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America has policed a world order that we actually want to live in now, i know there have been problems since iraq and with the iraq war. but we want to live in a world that is safe for democracy. we want to live in a world that is safe for human rights. we want to live in a world where journalists and others can speak freely and not get imprisoned. >> the point putin makes -- i dont want to take him that seriously but there is a serious point here. when american exceptionalism means we get to d...

Inspectors that went in there, the syrians will say, its too dangerous to go someplace. at that point as an inspector you have two options. maybe it is too damn dangerous to go someplace, or theyre trying to keep you from going to a place they dont want you to go. >> david, how many inspectors do you think are there qualified in the world? >> look, its in the hundreds. its not in the thousands. >> youre saying you would start looking at resumes from people like pesticides? are you saying extermi...

>> steve: all right. frank, always a pleasure to watch the dials and you. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> steve: 20 minutes after the top of the hour. major backlash against at & t for its tribute to the twin towers yesterday on september 11. were they using the victims to sell phones, or is this just a bunch then bringing faith back to the big screen? >> god is good and hes a god of love and hes powerful enough to stop evil and pain and suffering. why doesnt he? >> steve: kirk cameron is behin...

Islamist extremist? >> i was. and i was very indifferent to the suffering caused by 9/11 to the american people. since then ive gone and spoken at the 9/11 memorial. i visited ground zero today. but at the time it happened i was so full of rage and anger towards democracy, the western america, that it didnt touch me whatsoever because i was consumed by what i had defined as my own peoples suffering. >> so how do you -- now you lecture people go, to people, argue with them of trying to change isl...

Relations. it hasnt always been like that. remember good old boris yeltsin? he was a russian president the u.s. could work with. they did in bosnia and kosovo and elsewhere. >> i thought the interesting slip in this op ed was his identification with stall lin. he didnt see the great breach between the soviet union on democratic russia that yeltsin did. he referred to our, us, russia, including united with the united states against hitler against stalin. so he this the soviet union is part of his...

A good analysis on who could use chemical weapons and concluded that only the government could have used chemical weapons because of the vast amount they were used and the way they were delivered. you cant takes a sad or putin seriously when they said they didnt use chemical weapons. >> nor should we take the intelligence reports 100% given the problem with iraq. >> iraq is a huge problem. >> ill come to that. tom ridge, this is from putins piece. a strike would increase violence and unleash a n...

Guarantees there will be no boots on the ground. if we dont and try to security weapons, we guarantee that there will be american boots on the ground for a very long time in the middle of a civil war. is that the choice were facing? >> no, youve misunderstood me. i said if i could pick my ideal inspectors who are trained, i know where i would go. i dont think i or anyone else will ever have that right. so youre going to have to pick up people, quite frankly if i were doing it i would be starting...

Pakistan. >> quite a sentence by the way. quite casually. ways going to stop you right there and be like we need to talk about that a little bit more. okay. >> yes. so the distinction being, of course, a military coup wouldnt target civilians. >> people who dont know about you, you were arrested and imprisoned in egypt. its really when you were in custody in egypt that you began to change your mind. >> this is a crucial point. it comes back to this point of humanitarianism. i was radicalized bec...

If god is good and he is a god of love and he is powerful enough to stop evil and pain and suffering, why doesnt he? >> heather: it is a new documentary called "unstoppable" and it aims to show how faith can make you stronger when youre faced with tough times. here now, kirk cameron to talk about that. hi. so this opens pretty soon, right? >> september 24. >> heather: what made you decide to do this? >> this is by far the most personal project ive ever made. its a true story about my friend, mat...

Instructions and giving him the death penalty. now, whether its actually carried out is a very separate question. >> the president has to sign this, doesnt he? >> i dont think thats a barrier, i dont think president obama or his successor will have a problem but it hasnt been since 1961 that there was a military execution in this country. there are a lot of legal impediments in the way of this. >> you may be back to analyze this verdict in 20 minutes. jeffrey toobin, thank you for that. keepin...