weapons out of syria. and they just -- they feel the u.s. has pledged for a long time to get assad out, president bashir al assad and have not done anything to fix things in syria, as the violence has gotten out of control. so the administration is going to try to reassure saudi arabia that the political process in geneva is working, they're trying to get a diplomatic solution here, and that -- the u.s. remains heavily involved in syria and very engaged. >> we're always looking when prime minister netanyahu comes to town. it's -- you never kind of know what's going to happen. it can be dramatic, it can be contentious. are they getting along. they don't always have the president obama and netanyahu haven't historically had the best relationship. and we're always kind of waiting, right? there's obviously talk of trying to revive the mid east peace process. what are we expecting, do you think, between them and in terms of really accomplishing something? >> well, we have -- they have a lot of issues on their plate, obviously. and, you know, last time around,