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Can -- one of them saying we don't see peace, the other one saying we need to have him gone. i think that's the point of th. >> can you defeat isis with assad's stolen power. >> yes. sure. but i think that -- i think you can defeat isis within power. i think it's your point. it's not like there's a single track that says -- if we can get both at the same time or one happens after another, that's fine as well. >> remember baghdad bob the guy that said they were winning, of course spicer's statement runs contrary to what the president said on the campaign trail. >> we have to get rid of isis fir...

Simultaneous activity as well as sequencing of the defeat of isis first. >> greg: we don't have to make the choice. >> dana: it all has to be done. >> kimberly: it's not mutually exclusive. you can do both, and you need to, in fact. >> eric: it comes down to, listen, there are people who disagree with this but isis and the rebels seem to have a very intertwined relationship, and that is against assad. at some point, who wants to be the country that steps in and said we've got this. if you're going to get rid of assad, you're going to get rid of vices, you are left with a rebel group. >> bob: s...

Clear plan for how to proceed in syria? ben: not at all. what we saw was a reaction to the use of chemical what he phones that's of us supported. but we did not see a coherent policy on how to deal with the civil war and also deal with isis. chris: there were mixed messages from the administration. haley is talking about depotion assad, tillerson talking about taking out isis first. do you have a clear sense of what the administration policy is? john: i think it's to send a message to assad and the russians and the north koreans that there is a new man in charge our foreign policy. i applaud h...

What are we doing? we have to get rid of isis first. assad we can think about later on. >> hillary and our failed washington establishment have spent $6 trillion on wars in the middle east that we never won and never end. now she wants to start a shooting war in syria in could not fwlikt a nuclear armed russia that could very well lead to world war they. >> that was days before the election. that was only less than six months ago. folks, we are in uncharted territory some of the are clamoring for escalation. others are demanding we stay away. what will the president do? will congress or the pu...

Either. >> all right, guys. i want to ask you to stick around because i want to go over to london real quick and bring in the chair of contemporary middle eastern studies at the london school of political science. great to have you with us. let's talk a little bit what we were just discussing and that is the implications of what we saw tonight on some of the multiple threads, if you will, that are unfold manage the battle inside syria. do you envision tonight as being a tipping point of some sorts? does it change the dynamic? does it change the battlefield whatsoever andus closer to an end gam...