going to happen at the regional and national level in three arenas: the military, financial and ideaological. it is special that countries join iraq and their fight by providing the correct level of support. when it comes to regional security, bah ran has assumed their fair share of the burden. we join friends and allies and in the fights against pirates in the indian ocean and by keeping a watchful eye around the waters of the arabian gulf, today we stand ready to join allies in the region and world and contribute their share to the necessary fight. we firmly believe the time has come for the countries of the region to take the lead for the terrorist groups among us. islamic institutions and scholars around the world must not hesitate to point out the terrorist cults and legitimize any religious justification they give. we condemn the authority from sc scholarships and urge them to continue doing so to help us defeat the clear danger threatening muslims and non-muslims alike. stopping the flow of financial resources is crucial to defeating it. the kingdom has a long standing financial cente

the region has become so polarized that those who are radical in their ideaologies have made their move. those who have not have demonstrated great courage in not making a move. i think we will be able to find the moderate opposition. the 5,400 is capacity. it is what we can throughput at several training bases. it is not the desired end state for a moderate syrian opposition. one last thing about developing a syrian opposition. it needs to be developed with a chain of command responsive to a seariance structure. not responsive to us. they have to be tied, linked to some political structure that ultimately could assist in the governing of syria when the assad regime is either overthrown or through the negotiation is changed. so the important difference in what we are trying to do here is build a force that can over time actually contribute to stability in syria and not just fight. >> thank you, gentlemen. >>> senator vitter. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you both for your service very much. >> did either or both of you give the president advice regarding a possible new aumf? if so w

the region has become so polarized that those who are radical in their ideaologies have made their move. those who have not have demonstrated great courage in not making a move. i think we will be able to find the moderate opposition. the 5,400 is capacity. it is what we can throughput at several training bases. it is not the desired end state for a moderate syrian opposition. one last thing about developing a syrian opposition. it needs to be developed with a chain of command responsive to a seariance structure. not responsive to us. they have to be tied, linked to some political structure that ultimately could assist in the governing of syria when the assad regime is either overthrown or through the negotiation is changed. so the important difference in what we are trying to do here is build a force that can over time actually contribute to stability in syria and not just fight. >> thank you, gentlemen. >>> senator vitter. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you both for your service very much. >> did either or both of you give the president advice regarding a possible new aumf? if so w

the region has become so polarized that those who are radical in their ideaologies have made their movehose who have not have demonstrated great courage in not making a move. i think we will be able to find the moderate opposition. the 5,400 is capacity. it is what we can throughput at several training bases. it is not the desired end state for a moderate syrian opposition. one last thing about developing a syrian opposition. it needs to be developed with a chain of command responsive to a seariance structure. not responsive to us. they have to be tied, linked to some political structure that ultimately could assist in the governing of syria when the assad regime is either overthrown or through the negotiation is changed. so the important difference in what we are trying to do here is build a force that can over time actually contribute to stability in syria and not just fight. >> thank you, gentlemen. >>> senator vitter. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you both for your service very much. >> did either or both of you give the president advice regarding a possible new aumf? if so what