movement. the syrian government doesn t have freedom of movement. just a couple of weeks ago when there was a small u.n. team, all they wanted to do was get to a site outside damascus, and if you remember, a few sniper rounds were fired at their convoy and they went right back to their hotels and postponed their movement for over 24 hours. that was just a few sniper rounds let alone a larger team trying to krisz cross the nation, moving between rebel areas and government areas looking for we weres that only the syrian government knows exactly how much they are and where they are. i think it s logistically impossible, frankly. richard engel, thank you very much. thanks for joining us from turkey. well, florida congresswoman debbie wasserman-schultz joins us from the hill. what are you hearing from your constituents about this? well, andrea, my constituents, like many of my colleagues constituents andlike