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and for more let's bring in daniel gary locke middle east analyst and editor in chief of zenith magazine and thank you so much for joining us this evening thank you for the invitation if we see this resolution passed how likely is it that we could see a cease fire. first of all it's totally possible that this sort of lucian will pass because. russia and the syrian regime might be able to capitalize capitalize on it like if. the prize the political price they get for this is good then they would pass the river the resolution but i think even if the resolution passes it would there would be a certain delay of the implementation for i don't know maybe a day or two maybe three days which would give the syrian regime and its allies militias enough time to make some progress on the ground and then the situation might freeze for a moment saudi arabia turkey qatar other countries that have the little bit of cloud still on the rebel militias inside the east of the border and yes maybe they can evacuate the fighters and thereby reduce the casualties because that would reduce the force of the aeria

have with me here in the studio middle east analyst daniel baer lucky is also the editor in chief of zenith magazine and daniel thank you so much for joining us this evening thank you as we just heard we have this report basically from from syrian state television telling us that you know that the syrian regime is about to assist the kurds in this fight against turkey. could this just be tactical mis information or do you think that this is actually the case. no i don't think i think it's tactical but i don't think it's misinformation because such a move would make sense and could also be lead to a face saving solution for all the conflict parties involved here. that's a bold statement so i should probably explain why i think the p.y.t. and its affiliated militias in this area the kurdish militias that are considered a terrorist organization by ankara they have strong enough rain but they have no way to move out of they have no way to defend it in the long term so on the other hand they can give the turkish army a very very difficult time and so they're minister because they would say as lo

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mean and finally it's great to have daniel gala on the show he is the founder and editor in chief of zenith a magazine on the islamic world and he says no player can pretend to be surprised the u.s. some european countries but also russia created a set of false expectations and they knew that this would happen. so this is very much a case of one man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist to quote that old saying so let me start out by asking all of you to share your views on whether in fact to one is justified in viewing the syrian kurdish fighters as a terrorist threat and i'll start out by asking you do the caribbean turkey says that the y.p. gee that's the acronym that stands for this syria northern syrian kurdish militia is associated with the kurdistan workers party the p.k. k. which the us and the e.u. do recognize as a terrorist group is he right well that the fact that the that there is an association between these two groups is a fact in the sense that they share a certain. you know i think heritage political affiliation having said that they are two separate organizations wi

the tea party was at its zenith at that point.gainst federal spending, the deficit was exploding after wars in iraq and afghanistan, improving the financial rescue package, and te assistance to help deal with the stimulus package that democrats approved by the federal deficit was going up and republicans, then in control of the house of representatives, said we want to curb federal spending. one of the things that they put in where these sequestration caps. that was part of the exchange, the deal. if we are going to raise the debt limit, we have to have an exchange here and that was imposing these sequestration caps. fast forward seven years ago. you don't hear much about the tea party anymore. what is the exchange this time forces putting the debt ceiling until march 19th, that is the -- i take that back. it suspends the debt ceiling until march of 2019, so two years from now. what is the trade-off? this time, they say, to get the debt ceiling suspended, we have to remove the spending caps. that is almost the reverse of what the