The president is likely to respond to the brutal chemical attack in Syria that took place over the weekend, says Jon Miller, CRTV's White House Correspondent. That's based on the fact that, not only has the president taken military action against Syria before, but there also seems to be some support for some kind of a response among voters. For full interview, [click here](https://cheddar.com/videos/dozens-dead-in-syria-chemical-attack).
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