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Homogenous population set? >> yeah, i mean -- >> not age, but ethnically. >> sure. israel is a small country. . it's 9 million people and a much smaller country and the size of harris county where i am here in texas and houston, but then the issue comes -- you know, if you start waiting for breakthrough hospitalizations and deaths given the cdc, there are consequences for that, too and it's a tough decision because of the science and the way we're collecting the data and political ramifications, as well but it will be a very interesting meeting tomorrow. >> interesting, to say the least and dr...

He looks to the chinese model as his guide. he thought, well, i can bring some prosperity to syria, i can ease things economically, create a stock market, private banks, more license for business and the like. but he still wanted to keep an iron grip on the politics of syria. and that's the way things have played out over these 11 years. >> what would it take for protesters to be able to really make some sort of crack in the regime? because they have now, as you well know, when they started this they weren't calling for, you know, the downfall of the regime, they weren't calling for assad to b...

Now you see them -- we're looking at them right now, breaking statues of him, of his dad, actively calling for that. >> it's tragic but the fact of the matter is, syria is not a homogenous population. about 07% of the country is sunni arab. but you have kurds, christians, islamic groups, offshoots of shi'aism, like the alowese who were at one time the most downtrodden group in syria. but now a clique of alowese controls the security services, key positions in the military. and we have plenty of allies. i don't mean to suggest it's all alowese. many alowese have never benefitted from this regim...

Ease things economically, create a stock market, private banks, more license for business and the like. but he still wanted to keep an iron grip on the politics of syria. and that's the way things have played out over these 11 years. >> what would it take for protesters to be able to really make some sort of crack in the regime? because they have now, as you well know, when they started this they weren't calling for, you know, the downfall of the regime, they weren't calling for assad to be out of power. now you see them -- we're looking at them right now, breaking statues of him, of his dad, ...