mr. anders. earlier this year, you probably are aware, members of congress received a letter from th department of defense relying on a 1975 argument suggesting that the only time congress has a role in authorizing u.s. forces to be deployed is when deployed units of u.s. forces are on the ground engaged in a kinetic exan. do you agree with that? and if not why. >> no, we don't agree with that first of all, it's parole of congress to provide, exclusive authority to provide authorization in advance before a military engagementn the absence of a need to repel a an that's the constitutional standard. >> it's not often wars today anyway. waare that we engage in tod that doesn't necessarily involve an kinetic exchange between people on the ground. >> that'sht and i think this, again, is something that began during the obama administration, this definition of what hostilities mean under the war powers legislation. and what the position tha t president am eventually took was hostilities did not incde ai