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the debate over intervention in syria, our judgment of his actions are undoubtedly colored by the lensese to see them. what could we learn from the cuban missile crisis as we look at this syria question? >> i think your previous segment was exactly on that, when john kerry was speaking, whether he was a cop-out -- he actually sincerely diplomatally thanks president putin. i thought it was a very wise way to do it, because they were able to step from the brink, although it wasn't as much of a brink as the cuban missile crisis but brinky enough, and was able to step from the brink and actually deal with diplomacy and lenses at hand. i think that's the lesson of the cuban missile crisis because we can interpret kruschev's behavior one way and kennedy's behavior another way and maybe they both copped out. there's a lot of articles and written who blinked first and what not. >> right. >> but i think the lesson is that ultimately policy is a moving target and they have to -- leaders have to keep in mind they have the country at hand and the constituents and the world at hand they are responsib