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If assad is out of power who takes over? isis. do we really think that will stop the refugees crisis? the united states is all over the map on this one. if assad goes, yes, he is a thug and dictator but he is not a direct threat to the united states of america. there is a bad guy and even more, i would say murder cult and if assad goes, harris, then isis comes in. that refugee problem gets far worse. >> a couple things. not all refugees coming from syria. some are coming from iraq. some are coming from afghanistan. we saw yemen explode recently as well. we've got people coming from all over. w...

Putin credibility he does not deserve. look, putin heads a dying country. there is a million fewer russians than a year ago. and next year, fewer more, he has credibility in a part of the world where we ought to be the most credible nation. and what obama has done with this -- they ought to take the re resolute desk out of the oval office, because this man doesn't deserve to sit behind it, given what happened today. i know there are a lot of people trying to say nice things, but i found it to be a president who doesn't know strategy, whose mission, he doesn't know strategy and needs to go. >> ...

Button and what obama did tonight was give putin credibility he does not deserve. look, putin heads a dying country. there is a million fewer russians than a year ago. and next year, fewer more, he has credibility in a part of the world where we ought to be the most credible nation. and what obama has done with this -- they ought to take the resolute desk out of the oval office, because this man doesn't deserve to sit behind it, given what happened today. i know there are a lot of people looking for nice things to say about him. i found that speech tonight to be indicative of a president who d...

>> if we go big, we make the assumption, we're getting rid of assad. if we do is that, what's left? i mean, who are these rebel groups, there seem to be two main rebel groups, depending on who i spoke to, some say it's al qaeda, some say it's not. who are these groups. >> i think it's a complex mixture, there's some who are probably pro-democracy. some who are al qaeda. there's more than two pieces. and then there's the clump in the middle that is probably muslim brotherhood. that's what they have feared for some time. and i find it hard to believe we really want to bring a muslim brotherhood ...

>> if we go big, we make the assumption, we're getting rid of assad. if we do is that, what's left? i mean, who are these rebel groups, there seem to be two main rebel groups, depending on who i spoke to, some say it's al qaeda, some say it's not. who are these groups. >> i think it's a complex mixture, there's some who are probably pro-democracy. some who are al qaeda. there's more than two pieces. and then there's the clump in the middle that is probably muslim brotherhood. that's what they have feared for some time. and i find it hard to believe we really want to bring a muslim brotherhood ...