jedediah. [cheering and applause] like a well oiled stopping cart he will have you rolling in the aisles, actor, comedian jamie. [cheering and applause] she's got more baggage than a samsonite salesman. kat sims. [cheering and applause] and he hates ceiling fans. my massive sidekick tyrus. [cheering and applause] jedediah, a lot happen this week and call me, comey, comey. what you make of this contract. >> the book sounds terrible. i didn't get it copied either but every excerpt i read made him less and less likable as a person and this guy -- i mean, he stooped to the lowest level. he's talking about trump thai and his under eye circles like is in a tanning bed and it's any shred of credibility that this guy had, which i don't know how he could have any after not indicting hillary clinton frankly, but any shed that remains has been lost from the excerpt that i read and, you know, there are some people in this world that want to be in front and center of the camera all the time and this guy is

jedediah, jamie, kat and tyrus. "watters world" starts now. jesse: welcome to "watters world," i'm jesse watters. president trump making good on his promise to attack syria after last week's chemical attack. the attack was against syria's chemical weapons storage facility. >> this was a one-time shot and i believe it sent a strong message to dissuade him and deter him from doing this again. jesse: nikki haley describing this as a last-ditch evident after diplomatic efforts failed. >> we usedder tool we could to urge syria to get rid of chemical weapons. we give diplomacy chance after chance. six times. that's how many times russia vetoed security council resolutions. jesse: the president calling the strike vital to our national security. president trump: this massacre was a significant escalation in a pattern of chemical weapons use by that very terrible regime. the evil and the despicable attack left mothers and fathers, instant and children flashin thg in pain and gasping for air. the purpose of our actions tonight is to establish a strong d

jedediah, jamie, kat and tyrus. >> the united states, france and britain responding to last week's gas attack in syria. launching a flurry of missiles that the pentagon says struck at the heart of the regime's chemical weapons program. i'm kelly wright. this is the fox report. the u.s. says the coordinated effort with its two allies fired off more than 100 missiles by air and sea, hitting three targets. officials are characterizing the strikes as an overwhelming success, leaving no reports of civilian casualties, while crippling the government's ability to make more chemical weapons. >> the facility is a core site for them. as you can see from the graphic, it doesn't exist anymore. we believe they have lost a lot of equipment. they have lost a lot of material. and it is going to have a significant effect on them. i think the words cripple and degrade are good accurate words. kelly: we have fox team coverage on all of this. john roberts has the latest from the white house. but we begin with mike tobin in jerusalem. what is the aftermath of these strikes? >> i can show you, we have new e

jedediah, jamie, kat and tyrus. >> that is totally up to a thought. but i can tell you is that the president has made it very clear that when it comes to weapons of mass distraction. no tolerance and we are watching out for the interest of the american people. he made a point and hopefully assad gets it. if assad doesn't get it it will hurt. >> we have fox news coverage on this. we live pentagon and we began with kevin work with latest from the white house. >> once again white house continuing to take a look at the battle damage assessment. all eyes on syria tonight as we also continue to watch for any possible reaction from the russians. as you pointed out earlier, the president was active on peter today. he said this about the operation: i knew they would seize on this but it felt it is such a great military term, it should be brought back. the damage from the strike was limited due to the targeted nature of the plan that they were thought to have severely degraded the assad regime chemical weapons capability. meanwhile, today the syrians and the ru