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Before green lighting the attack, president trump was briefed by james mattis on every military option available. >> lets go back to washington and get perspective from retired colonel cedric ligeighton. 50 tomahawk missiles at this air base. your initial response? >> i think it was a clear move by the trump administration to lay down a marker. to say to the assad regime that they cannot use chemical weapons. they cannot do the kinds of things theyve gotten away with, during the last seven years...

Basically on our side. but if youre fighting against us, youre on the side of isis. they now see us as being on the side of isis. they said those things in the press releases. of course, we all know as christiane amanpour mentioned previously, thats not correct. it is noninnocence. >> thats the expected reaction. you said if we dont follow this with furtherer military option action, its back to status quo. >> that could be military and could include things much as making sure if the syrians, con...

All of the things that make the airfield operational. the military shared with us information that they said linked this airfield to the chemical weapons strikes earlier this week, including tracking data for some of the aircraft, they believe dropped the chemical munitions in question. this is evidence that really drove them to hit this airfield with the intention of disabling it. >> we know yesterday, ryan, that the president was at mar-a-lago, having dinner with president xi. earlier in the d...

Could change some of the outcomes in the battlefield and in the near term. >> is it possible to view this as a one-off military option? >> i think it could be a one-off action. but if it is, a huge opportunity has been lost. ? the administration decides theyre going to do this and not follow it up with anything else, then well be back to the status quo before this attack took place. as far as the civil war in syria is concerned, it could change things in several ways. it could affect in a negati...

U.n., in front of the international court of justice, basically tell the world what the syrians have been up to. and in essence, serve as advocate for the victim officials the syrian civil war. those are the things that could happen. in materials of other military option, of course, there are lots of ore things that could happen. the question is, how far do we want to go and how far do we want to get involved? that, of course, is something that i tonight think the administration is prepared to a...

Of it from their perspective. if the fact they bring up the death of civilians in mosul is a another way to deflect what the russians have done in many places in syria. so, they have been implicated in bombings of hospitals and of schools. and the results of their activities have been far worse than anything else the united states has done. the fact theyre saying what theyre saying, is it tells me, that what the russians are going to do is theyre going to paint the united states in as negative a...

But they are both putting their argument on trying to personally disqualify the other: that is harder to do in a town hall. i expect sharp interchanges on policy but somewhat more kind of out of tune to really make the kind of personal attacks they have relied on so far. >> and to really go after each other in front of live viewers is going to be a bit more difficult. >> it is more difficult to be antagonistic or to go on the attack when you have that audience of concerned voters standing around...

It might be effective. with a judge, a professional jurist who has seen many, many cases. >> i dont think it will have much impact. there are different arguments today why he is throwing up in any event. could be guilt or sickness. i dont think the judge will let that -- >> all things hearing testimony about the horrible thing he did. jon: what about that? i mean his side brought up testimony saying, you know when some of the first-responders got there he is is holding her in his arms and crying...

That is the no the debate we had in 2009 and 2010. jenna: micah, what about that? some would call it more big federal government, taking all prisoners and inmates versus under their umbrella that should be dealt with as some argue on a state level what do you think about that. >> one of the things he mentioned was this idea which has been thoroughly debunked that doesnt make people healthier. the oregon study a lot of people point to showed improvements in mental health and it is mental health p...

Month toddler, if you dont speak sentences, say orange, apple, rather than say, oh, look this is beautiful fruit and nice in orange color, well put it in the bowl, eat this later, human brain needs interaction. you have to communicate the dots. you have to reconnect the neurons. that is exactly what language is. so parents that start speaking very early, almost in, what i like to call the predelivery stage, put the music on. let baby listen to music. talk to the bellly. as soon as baby is born, ...