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Debate where having today we are having today is about this president s red line. Let me make it as clear as i can. That is not true. This is about the worlds red line, about humanitys red line. Anyone with a conscience should draw it. It was drawn almost 100 years ago when the original convention was agreed on. Aboutebate is also congress red line red line. They passed the syria accountability act. Thatact says clearly syrias chemical weapons threaten the security of the middle east and the National Security interests of the u. S. Repeatedly, members of congress have spoken out about the grav...

Multinational effort and i think the president is committed to doing so. But there are friends of ours, including france as you know, which is sticking with its position, and others in the region who are prepared to be part of this operation with us. Let me ask you this. One of the first reactions ive gotten from the members here is on the openended nature of that authorization. On the senate side, as you know, there is now discussion. There is no support of the boots on the ground on the house side, but there is no reference to its in the authorization. Now they are talking about a comprehens...

Of testimony on syria. Cspan, we bring Public Affairs of vents in washington directly to you putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events, briefings and conferences and offering complete gaveltogavel coverage of the u. S. House all as a Public Service of private industry. We are cspan, created by the cable industry and funded by your local cable or satellite provider. Now, you can watch us in hd. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted today to grant the President Authority to launch a limited military strike in syria. In response to their governments use of chemi...

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