i'll talk to richard haass and kim gaddis about syria's uncertain future. and beyond syria. what are the other global crises that the world cannot afford to ignore right now? david miliband of the international rescue committee will brief us. plus, energy secretary jennifer granholm on the biden administration's work to fight climate change before the trump team comes to power but first, here's my take. the collapse of the assad regime in syria should be a reminder of a general truth that often gets obscured in the blizzard of conflicting and contradictory news that absorbs us day to day. the west's adversaries are often weaker than we think. recall how, for decades, the u.s. overestimated the strength of the soviet economy and armed forces, the surety with which it claimed that saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction and the frequent scares around the islamic militant groups like al qaeda and more recently, hezbollah. and yet, over time, what often becomes apparent is that these governments and groups are repressive, corrupt and dysfunctional, not attributes that hel

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well, kim gaddis, i'm sure it's not the last time we talk about what follows in syria thanks so much for joining tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> well, u.s. president joe biden called the collapse of the assad regime a, quote fundamental act of justice in remarks from the white house on sunday. he also offered a blueprint for how the u.s. plans to support the region in this moment of clear instability. cnn's priscilla alvarez has more president joe biden on sunday calling the fall of the assad regime, quote, a moment of historic opportunity, but also, quote a moment of risk and uncertainty the president saying that u.s. >> policy had contributed to the weakening of iran and russia, the facilitated, in part, the situation in syria. >> and i want to say it again, sovereign syria with a new constitution, a new government that serves all syrians. and this process will be determined by the syrian people themselves and the united states will do whatever we can to support them, including through humanitarian relief, to help restore syria. after more than a decade of war and generations