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Nothing. and all of the nations that turned the other cheek to this, normalized the assault of chemical weapons. we cannot get to a point in this world that one more attack happens, and people turn away, because they don't want to be engaged. this is the most brutal way to kill people and assault people and have them have a very painful death. innocent women and children and men that had no regard, they have no regard for the human life in their country. if we don't stop this or if nations don't get involved, it will become normal in our common life. then what happens? when you turn away, it c...

That while the missiles rained down on syria from the allied sources, the russian missile defenses in syria were in check. russian ally syrian president assad sent out his own video tweet of defiance pretending -- pretending like everything was normal, walking to the office, the allies, the countries involved, should remember, though, five years ago assad told fox news directly that he would get rid of those chemical weapons and there have been many terrible attacks since then. back to you, kelly. kelly: greg palkot reporting tonight from london. thank you. a growing number of democrats are ...

International law. >> the united states and its allies continue to demonstrate the blatant disregard to international law. it was shameful to hear that in how justifying an aggression, an article of the u.s. constitution was mentioned. >> and as for several hours of discussions, the vote went down. it was russia's proposed resolution did not get approved. 8 against. 4 countries abstained from voting. and only china, bolivia, russia voted to approve those votes. kelly: laura, there was strong response to those remarks from all three allies, which carried out the strike last night. >> right. abs...

Society and then be triggered by a conflict that may happen two years from now to get back into action. eric: the u.n. is calling on governments to improve tracking of returnees including strengthening passenger information and using biometric data systems to keep tabs on the fighters when they return home. >> the u.s. is protected on both sides by oceans. europe is far more vulnerable, but that doesn't mean that the united states is completely immune. eric: u.n. officials say even though the smallest number of foreign fighters come from the u.s. and canada, that does not mean the threat here ...

This must be stopped. kelly: senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot has more from london. how important was it for the u.s. to have allies along on this operation? >> kelly, it seemed absolutely crucial. in fact, president trump posted a tweet this afternoon in which he thanked france and u.k. for and this is a quote the wisdom, the power of their fine military. missiles fired from british jet fighters did target the syrian chemical weapons facilities. president trump in fact also spoke with u.k. prime minister may on the phone. he also spoke with another close ally french president ...