This week, the U.S. launched air strikes in Syria in the ongoing campaign against the Islamic State. President Obama addressed the United Nations, calling on other nations to assist in anti-terrorism operations. This followed the announcement that five Middle Eastern nations have joined the U.S. in the effort.

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Another major story this week involved climate change. President Obama addressed the U.N. on the topic this week after massive protests calling for climate justice. But noticeably absent were China and soeursnotredamedumontcarmel.fr acheter nolvadex India, two of the biggest carbon emitters whose cooperation is essential for any climate deal to work. Does the absence of China and India doom any potential deal, and is that a bad thing?

Also this week, Attorney General Eric Holder announced that he will be stepping down once a replacement is named. Holder’s tenure as the nation’s top law enforcement officer has gotten mixed reviews.

Finally, a minor controversy erupted this week when President Obama, while exiting Marine One, saluted the marines on the tarmack with his coffee cup in his hand. The incident is now being referred to as the “latte salute.” Was the president being disrespectful, or is too much being made of this episode?

Gregory Clay of GDClay.com, political consultant Marcio Coimbra, Mytheos Holt of the R Street Institute, and communications consultant Don Owens discuss these issues and more.