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Every one of those news stories i believe was mystery. everyone loves the mystery because they love the solving of the mystery, the final money shot, if you will, to find out what really happened, so all the lead-up, the buildup, the bigger the buildup, the bigger the solution, and it's this collective sigh of relief timely was figured out. i knew t.meanwhile, you've said every possible scenario. we're going to find out what happened to this plane fairly soon, and we're all look back and go, wow. >> that's a good point. maybe it's like a football bet. people are sitting around home saying i be...

Every one of those news stories i believe was mystery. everyone loves the mystery because they love the solving of the mystery, the final money shot, if you will, to find out what really happened, so all the lead-up, the buildup, the bigger the buildup, the bigger the solution, and it's this collective sigh of relief timely was figured out. i knew t.meanwhile, you've said every possible scenario. we're going to find out what happened to this plane fairly soon, and we're all look back and go, wow. >> that's a good point. maybe it's like a football bet. people are sitting around home saying i be...

Had any cards to play there. the other thing about north korea is that they don't really need us. the only people they actually need actively are the chinese. and they've had a sort of blanket support from beijing for years and they've been able to play off of that. syria is a slightly different situation. we were in charge and had an opportunity to run that to the extent that such things can be run and we gave it up. what the administration is trying to do now, after all the debacle over red lines that were defined and then crossed and we did nothing about it, the administration is trying to ...

This out, i remember in '90s, the early '90s the whole problem with the clinton administration not doing something about rwanda. i'm opposed to war. i'm certainly opposed to unilateral intervention. but i went to rwanda, and i said the clinton administration should do something. so you are caught here as melissa just laid out between which pool of history, what do you see? and when you look at the fact that we are remembering all too well after you get past rwanda, the lead-up to the iraq war, and today former president bush was actually asked about syria. watch this. >> i was not a fan of mr....

However, since the western powers have asked for u.n. inspections and syria has accepted and the inspectors have been put in the field, we all should wait to see the report of the inspectors before action is taken." he says "as we have seen before, the political dynamics are running ahead of due process." he was then asked if he feels like this is an echo of the iraq war issue under president george w. bush. he says "in a way, yes. then, too, the americans and their allies asked for inspections. then, too, they said, forget it. we have enough evidence on our own to act. we are the world police...