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the leader of jews in lebanon he just orded the building of two mosques one in his hometown of muck tada. he orded the onmuslim jews to train like them. he doesn't believe the u.s. has a viable counter terrorism or counter isis plan. if he thought otherwise then he would probably think that's not a threat and we can survive. >> interesting. andrew, again, i will ask for the same question. how did we get to this place where three years ago or a little more than three years ago, march 2011, when the syrian rebelion started and the strategic common wisdom was to help topple assad would be a good thing because it would weaken the iranians. and now more than three years later where we are where we are our concern is isis and we're protecting assad and the iranians are someone we seek help from? how did this happen? if you want to talk about it a little bit not just what's happened in the region but what's happened here in washington. best article he i've ever seen summing up the administration's approach more recent article, i guess, there have been lots of light footprint, leave them behind.