this is a basic responsibility of a sovereign nation. it is also an urgent requirement of our national security. our objectedive is straightforward. the borders should be open to trade and lawful immigration. and shut to illegal immigrants as well as criminals, drug dealers, and terrorists. i was the governor of a state that has a 1200 mile border with mexico. so i know how difficult it is to enforce the border and how important it is. since i became president we have increased funding for border security by 66% and expanded the border patrol from about 9,000 to 12,000 agents. the men and women of our border patrol are doing a fine job in difficult circumstances. and over the past five years, they have apprehended and sent home about 6 million people entering america illegally. despite this progress, we do not yet have full control of the border. and i am determined to change that. tonight i am calling on congress to provide funding for dramatic improvements for man power and technology at the border. by the end of 2008 we will increase t

as a sovereign nation it has difficulties and challenges, but it wants freedom and democracy and wants part of the new world order. >> good to talk to you both. that brings us to the end of this edition of "inside story." thanks for being with us. the program may be over, but the conversation continues. we want to hear what you think about the issues raised on this or any day's show. talk to other listeners by logging on to our facebook page. you can send us your thoughts on twitter. our handle is a.j. inside story am. or you can follow me @ray suarez news. in washington, i'm ray suarez. >> hello from doha. this is the news hour on aljazeera. dozens are killed as an explosion hits a daily flag lowering ceremony on the india-pakistan border. troops in burkina faso attempt maintain control over the crowd, angry at a military takeover. >> iraq kurdish soldiers. >> the fight against isil in

he's invited barack obama to celebrations in january to mark the day india became a sovereign nation. modi shared the news on twitter. he said he invited obama to become the first u.s. president to attend events for republic day. white house officials then said obama will be meeting him to strengthen relations. they met in september for the first time since modi took office. they agreed to build stronger economic and security ties. analysts say modi wants to show the importance he attaches to relations with u.s. and highlight india's growing international presence. >> china's central bank has cut its key interest rates for the first time in more than two years. the people's bank of china announced on friday evening that it will cut its one-year deposit rate by 0.25% to 2.75%. the bank said it will also cut its one-year lending rate by 0.4% to 5.6%. the new rates will be effective on saturday. this is the first rate cut since july 2012. analysts say the rate cut is aimed at supporting the slowing economic growth of the country. china's gdp grew by 7.3% year on year in the july to septe

as a sovereign nation it has difficulties and challenges, but it wants freedom and democracy and wants part of the new world order. >> good to talk to you both. that brings us to the end of this edition of "inside story." thanks for being with us. the program may be over, but the conversation continues. we want to hear what you think about the issues raised on this or any day's show. talk to other listeners by logging on to our facebook page. you can send us your thoughts on twitter. our handle is a.j. inside story am. or you can follow me @ray suarez news. in washington, i'm ray suarez. you. >> welcome to al jazeera in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. new military leaders call for calm as protests once again hit the capitol. >>> at least 21 migrants are dead after their boat capsizes off the coast of istanbul. >>> now libya's highest court weigh in on a controversial case of the forced sterilization of h.i.v. women. >> the c

of armed forces across the sovereign border for political purpose without the consent of that sovereign natione is no question that has happened, lou. lou: why is it that nato, president obama, and others are reluctant to call it what it obviously is? >> lou, i don't know. clearly, this requires a forceful response, and vladimir putin is driving the train back to a new cold war. we should not athlete occur, and we cannot let this aggression go unanswered. lou: russians in fact, including president putin, are bragging they have tactical nuclear superiority over nato and the united states, along the western border with europe. do you concur? >> they do. russia has many more tactical nuclear weapons, but lou, this is not going to turn into a tactical nuclear exchange. what we should be doing is aggressively aiding the ukrainian military and building up their conventional capability. if we can cause the ukrainians to exact a real price from the russian military forces, i think we can start to turn this thing around. lou: how is it that this president has refused to in any way support ukraine? and

in iraq, we were invited in by a sovereign nation, a sovereign government. we are working with a sovereign, elected government and the military in iraq. syria is a different situation. but the strategy does not change it is not different. our strategy is an anti-isil strategy. we go after isil because they threaten us, clearly. >> in syria, you have the president, and there are people that are a part of the coalition who believe that the fight must be to overturn him a strong as it is to combat isil. >> there are many interests and many views on the side. our view has not changed, that assad must go. >> so you have to fight a two front war. >> our strategy is anti-isil. we are supporting the iraqi government in every way that we can and we have been doing that consistently and at a high rate of assistance on the last six months. but also carries over into eastern syria -- that also carries over into eastern syria. there are no borders when it comes to terrorism, especially with the ruthlessness of isis. we are doing what we can in syria to facilitate our ant

at this point, you couldn't hear it, you could feel okay, now we're in a sovereign nation.e don't know if they can see us or not, and if they do, they can justifiably shoot us down. so everyone is handling this in their own way. a weird feeling to realize that i can take a missile right now and blow up at any time. wondering what it feels like to get shot out of the sky. do you die right away or after you fall, what happens. i am sitting, facing a little forward toward the pilot in front of me, kind of looking around. guys were doing weird stuff. some guys fell asleep. a guy put his ipod in, was going to listen to music. other guys were doing stuff, and we'll hear every now and then from the pilot, 15 minutes in. haven't been painted, meaning no one has seen us. we are flying low. i was doing counting. i learned when it gets boring for 72 hours watching something, i would learn to count to keep my mind occupied. counting to zero to 1,000, 1,000 to zero. speeding it up, slowing it down, to keep my mind working. hear another 30 minutes. refreshing to hear how cool, calm and a

that the right of a sovereign nation is to decide who gets -- the most important decision our government makes is who can become an american and who cannot. that is our right as citizens and the congress to make that decision. and for the president to just say, whoever can jump over the fence can come in and get a legal status, we basically ceded our immigration policy, and that way we're not going to get the best and brightest. and you can tell i'm hopping mad about this. you asked the question to the congressman, what does this mean for the future of immigration reform? i'm for immigration reform, but this has so poisoned the well, i don't see it getting done now. >> interesting. and what about the fact that, you know, with medicaid and, you know, i mean, new york is burdened with medicaid as it is. if we've got 300,000 illegals who are entitled to medicaid, who pays for that? i mean, everybody's taxes go up, clearly. >> right. and traditionally, you know, you asked the question about, what has been our policy in the past. you know, it used to be, when you came here to this country, yo

mexico refused to release the former marine, suggesting as a sovereign nation its judicial process had to take its course without interference. yesterday after political arm twisting by several congressman. a district court judge acquitted hem of weapons possessions charges after the mexican attorney general's office withdrew the case. >> i have been on the line, on numerous occasions with the attorney general from mexico. and he was lecturing me about rule of law. i shared with him some of my thoughts about rule of law and how it maybe goes just a little bit one sided. between the two countries. >> did the lobbying help? it is unclear. although it appears more than coincidental after seven months the trial judge just happened toer to his ruling. the same week high ranking u.s. officials including the chairman of the house foreign relations committee, california's ed royce, pressured officials in tijuana. regardless of why, he is now home in florida. happy with his family. according to a spokesman. >> so they are back together. you know, it was a very nice reunion this morning. and i t

at this point you could feel okay, now we're in a sovereign nation. we don't know if they can see us or not. and if they do they can just shoot us down and we can't even be mad because they're defending their nation. so everyone is kind of handling this in their own way. it's a weird feeling to realize they can take a missile right now and blow up at any time. just wondering what's it feel like to get shot out of the sky. do you die right away or after you fall? what happens? i'm facing a little bit forward with the pilot in front of me. i'm kind of looking around. guys were doing weird stuff. some guys fell asleep. i saw a guy put his ipod in. to listen to music. other guys were stuff. we'd hear every now and then from the pilot, all right, 15 minutes in we haven't been painted, meaning no one sees us. we're flying low. what i was doing in between hearing this was counting. i learned as a sniper on recon surveillance missions it gets very boring for 72 hours watching something. so i would learn to count to keep my mind occupied. i'm counting from 0 t

unfortunately, while we were talking about that sovereign nation, we showed you images of the macedonia its neighbor to the south. our apologies. the correct answer to the "gps" challenge question is "c." according to the report, the united states outspends russia, china, and india combined in war dollars but russia spends slightly more than the u.s. as a percentage of gdp. in fact, russia's space spending has increased almost 150% between 2008 and 2013. it's up to a quarter of a percentage point of the country's gdp. it underscores just how much the kremlin values its space program. spending the highest share of gdp while its economy stagnates and growth slows. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week and i will see you next week. >>> good morning. i'm erin mcpike and we are closely tracking all of the developments in a big story breaking overnight. isis claims to have beheaded american hostage peter cassic in a video posted online today. the 26-year-old, a former u.s. army ranger and iraq war veteran, traveled to the middle east in 2012 to serve as an aid worker in

so now we know -- at this point you couldn't hear but sort of feel, okay, now we're in a sovereign nation. we don't know if they can see us or not. if they do, they can justifiably shoot us down. so everyone's kind of handling this in their own way. a weird feeling to realize that i can take a missile right now and blow up at any time. wondering what does it feel like to get shot out of the sky. do i die right away or do i die when i fall? i'm kind of looking around. and guys were doing weird stuff. some guys fell asleep. some -- a guy put his ipod in. he was going to listen to music. other guys are doing stuff. and we'll hear every now and then from the pilot, all right 15 minutes in. we haven't been painted. meaning no one's seen us. so what i'm doing between hearing this, i learn of a sniper on recon surveillance mission get very boring for 72 hours watching something. so i would learn to count to keep my mind occupied. so i'm counting from zero to one thousand and one thousand to zero and speeding up and slowing down. another 30 minutes, haven't been painted. so you feel better. and i

so the only really sovereign nation today is the imperial nation. this is not just in the ivory tower that these accusations are booted around. in fact after the great tragedy of the boston bombing, the neighbors of the tsarnaevs said he went ranting about the american empire. by the way, president obama, this accusation of the u.s. as an empire has been out there to prevalently since 2003 but not only does bush but oer balm ob out about this and obama toll the un last year cold the notion of an empire isn't born out by america's current policy. we seek a world in which nations do not covet the land or resources of other nations. the president said this. about an hour later, there was a commentary about this on democracy now. a radio station associated with the nation. at that time, the commentator said, quote, obama basically came out and said the united states is an empeerialist nation and we will do whatever we need to conquer areas and take resources from the world unquote. i don't know what machine he put it in to get that translation out but t

the only sovereign nation today is the imperial nation. now, this is not just an ivory tower that these accusations are booted around. very sadly after the great tragedy of the boston marathon last year, the person who engineers that bombing, his neighbored were interviews and they said he went around ranting about the american empire shortly before he set off the bomb that killed so many insent people in boston last year. president obama, this accusation of the empire has been out there so prevalently since 2003, that not only did george bush but also barack obama, both come out about this. and barack obama told the un last year, quote, the notion of an american empire isn't born out by america's current policy. we seek a world where a nation does not covet land or resources above nations. president said this. about an hour later, there was a commentary about this on democracy now. a radio station associated with the nation. and that time the commentator said, quote, obama basically came out and said the united states is an imperialist na

for example in iraq, we were invited in, the united states by a sovereign nation, a sovereign government. the iraqi government. we're working with the sovereign elected government. we're working with a military in iraq. syria is a different situation, but the strategy doesn't change, it isn't different. our strategy is an anti-isil strategy and the president has said we've all said we will go after isil because they threaten us clearly. >> rose: in syria you have president assad, bashar al assad and therefore there are some people who are part of the coalition believe that the fight must be to overturn him as strong as it is to combat isil. >> that's true. there are many interests and many reviews on assad. our view has not changed that assad must go. >> rose: you have to fight him as well as fight isil. >> well, first our strategy is anti-isil. what we're doing is to support the iraqi government in every way we can. we have been doing that consistently and at a very high rate of assistance the last six months. that also carries over into eastern syria. as we have said there are no borde

unfortunately, while we were talking about that sovereign nation, we showed you images of the macedonia neighbor to the south. our apologies. the correct answer to the gps challenge question is, c. according to the report, the united states outspends russia, china, and india combined in raw dollars are but russia spent slightly more than the u.s. as a percentage of gdp. it's township a quarter of a percentage point of the country's gdp. it underscores just how much the kremlin values its space program. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week, and i will see you next week. . >>> developing news. isis claiming to behead another american. this time it appears aide worker peter kasic is a victim in a group slaying by the terrorists. >>> then president barack obama now revealing there are circumstances that would force him to put boots on the ground in the fight against isis. what he says would have to happen. >>> plus, more revelations from the michael brown shooting investigation. we asked attorney for brown's parents what the new police audio and video mean for the gra

at this point is kind of when you couldn't hear but you could feel, okay, now we're in a sovereign nation. we don't know if they can see us or not. and if they do, they can justifiably shoot us down. and we can't do anything about that. everyone's handling this in their own way. to realize that i can take a missile right now and blow up at any time, wondering what it feels like to get shot out of the sky. do you die right away? or do you die when you fall? so i'm sitting a little bit forward to the pilot in front of me. i'm kind of looking around. and guys were doing weird stuff. some guys fell asleep. a guy put his ipod in. he was going to listen to music. other guys are doing stuff. and we'll hear every now and then from the pilot, all right, 15 minutes in, we haven't been painted. meaning no one's seen us. and we're flying low. so what i was doing in between hearing this was counting. i learned as a sniper on recon and surveillance missions it gets very boring for 72 hours watching something. so i would learn to count to keep my mind occupied. so i'm counting from zero to a thousand an

>> about a 90% chance we weren't coming back, just because we're flying into a sovereign nation with technology. if they see us, they could shoot us down and it would be justifiable because we're in their air space without permission, invading their country. but the guys were serious. we were there to do it. we knew the risks and we accepted them. so, it was guys accepting that we're in a dangerous position. >> and you've got to figure that even if you make it to the compound -- >> well, that's another -- >> who knows what's there? >> well, that's another part of the reason, because if he is there, a tactic al qaeda used to use is they would rig the house with explosives, a homemade improvised explosive device to blow the house up, and that was designed to kill a mass amount of troops entering the house. so, we figured if any house would have this, it would be this house. then when we found him and his courier, his bodyguards, if anybody was wearing suicide vests, it would be them. so, the house getting blown up, possibly getting shot down, suicide bombers, and then running out of ga

the only sovereign nation today is the imperial nation. now, this is not just in the ivory tower that these accusations are booted around. very sadly after the great tragedy of the boston marathon last year, dzhokhar tsarnatsaern who engineered that bombing, his neighbors were interviewed and said he went around ranting about the american empire shortly before he set off the bomb that killed so many innocent people in boston last year. president obama, this accusation of the empire has been out there so prevalently since 2003, that not only did george bush but also barack obama, both come out about this. and barack obama told the u.n. last year, quote, the notion of an american empire isn't born out by america's current policy. we seek a world where a nation does not covet land or resources above nations. president said this. about an hour later, there was a commentary about this on democracy now, a radio station associated with the nation. and that time the commentator said, quote, obama basically came out and said the united states is an

any longer will be regime change in a sovereign nation. don't think that should be part of our official policy. people say that they don't like that the president set a red line and didn't honor it. i think the president did exactly what he said he would do with respect to the red line on chemical weapons. if you use them, we're going to take action. we did. there was a diplomatic follow-on. chemical weapons stockpile has been destroyed. i think the president did what he said he would do there. what the president should not have said, i don't think we should be in the business of saying assad must go or others must go. we don't set the timetable for change in regime in other nations. we've been bad at it when we tried and we should step back from thinking we should set it. i don't think assad is a butcher. these crimes are horrible, the barrel bombing, the chemical weapons. they violated many international protocols. but we still don't set the timetable of a regime change for another nation. we should be out of the regime change business.

and esther about this and basically i think you explain to him at the time first of all the sovereign nation of canada, country, was a producer. where does stay -- sai second production. it is going to be produced. next all it's going to go somewhere because there's demand for the product. there's a demand for it. with all that being said it didn't take me too long to reply to i think if you call four years ago that in west virginia we have all the common sense and good people like louisiana and we felt if this product is going to be sold, why would you buy from your friends versus the enemy that we supplied resources to be used against us? that was the one that resonates with west virginians. i know it does with louisianians. the other thing is i understand 1000 american companies already a thousand american companies, and west virginia not to say but you been able to do and help the people in louisiana, all the jobs they've gotten, it would be a tremendous windfall for all of us. i can't for the life of me understand why we haven't to date been able to move this piece of legislation forwar

louisiana and asked her about this and basically i think you explain to me at the time that the sovereign nation of canada was going to produce it. so we have no production of this product. and then it's going to go somewhere and there is a demand for it. with all that being said it didn't take me too long to in west virginia we have a little bit of common sense and we felt that this product is going to be sold and we are buying this around the world and these are the ones that resonate with west virginia's situation. the other thing is there are a thousand american companies already in west virginia, not to say what you've been able to do is to help them with all the jobs they have been doing, it's a tremendous one for all of us that we can count on. and for the life of me i can't understand why we haven't today been able to move this piece of legislation for it. but the minority leader and the majority leader talked about this and how it's time for us to work together. there's not a better piece of legislation to show that we have heard the result and we have heard it and if you've heard nothi

nation exhibit. this exhibit is a tangible reminder of the federal government's relationship with sovereign tribal nations of this country. it's also a reminder of the moral and legal obligations that the united states has to honor and uphold our treaties with indian countries. the united states has 566 recognized tribes as sovereign entities with their own governments and their own laws. sovereign is a key word, a treaty is formal, written agreements between sovereign states. and the constitution clearly states that a treaty is a supreme law of the land. the documents shown in this exhibit may be on parchment or on hide and displayed behind glass cases but don't mistake them for relics of the past. these are living, breathing documents that inform our policies to this very day. history shows that the newly formed government of this country learned a lot from its relationship with indian country. the early leaders of this nation base many of the guiding principles that we cherish today on the enlightened democratic tenants of these tribal governments. one of the very first treaties entered into by the uni

is a sovereign nation. into iraq be invited to help.told the premise that he had a problem and he had to deal with it. working not just invaded iraq without the sovereign country, government cted inviting us in. even though we were talking to the government, it is important to use state this. a new government did not take september of this year. thenwe were invited in in summer. to be invited in. that is first. on iran, this demonstration is aware of the danger of iran. the president said again his policy is the same as president bush policy. iran will not and cannot have a nuclear weapon. that we ush policy was would dismantle and make sure they were not have the ability. this demonstration has written an agreement that the protocol will be protected policy. been talking ve talks have at the been about after the united nations. it is to dismantle, to do all we want to do to the iran away from capacity or capability of building a nuclear weapon. the department has responsibility to continue to provide the president with all the options

west of can, lead international community's response to russian interfering in activities of sovereign nationukraine or confront isis on the ground in iraq or syria, the president is taking a leading role in all those things, to make sure the united states plays a role in generation. we're mobilizing the international community to deal with tough problems. to give you one example, there is one thing that congress dan do to demonstrate that the american people are united in pursuit of a strategy critical to our national security. so the president mentioned last night, yesterday at his news conference that he is going to start working with congress, democrats and republicans to pass a new authorization to use military force that reflects the fight that is actually underway against isil in iraq and syria right now. the president believes he has all the authority he needs based on authorization to use military force passed by congress in 2001 but the president believes we can update and right size an authorization to use military force that will send a clear signal to the world that congress, dem

any longer will be a regime change in the sovereign nation. i don't think there should be part of darfur shall policy. people say they don't like that the president said a red line and did not honor it. i think the president did exactly what he said he do with respect to the red line on chemical weapons. he used them i will take action and we did. there was a diplomatic follow on. i think the president did do what he said he was going to do but i don't think we should be in the business of saying assad must go. we don't set the timetable for a change in regime and other nations. we have been bad at it when we have tried and we should step back in the idea thinking we should set it. i don't think assad is a butcher. the crimes are terrible that there'll bombing in the chemical weapons violated many protocols but we still lost we still lots of the timetable of a regime change for another nation. i think we should be added out of the regime change business. i don't think they front on we have to change aside out should be part of this authorizati

. >> at this point you feel okay we are in a sovereign nation.ow if they can see us or not and if they do they can justify it and shoot us down. it's a weird feeling to realize i can take a mist el right now and blow up at any time. wondering what it feels like when you get shot out of the sky. i am sitting a little forward i am kind of looking around. guys were doing weird stuff. some guys fell asleep. some guy put his ipod in. he was listening to music. other guys were doing stuff. we will hear every now and then from the pilots. 15 minutes in we haven't been painted i was on recognizance surveillance missions where you get bored. i always counting from 0 to 1,000 and a,000 to zero. speeding it up and slowing it down keeping my mind working. we hear another 30 minutes haven't been painted. refreshing, calm, just awesome. we feel better then it's 45 minutes there are guys behind us they are the bigger target if they get hit. >> the plan was the chinook helicopters to veer off to the north and set down in a rendezvous point. >> he was the bestsel

any longer will be regime change in a sovereign nation. i don't think that should be part of our official policy. people say that they don't like that the president set a red line and didn't honor it. i think he did what he said he would do with respect to the red line on chemical weapons. if you use them, we will take action. we did. there was a diplomatic follow off. the stockpile has been destroyed. the president did what he said he would do. what the president should not have said -- i don't think we should be in the business of saying assad must go or others must go. we don't set the timetable for change in regime in other nations. we have been bad at it when we tried. we should step back from thinking we should set it. these crimes are horrible. the coming, chemical weapons, they violated international protocols but we don't set the timetable of a regime change for another nation. we should be out of the business. so i don't think a front-on we got to change assad out should be part of this authorization. >> love to go to the audienc

and asked her about this and basically i think you explain to me at the time first of all the sovereign nationcanada was going to produce it so we had no say in the production of this product. it was going to be produced in xl is going to go somewhere because there's a demand of the marketplace. there's a demand for it but all that being said it didn't take long to reply as you recall four years ago that in west virginia we have a little bit of common sense and good people like in louisiana and we felt that this product is going to be sold and we are buying this type of product around the world why would you buy from your friends verses the enemies that we have supplied resources to to be used against us? i was the one that resonates with west virginians and i know it resonates with louisiana and sprayed the other thing is i'm understanding 1000 american companies already 1000 american companies senator in west virginia not to say what you have been able to do to help the people in louisiana and the jobs they have gotten from this it would be a tremendous windfall for all of us at that somethi

about this and basically i think you explained to me at the time th that, first of all, the sovereign nation of canada, the country, was going to produce it so we had no say into the production of this product. it's going to be produced. and next of all, it's going to go somewhere because there's demand for the product in the marketplace. there's a demand for it. with all that being said, it didn't take my too long to reply to you, i think if you recall, four years ago that in west virginia, we have a little bit of common sense and we've got good people, like louisiana, and we felt if this product is going to be sold and we're buying this type of a product around the world, why wouldn't you buy from your friends versus the enemies that we have supplied resources to to be used against us? that was the one that resonates with west virginians. i know it resonates with louisianans. the other thing is, is i'm understanding there are a thousand american companies already, a thousand american companies, senator, and west virginia, not to say what you've been able to do and help the people in louisi

now, let's also remember iraq is a sovereign nation. we have to be invited in to iraq to help. we were telling prime minister maliki he had a problem. he was going to have to deal with it. we couldn't have just arbitrarily, i suppose we could have, invaded iraq without the sovereign country and the elected government of iraq inviting us in. we were not. we were not asked to help, even though we were talking to the iraqi government. so i think it's important we just set the stage, this also is at the time you recall, congressman, iraq was at the front end of changing governments. the new government didn't take over, if you recall, until september of this year. but even then, we were invited in, in late summer, and we did get involved in it, in late summer, but we had to be invited in, and so that's first. on iran, this administration is very aware of the dangers of iran and the president has said, again, that his policy is the same as president bush's policy. >> that's not the same as president bush's policy but continue. >> on iran it is, that iran will not, cannot have a nucle

ratios across sovereign developed nations ultimately central banks become politicized. half the problem draghi has is balancing germany's need for lack of intervention. their need to not see policies that could be inflationary down the line. and ultimately that is impacting his ability to actually put in place some of these measures that the market is looking for. at ultimately was the -- the corporate bond bank recently and it would not surprise me if that had come from draghi's camp in that he wanted to put a shot across the bows of the bundesbank. there are other ways that i can get around the issue. >> just a question here. the reason the rift matters is it is possible that the a.b.s. program, the bond program will not be enough to expand the balance is sheet to the extent that the e.c.b. has signaled it wants to do so. maybe as much as $1 trillion and therefore more measures may be needed. we will get better indications today. would you like to see numbers? no doubt. you're in the markets. what kind of numbers do you expects to hear today or would you like to hear

any longer will be regime change in a sovereign nation. i don't think that should be part of our official policy. people say that they don't like that the president set a red line and didn't honor it. i think the president did exactly what he said he would do with respect to the red line on chemical weapons. if you use them, we're going to take action. we did. there was a diplomatic follow-on. chemical weapons stockpile has been destroyed. i think the president did what he said he would do there. what the president should not have said, i don't think we should be in the business of saying assad must go or others must go. we don't set the timetable for change in regime in other nations. we've been bad at it when we tried and we should step back from thinking we should set it. i don't think assad is a butcher. these crimes are horrible, the barrel bombing, the chemical weapons. they violated many international protocols. but we still don't set the timetable of a regime change for another nation. we should be out of the regime change business

a few votes go against you, i would guess it's even more important when you're dealing with sovereign nationsng at the same table. >> absolutely. with a currency that exists without a political union only with the economic union. it's incredibly tough. i would highlight that there are so many people who assume the ecb that mario draghi will do whatever it takes. it is not clear that he can do it. >> that is interesting. that is where the market was -- exactly. >> michelle, thank you. >> we've got to go. >> we'll be watching. >> okay. >>> when we come back, can google find the cure for autism? what the tech giant is doing to help 10,000 people affected by the disease. there should be a truck leaving now. i got it. now jump off the bridge. what? in 3...2...1... are you kidding me? go. right on time. right now, over 20,000 trains are running reliably. we call that predictable. thrillingly predictable. sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme