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Thank you for france for and the united kingdom for the power of their fine military. mission ash accomplished. >> what was your mission? if the mission was to look tough and dominate a news cycle, you did that but if the mission was to bring the civil war to an end to save the people of syria, then there is no way the mission is accomplished. evidence suggests that these surgical missile strikes end up just quickening the pace of assads assault on his own people. thats what happened after last ...

We have the comey book. ryan quits. i think this week will be one we write about in ten years. >> i dont think there is any question about it. you didnt even mention syria. >> thank you. what about poland. sorry. >> we could be launching a multinational attack on syria any day. >> and president will address the nation 10:02 on sunday night. >> i think its interesting he cleared it totally i think to do battle. >> uh-huh. >> i think the big picture, leaving syria out of it for a minute is there a...

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This is something that headlines like this potentially playing out in the midterm campaign. >> yes. its remarkable when with major news happens in this investigation it doesnt seem to move the polls at all. the health care bill and the tax bill and certain other matters that do seem to effect the polling, maybe this effects intensity. the sorts of democrats are very exercised about this or a ten on intensity. i dont know how much more you can do to make them likely to turn out. the investigation...

An ally of defense secretary mattis, this kind of balancing force that you have in the administration. every administration has factions or groups, et cetera. one is one seen as one that moderated the presidents strongest impulses and directions away from mainstream u.s. foreign policy. in that sense its a big deal. in the other sense, in terms of the, for lack of a better word, insult to the secretary of state, he was let go while he was traveling. no face-to-face, come into the oval office, si...

Substantively, they all damage national security. so, take the tariffs, example, the defense department, people who make our weapons systems, the aerospace and defense industry, they are very concerned that it will drive up the cost of our defense systems, put pressure on the defense budget and it could alienate our key allies. >> the interesting thing about all of this, whether its what we just saw this week with south korea, north korea, or what you just mentioned, jeremy, is the president who...

Substantively, they all damage national security. so, take the tariffs, example, the defense department, people who make our weapons systems, the aerospace and defense industry, they are very concerned that it will drive up the cost of our defense systems, put pressure on the defense budget and it could alienate our key allies. >> the interesting thing about all of this, whether its what we just saw this week with south korea, north korea, or what you just mentioned, jeremy, is the president who...

Why they have to wrap this up and interview him. whether he has something of substance, based on what we have seen, it looks unlikely. and i assume mr. mueller feels the same. but youd never know. >> right. and thats an interesting point, right? this is what donald trump calls a witch hunti. the fact robert mueller is asking all these people. the president is saying this is a witch hunt. if i ask for all communications with everybody else youll find something incriminating. >> you can understand...

Theyre closed they could lead to some benefit here. of course you dont know unless you try. the flip side of that is that that may then turn some people away from seeking the help that they need because they would be afraid of losing their access to their guns. and we could end up seeing some repercussions from that as well. >> so we have to look for some sort of pathway or middle ground here to get to some real solutions. eric, i want to ask you last thing here, if the needle hasnt substantiall...