just as in the case of darfur, nobody could say we did not know. we knew, but we did not act. fifthe just passed the anniversary of the killing fields in syria, where close to 500,000 have been killed. 12.5 million have been displaced. close to 5 million are refugees. isis came in at the end of the scorched earth policy. it began with the criminality of assad's regime. [applause] and those of us who said at the time, invoking the responsibility to protect, that whenever you have a situation in any country, or with any war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide, and the government in places unable or unwilling to do anything about it -- or in the case of syria, the author of that killing field, then there is the responsibility on part of the international community to intervene and protect the innocent civilians. fourhose of us who called years ago for stereo, where dead", and"only 7000 displaced, we were told that if you intervene, this will lead to civil war. jihadists coming in. everything we were told would happen if we intervened happened because we did not interven

darfur,e programs at plan ask. >> can you tell us a little bit about what the program is? a cyber operations platform for the military. we really wanted to think about the military having a way to think about cyber. the way we would be able to accomplish this, we did a lot of early experimentation and over several years, got to the point where we have a functional platform we are taking to a couple exercises this year. goal is to simplify cyber security for users. >> the first thing you will see is what we call mission command for cyber. in the future, units have the ability to conduct cyber, the most important thing for a commander he or she is responsible for is what are the units doing. are they collaborating? are they succeeding or failing? having that situational awareness, it gives better confidence that they can be effective. it gives the commander the ability to look in real time. what you see here is the cyber battle space. responsible for. they can represent things like , very nuancedems and hard to understand data. using ismodel we are called cyber observable. t

an answer to simpree hadjihadi, and those syria and those who are refugees in sinjar mountain or darfurt comparison, believe me, most arab muslims say, we understand the united states needs to take care of themselves but we need foreign policy that will take care of us here at home. >> you think it will resonate with americans of all strifes because his words are fighting for americans? >> look, americans today are not like 25 years ago, 30 years ago. they have social media. if you see what the debate happening there, how people are reacting with people, multiple communities, people are very smart. they understand. they look at the results, partnering with muslim brotherhood was not a good idea. the iran deal that was an important part of achievement is a disaster. the iranian people were abandoned in 2009. the gulf is not very happy with our foreign policy. if we go over that list after achievements, i think there trump will have an edge. >> it's really interesting. certainly the iran deal was pretty much most americans were against it. and here we have a deal that most people are sayi

just as in the case of darfur, nobody could say we did not know. we knew that we did not act, or now as we just passed the fifth anniversary of the macabre killing fields in syria, where some close to 500,000 have been killed, 12.5 million have been displaced, close to 5 million are refugees. isis cayman at the end -- came in at the end of th a scorched earth policy. it began with the criminality of the assad regime. [applause] and those of us who said at the time, invoking to responsible to protect doctrine which says that whatever you have a situation in any country or with any government of war crimes, crimes against humidity or god forbid a genocide, and the government in place is unable or unwilling to do anything about it, or is in the case of syria, is the author of that killing field, and there's a responsibility on the part of the international community to intervene and protect the innocent civilians. but those of us who called for years ago for intervention in syria whenever quote-unquote only 7000 dead and quote-unquote less than 100,00

just as in the case of darfur, nobody could say we did not know. we knew, but we did not act.we just passed the fifth anniversary of the killing fields in syria, where close to 500,000 have been killed. 12.5 million have been displaced. close to 5 million are refugees. isis came in at the end of the scorched earth policy. it began with the criminality of assad's regime. and those of us who said at the time, invoking the responsibility to protect, that whenever you have a situation in any country, or with any government, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide, and the government in places unable or unwilling to do anything about it -- or in the case of syria, the author of that killing field, then there is the responsibility on part of the international community to intervene and protect the innocent civilians. but those of us who called four years ago for stereo, where there were "only 7000 dead", and less than 7000 displaced, we were told that if you intervene, this will lead to civil war. it will lead to jihadists coming in. everything we were told would happen if

just as in the case of darfur, nobody could say we did not know. we did not act or now as we just passed the fifth anniversary of the killing fields in syria or some close to 500,000 have been killed, 12.5 million have been displaced. close to 5 million are refugees. isis came in at the end of the scorched earth policy. it began with the criminality of assad's regime. and those who said atd the time invoking the response, that whenever you have a situation in any country or with any government of war crimes, crimes against humanity or genocide, and the government in places unable or unwilling to do anything about it or in the case of syria is the author of that killing field then there's a responsibility on the part of the international community to intervene and protect the innocent civilians. but those who called four years ago for intervention when there's only 7,000 dead and quote, unquote, less than 100,000 displaced, we're told that if you intervene, this will lead to sectarian warfare. this will lead to jihadists coming in. everything we wer