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It goes on to say in any country, building a functioning democracy takes more than just one or two elections. it's about building respect for the idea that even the deepest political differences should be resolved through deliberation, and negotiation, not violence. then arab news has this headline, if assad falls, israel fears that the democratic government in syria would be an even greater enemy of israel. the same goes for the united states, so the syrian protesters are entirely on their own. care? >> and that brings us an intriguing question, especially for americans, is why does syria mat...

Coalitions and the conditions for others to participate, for others to step up. that's really what the american people wanted to hear. >> you wanted to hear more from the president on the u.s. policy toward other countries in the middle east? >> that's right. when you listen to the president and the humanitarian reasons we went in, to prevent slaughter in benghazi. how could you not agree with president obama on that. the problem is,it also translates to syria. i hope assad falls if syria. the world would be a better place if he did. he helped send fighters in to kill our troops in iraq. in sy...

Alliance in the world, it is joined by the uae, by qatar, by the entire mediterranean community is fighting. that is plenty. the world is seeing that it isn't just the united states that does this. and i think the president was at his most compelling when he said, look, we're not the global policeman. in the 21st century, what we do as a leader is to create the coalitions and the conditions for others to participate, for others to step up. that's really what the american people wanted to hear. >> you wanted to hear more from the president on the u.s. policy toward other countries in the middle...

States and russia and another proxy war between the united states and iran, which backs assad and backs hezbollah. we're going to get more deeply entrenched in this kind of war, arming our enemies that are sworn against us like al qaeda and the muslim brotherhood, for example. this is an extremestrea extreme situation. his regime is odious. he's a brutal, murderus tyrant. but the question we need to ask ourselves is twofold. number one, what are our national interests here at stake? are there any? and i really don't think so. and number two, if assad falls and a power vacuum is created there, ...

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