s.e., what about you? >> i'm reminded of an interview i did with donald rumsfeld.bout the president's action in libya. he said generally, you define an objective and build a coalition. what president obama did in libya was to build a coalition and later tried to define the mission. i worry that's what's happening here. the president seems far more concerned with building the coalition than identifying a very clear objective. i'm worrying that we're not going to get the support we need from our international actors because they don't know that we are committed to a clear objective. so i think the president still has come work to do in terms of setting out those clear objectives, how long are we going to be there, what is the goal, who are we trying to eradicate and how far will we go to do it before he gets that coalition that he wants and i think should have. >> you know, wolf, the problem with defining the clear objective, which i agree he ought to do, that if you define it as destroying isis, you have to say to the american people, this is open ended. that this i

joining us, "crossfire" host, s.e.upp, former white house press secretary, jay carney and gloria borgeer. are you surprised that there seems to be a little muddling? >> wouldn't have happened if i were there. you're the chairman of the joint chiefs and a military man and asked a question about -- >> he wasn't asked a question. >> fair point. >> it was in his opening statement. >> of course, it stands to reason you can imagine a contingency that might develop that would lead you to make that recommendation to the commander in chief. the president is the commander in chief. the president has made clear that it is his policy that he won't send troops into combat on the ground again in iraq. i think in this case, i'm going with the commander in chief. you know, war is a complicated piece of business. things could change. but i don't expect president obama to -- >> hold on one second. i want to get your thoughts on this i did hear for the first time from general dempsey, chairman of the joint chiefs, that the u.s. mission w

i would like to go back to a comment that s.e. made earlier about foreign policy at large. i think the president is seeing that his initial sense of the world and how it will be a better place if the united states somehow reduces its footprint in that region and elsewhere is not coming to pass and you saw in the "60 minutes" interview the president went back to language that you would not have heard from him a year or two ago. we lead. we are the indispensable nation. nobody else can step in. it's not beijing. it's not moscow. it has to be us. that's a good sign. it means the president is going through learning and he understands that when bad things happen, we need to lead the effort to reduce them. >> a lot of people are encouraged by the speech he gave last week. we have to talk about some of these numbers and how americans feel. so s.e., some public opinion polls found 73% of americans support the use of air strikes in conjunction with coalition allies but 60% oppose ground troops. 60% oppose. we hear top republicans like the house speaker, john boehner, senator john mc

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and s.e. cupp and our chief national correspondent jim sciutto.i want to start with you, obviously. president obama has a couple of imperatives here. he wants to stop these horrific terrorist devices and he wants to avoid getting caught up in what occasionally affects the beltway and war fever. if you were advising him what would you tell him to do? what would the strategy be? >> i think what he has to make clear tonight is that the easy part of this will be the military action. the easy part will be our incredible capable military hitting targets and taking out isis members. the long game will be what's hard. it will require political developments, governance and a capacity building operation that will last over time and so making that case and explaining how hard this is and how complex this is is important and also cleaning up the no-strategy statement which was a bad sound bite, but i think, you know, tonight's speech will make clear that he does have a strategy and he will lay it out. >> s.e., obviously today is about communication and you la

jr, this does not really affect them but s.e. johnson is much more sensitive to this. ofor me to any brand being tolerant of what we have seen from ray rice and adrian pederson and greg hardy. thank you so much, we will have much more, i am back in two minutes. ♪ >> everyone from leading bank is to policy makers and invest in destin investors are at the bloomberg most influential meeting in new york today. >> thank you. i am here with leon cooperman, founder of omega. calperse it about you, is polling your money out of funds, will you make the rent this month? >> i will try my best. >> what do you make of this? >> maybe i can read a statement. i made a comment to my team over the weekend. we were arguing back and forth with e-mails. the answer is resample -- they are probably in excess of 10,000 hedge funds with differing objectives. monolithic. there are macro funds and market neutral funds in small club -- in small cap funds and long and short and credit funds, etc. these funds should all have performance executives clearly stated and articulated. account invest beca