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Such actions or inactions. this is our obligation. not simply to bear witness but to act. >> he's talking about israel there. but some will say, well, then, what about syria? the situation is deteriorating. what would you like to see america do in syria right now? do you want to see us invade? do you want to see us back the rebels even more? do you want to see us put together an international coalition? what should be the strategy. >> i think you're really asking a very difficult question. >> we do on "the cycle." >> there are no easy options in syria. the political struggle, it started with t...

Hezbollah supporting him. on the other hand you have turkey and qatar. not only a regional war by proxy. you have russia and the united states. i would argue that president barack obama has been reluctant to intervene directly by either providing arms to the opposition or sending american boots on the ground. what i like to see is a concerted effort on the part of the united states, leading the effort to really broker a political settlement, a diplomatic solution. there is no military solution in syria. syria is not libya. even though i would argue that the rebels will ultimately win there par...

Whether -- >> but they didn't care about that because they didn't vote to provide 300 additional protection officers at these consulates and embassies. let's cut that out of the discussion. that is irrelevant. no one cares. >> whether or not gadhafi was in power or not, rice was a leading supporter to get him out of power. when the accusation about susan rice and sharp elbows comes into play it's generally from other people in the administration who have clashed with her because they didn't want to support the rebels in libya and she did. what you're seeing here is a war by proxy on the presid...

During this speech later tonight is after such a bruising war, the battle is not over, because the iraqis literally have to finish the job now. isn't that the point? >> bill, absolutely. it's not over. my son-in-law just redeployed to iraq for his second tour, he'll be there for another year. it's clearly not over, and it remains very personal. the iraqis have a lot of building to continue to do in terms of not just the military force, but i would say fundamentally in terms of all forms of governance and how they have delivered goods and services, how they interact with their neighbor, et cete...