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kassig is not seen. instead his head appears at the feet of a masked man. the video does show in grew some detail the beheadings of what the group claims are pilots for the syrian government. president obama condemning kassig s murder as an act of pure evil while kassig s parents release this never before heard video of their son before his capture. we have a chance here to make up for all the wrong in this part of the world. we stepped in the right way. if we just as a country like did what other people helped me do in that hospital, how much the impact the political situation inside syria as done. how much the political situation back home, none. but what it did do is that over a period of time like in that hospital i was able to share a little bit of hope and comfort with some people. they were able to teach me something about themselves that i wouldn t have known otherwise. and we each were given an opportunity to look at the conflict in a different way. joining me no

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