Assad March News Today

There are few countries in the world where domestic affairs are as affected by regional calamities as Lebanon. With Hezbollah still fighting across the border in Syria and the country's two biggest political alliances at loggerheads about the situation, the government in Beirut is in deadlock. By Ben Knight

Down side i mentioned. we are a nation of optimists and a and of optimists. steams problems cant be solved they can only be managed. >> chris: on the one hand, russia and hezbollah and iran playing the power gap. on the other hand, we sad senator john mccain who snuck into syria to his credit to meet with the rebels and express his support for u.s. intervention but still no signs that president obama is going to arm the rebels and the administration seems to be he doubling down, jennifer, on the...

Down side i mentioned. we are a nation of optimists and a and of optimists. steams problems cant be solved they can only be managed. >> chris: on the one hand, russia and hezbollah and iran playing the power gap. on the other hand, we sad senator john mccain who snuck into syria to his credit to meet with the rebels and express his support for u.s. intervention but still no signs that president obama is going to arm the rebels and the administration seems to be he doubling down, jennifer, on the...

Down side i mentioned. we are a nation of optimists and a and of optimists. steams problems cant be solved they can only be managed. >> chris: on the one hand, russia and hezbollah and iran playing the power gap. on the other hand, we sad senator john mccain who snuck into syria to his credit to meet with the rebels and express his support for u.s. intervention but still no signs that president obama is going to arm the rebels and the administration seems to be he doubling down, jennifer, on the...