jake sullivan: thanks, jen. good to see everybody today. so as jen said this morning, the president hosted the first ever quad summit. the first time that this group gathered at the leaders level. of course, they gathered virtually because of the constraints of covid-19. each of the leaders independently in the course of the meeting referred to this event as historic, because it's cemented a group of strong democracies that will work together going forward to secure a free and open indo-pacific. the president noted in his opening remarks that this is the first multilateral summit he's hosted since taking office and that's on purpose. it reflects his view that we have to rally democratic allies and partners in common cause and his belief in the centrality of the indo-pacific to the national security of the united states. during the meeting, the leaders addressed key regional issues, including freedom of navigation and freedom from coercion in the south and east china seas, the dprk nuclear issue, and the coup and violent repression in burma.

we had jake sullivan, the national security advisor saying the u.s.alks should not be filled with lectures. and the chinese representative saying it is impossible to strangle the chinese people, so this ambition of china really coming through, saying the u.s. way is not the only way for the world to follow as well along with some comments about cyberattacks from both sides. let's get some views from the foreign minister of commercial affairs in china, currently a senior counselor at the calling group. great to have you with us. establishing the nature of this new relationship under the biden administration, how do you view this relationship going forward? what are your expectations for this set of meetings, seeing that it could lead to that presidential meeting as early as next month? >> i think from this meeting, we are not going to get any big breakthroughs. this will not be the purpose for having the meeting but rather, both sides reiterate their point of view. what we may get from this meeting is some idea of the tone of the biden administration b

i will note that he is one of the voices, jake sullivan is one of the boys -- jake sullivan is one ofoices. including partners we need to have in the regent to deliver the same message that now is not the time to come. that the majority of people are turned away at the border which is backed up by factual data. adults, families will be turned away in almost every scenario. that is part of the data and part of the information that we are looking to deliver in the region. i think we know, we've seen the numbers. there are more children under the age of 18 that are coming across the border. that is consistent with what our policy has been. in terms of people who were turned away, who were coming to the border. those numbers, are they still making the journey? i know that's what people are looking at, that there are more children that are coming across the board and -- though border. >> this was a speech about their anniversary since the pandemic began. he spent a lot of time tallying success. there was no mention of the president under whose demonstration these vaccines were developed. d

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side on the blink in the secretary of state jake sullivan who's the national security advisor on no new comers for the chinese they were very senior officials in the obama administration they are known quantities whereas 4 years ago the chinese didn't really know who they were dealing with with the trumpet ministration . james peyser diplomatic editor there live for us from that summit in anchorage in alaska where of course a high level meeting between the u.s. and china the 1st since said joe biden became president will bring you the latest as we hear anything to come out of that meeting james for them and thank you. and earlier blinken and the u.s. defense secretary met with leaders in south korea they've reaffirmed their shared goal of a dream nuclearize that north korea iraq mcbride has more from seoul. this mission to north east asia ended as it had begun with the u.s. directly accusing china of aggressive behavior in the region but the u.s. and south korea also confirmed beijing's importance in the denuclearization of north korea but china has a real interest in helping to deal wi

that they set up in the persian gulf and showed some photographs of it to the iranian press and jake sullivanlast weekend when he was on cnn, jake was saying that he'd been most concerned about missiles and the next round of talks in not only reestablishing that redline of the iran nuclear deal but also going a step further and looking at the missile issue. >> .. >> let's keep them all here, all right? we will all ask you questions. it's friday and we get to do whatever we want. let me ask this because i've been thinking about it watching what's happening in washington, and that is does biden get a you are not trump bump? does he get a little bit of room because of who he is from the rest of the world that says thank god, not all of them but there will be some of them who will be very happy that this is over. i just wondered if you thought so, or our adversaries will be out with knives realizing we have a lot to catch up after a trump administration? >> i think we have a lot to catch up but people will be testing these red lines. i think the ayatollah has already done that in the last 48 hour

jake sullivan pulled that from that moment in history which is a good analog from my perspective, anmportant one. we are proud that the first meeting was in alaska. but i think it is important to show it was un-american soil, but for those of you who have been to alaska, we are in many ways an asia-pacific state. xi jinping loves to use the phrase asia for agents, would -- -- asians, which is a subtle way of saying america, get out of the. we have been in asia as a nation in many ways for over 200 years. i would say where i live, anchorage, is closer to tokyo than it is to washington, d.c. we are an asian nation, that's a given. the one thing i think that's critical when they talk about the administration, how we can deal with china from positions of strength -- what i have been pressing them to do, and a lot of this they are already doing, but first of all is our political divisions. the chinese can clearly read open source materials, they can read the intel. that think they are rising and we are declining in large measure because of our political divide. my own view, i like to read

i think jake sullivan in many ways pulled that from that moment in history, which is a good analog from my perspective, an important one. i think, first of all, we are proud that the first meeting was in alaska but it was important to show it was in alaska, a, it's on america's soil. but for those that have been to alaska we are in many ways an asia pacific state. you know, xi jinping loves to use the phrase, asia for asians, which is kind of a subtle way to say america get out of here. well, here's the fact. we've been in asia, as a nation, in many ways for over 200 years. my state, where i live, anchor anchorage is closer to tokyo than washington d.c. we are an asian nation, that's a given. but the one thing i think is critical, when they talk about the administration, how we can deal with china from positions of strength, what i've been pressing them to do and a lot of this they're already doing. but first of all is our political divisions, the chinese clearly, if you read open source materials, the intel, they think they're rising and we're declining, in large measure because of pol

sources in washington tell us secretary of state antony blinken and national security advisor jake sullivanith their chinese counterparts in alaska. it will be the highest level diplomatic exchange since ties plunged under trump china's most important local bounty -- events in beijing saw leaders target growth of about 6%, but also a plan to shake up the electoral system in hong kong. the people's political conference has no legislative powers. a a volcano in far eastern russia is providing spectacular pictures. it burst into life north of japan and korea. seismologists had been expecting it, which is already seen losing power. it's an active volcano which also erupted last year. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haslinda: expanding gains prior to going to lunch. chinext stocks extended rallies. hang seng gaining as well, perhaps after the recent rout. nikkei to by about .6%. consider that a laggard compared to the rest of the region. taking a look

it's interesting, especially with tony blinken and jake sullivan meeting with country leaders.ey're all working together nationally on rules of the road for gene editing. so when blirnnken and sullivan e there meeting with their counterparts, they'll have a whole list of things to fight about. scientific cooperation on gene editing should be at the top of that list. >> we've got 30 seconds, walter. i want you to give the last word to david in your book who had sickle cell anemia and was asked would he like his genes to be edited. tell us what he said. >> you know, it's a thought-provoking thing. he's doubled over with sickle cell, a 17-year-old boy named david sanchez, and they said, hey, we can cure it for future generations. he said, that's great. but maybe that should be up to the kid. they said why? >> sickle cell made me more compassionate. i had empathy for other people because i went through it. so when we start fiddling with the human race, we have to make sure we keep that compassion and empathy and we don't say, okay, we're going to end all adversity in society. i was

has concern secretary of state antony blinken and jake sullivan will be meeting chinese counterparts. we had reports of this yesterday. this meeting, how is it likely to play out given how high level and this is the first big meeting between the two parties? tom: blinken will be coming off a visit to japan and korea with his defense secretary as they tried to rebuild the international alliances in large part to push back against some of china's actions. that is part of the context. sullivan and the security advisors will be in alaska with the chinese counterparts. neither side, they both dug their heels in on the major issues. china has said areas of potential cooperation include climate change, the global economy and the virus. the u.s. administration has said climate change is something they can address together. lincoln saying this is going to be a one-off meeting unless they get some substantial changes or china and they see evidence of china addressing key concerns. we should take a modest view as to what can be achieved to lincoln himself downplaying expectations. -- what can be

the secretary of state, jake sullivan, joe biden, susan rice, they created this dilemma.narrative. maria: yeah. i mean, one thing that i said on fox news primetime on friday night was it's not enough to denounce the ccp as as bad. you have to believe that the free world is superior. you have to believe that democracy and liberty and freedom works and lifts many boats and is superior to communism. but how can you believe that when you've got so much, so many people saying how bad america is. and how racist a country we are, teaching our kids critical race theory in the seventh grade. it's extraordinary. you're right. what comes out of this whole narrative, the woke left, that's reverberating across the world and china is watching our political debate carefully and closely. i agree with you. >> i would also add western europe in there because there's been a fight in western europe over of western values, of whether or not socialism is better than capitalism, to be embarrassed by capitalism and the western ideals, this is one of the things i fought hard on european soil as t

. >> i hope this is a reminder for jake sullivan and secretary of state anthony blinken because whenmerica in order to get a political leverage internally a part of it wins so to speak you damage the united states. what they've done in terms of blm narratives and tearing down our history you look at all the violence that the democrats clearly did, they hyped this and message this for partisan political purposes in the last four years to gain power. that now is being used against them and what they have to understand is tearing down america and telling americans that they should be ashamed of our history where they should be ashamed of who we are also sends a strong message to run and amy's that we don't have credibility with them to be lectured on american soil in alaska by the chinese is despicable and they created this the secretary of state, jake sullivan, joe biden, susan rice, they created this dilemma, they took the united states and they damaged us with their four-year narrative. maria: one thing that i sent on fox news primetime on friday night, it is not enough to denounce t

we have this meeting coming up next week between tony blinken and jake sullivan and their counterpartsically an airing of frustrations for sure on both sides. but what we've really got to do is restart diplomatic communication. president biden has talked about coming to china from a position of strength and now that they've met with the quad grouping, and tony blinken is meeting in northeast asia and japan and korea before the meeting with the chinese which is good to come to this meeting and i think although there are some airing of frustrations, what we need to do is sort of look to a future, you know, road map or way of sitting down and looking at sort of the issues of problem areas and the issues of cooperation, and working out how we're going to start up communication and actual practical work with china on some of these irritants that have been plaguing the relationship. and i think that the biden administration is going to be able to make this shift. there is so much issues on the plate and a lot of them are very thorny so it is taking time to iron them out. but of course the re

psaki: i thing i conveyed clearly that the national security advisor jake sullivan has conveyed, why he put this message out publicly was that this is an ongoing threat. he was encouraging patches to be done across the government, private sector, and academia. we are looking closely at what happened. >> i wanted to ask about your higher today. he has publicly advocated for breaking up big tech companies like facebook. those are the kinds of issues that he will be advising? what is he going to be doing with regards to the doj and what they are already doing on those big tech companies? sec. psaki: it has been reported, but he will serve as a special assistant to the president for technology and competition policy. he was a professor at columbia. he served the new york attorney general. he was a senior advisor at the ftc. he brings a wealth of knowledge and an experience of technology and competition policy that will help ensure president biden's economic agenda supports working families, strengthens the middle class, and protect consumers. the president has been clear, on the campaign

or they can try to cut out katherine ty and jake sullivan and tony blinken and all the hawks and work directly on joe biden. they've had a lot of success over the last 40 years on doing just that, liz. they try to get to the president alone. liz: michael pillsbury saying the number one thing the administration should not do is let the more hawkish people in the administration be pushed aside with a direct road to biden. we'll be watching it. so good to have you back on the show, michael. thank you so much. >> thanks. liz: michael pulse bury -- pillsbury. take a look at the nasdaq, lower right, down 2.5% right now or 326 points. the dow is struggling here, 6 points. and i say -- 36 points. it had been up 212. don't go away, we will come right back with all the action. ♪ ♪ let's meet the defending champs. kim kietz, investor. i invested in invesco qqq a fund that invests in the innovations of the nasdaq-100. like 3d rendering software. become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq. ♪ become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relent

the state department says secretary anthony and national security advisor jake sullivan will meet with's foreign minister and a member of the ruling bureau. the state department's spokesman says the two sides will discuss a range of issues including "those we disagree on." another of new york governor andrew cuomo critics says it's a wrecked -- says sexual-harassment harassments and nursing home scandals has weakened the governor's political hand and impacted the way the state is run. ron came says the controversies are interfering with passing a budget that is due in weeks. assemblyman kim spoke with bloomberg quick take today. >> i believe he is a distraction everyday. that is why more and more lawmakers are coming out, including the longest-serving member of the member, the chairman of the health committee called for his resignation so we

and they did today secretary blinken will be in alaska where he and national security advisor jake sullivan need to join us foreign minister whiny and communist party foden affairs chief yang jiechi it's the 1st high profile meeting between the 2 sides since joe biden became u.s. president but ahead of the meeting chinese ambassador to the united states so he 10 k. summed up the chinese you off u.s. diplomatic engagement in the in depends if it were you know if you have gone i think most countries in the world including some american allies in asia actually have several questions in their hearts. the 1st one is can the united states really play the role of a responsible stakeholder in international affairs. second is the united states really ready to return to multilateral cooperation and make its due contribution. another question is the united states really prepared to show due respect for the interests of other countries and listen to their voices. change i think these problems exist in the hearts of most countries in the world including the allies of the united states however some count

and chinese officials is underway in alaska secretary of state anthony blinken and jake sullivan met for the first time with their chinese counterparts what should have been a quick opening event turned into a drawn out argument nbc's janice mackie frayer joined us from beijing it looks like the talks are off to a pretty rocky start. >> reporter: phillip, good morning. what was supposed to be pleasantries turned into a sharp exchange both sides wanting to come into the meeting from a position of strength that seemed to stoke the tension from the outset. china accused the u.s. for inciting other countries to attack china they were supposed to each have two minutes of opening statements starting with secretary of state blinken but then china's top diplomat took considerably longer, a lecture that took 17 minutes to translate. the u.s. side accused the chinese of grandstanding secretary blinken wanted the press to stay for his rebuttal here's more of what he had to say. >> i have to tell you, what i'm hearing is very different from what you described i'm hearing deep satisfaction that t

over at the white house we saw the national security advisor jake sullivan admit that the administrationggling to get its arms around the scope of this entire attack here's what he sid >> the precise number of systems that have been exposed by this vulnerability or ex plated by ransom ware hackers or others, we're working with the private sector to determine that it is certainly the case that maligned actors are still in these microsoft exchange systems which is why we've pushed so hard to get those patched. >> saying the bad guys are still in a lot of these servers. we think the cyber security industry broadly thinks the bad guys are the chinese the white house not pointing fingers specifically at the chinese government but the way this ransom ware works, is that the companies that are being hit hard by it may already know that they've been hit hard by it and someone is extorting them already. we could see that start to happen in the coming days, if those companies decide, you knows what, we're not going to pay the ex extortionists jai read that an a third of customers have not patched

tokyo and seoul to meet their counterparts on the 18th and any blink in the metal security advisor jake sullivan need to chinese foreign minister one year and top diplomat young g g in alaska and between the 19th and 21st of march lloyd austin is the new delhi talking to senior officials there. coverage of all of that all this week on the news asia. in the indian capital delhi a street kitchen run by a former id professional has become a lifesaver for the poor and the needy for just one cent people can eat a full meal. it's lunchtime every day former i.t. expert praveen going al works in his street kitchen in delhi over 1000 people in need come here every day to eat the special thing about this kitchen is that a full lunch costs just one cent. coming up a group of friends and i wanted to do something to combat hunger in delhi and founded this street kitchen we can proudly say that our food taste as good as that it weddings the former governor and the duck. over 1500 kilos of food stuffs are cooked up here every day the kitchen is mostly funded by donations it means that many people in need like

soil and we anticipate national security advisor jake sullivan and the secretary of state tony blinken will be discussing both the challenges we have had and not holding back on issues and concerns that we have with the behavior of chinese leadership, whether it is on taiwan or recent efforts to push back democracy in hong kong, or on concerns we have about the economic relationship. they will raise those issues and the lack of transparency, as it relates to covid and human rights abuses. they will also talk about areas of opportunity key and ways we can work together. they will not be holding back in the conversation, but they wanted, it is an important moment next week to engage directly and in person and i know they are looking forward to it. we will have a robust readout when that concludes. >> a colleague of mine has a question for you. the olympics committee, did they announce the chinese government would pull her vied -- provide vaccination for athletes? what is your reaction to the ioc announcement? [indiscernible] jen: i would send you to the u.s. olympic committee. we are wor

jake sullivan during the obama years they say quite clearly that they are very happy to be aligned with al qaeda in syria in order to topple the government of bashar of us so i do think that this is a very. sinister development because i think that the syrian people who have been. through all inc are is now for about 10 years in large part inflicted by the united states another to get even more as the u.s. resumes its regime change operation and i think that's a very ominous not just for syria but for the middle east and for the world as a whole mark is it but this is you know putting a marker down is in like that description there because essentially what the biden ministration is saying is that there we will continue to attempt regime change forcibly illegally and as a french to and to damascus is allies in turn around and in moscow but we've been turned has made it very clear that damascus government will not fall and is clear they have drawn a line here so i guess we have to draw the conclusion is that the biden ministration lincoln and others are willing to start a regional war way

our companies and workers benefit from that blinken and white house national security advisor jake sullivan are meeting senior chinese foreign policy officials yagis shia and one year at a time when the biden administration has declared beijing the u.s. is main global rival state department officials say the problems washington has with beijing are many hong kong shinji on tibet pressure on taiwan broader human rights abuses the south china sea the meat kong. economic pressure arbitrate as tensions on the origins of $1000.00 other issues the china u.s. ministerial meeting will come at the end of the 1st in person overseas trip for blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin while observing pandemic related protocols austin and blinken will hold strategic talks with their japanese and south korean counterparts on tuesday and wednesday austin will also travel to new delhi for meetings with indian military leaders. china's military ambitions including its efforts to control international waterways and to develop nuclear weapons will be discussed the u.s. will also be raising north korea's nucle

antony blinken and jake sullivans' first visits - were to japan and south korea.in alaska. - so, they are also i saying something. it is interesting that the us and britain are still movingj in the same direction. let me bring jeff in. what do you see when you look at the way that the us and canadian media looks at the uk? obviously brexit has galvanised everybody here, but it does throw up legitimate questions about how much the uk matters and how useful it is to that old us allegiance. it is a fair question, and i think moving away from europe has really diminished the uk's power and presence in this debate in the eyes of the us and canada. people can't quite understand, at least on some sides of the political spectrum, what is going on. i think right now, candidly, the thing you are seeing the most is this awe of the way the uk has distrubuted the vaccines. i think that has really eclipsed everything else because the uk doesn't seem to be bumbling and stumbling and everything, and that's kind of dominated the discourse of the uk outside of the uk. isobel, i jus

inciting countries to attack china the testy exchange came as blinken and national security advisor jake sullivan met chinese foreign minister whiny and young in alaska and this is a glimpse of how it went today we'll have an opportunity to discuss key priorities both domestic and global also discuss our deep concerns with actions by china including. hong kong taiwan cyber attacks on the united states. on cyber attacks let me say that whether it's they unveiled the to launch cyber attacks or the technologies that could be deployed the united states is the champion in this regard. me would. secretary brink blink and laid out many of the areas of concern from economic and military coersion to assaults on basic values these are the concerns that are on the minds of the american people but it goes beyond that we've heard each of these concerns were from around the world. the u.s. does not represent international public opinion i have to tell you what i'm hearing is very different from what you describe i'm also hearing deep concern about some of the actions your government is taking a confident count

and still to meet their counterparts on the 18th and to me blinken the metal security advisor jake sullivan need to chinese foreign minister one year and top diplomat young g g in alaska and between the 19th and 21st of march lloyd austin is a new delhi talking to senior officials there coverage of all of that all this week on the news asia. in the indian capital delhi a street kitchen run by a former id professional has become a lifesaver for the poor and the needy for just one cent people can eat a full meal. it's lunchtime every day former i.t. expert praveen going al works in his street kitchen in delhi over 1000 people in need come here every day to eat the special thing about this kitchen is that a full lunch costs just one cent. come out of a group of friends and i wanted to do something to combat hunger in delhi and founded this street kitchen we can proudly say that our food tastes as good as that at weddings the former governor got. over 1500 kilos of food stuffs are cooked up here every day the kitchen is mostly funded by donations it means that many people in need like 9 year ol

as i was mentioned briefly earlier we had the secretary of state and and we had jake sullivan doing the rounds as it were with the quad as it's called here so daniel let me ask you a hypothetical question so if the chinese and the south koreans get into a dispute and it's escalating so australia is going to jump in or let me change that china and india have a border dispute so japan is going to jump in i'm sorry i keep hearing this i think it's nonsense go ahead daniel i think it is true but you have that kind of insanity here in washington you had a bill recently introduced that if the chinese take any moves against taiwan the u.s. is going to go to war or if they make any move against u.s. allies as you point out india or korea the u.s. is going to go to nuclear war with china the difference is it's being seriously discussed in washington i think the other capitals you mentioned would laugh off the idea that the u.s. would do something so that they would do something so foolish because their foreign policy as i think the other daniel said you know we have this crusader mentality and t

meeting this time taking place in alaska next week that is when the national security advisor jake sullivan and the u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken will be meeting with chinese counterparts there and that meeting is intended to be much more forceful this is where the united states will take up these issues of concern the growing authoritarian nature of the chinese government as well as concerns over human rights so this was a prelude for the an opportunity for all of the nations of the quad to get a message in advance of what is expected to be a significant meeting with china in the days to come all right thanks very much from washington kimberly halkett with that story thanks kimberly meanwhile in a development several prominent democratic leaders have joined calls for new york governor andrew cuomo to resign off to 6 women accused him of sexual harassment alexandra cortez and jerry nadler are among more than hoff of the parsis new york representatives who are calling on cuomo also a democrat to quit the new york state legislature is announced it will also review the allegations la

i think that it's lloyd austin and jake sullivan who are doing it. 1 but they can really jake's all of them who is a hawk walk from the equivalent of us in gator foreign policy adviser so i would say that it's emanating from them ok gentlemen thank you very much want to thank my guests in oslo and in budapest and want to thank our viewers for watching us here in r.t.c. next time remember. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe like. tyson nation community. are you going the right way or are you being. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallows. thanks guys or financial survival. when customers go by the reduced price. didn't help well reduce some of our. that's undercutting but what's good for market is fuck it for the global economy. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person with. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. for european countries i rush is what makes the vaccine is the fund behind the jabber fields and signed for adoption deals

relations with russia but now it is gospel with the biden in ministration with incompetent people like jake sullivan and tony blinken at the helm here because nobody really knows what joe is doing here i mean this is a catastrophic situation and is as we all know it was a hoax it's been artificially generated but there were there married to it they can't let it go can they go ahead joe. now it's rate it's way too useful to discard if a politician gets in to a scandal because the the press someone in the press reveals some. unfortunate from ation about them who are they going to blame they blame him for hostile foreign power rather russia and if the pentagon and intel does in his need their budgets to be justified there is russia there for them. if there are social divisions racial divisions in the us people are fed up with the economic conditions and maybe this congress look at themselves and realize that they're not pursuing an agenda that's for the public's interest know they blend in russia so this is way too can mean it . was asked about 3 or 4 years ago when it started if this would end with th

ministration in the persons of secretary of state blinken as well as the new national security advisor jake sullivan really trying to engage with their chinese counterparts on these issues willing to try to establish a framework for engagement however it is important to note that state department officials repeatedly have said that there isn't going to be a reset with beijing they are seeing this as a relationship that is one primarily of competition but also trying to find areas where the 2 countries might be able to work together particularly on climate change it's worth noting that in the last couple of days the u.s. treasury department and its chinese counterpart have set up a working group under the auspices of the g 20 to start trying to tackle this very fundamental issue president in washington d.c. for us thank you. joe biden's $1.00 trillion dollar coated relief bill has received enough votes to pass the house of representatives well let's go to our white house correspondent kimberly house in washington d.c. for us now kimberly democratic so cooling this enormous bill transformative republi

i think that it but it's lloyd austin jake sullivan who of doing it. 1 but they can really take sullivan who is a whole. from the it went on to us in gator phone policy adviser so i would say that it's emanating from them ok gentlemen thank you very much want to thank my guests in oslo and in budapest and want to thank our viewers for watching us here r.t.c. next time remember. when i was still seems wrong. but old rules just don't call. me the world yet to see how this day comes to capital and in danger because the trail. went on to find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. do you admit it's full since frank c. program. furio put huge disparities in the way jobs to be sure. the german anglo americans policy selfishness was at a loss 'd is to keep the states as the starting pistol fodder in the country's general elections. to 10 years of war in syria we look at how the conflict has changed the lives of his people and what the future holds in store for the country discussing the situation