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It's one day April 10, 2017, from slated to the gist of Mike Pesca.

America doesn't have two coherent policy on Syria, but one thing seems clear here is

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on ABC's this week.

This strike, I think the president was very clear in his message to the American people.

If this strike was related solely to the most recent horrific use of chemical weapons

against women, children, and as the president said, even small babies.

It was clear, it couldn't be clearer.

Don't kill children because that's a war crime.

Count her point.

Here's Senator John McCain on CBS's Face the Nation.

John dropping using chemical weapons as a war crime, but starving thousands of people

in prisons is also a barrel bombs to which indiscriminately kill innocent civilians.

Precision strikes are done by Russians on hospitals in Aleppo are war crimes as well.

And you know what?

John McCain is absolutely right.

I know the history of chemical weapons, I understand why they're banned and that they

should be banned.

But when you trut out the, he killed babies rationale.

You're not actually arguing your case.

The US does not intervene when a brutal regime kills children.

It simply does not.

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