we have vetted groups through the cia we have some confidence we can do this witho the weapons falling into radica islamist hands. i think it is a risk that is prudent that we can take. i do believe we can shut down the airpower, which has enabled him to gain the momentum he has. that means shutting wn his airfields, his airplanes, support air operations, fuel source, supplies, et cetera. we can do that usg cruise missiles and stealth bommers without having to deal with his integrated air defense system. those are reasonable approaches that would change the momentum rath dramatically and put it back in the hands of the rebels. right now we are heading toward regional war that is spilling over into lebanonnd next will spill over into jordan and something clearly dd not wann. lou: here at home the white house absolutely engulfed in scandal, the nsa now has th leaker edwar snowden who has turn over secrets. said the damage is serious and substantial. today the justice department fing espionage charges against snowden. he will no longer bealled a aker, he is now charged with espionage. wha

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that's what the irs is charged withoing antensa more to the point mining millions of them to see who sent what and when. snooping that's getting exhausting. liz? >> here's the problem. i mean, amercans really want to catch terrorists. they support the government, saying, yeah, cath terrorists, it's great, let's do it, but when you do it without really indicating to congress what you're doing, and then gong after the fact to get congressional review of what you're doing and when it's e-mails, e-mails bother me because they show your location, also, what about what you write in the bject line of your e-mail because the nsa says we didn't view the content of the e-mail. they use subject lines all the time, and what bothers me about the story too is senator wyden asked the director of intelligence, james clappe are you collecting data on millions of americans, and he flatly said no, ad now we have an e-mail controversy popping up. neil: they say there's no news here. >> no. neil: what do you >> i'm flattered they are reading my e-mails. you know, most of the time, i send them, noody resp

. >> i have also watched live at me witho treated their connection to their weight loss web sites. journalists to work effectively. we have -- the amount of energy, time, dollars, people overall resources that we spend dealing with spam would probably surprise you -- in almost remarkable ways. caseways seems to be the that if you just do this, you can block these spammers. the reality is they are extremely nimble and change their tactics rapidly and to have to come up with scalable solutions to deal with them. we spent an extraordinary amount of time on that. i spent a significant amount of time on that. racesone of these arms that you get way ahead of them and it dies down for a while and they create a new path around that and it picks up again. it goes back and forth and i think that will continue to be the case for quite some time, frankly. what are some of the best ways you see news organizations using twitter and some of the worst ways? think some of the best way is they use twitter are when captions to aur thoughtful analysis or synthesis of something may be that even other p

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the only way this will end quickly is to neutralize thean shoot advantage that he has over the withols that we can cater this t and we a can stop them from flying. as to senator mccain's pointiggest fea the more damage we have to ourpons fall allies and chemical weapons can be a spirit not just against syrians but against us than others. my biggest fear about the war but that the chemical weapons don't fo are more closer today thanll they've ever been in the achieving of that goal. you made the right call today.he re having abe no-fly zone so the rebels can reorganize. we will look long and hard we crater give the honest here. but here's the good twa news. using o we don't need to give them a neutr bunch of antiaircraft capabilities if we cater this a bun through the international community using our assets.if we'll provi we blow up the runway, you don'triot missi have to this includes -- senator mccain have been writing about this for a couple of years. this is the big day. bashar al-assad is winning. the reason that the russians are he i providing him more weapons and hezbollah is

we have not had gsold re has tionships witho f979. there mission is to annihilate is zero. i'll let ho h -- >> they sob h that ys a moderat. we also after robert that the ayatollah's run the country. so what kind of disyou ession aa a tommy this is leader might have still remains to be seen. we should beeoery skeptical. to continue to tell them we will not allow them to have a nuclear we suons program. we don't want in destabilizing as real. we have to continue to put pressure on, but we should be talking to them just to make sure that thau kno, rwe are serious and that if they ended the nuclear weapons program and thauolle other weapons into the region that there would be a basis for an agreement. >> mr. gomez, 48 does american said been killed or wounded. that is killed and wounded. the ut dollars on these two wars. has this sacrifice and lives and treasure been worth it? >> i donto b thit w this shoulde a political question. at a lot of friendire that of them got killed. some of them got injured. he last thing we need to do is make this a political issue. we went in with