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On what is happening. >> thank you. >> just get a little more clarity on iran. is the president determined to pull out of this agreement as he promised or will that decision be determined by this review? >> part of the review, the interagency process, is to determine where iran is in complaints with the deal and to make recommendations to the president on the path forward. >> see he might or might not pull out? this decision has yet to be made? >> that's why he's doing a review. >> that was a campaign promise. >> right i understand that. the point i'm making is, he asked the interagency team t...

Denis mcdonough. but they would not take the reasoned advice of their secretary of state or secretary of defense. >> did not want to go to war. >> or national security council. >> this was the president who wanted to get us out of wars. >> even there it's dangerous. we've been interagency process, pushing it through without taking advice. this is what happened to barack obama's foreign policy foray years. again, i'm not condemning the whole eight years. i'm telling everybody what we know around the table, when history is written, syria will be at the top of his mistakes and procedurally he is ...

>> it was a relatively quick decision making process. so earlier in the week on april 5 president trump asked secretary mattis for specific plans for options to strike back at the syrian regime specifically against because of the chemical attack that they installed upon their people on april 4. by that day there were plans at the white house and then it goes back and forth. the military and the administration likes to call it an interagency process. basically what it is members of the military they go back and forth and talk through their options. by the next day on april 6, yesterday, a propo...

Ezra cohen-watnick or michael ellis did anything pertinent when you're talking about intelligencet may be they sought to give information to devin nunes, chairman of the house intelligence committee, that would bolster the president's case. it also appears that the intelligence that they showed him the names of american officials who were working for donald trump were not redacted from that information. and that's also inappropriate and concerning i think should be a subject of concern for all americans. it doesn't seem to be -- that seems to be getting lost in all of this. so i think on both ...

To be very liberal. i don't know if they are going to embarrass themselves this time. last time they were correct to at least slow it down. i don't know if they are going to embarrass themselves constitutionally and try to step in the place of the president of the united states and the administration on issues where the president is to be deferred to in great measure. and he can be now because this went through the interagency process. they fthey do that they will be reversed at the supreme court. hopefully, donald trump can have the discipline to let the court system play out the way the cour...