>> it was certainly a very interesting debate. first of all, good afternoon. no, we're not where we need to be yet but we're attempting to get there. i don't think any of the candidates on either side -- and i've been attempting to be apolitical on this -- have missed the mark. what secretary clinton did yesterday was basically outline what the president is doing already and so did the other kanld damtds frankly. but she added to that a no-fly zone. and anyone that's been involved in establishing a no-fly zone knows there are certain conditions you have to meet and that is a throwaway line that's been bouncing around washington for people who are unniche yalted. senator sanders basically said we have to lead from behind. they both agreed with the fact that we can't put ground troops, it would be a strategic mistake to put large numbers of ground troops from america on the ground in syria. i agree with that. governor o'malley basically said we need more intelligence and we need to separate usa i.d. from the state department.