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September 11th, 2013
01:00 AM ET
Did the military threat work?
he possibility of a military strike in Syira is still on the table. Christiane Amanpour, makes the case that the threat led to the possible diplomatic solution. But are lawmakers still willing to vote for the use of force? Dana Bash joins the panel live from Capitol Hill.
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Has anyone considered the fact, Russia would want to have involvement in diplomatic relations as opposed to having the US and its allies apply force. With the US using force and being physically in Syria, they will have access to any documentation that may expose how much Russia's involvement has been in providing these weapons in Syria. I see Putton as not wanting any US military on Syrian soil.