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It's Friday, January 3rd, from Slate, it's the Gist I, Mike Pesca.

The US took out the leader of the Kud's Force, which could force the US into war.

They might think that a racing the head of a group that spreads violence and may him throughout the world is a blow for good.

Well, yesterday was maybe today it is, but what about tomorrow?

The president, reflecting on this, I suppose, as best he can, said this.

We took action last night to stop a war.

We did not take action to start a war.

Well, that's not a unilateral decision.

If the Japanese said if they're Pearl Harbor, but don't consider that an act of war,

I do not think we'd have taken their suggestion.

Donald Trump, who, by the way, I really do think he wants to avoid war,

and who has been consistent in his intention, if not his execution of that goal,

did commit what has to be considered an act of war.

And the people who get to make that determination are not the people who commit the act of war.

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