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Different reasons. to do an air strike, you need to know what to hit. and right now administration officials tell me they're not quite sure who makes up this army that has been marching south. part of it is isis, yes. but much of it is also old baathist leaders from the old army. so, they say, okay, what law are we going to use, what authority are we going to use to assist iraq by doing strikes. if they use something called the armed use of military force -- sorry, the authorization of the use of military force in 2001 against al qaeda, well, you're already on sort of shaky ground because isis...

How many times have we seen the armored personnel carriers, men waving and firing their weapons into the air, the hotels and other symbols of the status quo, suddenly thrown open into the bearded, triumphant forces into the country side. is this the immediate future of baghdad? is this the picture we're soon to see on the american tv skreens, the blatant contradiction with what we see with our stunned eyes and what we were told was going to be the enduring reality between the ways in iraq and nation building? what gave us the idea that we could make a country over there in our specifications a...

Initially was the saddam was an inspiration to the baathist led insurgency, many and wrongly were reading the violence in tikrit created by heavy handedness, in reality it was saddam and his groups that were trying to create turmoil where we would lose political will and go home. after saddam was captured and so much of that network was thinned out, then the insurgency transitioned over to sar sar you -- thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> check out his book "we got him." coming up on the show a stunning case out of texas. a teenager kills four people after drunk driving. then...

Stockpiles, and if the more vociferous fighters get in control of those or the more moderate ones. the second thing that people are not really clear about, is this like smacking the hornet's nest? do you by bombing agitate something that either has repercussions here at home in terms of terrorist attacks or at our embassies abroad. i think both of those questions are real questions people have. >> especially when we have a baathist dictated in sectarian divided country. we couldn't stop 100,000 people killing each other and had troops. the idea we could stop it from afar seems bizarre. also in...

The problem is who do we arm and whether this will make a difference. the likelihood is the small arms the kinds of ammunition and perhaps anti-tank equipment we're talking about probably won't make a serious difference in this conflict. >> let me get more primitive. if you give a gun to somebody, you intend them to use it. like lending your car, they're going to drive your car. have we decided the rebels in syria are more in america's national interest than the government of syria which is another baathist government that the doesn't do anything except be a pain in the butt. but it doesn't th...