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Changed. even that morning, he said he didn't want to be the president of the world. but those images, once they settled in, was a pretty big shift. >> chemical weapons are different. i mean, these are weapons that the world came together and said after world war i, were too awful to use. >> how can a barrel bomb not be awful? >> of course, it is. but there was a consensus, a global consensus, obviously, widely violated since, that chemical weapons were to be off limits. there are all kinds of horrible things you c do to kill people in war, but you woun't do that. >> let me ask you, i keep goi...

If they cared about that. or if china had shown any time in the past where they have helped, but they really haven't. that's the problem. we sit here wanting these things so badly to happen, and we sort of look at it through our own eyes. you can't imagine a leader here starving his people like that, but they do. >> they do. but the dilemma here is any time, as steve said, someone starts firing, it puts hundreds of thousands of people in and around seoul in immediate risk. >> anyway, gentlemen, another no good answer. not for you guys. like there's no good for any of us. anyway, thank you both...

Administration to provide any assistance needed to make a smooth transition. >> lieutenant governor kaye ivy is expected to be sworn in later this hour as the new governor of alabama. >> can two of the president's top advisers bury the hatchet or will a white house feud derail the president's agenda? this question as the president races close to hitting the 100 mark in the office. our political panel will be here. >> and should united airlines have to pay for dragging a passenger offer an overbooked campaign? our legal panel is here to discuss.

And government, includingll those who are central to the seyrian issue. he's positioned in a way that president obama never did get to, to start to build personal relationships before the crisis. so this is a great opportunity to start that process in earnest. we're talking to other stakeholders. how can we coordinate, where do we want to get, how do we get there? this absolutely should not be unilateral from the u.s. and again -- as president has worked so hard on these relationships, he's in a position to pull something together. >> and i asked all of you the same question because i have no ...

Supposed to. >> anne, francesca, anne mentioned the idealogical impact when one wins over the other. when you look at what happened in syria, the president waw aggressive in syria. the threat is jared kushner is much more of a globalist, and steve bannon is more let's take care of things at home. >> the things steve bannon wanted came first. the travel ban, health care. while they didn't go well, they were at the top of donald trump's list. that's one way to look at it. >> that hurts steve bannon, though. if they had gone well, he would be riding high. >> but it also shows how much donald trum...