Page 17 - Gas Attacks News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Now that these strikes have occurred. you can say there is a bit of a window here where we are peering in wondering what this administration policy is going to be. what's that debate like within the white house, within the pentagon, within the state department as well? >> even the president himself. he's said he wants to get out. president is convinced american involvement in the middle east in the last 17 years since 9/11 has been a waste. he said what have we gotten out of it? basically nothing. his inclination is let's let others deal with their own problems and focus on our problems here. ...

This because some of the president's supporters said he ran on nonintervention and america first. why are we bombing countries in the middle east? what's your take on how this settles within the president's perspective? >> you know, it's a fair question. and i'm a big supporter of the president. i'm also a big supporter of us kind of dialing back our global commitments militarily. so it's tough for me to reconcile. you know, i think it's kind of one of these foxconner's rules of war scenario. don't go for war alone and don't don't go longer than you have to. i don't know that we absolutely had...

Terrifying. on monday night, we spent more than 15 minutes talking about that.on we asked what seemed like mostth we asked what seemed like most basic questions, questions the geniuses on the other channels ought to be asking, but are not. we are told we must attack syria to punish president assad for launching a chemical attack. it's our moral duty to uphold international behavior and punish war criminals like assado okay, but are we sure that he was responsible for the gas attacks? many people claim he was, they started claiming that within hours of the attacks before any of those facts were...

What are you hearing in regards to that from allies in the region? >> reporter: it is extraordinary, isn't it, because you expected him to be sure he had his chess board in order before making a statement like that. while we're hearing from the british prime minister theresa may that they feel definitely they should be alongside the u.s. on this and outrage against this, the french and saudi arabians, and jim even jim mattis saying they're still assessing the the gas attacks. and some saw it may be something morehlorine gas has been used, maybe a nerve agent.

Horrific gas attacks on men, women, and children. this could prompt a u.s. m retaliation against president assad and his dictatorial regime at any moment. first we start with a very important opening news monologue. ♪ it's been officially 328 days since the special counsel robert mueller was appointed to investigate so-called russianin interference into our electionsp tonight we are still asking the question, where is any evidence of collusion? show us. nothing so far. not a whiff. no evidence.e. instead of concrete facts, information surroundings russia's illicit actions, we now have a runa...