Polls: Few Believe Strike Would Dissuade Chemical Warfare

Name: Polls: Few Believe Strike Would Dissuade Chemical Warfare
Uploaded: 2013-09-10T01:11:02Z
Duration: P406S
Description: Two new polls show that most Americans do not support the idea of a limited military strike by the U.S. government against Syria for conducting a chemical weapons attack on civilians. Michael Dimock of the Pew Research Center and Jennifer Agiesta of the Associated Press join Gwen Ifill to look closely at public opinion.

Clip: 09/09/2013 | 6m 46s

Two new polls show that most Americans do not support the idea of a limited military strike by the U.S. government against Syria for conducting a chemical weapons attack on civilians. Michael Dimock of the Pew Research Center and Jennifer Agiesta of the Associated Press join Gwen Ifill to look closely at public opinion.

Aired: 09/09/13

Rating: NR

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