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All of us had fairly happy lives with our parents. but you know i don't have any extraordinary moment in time where my dad grabbed me and said son, i'm still proud of you. no, i just remember my dad always there, always there at the baseball games always there, we always sat around the dinner table. that's one of the things as i've gotten older, we just don't eat out. like we eat around the dinner table. and, you know quality of time is great but quantity seems to matter so much too. >> yeah. i think that point about how if you're stressed out and anxious as a parent you're probably not doing ...

Weapons. that politically meant a commitment that he painted himself into a corn corn and now we find out if he doesn't respond, assad has not gone, he still remains, he's killed over 100,000 of his people and he's used chemical weapons, it would appear, in a fairly large quantity most recently. so now the president finds himself in this position. it's not so much the difference between him and george bush that's led to this, it's the, if you like, impoliticimpolitic us language. >> critics are saying one of the problems the obama administration is using this week is they're using a whole lot ...

The american public. >> let me come back to what anita said, we should be thankful to have a president who is deliberative, who is careful. the danger is the more reluctant and deliberate you are, the danger is you can start looking weak and your own opponent will start taking advantage of you. we're being tested by assad now. the iranians are watching us very closely, if he doesn't respond more decisively, he's got a setback with iran. this doesn't seem to be gelling as an endeavor, as an initiative by a group of nations. >> neither demically nor internationalally. >> the vote in britain may ...

. welcome back to "the lead," everyone. if you're not sure what the president's position is on syria, there could be a reason. listen to what jay carney told reporters at tuesday's white house briefing. >> the credibility of the assad regime here is obviously close to zero. it is our firm conviction that syria's future cannot include assad in power. >> sounds like assad must go, right? well, not so fast, my friends. carney just minutes earlier said this: >> i want to make clear that the options that we are considering are not about regime change. >> joining us to talk about the administratio...