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. >>> up next, a new report house republicans leaked senator mark warner's text messages to derail the russian investigation. that is wild. mueller's team is reportedly preparing more indictments in his probe. we'll have both those stories in two minutes. >>> want to bring you a fox news alert. democratic senator mark warner of virginia foxx news has learned texted with a russian oligarch lobbyist in an effort to contact account author of the trump dossier christopher steele because you can't make this up. >> i guess you can't. trump tv wen after the top democrat in the senate intelligence committee last month trying to discredit mark warner based on his private text messages with a russian lobbyist from whom he was seeking information for the committee's work. leaders of the committee reported lid know who leaked those tests that appeared on trump tv there. according to "new york times" today, they concluded several weeks ago it was republicans on the house intel committee. that committee is, of course, led by devin nunes whose hometown newspaper calls him trump's stooge. they would n

. >>> up next, a new report house republicans leaked senator mark warner's text messages to derail the russian investigation. that is wild. mueller's team is reportedly preparing more indictments in his probe. we'll have both stories in two minutes. n won't stop him from keeping up. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation for our best custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. by reducing shock and stress on his body with every step. so look out world, dad's taking charge. dr. scholl's. born to move. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. >>> want to bring you a fox news alert. democratic senator mark warner of virginia foxx news has learned texted with a russian oligarch lobbyist in an effort to contact account author of the trump dossier christopher steele because you can't make this up. >> i guess you can't.

according to mark warner. they are investigating that. and it is very clear that mark warner has a much different assessment of the, what exactly happened than the house intelligence committee who conclude as part of their report that there was no evidence to back the notion from the intelligence community that russians were trying help donald trump become president. mark warner says the assessment is accurate. >> i believe in the assessment that they spent months working on, across the board saying that the russians had a favorite candidate, that it was mr. trump and he won. they hacked into hillary clinton's e-mail. that was to hurt clinton and to help trump. >> do you have evidence to substantiate the intelligence committee's assessment that putin tried to help trump? >> we've been on this about 14 months. we have seen nothing that takes away from the unanimous assessment. the cia, the fbi, the director of national intelligence, the national security administration, the nsa have all concluded that the russians had a preferred candidate

do you believe he leaked this information to harm mark warner? >> i don't have any evidence to justify that conclusion. somebody did, and mark warner, by the way, made clear to the committee, to the republicans on the committee, to chairman burr what had happened. we were trying to chase down christopher steele and mark warner was trying to further that effort. we don't know where it came from, but it appears there is evidence that it came out of the house side and that's disturbing. >> senator angus king, the independent from maine, thanks for coming on, sharing your views. much appreciated. >> always a pleasure, chuck. >>> coming up, allies of president trump are being quoted anonymously as saying they're very worried that the president under siege is starting to spin out of control. we'll get into that with the panel when we come back. but now it's time to find my dream abode. -right away, i could tell his priorities were a little unorthodox. -keep going. stop. a little bit down. stop. back up again. is this adequate sunlight for a komodo drag

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top democrat on the senate intelligent committee mark warner will be here and speak with iowa republican joni ernst about the impact of a trade war on her home state. and the stoneman douglas student activists who led that rally in washington join us. we'll also have plenty of political analysis, it's all ahead on "face the nation." good morning, captioning sponsored by cbs welcome to "face the nation." i'm margaret brennan. 40 days ago 14 students and three teachers were killed in a shooting rampage at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. yesterday survivors led a march on washington. cbs news estimates the crowd topped just over 200,000 supporters. they were joined by protesters in more than 800 cities in what was billed as the march for our lives. the goal, action in washington and at the state level for tougher gun control measures. >> our elected officials have seen american after american dropped from a bullet. instead of waking up, they have been hitting the snooze button we're here to shake them awake. >> brennan: appearances were limited to young leaders a

even when you hear mark warner, senator from virginia and others talking about regulation, it's stillo more disclosure about political advertising on facebook. that's a tiny, tiny fraction of how facebook actually makes its money. the question is do they start to really regulate what these companies can do with our personal data and they use that data to then allow advertisers to reach us with more precision. if you start regulating data or go further and say we'll regulate you like you're a media company and hold you accountable for all of the content that appears on your platforms that's when they get nervous. i think that's probably months if not years of debate before you get to that point. >> let's pick up on the point you were talking about with mark warner. calls for mark zuckerberg to testify on capitol hill. last week mark zuckerberg said he wants to put the best person at facebook to answer the questions that congress wants to learn about. what are the chances we see mark zuckerberg in person, not just an official but him in person. >> he clearly does not want to testify. yo

sensible gun protections, so i don't know that he will ever do anything, and i don't know that mark warner is going to sue anybody over this, but it certainly will impress voters that this is happening, and should give even more credence to the democratic response to the republican nunes memo, which seems to have cherry-picked facts and not revealed what i would call the truth, because unless you have all the facts, you have a misleading statement, but i'm going to have to think more about that. >> i hit you cold with that but it's just another example of the nunes committee, majority in that house intelligence committee, i covered the house intelligence and senate intelligence committees for years and years up on the hill. they were always strictly bipartisan. we have now reached what many would think is a new low. >> every time we think there's a new low, we go lower. >> exactly. thank you so much, jill wine-banks. always great to have you here. >>> coming up, target practice. president trump going off-script on gun control. stunning house and senate members as well as the nra. whoooo. w

amy: that is democratic senator mark warner. can you respond to what he is saying?> one thing that happened yesterday is the congressional budget office put out an analysis of this hill. one thing they said is there is a 50% chance banks like citibank, which mark warner said are not impacted, will benefit from this health. andother thing he is saying a lot of the sponsors of this bill would senator warner was one of t the original spononsor, are saying this is just about community banks. this is about -- it is raising by five times the threshold by which you get that extra monitoring, by which you get that extra scrutiny by the fed. it used to be $50 billion, they want to raise it to $250 billion. banks have that size were very crucial to the financial crisis. countrywide was a bank of that size and they get out one of every five mortgage in the country in the lead up to the crisis. so these are not small players. deutsche bank is not a small player. ubs is not a small plalayer. the regulator be by this bill in substantial ways. let's not forget history. the fed had

we're joined now by senator mark warner, the vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee. so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> how concerned are you, senator, that president trump has gone from calling it the russia investigation to now calling it the mueller probe? >> i'm very concerned. i've raised these issues before the beginning of the year. calling for my colleagues to stand up for the independence of the mueller investigation. many of my republican colleagues have said that the president will make a grave mistake. i think lindsey graham said it would be the beginning of the end of his presidency. but i continue to be concerned by the president's disregard for the investigation, disregard for the seriousness of the russia incursion into our elections. i think there was more than a little bit fishy about the way andy mccabe was fired, 36 hours before he was to receive his pension. now, i have not seen the inspector general report and i expect to have a full brief on that. but it was more than a little bit fishy. the fact that they strung him out and then the

went into paul ryan's office also to complain that devin nunes had leaked mark warner's text to fox.er is so clean on this issue of this request for a meeting with christopher steele and the texts marco rubio defended him on twitter and burr his fellow republican and his chairman went in to plead with the speaker to control devin nunes. nunes and ryan are old friends. nunes has endeared himself to the leadership by being a very energetic and eager puppy all along. and he has a lot of loyalty and a lot of fondness within the ranks of the leadership. but it's very, very tough for paul ryan to explain himself in both those examples. >> why does he tolerate the corruption of devin nunes, though? you just asserted something that is obvious. there is a corruption to the way devin nunes has gone about conducting his investigation over the grave concerns of the fbi. the fbi, which under christopher wray has done just about everything the president has wanted him to do, not always on his time line, but a andy mccabe son his way out. the general counsel is on his way out. all of the people don

mark warner of virginia. senator warner, welcome back to the show, sir. >> thank you. >> i want to start first with all of the changes we've seen take place. i want to put up a quote from charlie dent, retiring republican congressman from pennsylvania. more center-right than conservative right. but he said this. the spontaneity and lack of impruls control are areas of concern for lots of members on both sides of the aisle. chaos, instability, uncertainty, intemper ate statements are not conservative virtues in my opinion. what do you make of the changes? >> i think he's right. this chaos is not the way you run an organization. i was a business executive for 20 years, i ran a state. it was called the best managed state in the nation when i was governor of virginia. but with this president, i think he thrives on chaos. maybe that's the way to run a reality tv show. it's not the way to run the greatest country in the world. >> at the end of the day, should it -- there's a lot of folks not happy with the instabil

you were talking about mark warner about cambridge analytica.ng a super pac that is one of cambridge analytica's biggest customers. he ran a think tank in the 1990s that funneled foreign money to republicans. i just think there's more to the story of the web of connection you were talking about that involves john bolton. and then third, i'm going to be honest here and maybe it's the spirit of the young people from yesterday, but when i see men in and around their 70s who did everything they possibly could to avoid going into combat when it was their time banging the war drum, myself, many of my friends who have loved ones who actually had to fight in the iraq war, it's dangerous, it's depressing, and it makes me feel like we don't have people who take seriously -- i mean donald trump loves war. he thinks it's great theater, it's great television. that is something he shares with john bolton and something the american people have no appetite for. >> hugh. >> as a reagan era conservative, i very very happy with the personnel choices made by the pr

in the bruder context that was mark warner talking about mark zuckerberg. you can sense that there is building frustration among members of congress around how social media companies, facebook have handled all of this. an increasing inland for more regulation, and a sense that the examine has to me deaf. i can tell you that, one of the quickest waiting to fete under lawmakers skin is to act as though you're above what they are doing, or more powerful than they are. congress hasn't been terribly functional but witness they do put their mind to it they can have some tea. halle. >> you are reporting that facebook makers are talking to some committees. but we're not talking about zuckerberg, for example. rorp right. we're not at that point yet. that are just talking with staffers at this point. that's probably because that are concern concerned leaks. some of this is getting delayed because of the the nor'easter that have descended here on the second day of spring here in washington. they're going to talk to a brud array the house and senate judiciary committee

mark warner sees it a different way. >> i'm going to continue to reserve my judgment. but i've never seen a political campaign in my life where a candidate or campaign has had as much contact with a foreign government before the election and immediately after. i'm not going to get into a timeline. unlike some others we're actually going to not overtally politicize this. next week we'll take a very important step. we'll come out with a series of bipartisan recommendations on election security. one of the great frustrations i have is that we know the russians intervened in 21 of our states, electoral systems in 2016, they did it with impunity. digital fingerprints and we're now going into another election season. every one of mr. trump's appointees has acknowledged that our collection systems -- yet in open testimony, when asked if they've been directed to the white house, none of them have said the white house has directed them. back to your earlier question i find that peculiar that the president of the united states doesn't view election security as a top priority. >>

the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, mark warner, also wants to hear from mark z. > needs to come testify before congress and explain how they're going to work with us to both protect privacy of 50 million facebook accounts used by this sketchy firm, and how we're going to make sure it doesn't happen again, in terms of weaponization of these social media platforms. >> harris: what do you do? mark zuckerberg took out a full page ad in "the new york times" and other papers around the world to apologize for people. people are losing trust in facebook. some advertisers are pulling out. let's go live to los angeles. william? >> reporter: well, you know, this ftc investigation has been off the record, but today confirming it will look into this scandal saying in a statement, it takes very seriously recent press reports raising substantial concerns about the privacy practices of facebook. today the ftc again confirming that it has an open nonpublic investigation into these practices. this is an opinion poll that shows users are losing trust. facebook's favorability rating f

the tom democrat, senator mark warner of virginia, accused facebook of not being fully transparent withess. >> i don't think facebook has been fully forthcoming this is an area where we have to get our arms around it and frankly, mr. zuckerberg needs to testify he created this industry and he needs to explain to the american public and to policymakers >> it does now appear that many of you are losing trust in the company. a new reuters poll finds that just 41% of americans trust facebook to obey laws that protect your information as compared to 66% who trust amazon, 62% for google and 60% who trust microsoft. like we just talked about with mark avalon. if you don't think the facebook privacy scandal impacts you, i want you to think again. >>> coming up, we're going to show you why you can be exposed to facebook and its market implications without knowing it. >>> uber selling its southeast based business to grab the ride hailing and food delivery service into grab's operations as part of the deal uber will acquire a 27% stake in grab the sale does market uber's second major exit from the

senator mark warner says he's seen no evidence to the contrary and as republicans on the house intelligenceee shut down their investigation, warner says there are growing, he says growing questions of collusion. let's get more from democratic congresswoman joaquin castro of texas. he's a member of the house intelligence committee. congressman, the republicans on your committee, they say they're shutting down their investigation. will your fellow democrats try to keep it going? can you keep it going if the republican majority says it's over? >> you're right, it's a shame, wolf, that republicans are shutting down this investigation. it is a betrayal of the public trust to get to the bottom of what happened. as democrats, we're going to do everything that we can, obviously within our limitations being in the minority party, to try to collect more information, find out facts, invite folks who may know something that's relevant to our investigation to reach out. >> what does that mean to try to do whatever you can. if the majority on the committee says there's no more house intelligence committe

. >> and senator mark warner says the house committee on energy and commerce will hold a hearing about the data scandal. he'd like to hear from zuckerberg and steve bannon who used to work for cambridge analytica. in the meantime, facebook is trying to salvage trust with its users. they say right now they are taking steps to protect their users. one of the specific things they said they would do is limit the amount of data apps could get when facebook users log in. >>> a lawyer hired by president trump to help handle his response to the ongoing russia probe will no longer be a part of the effort. >> in a statement, trump's personal attorney jay sekulow said conflicts are preventing -- from joining the team. robert mueller's team appears to be entering a critical phase in its investigation into russia's interference in the 2016 election, and whether the president's campaign cooperated . over the weekend the president tweeted in part, quote, many lawyers and top law firms want to represent me in the russia case. don't believe the fake news narrative that it is hard to find a lawyer who w

and that is much different than what we're hearing from mark warner. of possible collusion. he also says that there's nothing to doubt the intelligence community's january assessment. and the two men are at odds over whether or not to bring back some of these trump soerassocia like richard cohen. while the senate committee will do something on a bipartisan basis as soon as this week to try to shore up election security, those big questions about collusion and whether russia tried to help donald trump win the presidency, they're not on the same page, yet. >> yes, maybe, never. jeff? >> it's been about a week and a half or so since the president stuck his head into the white house briefing room, surprising all of us, saying that talks with the regime of kim jong-un are on. what has happened since then? there's been no public acknowledgement of this, with except we are seeing movement this morning. so certainly, very interesting here. is sweden playing a role? but at the white house specifically, they have shifted the time frame back a bit. they were sayi

. >> sreenivan: democratic senator mark warner of virginia, who voted against an assault weapons ban after the sandy hook massacre, said he was g to re-examine his position. >> i think it's time for us to have a legitimate debate about restrictions on gun mazines and assault weapons. you get into definitions but the basic notion of these weapd ized militariapons need to be off our streets. >> sreenivasan: republican senator joni ernst of iowa applauded the students' efforts but cautioned against infringing on the second amendment. >> i think that the status quo is not okay and that's what these young demonstrators are- are speaking out against. and so we do have to find a way forward, but simply stating, "we need to get rid of other people rights," is not the right way forward. >> sreenivasan: but the sunday shows also talked about a possible trade war bng after president trump proposed $50 billion in tariffs on china last week. treasury secretary steve mnuchin said he is in negotiations with chinese officials on the tariffs. >> i'm cautiously hopeful we reach an agreement. but, i wi

. >> brennan: your fellow intel committee member, mark warner has called on all members of congress topeak out in defense of this special counsel. president has a lot to say about robert mueller, his own personal attorney called for an end to the mueller probe. what do you make of that? >> i think it's a huge mistake for the president. i think it's very dangerous for the country. robert mueller is as straight an arrow as there is in america, former marine, he's a prosecutor, i think he's a republican, he was -- when he was appointed everybody said, hurray, this is the right guy. now he's just doing his job. for the administration to keep trying to undercut what they're trying to do, the president keeps saying there's no story here, they didn't do anything wrong, if they didn't do anything wrong why are they going to such extreme lengths to undermine this investigation which is being carried out in a very responsible way, noticed there haven't been many if any leaks from the mueller investigation, noncommittal. they're trying to get to the bottom of very complicated set of facts. anybod

that is why we are fortunate to have senator mark warner here. he has called the russia investigation he is leading the most serious undertaking of his public life, an extraordinary career from the governor's mansion to the u.s. senate. indeed no one knows more about russia's meddling in the pre-16 elections, or has worked harder to study the strategy behind that operation, and the implications at home and abroad. no one has demonstrated a greater sense of purpose, courage, or commitment to sustaining the bipartisan foundations of our foreign policy in these hyper partisan times. him and senator burr, the chair of the intelligence committee, a debt of gratitude at this moment of testing. following his remarks, we will move to our panel. so please remain seated. now, i want to congratulate my colleagues for putting together this timely and important endeavor and join me in giving senator warner a warm welcome. [applause] sen. warner: thank you for that very kind introduction. it is great to see everyone here this morning. i recall a number of time

that is why we're so fortunate to have senator mark warner here this morning. senator warner has called the russia investigation he is leading the most serious undertaking of his public life. an extraordinary career from the governor's mansion in richmond to the u.s. senate, indeed, no one knows more about russia's meddling in the 2016 elections, no one has worked harder to study the strategy and tactics behind that operation and the broader implications at home and abroad. no one has demonstrated greater sense of purpose, greater political courage or greater commitment to sustaining the bipartisan foundations of our foreign policy in hithese hyperpartisan times. weio him and senator burr a debt of gratitude for their leadership at this moment. following the senator's remarks, we'll move directly to our terrific panel. i want to congratulate my colleagues for putting together this timely and important endeavor, to thank you all for joining us and join me in giving senator warner a very warm welcome. thank you all. >>> thank you, bill, thank you for that very kin

senator mark warner needs more. >> i think mark zuckerberg needs to testify before congress. in the paper. he said he is the right guy. he cannot accepted the stacanno. >> in fact, some advertisers are dumping facebook. stock fell 13% last week. tim cook is calling for facebook to be wreregulated. tim cook said it is some dire that regulation is necessary. he is worried that people around the world give up information without knowing how it could be used. this is a space for a long time the mantra is don't regulate this. let it be free and fair open platform. >> it should be treated as another business. >> it is utility just like water and air. this is a utility. >> don't look for new regulations with this administration. >>> ahead, president trump could decide as soon as today whether to expel more russian diplomats over the nerve agent poisoning in the uk. will he listen to his national security experts this time around? i'm leaving the track behind, but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours.

senator mark warner: our main question today is how do we protect the 2018 election.eat is real and growingsenator richard burr agrees. he wants d-h-s to notify states as soon as it is aware of a threat. notification was delayed by almost a year. states were aware there was a cyber threat but not aware of the scope of that threat.since the election secretary kirstjen nielsen says dhs is improving how they share information with states. and respond to potential cyber-attacks.but election issues differ from state-to- state and addressing each problem is a challengeneilsen: the election night reporting and of course the certification and auditing on the back end and all those are different vulnerabilities brie jackson: d-h-s also recommends security clearance for senior officials at the state level - to give them access to classifed information about threats. senator joe manchin worries rural states like west virginia won't have enough money to upgrade election systems and make other changes. manchin: have they spoken back to you that they don't have the money to meet th

yet mark warner runs the committee as if it were his.to watch the process and it is it partisan and but tried. >> and in fact, may of last year bird himself posed the ultimate question to james comey. did the president ever ask you to stop the russian investigation? and comey said no. and you would think bird would snap out of the cloud he's in and step up and say no evidence of collusion or obstruction period. >> lou: it took the chair of the house judiciary committee. it took him four months to write a letter to say you remember our request for request for document and information? he and trey gowdy have slow walked the investigation and now have a burst of energy? i think it is just incredibly to watch. >> they should have been slapping everybody in washington with a subpeona with a traef e..y of our legal system. the trump/russia collusion hoax and allowing hillary clinton to with impunity vipalate the law. comey compliceit in clearing her apparently for political reason and all of his henchmen. strzok and mccabe who was now fireplac

i am hearing from senator mark warner, a democrat, that he believes that there will be enough votes toance this particular measure. all talk here at the white house focused on whether or not the administration will double down despite the criticism coming from within the president's own party, and i can tell you that sources i spoke with over the weekend, that is very much what is expected to happen. shery: we have prime minister netanyahu in the white house already. what are we expecting to be discussed? kevin: it's interesting because israeli minister benjamin netanyahu faces some criticism in israel for his own financial dealings, but it comes at a time that the trump administration is taking a hard look at the iran agreement. president trump has campaigned coming in is that publicly while in office that this is something he is very much against. it also comes at a time that this administration's relationship with saudi arabia is really coming to the forefront as well. there is a lot to talk about from a national security standpoint that i anticipate we will hear. no press conferenc

. >> senator mark warner believes manipulated video. >> the investigation is on going. >> could be ae changer in global politics. >> this is the new reality by 2020. potentially, as early as this year. >> this is going so well. >> anonymous maker of the trump video made videos of hillary clinton and vladamir putin. in a message he said he does it for fun. though he sees the potential for fake news, he adds, people will have to adapt as the tech is here to stay. >> are we ready? >> no, absolutely not ready for this. absolutely not ready for it. on so many levels we are not ready for it. >> he runs a lab at dartmouth, aimed at exposing digital fakes. >> i want to replace your face with nicholas cage's. >> for starters we asked him to make one. >> why nick cage? >> it awesome. >> identifiable in the first frame. i will play it. there on a mobile device. look at that all day long. that i tell you is a compelling fake. >> the method recently pub lushlush published on line is one of several, he is tracking. this can change facial expressions in real time. this adobe program can create new

a long time and trying to get legislation to protect the special counsel and you heard senator mark warner of virginia, he's the top democrat on the intelligence committee that is also running a parallel investigation of the russian interference of the election. senator warner had some strong words about that and also had an op-ed saying now is the time for congress to really step up and make sure that special prosecutor is protected. that said, i don't know that we will see any real legislation passed, but you are hearing this and that is a warning shot to the president, don't go down that road. host: that op-ed you are referring to, today's usa today, no one is above the law, not even the president. there were some piece of legislation that got momentum behind it, what would it be? there are several different proposals to try to protect the molar probe. is there one that has done -- mueller probe. is there one that is a favorite at this point? orst 2: when jeff flake lindsey graham or charlie dent or some of these more moderate republicans come out and criticize the president, that is so

charles: senator mark warner talked about this information being weaponized.nd that's hypocritical. when the obama administration took nor data than cambridge an hit today, they were lauded as being in touch. now it's a criminal offense. emily: when you consider the legislative conduct. a lot of people are saying now that i know the information, i'll take the step that unless my best interest. i will no longer give them data and let them sell it. the mark coat take care of this. facebook's audience is not as young as people think it is. there are a lot of older people on facebook. you mention how many billions of people on facebook going forward, their model may not sustainable anyway. charles: the u.s. membership monthly active users didn't change. so they stopped growing. i hope you both are right with some companies taking advantage of it. ladies, thank you very much. i have got breaking news i have to share with the audience. a seen yoimplet s. defense official confirming to fox news multiple packages were sent to military installations at fort belvoir and

here is senator mark warner, democrat, disagreeing with that position. >> we have been on this for nowmonths. we have seen nothing that takes away from the unanimous intelligence community assessment. >> the top democrat on the house intelligence committee is laying out a road map for moving the russia probe forward. his status report is an attempt by house democrats to prove republicans ended the investigation prematurely. schiff claims they still have leads that need to be vetted. >>> ahead, an emotional and powerful day. students take to the streets demanding to change gun laws across the country. we'll have the sights and sounds next. (upbeat string music) - [narrator] at custom ink, we make it easy for you to create custom t-shirts and other apparel for all of life's events. get free shipping and on-time delivery guaranteed. go to customink.com to get started today. >>> 4:44 eastern time. a powerful statement from students across the country. huge walkouts from coast to coast demanding action on guns. one month to the day after the mass shooting in parkland, florida, students at s

some say it's not aggressive enough, senator mark warner. >> first of all, this is long overdue. the administration missed its deadline. and that was very disappointing. it continues to concern me. you have the administration, there still seems to be a great reluctance from the president himself to call out russia. >> do you think that's true? do you think the president is reluctant? it did take him a little while. and perhaps this was a response to the nerve agent being used in the uk. >> i don't think he waited too long. the authority was given by congress last year. i think he was also looking at what a lot of us wanted to see, is evidence. now we have to respond aggressively. i think the sanctions are a way to go. i think that we have to project power with russia. we have to engage in harsher terms of diplomacy. we're going to have to do more. >> but if you contrast the way that he's responded to north korea and russia, i mean obviously there are different things that you're trying to prevent there, but it is two different leaders, where somebody said basically what you just