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Picture. >> elijah cummings, i sense there is a lift but you're not there with him yet? >> no. >> thank you for joining us. newt gingrich, what do you think. we got a congressman that is undecided, a liberal democrat who loves the president of the united states but not yet ready -- >> i thought congressman cummings, i think you can take that interview and show it around the country and capture where the american people are in any district. people have come to the conclusion that said that assad is really bad. 80% of the country believes assad did use poison gas. they think it's a terrible thin...

There and try to kill him? >> i think his plan though is to spare assad, to least regime in place, but at the same time he says someone must pay for breaking this international norm but he's really not willing to actually make assad pay. i think assad should pay, either through an international tribunal or something. i think he can't remain there. >> targeted assassination. >> i'm not really saying that. i'm arguing what the president has planned is not going to accomplish what he says he's going to accomplish which is to punish assad for this. i think assad personally will not be held account...

>> david kay, there is a wild theory that perhaps a lot of assad's big stash of chemical weapons is the missing stash that we never found in iraq with saddam hassan. he shifted it to syria. is that plausible? >> it's not at all plausible and something i dealt a fair amount with over the last ten years. look, saddam had lousy sarin. it was unstable. it really had lack of lethalness compared to the syrians. the syrians have first-class sarin developed with the help of the soviet union among with other countries. they didn't need saddam's lousy chemical weapons. >> where did they get it? do they ...

>> david kay, there is a wild theory that perhaps a lot of assad's big stash of chemical weapons is the missing stash that we never found in iraq with saddam hassan. he shifted it to syria. is that plausible? >> it's not at all plausible and something i dealt a fair amount with over the last ten years. look, saddam had lousy sarin. it was unstable. it really had lack of lethalness compared to the syrians. the syrians have first-class sarin developed with the help of the soviet union among with other countries. they didn't need saddam's lousy chemical weapons. >> where did they get it? do they ...

Is that the chemical weapons may become loose within the country and may be taken over by either terrorists or al qaeda. >> the president has a different analysis. let me play a clip from what we just heard from the president. >> get involved at all in a place that's so complicated and where, as one person wrote to me, those who come after assad may be enemies of human rights. it's true that some of assad's opponents are extremists. but al qaeda will only draw strength in a more chaotic syria if people there see the world doing nothing to prevent innocent civilians from being gassed to death. ...