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director brian deese with this. >> of course what's important is looking forward and the administration and all of us are focused on where else can we reduce costs for families even as we try to bring down the deficit and help to reduce inflation on the fiscal policy side? the united states is in a better position than any other country in the world right now. if we make these right policy choices it will matter and make a difference and bring prices down more quickly and give us a better chance to drive that transition effectively. >> harris: talking points. i wonder if they sit on ...

Chapman Freeborn’s humanitarian team has successfully chartered aid flights to the affected regions from the USA, UAE, Germany, Spain, Belgium, India, Saudi Arabia, Denmark, Singapore, and the...

They don't tell you how long it's going to take to get there. in the past it's taken about a week. we have assets further down south at qatar, flyover rights over iraq wouldn't be too difficult. you could violate them. he talked about the f-35. that would be the first time they use the f-35 in a combat situation. they've used the f-22 which is a stealth fighter. here's the issue, though. if you send off fighters from the truman, those don't have stealth capability. and everyone here at the pentagon for the last six years has recognized syria as something called an integrated air defense. that ...

Important. we have to be careful, we get flyover rights. there is more than meets the eye. >> priorities, again, if we're furloughing american workers at the same time that we're giving money to a government that claims that they hate us, that doesn't make sense to me. >> it doesn't make sense to me either. it's nearly $72 billion since 1948. what do we got for it? we have a government run over by jihaddists. we have basically they're rolling out the red carpet for iran. i say cut the military aid. they've got a lot of ballistic missiles and chemical weapons and they have basically an army twi...

The influence it's going to have in iraq. what it's doing in bahrain and kuwait and lebanon which is controlled by hezbollah. i think under the right circumstances saudi arabia would let them come over and it would happen very quickly and there's not much this administration could do about it once they decide to do it. >> do we need to play any role, any instrumental role in this? >> we're going to play a role in it no matter what. >> do we play an instrumental role? do we have to play a role in terms of logistics, flyover rights, any refueling -- could we be completely hands clear of this thi...