can do. at the same time, the president has wanted to seem to be doing something or seem to be set...

We dont want endless war. john and i -- john knows better than anybody. war is a terrible thing. we wont sustainable security. and syria is a cancer thats growing in the region. and for two years the president has allowed this to come quite frankly a debacle. >> very strong words from senator lindsey graham over at the white house today after meeting with the president in the oval office. im wolf blitzer for piers morgan. will president obama pay a political price for his stance in syria. you wr...

Should take military action, but that he would seek congress approval first. well start the show with big minds in foreign policies. whether those decisions were right for america and the world. then to politics. the british parliament decided against military action in syria. will the u.s. congress do the same thing? and im in the region, so well take the pulse of it. what is actually going on inside syria? and is it now a regional war? but first heres my take. last march, president obama spoke...

Whether those decisions were right for america and the world. then to politics. the british parliament decided against military action in syria. will the u.s. congress do the same thing? and im in the region, so well take the pulse of it. what is actually going on inside syria? and is it now a regional war? but first heres my take. last march, president obama spoke off the cuff about how syrias use of chemical weapons would be a game changer. it has turned out to be, except not quite in the sens...

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Been around for a while, but in a very sort of low-grade form. and i think the reason for that is that a lot of developmental disabilities first get diagnosed when a child is 2 or 3 or 4 years old which is also the same period of time, obviously, when theyre getting a lot of vaccines. in 1998, there was one specific paper that was published in a medical journal called the "lancet" that was a case study of a dozen children that claimed to have found a connection between the measles virus and a gu...

Ones that become president. he would take this opportunity to make the argument that we defeated jim crow but that the circle of opportunity is not yet wide enough. i think that he would say probably that dr. king in this position at this hour in the life of the country would be pressing for economic equality and equality of opportunity which was, in fact, what dr. king was doing in 1968 when he was murdered. he was leading the poor peoples campaign in washington. i think this is one of the most...

>> well, it really -- it had been around for a while, but in a very sort of low-grade form. and i think the reason for that is that a lot of developmental disabilities first get diagnosed when a child is 2 or 3 or 4 years old which is also the same period of time, obviously, when theyre getting a lot of vaccines. in 1998, there was one specific paper that was published in a medical journal called the "lansid" that was a case study of a dozen children that claimed to have found a connection betwe...