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I hope it doesn t happen. we have the possibility of hezbollah getting involved. they have 40,000 or 50,000 rockets facing israel. this could very easily overnight spread into a confil fwrgration through the middle east. there s been an argument made by some that a reason to get involved with syria has to do with russia and china and not allowing them to dictate terms. is that the u.s. image at stake here? i think the chinese and the russians have been entirely irresponsible in this. you know, they have just pushed bashar al assad. i don t even think they re factors in this. i don t pay any attention to them. i m just worried about this sectarian war going through the middle east, and you can watch it from iraq to tunisia, to syria, and into lebanon. the chances of this spreading into a very large regional war i think are getting better by the day, especially when the ....
Ally israel is standing there in the most vulnerable position. congresswoman jackie, member of the house armed services committee joining us on a saturday night. appreciate it. thank you very much. thanks, harris. next, a fox news national security analyst on what this could look like. you ve heard the congresswoman there saying, if we don t move quickly enough, with a decision first, and then forward, if we are to strike. stay with us. ....
Interesting, the most quiet border, israel s border, is the border with syria. the seyrisyria/israel border is most quiet of the borders since the peace was negotiated in the golan heights. the regime knows if in any way endangers israeli security, that s the end of the assad dynasty and the end of that regime. you heard what nick said, excuse me. nick, what you said about the moral imperative for children. you heard what he said about israel. what is put this in a perspective for us for history. is there a moral imperative here if we don t go to war of some sort of military action in syria? in history, how are we going to be looked at? well, there s certainly a moral imperative to go to this particular war. it doesn t mean we will and ....
It also presents a serious danger to our national security. it risks making a mockery of the global prohibition on the use of chemical weapons. it endangers our friends and our partners along syria s borders including israel, jordan, turkey, lebanon, and iraq. it could lead to escalating use of chemical weapons, or their proliferation to terrorist groups who would do our people harm. in a world with many dangers, this menace must be confronted. we ve heard strong reaction from some politicians in congress today. let s bring in chief correspondent dana bash. dana, let s start with how long could it take to get a decision in congress? you have heard from senate majority leader harry reid, and he is actually giving a timeline, correct? that s right. congress is not scheduled to come back until september 9th. a week from monday. the headline at this hour is ....
Persuasive. i agree with the narrative before on what we did, the chances we had in 2012. but we cannot be paralyzed by fear. we must trust people with their freedom. if we don t trust them with their freedom, we shouldn t even venture there. lovely thought. i mean, i d love to know if there is i think the major fear here, as he points out, is we severimply don t know what t impact of the strike is going to be and there s a real serious fear in the north of the country now. they re fighting all sorts of different directions, different groups that weren t part of the civil war initially. they re fighting amongst themselves. the rebels. this is where president obama can step in. these are the kinds of arguments he needs to articulate. if he leaves his this murky, he ll lose support. you have to offer clarity. we re not done yet. what about israel and the rest of the middle east? we re going to talk about that, next. ....