I Read All Of Ayn Rand's Novels

The Question's Whether Or Not There's An American Interest In The Civil War [in Syria]. The Question Is Whether Or Not A Military Strike On [bashar] Assad Will Cause Him To Be Encouraged To Use More Weapons Or Discouraged. It's Easy Enough To Say - And The President [barack Obama] Says Though This Will Teach Him A Lesson - But His Military Strike Is Intended Not To Target Him Individually, Not To Bring About Regime Change.

Some In Washington Say That You Have To Trade Your Liberty For Security.

I Also Think Regime Change In Syria Is A Bad Idea. And That's An Ongoing Question. It's One Of The Things I Like About Donald Trump, One Of The Reasons I Endorsed Him Is He Thinks Regime Change Is A Mistake. But John Bolton Thinks Completely The Opposite. They Are Diametric Opposites.

I Don't Know About [rex] Tillerson, But I Do Know That John Bolton Doesn't Get It. He Still Believes In Regime Change. He's Still A Big Cheerleader For The Iraq War. He's Promoted A Nuclear Attack By Israel On Iran. He Wants To Do Regime Change In Iran. So, I Think John Bolton Is So Far Out Of It And Has Such A Naive Understanding Of The World. If He Were To Be The Assistant Or The Undersecretary For Tillerson, I'm An Out Automatic No On Bolton.

I'll Do Anything To Try To Prevent John Bolton From Getting Any Position, Because I Think His World View Is Naive. He Believes We're Going To Spread Democracy. We're Going To Topple Governments Everywhere And They're Going To Elect Thomas Jefferson. That's Not The Way It Works In The Middle East.