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Sided with the unknown potential results and he's a military strategist. he's supposed to be the man that thinks these things through. there are second and third order consequences that he's willing to ignore for political purposes. this is my opinion only. let's be very clear on this, as much as those scenes that we've seen of those children are tragic, i don't want to see us go about degrading the command and control system of assad that he can no longer attack his own people but can no longer control those chemical weapons. i don't want to see those things repeated here at lafayette park or...

The ground. it was used and assad used it. >> if the evidence is so compelling, why doesn't the rest of the world join with the united states? >> i think other nations are not jumping forward because they have the attitude let the united states do it or have their cake and eat it, too. you're absolutely right. it is a disgrace that we're not getting asent from other countries. i think the president is right on the money here. this is the united states of america. we have a moral obligation to enforce these things, and we cannot sit by when gas is used. it's a war crime. >> just us, though? jus...

Set off the gas. i mean, the group that's most likely to benefit from that is al qaeda. >> did president bashar assad gas his own people? not according to a group of step ticks, including alex jonow whoe chemical attack but all the evidence leans towards the rebels having the motive to do it and russians put out a new report saying they have proof the rebels did it back in march of this year. >> all right. so what kind of proof is there that the rebels would do this? i mean, the rebels supposedly are supporting the people of syria, they would actually sacrifice their own people to draw america...

So we can't get everything into the united nations. we'll have a lot of countries, france of course agree, turkey. the president is putting together a coalition of countries that support us. but we have the where with all to do it. other countries don't have the firepower we have. >> will the president's own congress agree with him to do it? >> that's a question. i hope so. i think it would be a shame. i do agree with the quote, i think it's clear to me that assad is iran's proxy in the region, that assad was losing the civil war until the terror organization marched into syria and turned the ...

Not based on what we do in syria. >> the video of the children being gassed is deeply disturbing. i'm a father of five. but isn't it equally disturbing to see the video of the rebels, the people we would be helping if we were to intervene against assad, the rebels executing the sierran soldiers in another war crime? >> of course. that's why there are no good choices in syria. the worst choice is to do nothing. there are rebels who are well-vetted. the free syria army under the general. these are the ones we should be helping. there are bad rebels, and we know who they are, and that's what make...