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Gene giovanni, she has been covering the middle east and syria for more than 25 years. she is the author of the morning they came for us, dispatches from syria. janine i think its important on the eve of potential war in syria to remember the people of syria. this is not necessarily a welcome thing for the people remaining in syria. its not clear that this ends the war or brings it closer to a conclusion. >> absolutely. i mean we are not sure what it will bring. about you look at the past air st...

Syria to the russian intervention, and the russians then paired up with the syrians to support assad, and they have largely taken a regime that was on its back foot nearing collapse, and it has now taken back a lot of syrian territory. and the united states regrettably is playing a very weak hand. the strongest hand we have is this democratic group that includes the kurds, which has most of the territory east of the euphrates river, but there is a question of how long we will be there, what will...

Have to show the russians have to show the syrians we are your patrons, we are not going to stand by. all of this maneuvering is about post isis syria. they both assume isis is going to be wiped away fairly soon. the question is, will syria, will assad be able to restore with the russians and the iranians full control over the country including the part thats now isis or will that be a kind of semiindependent rebel territory and the assad regime will be a mini stage. thats what this maneuvering ...

Have to show the russians have to show the syrians we are your patrons, we are not going to stand by. all of this maneuvering is about post isis syria. they both assume isis is going to be wiped away fairly soon. the question is, will syria, will assad be able to restore with the russians and the iranians full control over the country including the part thats now isis or will that be a kind of semiindependent rebel territory and the assad regime will be a mini stage. thats what this maneuvering ...

Assad, his father was also supported by the russians. this is a very old, deep relationship. the russians have said for a while now its not so much that theyre attached to bashar al-assad as much as they are attached to the importance of sovereignty and respecting the sovereignty of syria. but it will be very difficult to persuade them after all the money that they have spent supporting assad, after all the weaponry that they have poured in there, after all the power on the geopolitical stage th...

Okay. trumps president day one checklist. one jail opponent. two, media crackdown. three, support assad. coincidentally that was also putins checklist. you see the name there. one of the smartest people youll meet in your life. garry kasparov and a book you can get right now. mr. kasparov, great to have you. >> thank you. >> first, the question that many people will have this morning. why? why would you get involved in something like this? we know youre involved in humanitarian causes, but what ...

Big this threat is. >> its huge. its growing, its unique, its never happened when you compare it to the al qaeda presence in afghanistan. this is, it is historically unprecedented. but whats also unprecedented is the utter passivity of the united states. the real story this week is what happened at the u.n., where putin essentially stepped in and took over syria. hes now the leader. we had said two weeks ago i think it was the, the secretary of state, who said that the build-up of the russians i...

Big this threat is. >> its huge. its growing, its unique, its never happened when you compare it to the al qaeda presence in afghanistan. this is, it is historically unprecedented. but whats also unprecedented is the utter passivity of the united states. the real story this week is what happened at the u.n., where putin essentially stepped in and took over syria. hes now the leader. we had said two weeks ago i think it was the, the secretary of state, who said that the build-up of the russians i...

Orthodox church. and as is clear, putin is very focused on going after terrorists. obviously inside russia and on its borders, but even further afield. they have a base. theyve had a naval base there for a number of years. so he didnt just wake up and say, im going to go support assad. there was a long-term relationship and as he saw it, russias interest and securities. but i think theyre playing a bigger role now. we have an additional challenge in trying to figure out how we work with them or ...