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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nMost of the media is focused on the missile strike that the president launched against the Syrian government’s capability to use chemical weapons in their civil war while ignoring completely the fact that the Obama Administration had promised us that they had negotiated away those chemical weapons without firing a shot. The New York Times reports “Syria Strike Puts U.S. Relationship With Russia at Risk<\/a>“;<\/p>\n President Vladimir V. Putin\u2019s office called the Tomahawk cruise missile strike on Syria a violation of international law and a \u201csignificant blow\u201d to the Russian-American relationship, while Prime Minister Dmitri A. Medvedev said it had \u201ccompletely ruined\u201d it.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Yeah, well, the Russians “completely ruined” any relationship when they allowed the Syrian government to maintain some chemical weapons.<\/p>\n In the pages of the Washington Post, Margaret Sullivan complains that “The media loved Trump\u2019s show of military might. Are we really doing this again<\/a>?”<\/p>\n Missile strikes may seem thrilling, and retaliation righteous.<\/p>\n But journalists and commentators ought to remember the duller virtues, too, like skepticism, depth and context.<\/p>\n And keep their eyes fixed firmly there, not on the spectacular images in the sky.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Anyway, the Fox & Friends folks discuss the deceitful Obama Administration this morning with our buddy Jim Hanson;<\/p>\n