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Better off right now than it has been. >> tucker: today, secretary of state rex tillerson said that bashar al-assad must go. >> it's clear to all of us that the reign of the assad family is coming to an end. the question of how that ends in the transition itself could be very important in our view to the durability, the stability inside of a unified syria. >> the secretary of state spoke for almost all of washington. they would like to see bashar al-assad go. kitty hawk insistence from that goal. she's a daily columnist for global mail. thanks for joining us. so why are you against removing as...

State rex tillerson said that bashar al-assad must go. >> it's clear to all of us that the reign of the assad family is coming to an end. the question of how that ends in the transition itself could be very important in our view to the durability, the stability inside of a unified syria. o >> the secretary of state spoke for almost all of washington. they would like to see bashar al-assad go. katie hopkins dissents from that goal. she's a daily columnist for global mail. thanks for joining us. so why are you against removing assad from power in syria? >> i think we have to remember, assad is a...

That al assad is going to survive but he's going to stay for a long time. >> we look at the fight against, i cys isis, we have not done as much as they probably could be doing for it, but iran is quite determined to have this fight against isis. russia has shown some stomach for it. how do we square that circle? we don't want isis in syria, we don't really like assad all that much, what are we supposed to be thinking about in terms of which is the bigger priority? >> well, i don't think it is true that arab gulf states necessarily view fighting the islamic state as a priority. i think they are...

This. we have nikki haley, the united states ambassador to the united nations. a voice that americans don't normally hear from as much as they do the secretary of state. we have a secretary of state who doesn't talk to the media all that much. and this weekend they have said what seemed to be messages at odds with each other about whether or not bashar al assad gets to remain as the boss in syria. do you think, this is by design, or are they not on the same page? >> i think the administration is still new and is still working out how to best coordinate their talking points. that's not so stran...

Tillerson and national security adviser mcmasters, they are all pretty certain on that. >> how should we be thinking about bashar al assad. he's about as bad as it gets when it comes to a leader in the way he treats his own people. but as far as the u.n. is concerned, this remains a civil war, which makes it very difficult, although misguided in some cases, for the united nations to get involved in this. and the united states has a particularly bad record at regime change we sort of never seem to get it right on the other side of it. so what is the average american supposed to think about how ...