mr. blakeman suggests. and then accumulate power so that you might do something. but again, president obama will veto. he's in there for three years. going to veto anything. wouldn't that make more strategy cal sense, ms. cramer? >> i think we are fighting on that front, too, we're just not talking about that. what we're talking about right now is defunding obamacare. everybody talks like the republicans want to say we want to shut down the government. no, the president and harry reid have both said they're going to shut down the government if we don't roll back the sequester. bill, we're willing to compromise. we're giving him a c.r. that totally funds the government and continues his deficit spending. and in return, we want to delay obamacare for a year. i don't think that's unreasonable. >> i don't know what i have to do or karl rove has to do or brad blakeman has to do to tell you not going to happen. so it would be like -- and you'll identify with this, amy. it would be like msnbc saying at 8:00 we're going to beat the "the o'reilly factor" next week. it's no

mr. blakeman said he did not hear evidence. did you hear evidence? >> yes, the intelligence community released a public version of their findings, very compelling. but there have been questions that have been raised about it. but i do think there's a giant elephant in the room, what happened when colin powell released justification for the attack on iraq, we're aware of that and we're trying to present evidence as thoroughly and in as much detail as we can. what i think is a bigger question is, even if you accept that assad did this, what would be the gact? what would be -- impact? what would be the effect of an attack? that question i feel hasn't been answered adequately. >> and will continue to be debated days to come. brad blakeman and david goodfriend forp former deputy secretary to bill clinton. i will have you both back, i assure you gentlemen. we will have live coverage of the house foreign affairs committee in washington. our coverage begins noon eastern. meteorologist dave warren. >> cool morning temperatures, dropping into the 40s in some a