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what you need what you need to do is you need to work on the kurds, continue to work with the kurds, and you need to recognise that syria has vast territory. you need to work with the rebels, and locked into better fighting. you need to do something about the barrel bombs that rains on them. if bashar al-assad is continues to weaken the forces fighting i.s.i.s. we'll continue to compromise the fight. >> will we look at this as a turning point in the war, or is it really more about turkish domestic needs? >> i think the answer can be yes to both. i hope that turkey will follow through on it. efforts now to clampdown on the border and use i.s.i.s. to get their supplies across. an effort would have blows on i.s.i.s., and a bigger effect on the coalition air strikes. what was turkey doing for the last 18 months. >> really letting i.s.i.s. and other groups go across the border as they wished. it worked for turkey they were targetting bashar al-assad in a way that benefitted turkey's strategic objective. >> this is not a side on side war, and never has been. it's a triangular war. >> it's

of being able to overturn this i absolutely agree with the gentleman and the friends of ethic you you need to do that tonight and stop all this quibbling about nonprofit larry bush is right they have to report it to the irs they should be reporting it to you, too. >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioners i'm bob i'm a member of the friends of ethics and on this commission from 96 to 2000 i'm speaking in support of the proposed legislation that you've got before you and this commission has always had a problem of exerting it's power this commission has a lot of power and afraid to project that power it is sub servant it bows down to all the appointed officials it bows counsel to the board the chapter didn't say that you folks have a lot of power you need to exert as commissioner vice president andrews pointed out the nonprofits could be a problem i have a problem nonprofits are not what they were a few years ago mop can be a nonprofit and hide under all kinds of legal jargon so it is not the same group that were bringing or going after city funding unfortunately, many of the nonprofits

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i want to show you the front page from "bild." it says we needncellor with the throw back to their past there as you can see. a lot of people are angry at the idea that there could be haircuts on the loans that other taxpayers around europe are owed. which is in essence what the greek prime minister is after. i thought this was interesting from paul donovan at ubs. he says there are two practical requirements that we need out of what is going on, one, the eurozone needs to trust the greeks on its implementation. that's huge because it's so far apart. secondly, bank customers in greece need to trust that greece will remain within the euro to stop the run on the greek banks, both of those in somewhat of an understatement, paul says, is a rather difficult task. things are moving rapidly. i'll hand it back to you. >> we'll keep our eye on the stock market, of course. the dow down two or three, ten-year back below 2.20. a rough day for the markets. the nasdaq down over 1.5%. we'll talk more about that when "squawk alley" comes back. but what if you co

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