military analysts say there's no evidence russia has struck isis in raqqa, and they've done a couple of "show strikes" to say we're going after isis. so what we're going to be left with is a stronger, more powerful bashar assad. what does that mean? >> what he's saying is i'm going to destroy all the non-isis fighters and then say okay, the only two people left in syria, assad and isis. we're on assad's side, whose side are you on? >> and we're letting him. >> again, we're doing nothing to help those people on the ground, which is why i said we need to create a safe zone in syria in cooperation with our allies. that will allow a non-radical jihadist group to prepare themselves. number two, to stem some of this flow of migrants leaving the region and going into europe. and number three, to ultimately have something in place for a future without assad.