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Difficult to dismantle. you are talking about dozens of chemical weapons sites. it's actually not that hard for the regime. they have kept control and possession of these chemical stockpiles, moved them to regime-held areas. >> that's interesting. >> i actually think that it's less hard than we think because you have a partner in the region monotremes these issues very carefully in the last, maybe, i would say, eight, nine years. israel has been monitoring where they put them, how they used them, when they used them. they denounced the syrian regime six months ago. they started using them in s...

Is a late step." if they send small arms, how can they make a difference? they should help us with anti-tank and anti-aircraft and training and a no-fly zone thrown in. that's the assessment shared by some in washington. the "new york times" reported "many in the american government believe the military balance has tilted so far against the rebels in recent months that american shipments of arms to select groups may be too little too late." why not let assad win? >> he may just win. this is not a good scenario. you don't want the region's most brutal dictator to stay in power at this stage. >>...

What do we get out of this. >> afghanistan is a better example. we supported the mujahideen. they went in and eventually we had a problem in afghanistan because we thought at the beginning we don't like the communists and this is a way to get involved. >> is anybody doing what i'm doing, questioning this involvement? >> angus king, you and angus. >> independent senator from maine. >> a spokesman for the rebels in syria today said small arms may not be enough. they're making demands. "we welcome the decision but it is a late step." if they send small arms, how can they make a difference? they s...

Iran was helping assad win and we could not consider the geopolitical ramifications of letting iran win this victory and so then you have assad there and iran, more powerful than ever with an iranian election tomorrow and more, you know, forceful leader presumably than ahmadinejad has been. it's just the worst possible calculation. and also the weakness that it projected throughout the arab world for us to be dragging our feet. i mean, if the president had not said that the chemical weapons was a red line, i'm not aware of other intelligence, but we have to be concerned, where are these chemic...

If they send small arms, how can small arms make a difference? they should help us with anti-tank and anti-aircraft and training and a no-fly zone thrown in. that's the assessment shared by some in washington. the "new york times" reported quote, many in the american government believe that the military balance has tilted so far against the rebels in recent months that american shipments of arms to select groups may be too little too late. why not let assad win, by the way? >> well, he may just win. this is not a good scenario. you don't want the region's most brutal dictator to stay in power ...