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Now at the end of your presidency for the carnage we are all watching, and i'm sure disturbs you, you said disturbs you. southboundly, also on aleppo, you have made clear your practical disagreements with the issue, and president-elect trump has throughout his campaign, and he said again last night, he wants to create safe zones in syria. do you feel like in this transition you need to help him towards implementing that or is that not something you should be doing? >> mike, i always feel responsible. fell responsible when kids were being shot by snipers. i felt responsible when millions were b...

End of your presidency from the carnage where we are all watching aleppo which i am sure disturbs you. secondly, also, on aleppo, you began to make clear of your practical disagreements and president-elect trump throughout his campaign and he said again last night that he wants to create safe zones for syria. do you feel in that transition that you need to help him towards that, was that something you should not be doing? >> mike, i always feel responsible. i felt responsible when kids were being shot by snipers. i felt responsible when millions of people have been displaced. i feel responsibl...

Territory in the absence of consent from the syrian government and now the russians. or the iranians. so it may be that with aleppo's tragic situation unfolding that in the short term if we can get more of the tens of thousands who are still trapped there out that so long as the world's eyes are on them and they are feeling pressure, the regime and russia con clues that they are willing to find some arrangement perhaps in coordination with turkey whereby those people can be safe. even that will probably be temporary but at least it solves a short-term issue that's going

Wading into investigation decisions or prosecution decisions or decisions not to prosecute i have tried to be really strict in my own behavior about preserving the independence of law enforcement free from my own judgments and political assessments in some cases and i don't know why i would stop now. >> reporter: thank you, mr. president. on aleppo, your views that what happens there is the responsibility of the russian government, the iranian government, the asam regi-- ass regime are pretty well known. but do you as president of the

Investigations/decisions or prosecution decisions or decisions not to prosecute. i have tried to be really strict in my own behavior about presere presere -- preserving the independence of law enforcement free from my own judgments and political assessment if some cases. i don't know why i would stop now. >> thank you, mr. president, on aleppo of your views of what happens there and the responsibility anies and the run government and the assad regime. do you as president of the united states, leader of the free world, feel any personal moral responsibility now, at the