BOLDUAN: Right now a fiery debate going on in the U.K. over whether to strike ISIS terrorists inside Syria. British lawmakers there are battling over the decision, a fight expected to go on for more than 10 hour. And it's no secret that these types of debates in parliament can get heated. Listen here. Here's a bit.</s>DAVID CAMERON, BRITISH PRIME MINISTER: I know that some suggest that military action could in some way undermine our counter-extremism strategy by radicalizing British Muslims. So let me take this head on. British Muslims are appalled by Daesh --</s>CAMERON: These women-raping, Muslim-murdering medieval monsters, they are hijacking the peaceful religion of Islam for their warped ends.</s>UNIDENTIFIED HOUSE OF COMMONS MEMBER: The prime minister's attempt to brand those who plan to vote against the government as terrorist sympathizers both demeans the office of the prime minister --</s>UNIDENTIFIED HOUSE OF COMMONS MEMBER: -- and, I believe undermines the seriousness of the deliberations that we are having today.</s>UNIDENTIFIED HOUSE OF COMMONS MEMBER: If the prime minister now wants to apologize for those remarks, I would be happy to give way to him to do so.</s>BOLDUAN: Very serious debate going on there. Britain is already part of the U.S. coalition, the U.S.-led coalition conducting the air strikes on ISIS in Iraq only. I sometimes wish they could have those types of debates here in the United States in a very similar way. Thank you for joining us AT THIS HOUR. "Legal View" with Ashleigh Banfield is going to be starting right after this with much more on the breaking news coming out of Baltimore.
Britain Debates Attack on ISIS.