i'm isis graham. >> jimmy: isis graham. your real name is isis? >> yes. >> jimmy: and you're -- >> in berlin. >> jimmy: have you had problems being named isis? my passport and say -- are you sure? yes, sir, i'm really sure. >> jimmy: have you considered changing your name perhaps to al qaeda or something a little less controversial? >> hm, yeah. maybe. i don't know, maybe ivana, i don't know. >> jimmy: what do you do for a living, isis? >> i'm a deejay and i work on a music school in calgary in canada. >> jimmy: very good. ice. it worked for vanilla. all right. well, look at that. we've located isis, they're in berlin. [ laughter ] >> hi! >> jimmy: thank you, isis. [ cheers and applause ] one more gentleman to talk to. hello, sir. tell us your name. >> bill cosby. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is bill cosby. not only do you have the name, you look exactly like him. [ laughter ] >> thank you, thank you very much. colorful as i would have imagined it might be. >> had to get rid of those. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: bill, you're a fireman, right? >> yes, i

graham: we think of al qaeda and isis as the append a me of terrorists. russia would argue that anybody finding a legitimate -- fighting a legitimate government using means of terrorists are a terrorist group and you cannot separate them. the argument about al-nusra, it is a terrorist organization, but they are intertwined with the so-called moderate opposition. we have promised to separate the moderate opposition from al-nusra. have we done it? no. can we do that? no, because we do not really control the situation on the ground. they will continue to attack. i understand what they are coming from. i do not think we have to like that, but that is the reality. you have to deal with that reality the best you can under these circumstances, again, with resources that you are prepared to go to the american people and ask for in order to do that. alina,lker: david and give us your analysis. mr. kramer: when it comes to syria, both russia and the united states deserve blame and responsibility, but for different reasons. the united states, the decision not to do

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graham: we think of al qaeda and isis as the epitome of terrorists.a would argue that anybody fighting a legitimate government using means of terrorists are a terrorist group and you cannot separate them. the argument about al-nusra, it is a terrorist organization, but they are intertwined with the so-called moderate opposition. we have promised to separate the moderate opposition from al-nusra. have we done it? no. can we do that? no, because we do not really control the situation on the ground. they will continue to attack. i understand what they are coming from. i do not think we have to like that, but that is the reality. you have to deal with that reality the best you can under these circumstances, again, with resources that you are prepared to go to the american people and ask for in order to do that. amb. volker: david and alina, give us your analysis. mr. kramer: when it comes to syria, both russia and the united states deserve blame and responsibility, but for different reasons. the united states, the decision not to do anything, to save thou