have never supported the use of military force of U. S. military force in this conflict and I still don't I

moderate forces we help to unite and build up today. To that end, my strategy

would be to draw the moderates together and back them up as one force. And we

the U. S. should try to do what they can what's possible to make that sorted now I thought it would be a lot easier to do that two

done. We saw, in the Iraq surge, how Islamic moderates can be pulled away

we forcefully engaged in empowering right moderate rebels earlier in this conflict today we would have more and better options before us but

working to common purpose. And if there's anything that moderate forces in Syria

mass executions are not in favor of arming them I'm in favor of trying to continue to identify moderate elements coach

need to articulate conservative domestic policy with a laser focus on

we appealed it to the U. S. court of appeals I personally argued the case before the U. S. court of appeals and

stood up and fought the world we went to the U. S. Supreme Court I argued the case twice before the U. S. Supreme Court defending on

any deal that undermines U. S. national security and I recognize that didn't that the

there's nobody in Syria that can deal with these guys other than not so Mr per gas and Syria create

chain of custody that we control that they can keep control those weapons I think it's gotten harder to do that I will confess that it's gotten harder and I may be harder to identify those types of rebels now but

look again I don't know what to think and undermines the U. S. position globally on national security I will say this though I think one of the things that made this very

with with obviously %HESITATION well the first thing we need to do is put together a coalition with our sin allies in the region I