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His block on his neighborhood in the south side of chicago, it's unacceptable. >> you hear the report that the homicides were down in chicago, 34%. when i look at those who were killed over the weekend, it's on the northwest side. it's on the south side. it's on the west side. that you're seeing, it's all over. even though you and i know there's always a heavy focus on the south side of chicago here. when you heard that young man in that "vice" episode that you were featured in refer to it as chi-rac, what did you think? >> well i was shaken when i first heard it. but i understand it the numbe...

Was it the right decision for the u.s. and allies to launch the air strikes. 47% say it was the right decision. 17% say they don't know. so slightly more say it was the right decision. if you dig deeper, among republicans 54% say it's the right decision. democrats only 49% say it's the right decision and 44% of independents say it was the right decision. what do those numbers, david, say to you? there's a little bit of good news. republicans are reachable in times of national interest and will rally to a president even of the opposing party. it tells me those are not going to war numbers. a pl...

Libya? don't you think the republicans are losing credibility when it comes to war numbers? all of a sudden we can spend a decade in afghanistan, go supplemental war funding after supplemental war funding and the republicans are all there but all of a sudden we have a democrat in the white house who goes through the diplomatic channels, who goes through the i'll give it to you this way, the dog and pony show of getting a coalition, a real coalition, even lets the french go in first and take the first shot at the libyans but, you see, no. it's just too expensive. the republicans have no credibi...

And if you think congress won't put up a fight, listen to the ranking member of the senate foreign relations committee, republican richard luger, out of indiana. >> it's a strange time in which almost all of our congressional days are spent talking about budget deficits, outrageous problems, and yet at the same time all of this passes which is a very expensive operation even in a limited way. >> which is a very expensive operation. now we have been in afghanistan for ten years. we've been in iraq, this is year number eight. you mean to tell me mr. luger who has been in washington what, 30 year...