hilary benn. lawmakers held a 10 hour debate on wednesday. we will hear from corbyn and benn, but first, prime minister david cameron. >> in moving this motion, i'm not pretending the answers are simple. the situation in syria is incredibly complex. i'm not overstating the contribution that our incredible service men and women can make, neither am i ignoring the risks of military action nor am i pretending that military action is any more than one part of the answer. i am absolutely clear that we must pursue a comprehensive strategy that also includes political, diplomatic, and humanitarian action. i know that the long-term solution in syria as in iraq must ultimately be a government that represents all of its people, and one that can work with us to defeat the evil organization of isil for good. >> i call mr. jeremy corbyn. >> thank you, mr. speaker. recognizes the decisions to send british forces to war are the most serious, solemn, and morally challenging of any that we have to take as members

been involved with the stop the war coalition, along with the late tony benn, that it was his son hilary bennho spoke out for the bombing of syria in the parliament? >> tony benn and i were very close, very close friends for 30, 40 years. we talked to each other a great deal and we were great friends. and i was with him shortly before he died, talking about prospects for the world and prospects for peace. i'm very sad that he is gone. he taught me a great deal. he taught an awful lot of other people a great deal. he did something that i haven't done. he kept a good diary of everything he did and learned from it. perhaps i should do the same. i don't think one should ever start on the family connections one way or the other. everybody makes up their own mind, everybody makes their own decisions, and i would never involve myself in that sort of argument. amy: your thoughts on guantÁnamo? president obama said it was one of his first acts after became president was to issue an executive order saying he would close guantanamo. it has been almost seven years and the prison remains opened. >> i was