we are going to train up the locals -- in tickets difficult in syria because our fight is against isis but the syrian rebels to a large extent are interested in bringing down assad, rather than necessarily going over isis. some of them in order to survive go back and forth between the two groups. this is the problem that we have, when we vet and figure out who is really going to go after isis versus this whole assad issue going on, the group gets narrower and narrower because we don't want to train these people to be fighting assad, rather than our primary concern, which is to go after isis. so this is one of the reasons why just the vetting process has been incredible and we really haven't been able to get the people into the training group and then once we train them, they're not necessarily again doing what it is that we need, what our fight is against isis. and so i always thought that