john kerry said administraon has evidence the assad regime used chemical weapons that killed more than 1,000 syrians, including hundreds of children. kerry said being war weary does not allow us to turn the other cheek. >> we know after a decade of conflict, the american people are tired of war. believe me, i am, too. but fatigue does not take our responsibility. just longing for peace does not necessarily bring it about. >> with more on the syrian crisis, how it's playing out in washington, and what might happen next, we turn to john harwood. a lot of words out today. what more can we gleam about the timing of a possible strike against syria? basically, what happens now? >> they haven't signalled the timing, susiusie, but it looks e a strong likelihood we'll strike, sooner rather than later. the president leaves for st. petersburg on tuesday, the meeting at the g 20 and congress comes back on the 9th of september. i would be surprised if the strike has not happened before both of those things take place. >> and what do you expect the president to hear from the g 20 people if it hasn't

there are many unanswered questions why the obama administraon has ostensibly down next to nothing tock down the benghazi attackers to, and is now filing sealed court documents against terrorists instead of killing them are capturg them. the white house is struggling to rationalize its insistence that the threat from al qaeda in the middle east is diminished in face of their order to close facilities and in some instances to evacuate personnel. the state department left today to clarify the president's campaign trail rhetoricboutl qaeda being on the run, explaining president obama was then referring to al qae in afghanistan and pakistan, not necessarily in yemen or anywhere else. seemingly more intent on further of the station rather than clearly explaining the actions of our government over the past four days. for more on the benghazi charges, we are now joined by general thomas mcinerney, retired us air force general fox news military contributor. great to have you with this. that starts with -- let's start with the response to what some havelaimed is an unparalleled chatter, unpall

now congress is trying and the administraon is going to give them a fix.oks like the administration is saying we will this anyway , do something we're not allowed to under l, but we are not worried because you will benefit, you, congress. you won't complain in the public won't know. gerri: what do you think this is being done in august? >> so that you and i don't know about it. gerri: how did they think it will get away with this idea? the rest of america has to play by these rules, but when it comes to congress and their employees, no way. >> this is the thing. thus the problem. there are a lot of arguments that sd the provision does not work. the othe provisions that don't work for businesses, unions, they're complaining. that is the whole problem. i think maybehat happened is that the fact we're coming out withhis analysis forced their hand sooner than it wanted to. gerri: very powerful. the de here, the bottom line for taxpayers is that the government pay 75 percent of premiums for health care. workers in congrs as i understand it and now the office of

there is inflation and sadly it will only get worse as viscid administraons policy seems to guarantee from you. it is now clear that limits on consumer out-of-pocket cost are not being imposed, not this year anyy. those limits will be delayed for 2015. they are blaming computer systems a lot of times. and that is what i do when something doesn't go my way. some say it rolling disaster. the ltest talkabout illnesses like multiple sclerosis, people facing highest cost facing higher cost with a reform those of us to bring down cost it is not working. that is my "two cents more". coming up tomorrow, losing your phone is a nightmare especially useful info on it. we will tell you how to protect your identity and finances if and when this happens. that is it for tonight' "willis report." we will see you back here tomorrow. lou: good evening, everybody. thank you so much for being with us. obamacare hitting taxpayers with anooher broken promise today. as it is revealed that the obama administration has quietly delayed another major provision of the federal health care overhaul. so quietly one