Politically, it's going to send a signal internationally. A new sheriff is in town. For better or for worst, there's new sheriff. He's tougher. He's going to be very muscular.
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David Gergen reflects on the political implications of the bombing, suggesting it signals a tougher U.S. military posture under the current administration.
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We're entering some kind of the most dangerous days of Donald Trump's presidency. He is erratic.
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