neil: on phone, former new mexico governor, gary johnson, your view has been, don't get involved at allthere is no rationale for this, you may have heard conrad black say that is u.s. surrendering moral authority leadership, what do you make? >> well, hog wash, obama started out by sa by saying we supported moderate opposition forces when civil war started, did this contribute to them having to use chemical weapons to deter the opposition forces. i just think that everything we do, has an unintended consequence, and in case hundreds of millions of enemies this would not exist but for our military interventions. are he said military does not do pin pricks. that is absolutely correct. you know, the drone strikes don't just take out the intended target. they take out a lot of innocent people that again getting back to premise, we made a lot of enemies, this would be a continuation of making a world less safe than more safe. neil: that is opposite view of notion that could embolden those who want hands on those weapons if u.s. just turns away? >> i don't think they are emboldened at all, th

neil: on phone, former new mexico governor, gary johnson, your view has been, don't get involved at allthere is no rationale for this, you may have heard conrad black say that is u.s. surrendering moral authority leadership, what do yo make? >> well, hog wash, obama started out by sa by saying we supported moderate opposition forceshen civil war started, did this contribute to them having to use chemical weapons to deter the opposition forces. i just think thatverything we do, has an unintended consequence, and in case hundreds of millions of enemies this would not exist but for our military interventions. are he said military does not do pin pricks. that is absolutely correct. you know, the drone strikes don't just take out the intended target. they take out a lot of innocent people that again getting back to premise, we made a lot of enemies, this would be a continuation of making a world less safe than more safe. neil: that is opposite viewf notion that could embolden those who want hands on those weapons if u.s. just turns away? >> i don't think they are emboldened at all, the gaffe

. >> gary johnson standing on the dock of the bay, out in san francisco thanks for staying up, gary.> some of the world's best graffiti artists are using an area of miami as an open campus. they are turning a run down neighborhood into an outdoor gallery. andy gallagher last the story. >>> in urban landscapes across the world, graffiti is seen as blight, in many ways it's a imol of decline. but then along came the wind wood district, a blank canvas for the world's best graffiti artists. this area was little more than an industrial waste land just a few years ago. now it's being touted as the world's biggest open air gallery in the world. wails of buildings and businesses this is one of the largest collections of graffiti in the world. and artist brandon upalka says one factor makes it unique. >> i like the art being out on the streets and not in homes or galleries. it's for every day better than to see creative expression and have your work available to the community 24 hours a day. >> but there's something else that makes windwood difference and that's the driving force behind the p

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