Ingraham vs Gorka over Syria Friday night missile attack

Ingraham pressed Gorka on why the United States, along with France and Britain, was leading the charge against Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria after the chemical attack in Douma.

“Where the heck is the world community?” she asked.

“It doesn’t exist,” Gorka declared. “Without American leadership there is no action.”

“We’re out of money,” Ingraham shot back. “It’s not 1995 anymore Sebastian.”

“So we let children get gassed?” Gorka charged.

“I’m not saying that,” Ingraham contended, as the two went back and forth over whether the U.S. should intervene in the Middle East.

At one point, Jim Hanson, president of the Security Studies Group, argued that Gulf nations like Saudi Arabia “don’t have the capability to do this.”

“They don’t have the capability?!” Ingraham exclaimed, with a laugh. “They have big money, what are we talking about!?”

Gorka, mic still on, could be heard off screen muttering, “Oh god” to himself.