. >> you need to give a copy to dr. khan so she understands. we'll take our time. >> now, if i could just make one small comment. >> your time is now up. >> no, just so you understand the document that you have -- the asterisks are the things that are building department related, anything that's in parentheses and underlined is something that happened with dr. khan that i was never made aware of and had no reason to know anything about and the personal -- >> i'm accepting this document as a courtesy, it should have been in your packet, in your submission, so thank you. >> you can hear from dr. khan now. >> okay, good afternoon and thank you for your time. i appreciate your time, i myself traveled from london to attend this meeting, quite a lot of energy and anyway, just,

promised full support for his mission and commenting on the western proposals on syria voiced at the un dr khan hall and then from foreign policy in focus said it's the persistent call for regime change that brought the situation to a stalemate in the first place you cannot call for the replacement of a regime and then expect to have a diplomatic solution so when president obama said that has to be replaced well then who used to do to go she didn't immediately the solution here was the regionally basically the one they're both russia and china pose which is that you get a cease fire you don't talk about regime change at this point that's part of the negotiation as part of the diplomatic process and i don't see that happening long and out of the united states and france and turkey and the gulf cooperation council particularly our in saudi arabia are trying to initiate in junior regime change some a little discouraged about where it's going to go from here but if it doesn't have a diplomatic solution i think the ripples are going to be just disasters and world leaders won't be the only ones addre