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Another. i think it's up to his supporters, his strongest support towers make it clear to him that if you're going save syria, assad has made a set of choices, barrel bombing children, gassing his people, tortures his people, engaging in starvation as a tactic of war. all these things he's done there's no way even if president obama wanted to just play along that you could actually achieve peace because there are 65 million sunni in between baghdad and the border of turkey, syria and iraq who will never ever again accept assad as a legitimate leader. they just won't accept it. doesn't matter w...

Should be a unified country. united. it needs to be secular. isil needs to be taken on. that there needs to be a managed transition but there's a difference, obviously, in what that means and what that outcome may or may not be. my sense is that, you know, in a meeting this morning with our coalition friends, many of them, not all of them but some of them this morning and then we'll be, i'll be meeting with lavrov again tomorrow and we are looking for a way to try to get to a point where we can manage a transition and have agreement on the outcome and you can resolve it. now let me just say yo...

Russians that didn't wind up 2019 days of strikes that would have sent quota message but would not have removed the weapons. we struck a deal to get all of the declared weapons out of syria. never before in a conflict has that ever happened. that during the conflict weapons of mass destruction are taken out of the zone of conflict and thank god we did that because if we hadn't done that today isil would have those chemical weapons in large parts of the country. >> i want to get back to the question of where we go with russia. they are clearly along with iron doubling down on support from basha...

Intelligent and patriotic they are. they want to go back. they love their country. and there's so many of them still in jordan in refugee camps, in lebanon and in turkey that if you could create the climate within which they could begin to come back i believe there is such a history of secularism within syria, even tolerance within syria that if we can deal with isil, yes. that's the key. and with isil there, not a chance. and the eastern part -- i mean people talk about assad running syria. he doesn't control his own country. he's down to about 20%, 25% of the country. what is this fiction th...

Letterman. >> he's not let himself go. it's just a beard. >> jon start your has a beard. when you don't have to show up every day for work. >> is that the man thing? >> apparently so. >> manly men. >> the world was watching yesterday as president obama and russian president vladimir putin huddled at the u.n., the two toasted over lunch after putin sat 2k0u7b minutes late. first meeting went long oet minutes. no major break throughs. beforehand in their speeches to the general assembly they sparred over how to handle syria. putin called for a broad anti-terror coalition. two leaders split on wh...