they didn t count on the homeowner fighting back. it was over in seconds and as the attackers ran off, one without his mask, the camera got a god look at him. so far, no arrests. jenna: scary video, though. right now the syrian regime taking the world stage with the address today at the u.n. general assembly. syria s foreign minister denied the al-assad regime used chemical weapons on its own people and it will abide by a u.s. and russian deal to turn over chemical weapons. my next guest says that will be hard to enforcement the director of the documentary u.n. me. you look at the ironies of the u.n. what do you find ironic with the situation in syria? where do i begin? thanks for having me on again. you know, last time the first time i was here, you had me in studio and the subsequent interview we ve conducted, i ve
abuse our authority. clapper says the focus remains on uncovering secret plans and intentions of foreign adversaries. but to be clear, reams of information are kept on americans. jenna: we ve been watching this incredible tape of a violent home invasion. how this terrifying incident ends, we ll show you more video. also the al-assad regime on the world stage. syria speaking of the general assembly today. next we ll break down how the u.n. is dealing with the agreement to find and destroy syria s chemical weapons.
been down at the dungeon. am i supposed to read something into this? jenna: no. just new studio growing pains. we always enjoy having you on. because you ve looked so deeply at the u.n. and when we read about the u.n., we brush over it. you re right. this is the u.n. that s where this is supposed to happen. with the stance on chemical weapons, why do you have concerns where this goes from here? you use the word irony to lead off the segment and i think the word irony was really created to describe the united nations. it s saturated with irony and hypocrisy and i think no greater example is having al-assad address the u.n. while he s slaughtering hundreds of thousands of his own people. i think this is par for the course for this organization and i think that the u.n. general assembly is the showcase for it all. you mentioned they had a resolution and that s nice.
has now netted taxpayers $28 billion in profit. that was passed by his predecessor. god to see you. thanks. good to see you. i m glad you mentioned tarp. people forget about that. those companies did pay back with interest. gregg: they did. $28 billion profit for taxpayers. thanks. thank you. jenna: we re going to turn to overseas news next. we may have negotiated some sort of deal with the al-assad regime and russia and the chemical weapons. syria s military is continuing to get special training outside their country. they are the ones that are fighting in syria s civil war, the main actor and why it matters coming up. prince harry is known as a cool guy around town but he was really chilling out last night. why the british prince spent the night in a freezer.
30th month now. more than 100,000 people killed since it began and now a brand new report reveals in recent weeks, bus loads of militia men from iraq and syria and other nags arrived at an iranian military base just miles outside tehran to train with these men, the iranian revolutionary guard. their mission, to fortify the al-assad regime against attacks from rebel groups backed by the united states and israel. syria and iran have always been allies. it wasn t as big in the beginning but apparent it will has certainly picked up the last year and that aid from iran is helping al-assad stay in power. we have the vice president of the american foreign policy council. nice to have you back on the program. great to be here. jenna: we re also hearing at the same time there may be some new efforts to negotiate with iran about their nuclear program.