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Assad in charge. i don't see how that ever works. so no, i don't see a future syria that has bashar al-assad as the leader of that government. >> president vladimir putin is pushing back with rhetoric of his own. he claimed the united states is planning to launch more military strikes in syria and the russian leader various sources that similar provocations are being prepared in other regions of syria, including southern damascus where they're planting chemicals and blame the syrians for using them. >> there's no evidence of any of this. spicer just yesterday said the united states may launch ...

Assad in charge. >> so he absolutely has to go. >> there's no question that you can't have a peaceful syria with assad in charge. i don't see how that ever works. so, no, i don't see a future syria that has bashar al assad as the leader of that government. >> i want to ask you about the comments -- [ inaudible ] -- ivanka is the mother of her kids. she's listened to in horrible stuff. my father will act. did ivanka trump play a role in the president deciding to strike syria, and if so, with a was that rol >> well, the president -- i think we released last friday a very comprehensive tick-tock ...

Show me netflix. sign up for netflix on x1 today and keep watching all year long. tonight the white house is suggesting that syria will never be stable and secure as long as bashar al-assad is in power but still no definitive declaration on whether or not the president is committed to regime change after ordering direct military action against the assad regime. let's bring in our team of experts. press secretary sean spicer today said this about the administration's vision for a future syria. listen to this. >> i can't imagine a stable and peaceful syria where assad is in power. >> yesterday...

As the conflict in syria escalates, president obama has come under fire for saying last year that their use of chemical weapons would cross a red line for him. the "new york times" is reporting this morning that his original use of the term red line was actually unintentional. a remark that left advisers scrambling for answers. >> the conflict is spilling over into lebanon and jordan. the whole situation is becoming more and more expansive and unfortunately the red line that the president of the united states written was apparently written in disappearing ink. >> joining me now from the white ...

Are we going to get involved in syria in a major way? >> i do not believe that's a certainty. in fact, i was glad that president obama ruled out boots on the ground. we must do something for the syrian citizens. but i do think that america is cautious about getting involved in another war. >> as the violence continues to escalate there, we've seen two air strikes over the past three days. should we be prepared for more strikes at this juncture? >> there may be, but i think we have to proceed with great caution. and it must be with other allies. >> let's turn to domestic items here. congress, a...