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First place because there was not a vote taken to -- to -- by the senate to engage in war there. i disagree. congress has given the president legal authority and funding to fight against terrorists in syria. however, even if one, for purposes of argument, believed that no authorization had been given, thats really irrelevant to the decision as to the withdrawal once we have allied with a people, the kurds, committed to defend them, and together defeated isis. once you jump in the ocean to save a...

Instead, the president has said that we left to fulfill a commitment to stop endless wars. to bring troops home. to get them out of harms way. perhaps to save money. i find these reasons hard to square. why? well, we withdrew 1,500 troops in syria but were adding 2,000 troops in saudi arabia. and all totaled, we have some 60,000 troops in the middle east. assuming for the sake of understanding that getting out of endless wars was the logic for the decision, why would we take action so precipitou...

Those the 99 percent the one you sent the whole thing is happening so where I introduce you as being a master of consciousness or somehow Thank you yeah who talks a lot about consciousness and and you have brought access consciousness to Im sure over 40 countries in the world at this point what is access consciousness its basically a set of tools techniques information ways of looking at the world I mean in a sense you could almost call the philosophical point of view if you want to because it ...

And so, yes, if somebody has an assault weapon, a weapon of war, imposes a danger to people in their lives or people in their community, people in our lives then were going to stop them. >> meaning what? just tell us how it works. youre going to go to -- if someone doesnt hand over their assault weapon, youre going to go over to their house and then what? >> if we pass this law, then i expect our fellow americans to follow the law. and this is not speculation. weve seen other countries do this. ...

Those weapons? >> look, were going to make sure that the priority is saving the lives of our fellow americans. i think almost everyone on this stage agrees that its not right and as president would seek to ban the sale of a.r.-15th and a.k.-47s. those are weapons of war. they were designed to kill people effectively, efficiently on a battlefield. in dayton, nine people killed in under 40 seconds. in el paso, texas, 22 were killed in under three minutes. and the list goes on throughout the countr...

Taken. everything could have been done better trump is known for going out, he shoots first and then aims later, whatever you want to use, the metaphor. the point is, his simple logic, and i dont mean simple as stupid. i mean that its plain as day. our men arent going to get killed. thats exactly what he says. you can get mad at him and disagree with him, but he will accept the deaths of the kurds before he accepts the deaths of american troops. >> dana: the question is, if you have the power to...

I think thats what you are pointing out here is that you cant just switch your position based on whether or not its good for you or not. and that is what we see happening on nearly a daily basis because people want to oppose trump. >> laura: real quick, victor. back to the syria thing. suddenly the people who dont care about enforcing our southern border are okay with people including criminals coming across the border are now saying, oh, but these criminals are escaping from syrian prisons toni...

>> and she stuck to her message. >> forgive me, eugene. i owe you. beto orourke standing by with chris hayes. >> brian, thanks. congressman, there was an exchange tonight around mandatory gun buybacks for assault-style and military-style weapons. the argument that some made there, including pete buttigieg among others, is why would you inject this into something -- i think buttigieg said, were so close, right? the american people are with us. this is a 60-40 issue or a 65-35 issue, or a 70-30 is...

Treated differently. they are weapons of war that should only be on a battlefield. i mean 22 people killed in under three minutes in el paso, texas, when the second amendment was ratified and adopted it took you three minutes to reload your musket. i dont know that the founding fathers could have envisioned the kind of carnage that could be produced with one of these weapons. and no civilian should own them. and i hope you all acknowledge this, every candidate on that stage is for an assault wea...

>> she stuck to her message. >> eugene, i owe you. beto orourke standing by with chris hayes. >> brian, thanks. congressman, there was an exchange tonight around mandatory gun buybacks for assault-style, military-style weapons. the argument that some made there including pete buttigieg among others is why would you inject this into something -- i think buttigieg said were so close, the american people are with us, this is a 60-40 issue or a 65-30 issue or 70-30 issue. why would you take a 70-30 ...