Question: families certainly need the help. that’s for sure. let me ask you about some of the emerging situations, most recently, syria. you’ve seen the images; you know the situation very well. do you believe at this point you need to investigate in order to say what seems obvious, which is, we need to do more to stop the violence in syria, that the u.s. needs to do more?
Answer: well, we are right now gathering information about this particular event, but i can say that unlike some of the evidence that we were trying to get earlier that led to a u.n. investigator going into syria, what we’ve seen indicates that this is clearly a big event of grave concern. and, you know, we are already in communications with the entire international community. we’re moving through the u.n. to try to prompt better action from them. and we’ve called on the syrian government to allow an investigation of the site, because u.n. inspectors are on the ground right now. we don’t expect cooperation, given their past history, and, you know, what i do believe is that – although the situation in syria is very difficult and the notion that the u.s. can somehow solve what is a sectarian, complex problem inside of syria sometimes is overstated…
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  families certainly need the help. that’s for sure. let me ask you about some of the emerging situations, most recently, syria. you’ve seen the images; you know the situation very well. do you believe at this point you need to investigate in order to say what seems obvious, which is, we need to do more to stop the violence in syria, that the u.s. needs to do more?
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  well, we are right now gathering information about this particular event, but i can say that unlike some of the evidence that we were trying to get earlier that led to a u.n. investigator going into syria, what we’ve seen indicates that this is clearly a big event of grave concern. and, you know, we are already in communications with the entire international community. we’re moving through the u.n. to try to prompt better action from them. and we’ve called on the syrian government to allow an investigation of the site, because u.n. inspectors are on the ground right now. we don’t expect cooperation, given their past history, and, you know, what i do believe is that – although the situation in syria is very difficult and the notion that the u.s. can somehow solve what is a sectarian, complex problem inside of syria sometimes is overstated…