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Servic interactions with the media, and it never bore a resemblance to what happened behind closed doors. so i wouldnt jooveremphasize t tone of this. but what i would look for is the substance. the less they say about whats already taken place, the strikes or the gas attack by the assad regime and more where they say about where this is headed from here. finally, the last thing i would pay attention to is any phrases or ideas that both men use when theyre at the podium. that might suggest a deg...

Fight has tried to walk us through the steps that have gotten us to this point, which is, might this white house be willing to do something against north korea with a sort of took action against syria just this past week? >> i want to thank everybody. >> the president spent the morning at the white house this morning talking about domestic policy issues like taxes and infrastructure. his focus remained abroad, the growing threat in the pacific posed by pyongyang. the president meeting early this...

On trade, the president has a steep hill to climb here, by withdrawing from the trans pacific partnership on his very first day in office, he has, essentially, seeded the field to china and asia. this is what i hear from most of our allies who have large proportions of their trade with china, take australia, for example, about 30% of its trade is with china. other countries are in the range of 19%, 25% and the pull back by the united states leaves them feeling like theyre going to get sucked int...

Other countries are in the range of 19%, 25% and the pull back by the united states leaves them feeling like theyre going to get sucked into chinas economic orbit. president has a lot of work to do with china on trade. hell need their help on north korea. >> the first question i asked about the syrian gas attack, has become the question of the day. did vladimir putin know about the attack before it occurred? we dont have definitive information on that knowing the relationship as you do between v...

Bombs. by the way, syria has been using barrel bombs hundreds a month, for months and months and months. and the u.s. hasnt done missile strikes there. if youre in russia right now, what do you think youre getting from the united states, professor? >> we have some disagreements. at this moment, but i dont want to argue with the colonel. >> appreciate it. >> there is zero evidence to tie assad to that gas attack. >> well, the united nations says there is. the people in the air -- >> no, the unite...

And we had an attestation to these amounts of weapons that had been created by assad. he turned over some of them but not all of them. apparently he did not turn them all over. now hes been using them. in the last id say week or couple weeks, hes had three attacks and in this last one he was just plain caught red handed. and so this is the current situation. thats a great embarrassment to russia. >> was russia complicit in this syrian gas attack, the sarin gas attack against the civilians in one...

>> more ahead on rex tillersons visit to russia after he delivered an ultimatum to president putin on syria. now he says the russians tried to cover up the syrian gas attack. well get a live report from moscow. plus, defense secretary james mattis set to hold a news conference next hour on the u.s. missile strike in syria. were expecting details of the effects and anticipating news about the strategy going forward. big news ahead top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. see you then. >> dana:...

That americans have an aversion to chemical weapons, period. and i think the visual of nikki haley holding those photos, the photographic evidence moved donald trump and many americans. my fear is that this strike worked and he may want to do more, but the next one may not be against assad. it may end up going against isis and doing something with those oil fields he promised to bomb during the campaign. >> robin, you know, after the gas attack, president trump said that he thought -- he thought...

Others who have been in the country illegally, that they dont get to come back as we are seeing today. >> we also learned at a briefing with homeland security this morning that the bidding process for these prototypes are close to 800 companies that put in offers and ideas. they expect some of those to be built really within the next couple of months down on the border to do some testing. the money is gonna come from whats called reprogram funds from the 2017 budget so that is not going to be a ...

Fight has tried to walk us through the steps that have gotten us to this point, which is, might this white house be willing to do something against north korea with a sort of took action against syria just this past week? >> i want to thank everybody. >> the president spent the morning at the white house this morning talking about domestic policy issues like taxes and infrastructure. his focus remained abroad, the growing threat in the pacific posed by pyongyang. the president meeting early this...