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Pathologies of the arab world. and i think that's the american moment. and the american burden and the american destiny at this time. and i think when you take a look at the arab world, there's something disgraceful going on there. we have the united arab emirates and saudi arabia committed to this. they have pledged money, they have pledged support and they want to see the destruction of the mafia that rules syria. other countries, when you think about it, is completely reprehensible. the egyptians, who have had their own revolution for liberty are now citing with bashar al assad against the ...

Resolution that says no boots on the ground, limited duration, and a carefully defined mission. that's where you have question. members of congress are saying the administration has yet to say, what are the targets. what is the goal for what syria looks like the day after and the week after. how does america want to upgrade the military. those are the big question points. you want to talk to the president, you'll get him. you want a classified briefing, you'll get it. here's one of the problems for the president. as he makes the case. i'll close on this personal footnote. here's a president, w...

We need to be thinking about the diplomatic side of this, i think it's time for the arab league to take a much larger role. not endorsing a u.s. strike, but stepping up to its regional responsibilities. >> i wouldn't hold your breath for that one. but we'll see what happens on that front p.m. general, thanks very much. ambassador richardson thanks to you as well. >> senator lindsey graham is calling president obama's handling of syria, i'm quoting now. a debacle, can the white house turn this around. fareed zakaria and nick christophe come in. we'll talk to that about what's going on. waiting ...

Very strong words. >> the president has tried to have it both ways. for two years he has been resolutely resisting calls to jump into the caldron that is syria. in my opinion, wisely, syria is a deep complex largely internal, largely sectarian struggle, not sure what u.s. military intervention can do. at the same time, the president has wanted to seem to be doing something or seem to be setting up these red lines, which we talked about far too casually, he's trying to be a realist and a humanitarian, it's a little difficult to do, and perhaps easier to do in theory, right now what you're seein...

>> chris and few add are absolutely right. it's gone on for a long time. even senator mccain has said that. he says, look, what is the strategy for actually stopping this? we have seen now 100,000 people dead, according to the united nations. we've got apparently 7 million people displaced inside and outside of syria during this war. and you have. people who started a perfectly ordinary rebellion two and a half years ago. it's allowed bashar al assad to prosecute the war. and not only that, but to allow also -- to allow also the vacuum to be created which allowed these extremists to come in. w...