dana white said that they were still assessing the exact proof connecting those chemical attacks to the syrian assad regime, but said that they would continue to do that and said that what happens next depends entirely on what the assad regime will do. we are still taking your calls about yesterday's strikes in syria and getting your reaction as we look at the headlines after the strike. the boston herald front page says that u.s. strikes syria. and the united, states have marshaled power against barbarism and brutality. -- usingto the nation the words of the president when he spoke to the nation about the attacks. honolulu, airstrikes targeting chemical weapons and facilities, along with some graphics on their front page. the new york daily news leading attack, front page trump leads allied missile barrage on syria. you have been waiting on the republican line. what are your thoughts? caller: i have quite a few. that assad is protecting the a ssedis and christians. we don't know who was chopping the heads off of people, but we were arming the wrong rebels. there are two sides to a coin

again, you heard at the end, the spokeswoman, dana white, confirming this was a successful operation. in fact, it was, as president trump tweeted out, mission accomplished and they believe this will deter the syrian president from useing chemical weapons again. although the general did say, he was not able to confirm if they would reconstitute its chemical weapons or not. >> the keyword is they believe they will be deterred from moving forward. we have to wait to see what happens there. proportional precision strike saying it dmoon straits solidarity with the uk and france, the strikes. i want to go to bill whose been standing by in beirut. bill, interesting things coming out of the press conference from the pentagon. general mckenzie saying 40 air missil missiles deployed by the syrian regime, but only after the strike. dana white, the spokesperson for the pentagon saying they sent syria a very clear message and that we hope that they heard it. your take on what you are hearing on the ground in that regard? >> reporter: the phrase that leapt out at me is when general mckenzie said pr

dana white and lieutenant general mckenzie, the director of the joint staff. will provide a brief of known details tomorrow morning. we anticipate at about 9:00 in this same location. thank you again for coming in this evening, ladies and gentlemen. >> google take your calls and comments about the u.s. airstrikes in syria and we will talk with the institute with the study of war. also be able to join the conversation on facebook and twitter. that begins live at 7:00 eastern here on c-span. ♪ >> we feature our student contest winners. we asked middle and high school students to choose a provision to the u.s. constitution and illustrate why it is important to them. a second prize middle school winners are julienne, mourad got, and kenzie. in the winning entry, they talk about d.c. statehood. the tell us about article four, section three. >> [inaudible] veryought it was a important right now because d.c. statehood is a debate that is going on. through the process, i was surprised and happy that we were able to get an interview with a congresswoman. i would have n

dana white said that they were still assessing the exact proof connecting those chemical attacks

american people in our federal judicial system and our law enforcement system is at stake. >> dana: as the white to graham with al grapplef the news stories here and the ones we haven't touched on. >> i don't know what's been coming into my phone as we have been talking. >> dana: first obligation to s. to protect the american people. your last thoughts about the syria, the possible strike there. >> isn't it astonishing that everything is so crazy in washington now and the foam is so foamy that we don't really even -- we are not focusing on the most important question which is we are on our way towards the confrontation with the second most powerful military in the world. and we barely have time to catch our breath talking about all this other stuff. >> dana: chris stirewalt, thank you so much. lots of news. the white house press secretary will come out soon. thanks for joining us. i'm dana perino. shepard smith will be with you, with all the news, after the break. ♪ with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be you. a cockroach can survive heresubmerged ttle guy. underwater fo

dana white says that is a testament to the accuracy of allied weapons. she also disputed claims a significant number of missiles were shot down. herla merkel is signaling willingness to compromise with france when it comes to performing very european union -- the european union. she met with the french president today, who outlined ambitious plans for greater economic immigration across the block, but these have met resistance in some countries, including among conservatives in merkel's party. global news, powered by more than 120 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: it is 1:30 p.m. in new york, six 30 p.m. in london, and 1:30 a.m. in hong kong. onnie: welcome to "bloomberg markets." shery: from bloomberg headquarters in new york, here are the top stories on the bloomberg and around the world. stocks fall for the first time in four days. tensions are resurfacing on chipmakers. we will discuss record sales and the growing importance of the bay area -- bay region in the company. and boosting inv

dana or washington white i'm undecided that all the u.s. missiles were intercepted and all hit their targets meanwhile the russian side is saying that the u.s. fired one hundred three missiles and that seventy one of those were intercepted hold that thought we're going to go to a hard break here after that short break we'll continue our discussion on syria stay with our. american sanctions would be damaging but i mean day is this justice is a threat is this all us should would use a country like a tissue paper and when it thinks it doesn't need it anymore it just costs to wear .

dana or washington white i'm undecided that all the u.s. missiles were intercepted and all hit their targets meanwhile the russian side is saying that the u.s. fired one hundred three missiles and that seventy one of those were intercepted hold that thought we're going to go to a hard break here after that short break we'll continue our discussion on syria stay with our to. join me every thursday on the alex i'm.

just two days ago ufc president dana white stripped mcgregor of his ufc lightweight championship becauseefend the title. white told espn, mcgregor's violent outburst is a black eye on the ufc. >> disgusting, despicable, makes me sick and we as an organization need to make sure that this never happens again. >> reporter: in the past year mcgregor appeared to move away from the ufc turning his attention to the boxing world taking on undefeated floyd mayweather in this bout last august. >> i mean not only am i going to beat him, i'm going to beat him under the specific rules that favor him. >> reporter: mayweather knocked mcgregor out in the tenth round. >> that's it. >> reporter: many are speculating whether this will be a tko to mcgregor's career. ufc president dana white said this is bigger than us firing him. michael chiesa can't fight as schedule after several facial injuries and cuts to his hedo to the flying glass from this incident. flyweight ray borg also scheduled to fight has injuries so he's out. >> you would think they would have to throw the book at him. >> dana white has talk

dana white and lieutenant general mckenzie, the director of the joint staff. washington, will provide a brief of known details tomorrow morning. we anticipate at about 9:00 in this same location. thank you again for coming in this evening ladies and , gentlemen. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable vision television companies. bring you unfiltered, -- coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy of ensign washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. earlier this evening, president trump announced the u.s. was launching airstrikes in syria. cooperation with france and the u.k., in part of a response to the alleged chemical attacks taking place last week in, killing more than 40 people and injuring hundreds. his a s

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heard all of them have all of the brady bunch all the way we have a new baghdad bob her name is dana white she's the pentagon spokeswoman i'm just tell me guys what it what it what does a better ring to it is it d.c. dana or washington white i'm undecided so you say that all the u.s. missiles were intercepted and all hit their targets meanwhile the russian side is saying that the u.s. fired one hundred three missiles and that seventy one of those were intercepted hold that thought we're going to go to a hard break here after that short break we'll continue our discussion on syria stay with our to. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see that. american sanctions would be damaging but i mean is this just us is a fair business all of us would use a country like a tissue paper and when it thinks it doesn't need it anymore it just costs the way i think it's it's very immoral. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the pub even to walk into excitement it's that not kn

heard all of them have all of the fighting which although we have a new baghdad bob her name is dana white she's the pentagon spokeswoman i'm just it tell me guys what it what it what i was about to ring to it is it d.c. dana or washington white i'm undecided oh you said that all the u.s. missiles were intercepted and all hit their targets meanwhile the russian side is saying that the u.s. fired one hundred three missiles and that seventy one of those were intercepted hold that thought we're going to go to a hard break here after that short break we'll continue our discussion on syria stay with our team. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all judges but there was one more question by the way was going to be our coach . guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure cameramen you have to go meet the center of the region probably would you. and we'll show all the great the great good you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get the ball going let's go. a low as i want to you

ufc president dana white said mcgregor had some sort of rivalry with a fighter on the bus. ite stripped him of his lightweight belt. >>> los angeles neighbors are trying to put the brakes on a popular navigation app. they say "waze" is creating dangerous situations by diverting drivers to a certain route. baxter street is one of the steepest streets in the country. it tells drivers to go through their street for a faster route. the detour made for accidents from cars flipped over onto lawns, as well as stalls cars slipping down the hill in the rain. >>> with the storm yosemite valley will be closed to visitors starting at 5 p.m. due to flooding concerns there. all reservations through saturday are canceled. however, other areas of the park will remain open weather permitting. no word on when yosemite valley reopens. park officials are waiting for the storm to pass. >>> floodings concerns in the mountains, too. >> yes, merced and truckee river in danger of flooding. a flood advisory is now issued for south-central sonoma county. this is in the north bay of course, santa rosa,

dana white and lieutenant general mckenzie, the director of the joint staff. they will provide a brief of known details tomorrow morning. we anticipate about 9:00 in this same location. thank you again for coming in this evening, ladies and gentlemen. of the joint staff. >> on the next washington journal, we will take your calls and comments about the u.s. airstrikes in syria. we will talk with jennifer cafarella from the u.s. institute for the study of war. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. that begins live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. next, some of the reaction from viewers from earlier after airstrikes were announced by the president. we are going to move on. try for karen, columbus, ohio, independent. caller: thank you for accepting my call this evening. i want to tell you i was really impressed with president trump having the backbone to represent our

. >> and then dana white reiterated the concern. >> the russian disinformation campaign has begun and 200,000 percent increase in the russian troll s trolls in tlas 24 hours. >> for a better sense of what that looks like, let's bring in our national and security rep t reporter, ken. and help us to understand what this campaign of disillusion is looking like, ken? >> well, look, david, the u.s. is not in a good position to counter this, and it is a a big problem, because it is donning on the policymakers in the u.s. that has been in an information war with rush sharks and war that the u.s. is losing. the 2016 election interference is part of it and continued on social media with bots and trolls and elsewhere, and for the longest time, donald trump, a and the alt-right were part of the beneficiaries of it, and so they have done little about it. and remember that story of the money spent to broaden the campaign against it, but not a mo penny has been spent. and now, today, they are saying that the chemical attack that prompted the attack is staged by britain and most of the u.s. and the

dana white and lieutenant general mckenzie, the director of the joint staff. will provide a brief of known details tomorrow morning. we anticipate at about 9:00 in this same location. thank you again for coming in this evening, ladies and gentlemen. >> british prime minister theresa may issued a statement friday night that reads in part, this evening i authorized british armed forces to conduct strikes to degrade the chemical weapons capability and determine their use. we are working together with our american and french allies. attack killed 75 people. in circumstances of pure horror. the prime minister and french prime minister are expected to make further comments on the military action later on saturday. c-span, where history unfolds daily. a 1979, c-span was created as public service by america's cable companies. we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span's brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> this weekend on c-span, li

dana white and lieutenant general mckenzie, the director of the joint staff here in will provide a brief of known details tomorrow morning. we anticipate at about 9:00 in this same location. thank you again for coming in this evening, ladies and gentlemen. >> british prime minister theresa may issued a statement friday night. part, this evening i've authorized british armed forces to conduct coordinated and targeted strikes to degrade the syrian regime's chemical weapons capability and deter their use. last saturday a chemical weapons attack killed up to 75 people, occluding young children, and circumstances appear horror. further comments on military action are expected later on saturday. >> connect with c-span2 personalized information you get from us. c-span.org/connect and subscribe. get the most interesting daily video highlight. tv newsletter, sent weekly, is an insiders look at upcoming authors and book festivals. and the american history tv weekly newsletter gives you the upcoming programming exploring our nation's past. c-span.org/connect and sign up today. yesterday evening, pr

an effort to remain transparent and accurate, might -- accuracy and transparency, my assistant, dana white, and general mackenzie will provide a brief of known details tomorrow morning. we anticipate about 9:00 in the same location. thank you again for coming and in this evening, ladies and gentlemen. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> connect with c-span to personalize the information you get from us. sign up for the email. the program guide is a daily email the most updated prime schedule. word for word gives you the most interesting daily highlight. the book tv newsletter is a look at the authors and book festivals. the american history newsletter exploration of our nation's past. will >> sunday on 1968, , whenvative politics disenchantment with the size of government gave rise to the affordable right and a presidential the jury. -- victory. ronald reagan made his debut. our guests are the editor of the american conservative re

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transparent and accurate, might , andtant, dana white general mackenzie will provide a brief of known details tomorrow morning. we anticipate at about 9:00 in the same location. thank you again for coming and this evening, ladies and gentlemen. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> remarks here at the pentagon on the strikes president trump announced were underway in syria earlier tonight. think russia was not made aware of the details. yourll be taking more of calls this evening, but first, we will take a look at the president's announcement from earlier. it is about eight minutes. and your calls and comments. my fellowp: americans, a short time ago i ordered the united states armed forces to lunch precision strikes on targets associated with the chemical weapons capabilities of syrian dictator bashar al-assad. a combined operation with the armed forces of france and the united kingdom is now underway. we thank them both. tonig

dana white and lieutenant general mckenzie, the director of the joint staff. will provide a brief of known details tomorrow morning. we anticipate at about 9:00 in this same location. thank you again for coming in this evening, ladies and gentlemen. >> google take your calls and comments about the u.s. airstrikes in syria and we will talk with the institute with the study of war. also be able to join the conversation on facebook and

and speaking only for myself, i thought that dana white's answer is, frankly, not going to cut it. you heard the questioner made reference to adelaide stevenson. she talked at the end about the disinformation campaign by russia which, to my way of thinking, is all the more reason why there needs to be a showing of whatever evidence we have as to assad having been responsible for the chemical attack. and i say that because before the briefing began, i said to you, what could possibly have been assad's motivation given that president trump had already said we're getting out of syria? >> good point. and, you know, i'm sure that the pentagon is not going to be able to share whatever intelligence they have. i would imagine they would be like intercepts or other highly classified information that they're not going to want to release. and that, of course, plays right into the hands of people who are saying, well, why do we know it wasn't the rebels? just launching an attack on themselves, although i think that's a bit far-fetched. i don't think the -- even the jihadist group in control of

dana white and lieutenant general mckenzie, the director of the joint staff here in washington, will provide a brief of known details tomorrow morning. we anticipate at about 9:00 in this same location. thank you again for coming in this evening, ladies and gentlemen. >> on the next washington journal we will take your calls and comments about the u.s. airstrike against syria. and we will speak with jennifer cafarella about the u.s. options in syria. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. at 7:00egins live eastern on c-span. c-span, livend, on today at 5:30 p.m. eastern, road at thewhite house 2020 new hampshire democratic party dinner with former missouri secretary of state recent candor and seven -- and sunday, at 6:30 p.m., that coverage continues with steve bullock in polk county, iowa. on both tv on c-span2 a feature on black classic press in baltimore. and on sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, and author will receive an award for his book "a benedict option: a strategy for christians in a post-christian nation." today at 4:55 p.m., prominent figures in american law in

dana white and lieutenant general mckenzie, the director of the joint staff here in washington, will provide a brief of known details tomorrow morning. we anticipate at about 9:00 in this same location. thank you again for coming in this evening, ladies and gentlemen. >> british prime minister theresa may issued a statement friday night regarding the coordinated military action in syria. part, this evening i authorized british armed forces for targeted strikes to degrade the syrian chemical weapons ability, and deter their use. we are acting with our american and french allies. a chemical weapons attack killed 75 people including young , in circumstances appear horror. prime minister may and french president marcon are expected to make comments later on saturday. on 1960 eight, america in turmoil, conservative politics when perceived liberal excesses and disenchantment with the size of government gave rise to the political right, the resurgence of president nixon had a presidential victory. ronald reagan made his debut as a candidate for shadowing -- foreshadowing the revolution to c

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dana white and lieutenant general mckenzie, the director of the joint staff here in washington, will provide a brief of known details tomorrow morning. we anticipate at about 9:00 in this same location. thank you again for coming in this evening, ladies and gentlemen. >> on the next "washington journal," we will take calls about the u.s. airstrikes in syria. we will talk with jennifer inarella about the options the study of war. a.m.all begins live 7:00 eastern on c-span. on c-span "q&a", the book, "the square and the tower: from the fee may since -- from the free masons" >> if you think about the events example,ust to take an not many members of the world government planned that britain would vote to leave the european union, and donald trump would become the president of the united states. donald trump is not somebody who gets invited to those meetings. example, the financial crisis in 2009. nobody sat there saying, what we need for the world government is a massive financial crisis. q&a" on c-span. >> yesterday evening, president trump announced u.s. is launching airstrikes in syr

dana white and lieutenant general mckenzie, the director of the joint staff here in washington, will provide a brief of known details tomorrow morning. we anticipate at about 9:00 in this same location. thank you again for coming in this evening, ladies and gentlemen. >> on the next washington journal, we will take your comments and questions on the syria attacks. we will also talk with jennifer about the u.s. military actions in syria. that all begins live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. c-span toth personalize the information you get from us. just go to c-span.org/connect and sign up for the email. the program guide is a daily email with the latest schedule an upcoming live coverage. word for word gives you the latest video highlight in their own words. the book tv newsletter sent weekly is an insiders look at upcoming authors and books seminars. the american history tv weekly newsletter gives you the upcoming programming exploring our nation's past. sign up today. >> yesterday evening, president trump announced the u.s. was launching airstrikes in syria. in cooperation with france

dana white and lieutenant general mckenzie, the director of the joint staff. here in washington, they will provide a brief of known details tomorrow morning. we anticipate at about 9:00 in this same location. thank you again for coming in this evening, ladies and gentlemen. you'll will be able to join the conversation on face book and twitter, live at 7 a.m. eastern here on c-span. fromcome at reaction viewers from earlier, after the president. we are going to move on. try for karen, columbus, ohio, independent. caller: thank you for accepting my call this evening. i want to tell you i was really impressed with president trump having the backbone to represent our country and we will be praying for our troops. we are so proud of him. we hope he will unite our country. we can all together and maybe see eye to eye a little bit. this is a wonderful thing he is doing and i am impressed with him.

ufc president dana white on espn. >> can you see him fighting for ufc again? >> i don't know. i don't know. i honestly don't know the answer to that question. >> reporter: making upwards of $100 million after his fight with floyd mayweather, mcgregor told us his rags-to-riches story is the american dream. >> i'm a hardworking young man with a lot of confidence that's looking to shock the world. >> reporter: but his future now in jeopardy as he faces a fight in court and one to get back into the ring. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> four years after the water supply in flint, michigan, became contaminated with lead, the state today announced the water is safe and the crisis is finally over. the government will stop supplying free bottled water, but some flint residents are skeptical and don't trust that it's safe to drink from the tap. >>> tonight severe weather is on the move in the south. storms are taking aim with heavy rain and a tornado risk in texas, louisiana and mississippi, and much of the eastern and central u.s. still waiting for spring will be hit with temperatures a

earlier in the day chief spokesperson dana white said the troops will be deployed purely to support border patrol agents. >> the efforts will include aviation, surveillance, communications, vehicle maintenance, and logistical support. >> the pentagon and homeland security maintain exactly how troops will be used will be primarily up to the governors of the state to which they're stationed. >>> and border arrests this year are down nearly 13% compared to last year, but according to the department of homeland security, march saw a big spike with more than 37,000 arrests. brook. >> hena doba in new york. hena, thanks. >>> the president also spoke about epa administrator scott pruitt. he's been under fire for days due to his ties the a lobbyist and capital for a condo. for now president trump appears to be standing behind pruitt. >> i think that scott has done a fantastic job. >> president trump praised his embattled epa administrator but asked if he was bothered by a torrent of headlines about mr. pruitt. mr. trump left the door open saying, i'll have to look at them and make a determination.

the pentagon chief spokesperson dana white sought to clarify what the troop's role would be. >> effortswill include aviation, engineering, surveillance, communications, vehicle maintenance and logistical support. >> reporter: president trump has cited a drastic surge in illegal activity along the border as reason for this move. >> we have to have strong borders. we're going to have the wall. >> reporter: border arrests this year are down nearly 13% compared to last year, but according to the department of homeland security march saw a big spike with more than 37,000 arrests. >> we are at a crisis point. we'd like to stop it before the numbers get bigger. >> reporter: the white house and dhs are engaged in ongoing conversations with the board of state governors to figure out exactly how many soldiers will be deployed. >> it's a partnership with the governors. is not us telling them and sending the guard -- it's not us telling them and sending the guard. >> reporter: details about the estimated costs and whether soldiers would be armed are still unclear. >> when pressed on cooperation, se

eastern here the pentagon with his spokesman dana white and lieutenant general the director of the staff. >> jennifer griffin live at the pentagon thank you very much. let's bring in tonight's panel for reaction to former navy s.e.a.l. dave sears "fox news" contributor former utah congressman jason chaffetz. an oklahoma congressman steve russell who is on the armed services committee and a retired army lieutenant colonel. it's great to have you with us gentlemen. general i will start with you to the president said this is about two things a strong deterrent against the further use of chemical weapons in a message not only to syria but those responsible for supporting equipping and financing the criminal assad regime. how do you think the message went over tonight? >> i think you went over very well nationally and abroad. we have not two of our strongest allies in the uk and france behind us with military power and resources than at the end of the day shannon what the president is doing is living up to our national security strategy where we talk about two fundamental underlying principle

. >> reporter: ultimate fighting championship president dana white said two fighters on the bus were badly cut in the incident forcing them to withdraw from their scheduled ufc bouts this weekend. >> this is the most disgusting thing that has ever happened in the history of the company. >> get the [ bleep ] out of here. >> reporter: mcgregor has a reputation for outbursts outside the ring. at a press conference in 2016 he and another fighter hurled insults and water bottles at each other. last summer mcgregor took on boxing legend floyd mayweather in las vegas. he lost but earned a reported $100 million anyway. mcgregor who hasn't fought in the ufc since 2016 was stripped of his lightweight champion title in week. mcgregor tweeted, "you'll strip me of nothing. the ufc said the decision played no role in the bus melee. >> another mma fighter 25-year- old kian cowley has also been charged with assault and criminal mischief in connection to that incident. >>> the menendez brothers who murdered their parents in beverly hills reunited in prison. eric and lyle menendez are now at the same

what we've heard all of them all of them very much although we have a new baghdad bob her name is dana white she's the pentagon spokeswoman i'm just tell me guys what it what it what does it better ring to it is it d.c. dana or washington.

pentagon spokesperson dana white said the air strikes went as planned. >> this operation was carefully orchestrated and methodically planned to minimize potential collateral damage. i can assure you we took eveec measure and tion to strike only what weted and we successfully hit every target. >> reporter: syrian state television reported 13 missiles were shot down. pentagon officials said the u.s. is confident that all of its" missiles reached their targets." and the u.s. government repeatedly cautioned against a disinformation campaign. president trump tweeted this morning that it was "r"a tly executed strike last night," and it was "mission accomplished!" echoing the poorly timed phrase used at an event with president george w. bush just six weeks after the invasion of iraq in 2003. in a primetime address to e nation last night, the president vowed to continue sustained military action if needed. he also held russia and iran responsible for supporting syria's use of chemical weapons. i to iran and to russia k, what kind of a nation wants to be associated with the mass murder of innoc

investigators could find any evidence on the ground asked about that dana white the chief spokesperson here said that they are confident the u.s. intelligence and confident so why are they so confident well they didn't give any information didn't share any intelligence and it was we've seen in the past even though these are classified methods they do have a way of say giving some detail as to why they're so confident that they can launch one hundred five missiles into a country but again they didn't give any of that evidence i think one of the focus is going to be is president donald trump once again took to twitter and he said mission accomplished of course that heralds back to george w. bush in iraq and it turned out that mission obviously not accomplished so how are they going to square that well here at the pentagon they're saying he's talking about what this specific mission was they are not claiming that assad's chemical weapons facilities are gone completely these are just three facilities they said they picked these because they could hit them without basically spreading that c

in an effort to remain transparent and accurate, might , andtant, dana white general mackenzie will provide a brief of known details tomorrow morning. we anticipate at about 9:00 in the same location. thank you again for coming and this evening, ladies and gentlemen. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> remarks here at the pentagon on the strikes president trump announced were underway in syria earlier tonight. think russia was not made aware of the details. yourll be taking more of calls this evening, but first, we will take a look at the president's announcement from earlier. it is about eight minutes. and your calls and comments.

. >> dana: a fox news alert. the white house briefing set to begin in 30 minutes, and many hot topics today, including the president saying a mission to eliminate isis in syria is coming to a rapid end. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." the leaders of russia, iran and turkey meeting to discuss the situation in syria today, and first on "the daily briefing" scott pruitt defending several of his controversial moves involving taxpayer dollars. ed henry is standing by with that exclusive interview that got quite feisty. but we start with national correspondent jennifer griffin. jennifer what, is the reaction from the pentagon to psident trump saying he'd like to pull all the troops out of syria? >> reporter: well, dana, it seems as if there may have been a compromise after the president met with his national security team for much of yesterday. and now the white house is saying the president plans to keep u.s. troops in syria until isis is defeated, which it is not. critics say a pullout would

dana white says one fighter suffered head and facial cuts from broken glass. mcgregor was upset with the decision to strip him of his title belt. >>> a check on "cnn money." trade war fears again on wall street. stock market futures are pointing down although they are off the lows. asian markets mostly skrhruggin off the move. some investors betting the threats are a negotiating ploy that will not result in a trade war. >>> the march jobs report to add more volatility. economists predict 185,000 jobs created. a slowdown from february, but still would mark the 90th straight month of job creation. historic run of seven and a half years. this job rate could dip to 4%. a fresh 17-year low. wall street is watching how fast wages grew. 2.7% is the prediction. anything stronger could raise fears of inflation and higher interest rates. >>> facebook's apology tour making more stops. in a pbs interview, sharyl sandberg admitted mistakes. >> we are focused on building social experiences. that is why your friends know it is your birthday or share playlists. we were not fo

eastern with the spokesman, dana white and lieutenant general frank mckenzy. hanon. >> shannon: we'll tanned by for that. jennifer, thank you very much. we'll bring in the panel. navy seal. david sees and david chavez and anthony petta and oklahoma congressman stef pita and a retired army colonel. the president said it was a strong deterrent with chemical weapon and a message not only to syria but those responsible for reporting and financing the criminal assad regime. how do you think it went over tonight. >> it went over well initially and abroad. we have two strongest amlies in the uk and france behind us with military power and resources and in the end of the day, shannon. what the president is doing is living up to the national security strategy where we talk about the fundamental underlying prince pems. one is prevention of the prolifiation of weapons was mass instruction and a rule of law. and both of these were violated by syria in their patrons russia and iran. in think the president's comment and statement was very strong. he separated strategy and r

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. >> reporter: ultimate fighting championship president dana white said mcgregor badly cut two fightersn the glass window was shattered. >> this is the most disgusting thing that has ever happened in the history of the company. >> reporter: ahead of this weekend's fight, white effectively stripped mcgregor of his lightweight champion title due to inactivity. mcgregor hit back on twitter writing, you'll strip me of nothing. the 29-year-old mixed martial arts fighter has a reputation for outbursts outside the ring. at a press conference in 2016, mcgregor and another fighter hurled insults and water bottles at each other. last summer, mcgregor ventured into the boxing ring for a much anticipated fight against floyd mayweather in las vegas. >> floyd mayweather has mcgregor on the ropes. >> reporter: mcgregor lost but earned a reported $100 million anyway. three fights were canceled this weekend because of the incident. earlier this week, mcgregor's involved in a scuffle with another ufc fighter who was on that bus. it's unclear if that had anything to do with the attack. we reached out to t

. >> pentagon chief spokesperson dana white insisted the national guard will be deployed purely to supportpatrol agents. >> it'll be aviation, engineering, surveillance, vehicle maintenance, and logistical support. >> mexico's president fired back in a nationally televised message saying his nation is willing to work with the u.s. on security as long as those talks are earnest and constructive. >>> a mixed marshal arts star gets in a fight with the law. coming up, what led to the rampage outside the ring. >>> and a garage full of clothing going to children in need. how two bay area kids used their own experience to give back to others. unscheduled fight backstage. video from t-m-z sports appears to show the mixed- martial-artist throwing a hand truck at a busload of rival fighters in brooklyn on thursday... mcgregor and his crew can also be seen tossing trash cans at the vehicle. two fighters on the bus suffered bad cuts.. forcing them to withdraw from their scheduled bouts this weekend. mc-gregor appeared in court yesterday to answer to charges of assault.. and criminal mischief. he was r

and pentagon spokesperson dana white said last night, the operations were very successful even as france and u.s. tried to build support for a way to punish the assad regime, the president is catching flak. but there are few republicans who are criticizing him for failing to get congressional authorization for the missile strike you had virginia democratic senator tim kaine who called it illegal and potentially reckless. and that's even while most republicans are backing the president without reservation. one quick house keeping note here as we try to get a better sense to the president's reaction. the white house has issued what's known as a lid. meaning we will not see or hear from the president the rest of the day. there won't be any further presidential statements coming out, apart, ali, from what he puts out on twitter. >> jeff, stay close, if there are any developments there, we want to talk to you about it. joining me now a political reporter for daily beast and msnbc contributor. betsy, what do you make of the timing of the air strikes? i think we have to put this in context, not

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dana white said one fighter suffered injuries.upset with the decision to strip him of the lightweight title belt. >>> and james paxton paying attention to his business and while the pre-game ceremony with the bald eagle landed on him. the bird's handler is not sure what went wrong or what paxton was wearing. he played it cool. how would you handle that? >> i would not have been that cool. the wing span alone on that bird would freak me out. >> let that will do it for us, folks. >> thanks for joining us. i'm rene marsh. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now. have a great weekend. >> this is another step in the wrong direction. >> president trump threatening another wave of steep tariffs on chinese exports. >> there's no trade war here. we don't have a tariff enacted yet. >> i think scott has done a fantastic job. >> he promised to drain the swamp. this is not consistent with that pledge. >> i did not know about the pay raises until yesterda