mr. president, beyond the emotion we feel here, beyond the beautiful statements for more than a year we have heard you saying that asaad must go. mr. president, can you today here in front of a deadline for -- i can speak in english if i needed to. >> you said president, we have two presidents here. okay. >> i will not provide you with a date. because it will be as soon as possible. but it is one of the requirements for a solution. but at the same time, allow me to underlie something. there is a new mind set here. there are probably more than 300,000. and this is not just relevant to the country's of the region, which are hosting the refugees it is relevant to europe and the entire world now. and those who believe that we could wait some more, and that in many cases it was far away, did not realize that we have an influx of refugees that the terrorists the risk is everywhere due to daesh. we therefore must act. you also asked me what we were going to do, what more. we will have specific targets. that are cut off, including the command centers, carrying on. that have -- we will continue, and we will intensify our strike

mr. prime minister. >> as a part. so the question is not how and how long asaad will stay. the question is when and how asaad will go. what is solution? solution is very clear. answer. one day morning of syrian refugees decide to go back to syria assuming there's a peace in syria, then this is a solution. and if asaad stays in power in damascus, i don't think any refugee will go back. there's a need of a state by state strategy, yes, but what is the end game? what is the light at the end of the tunnel? that's more important. >> why do you think your party one so many more points this time than it did last time. obviously, they wanted stability. is it just the violence, you think that brought them out. were you surprised? >> we fought against terrorism. we took economic measures. we prepared a new decoratio decf campaign, and all these things have changed the mind of the people. sincerity, moderation, and stability. >> okay. moderation and stability. what do you make of this list of descriptions that people inside and outside use to describe president erd juan. autocratic, d

asaad and putin will take out isis. that's like playing a board game. >> you know, mr. trump fancies himself a very good negotiator, an i accept that he's done a lot of good deals. so, mr. trump ought to me that we should not speak to people from a position of weakness. senator paul should know that as well. one of the reasons i've said that i would not be talking to vladimir putin right now, although i have met him as well. not in a green room for a show, but in a private meeting -- [ applause ] >> bernie sanders and hillary clinton won't tell you that's the thing that's hurting the middle class and the poor. they'll say it's the rich. take their money. that won't help. you can take all the rich's money and it won't make a dent. we have to come back to the fundamental preseninciples thate america great. >> hillary clinton, she wants to double down on that. she wants to create even more so. she is a captive of the left of her party to the point where she was for the trade agreement in the pacific agreement and now she's against it. he was for the excel pipeline, now she