Why Assad sees an opening for dialogue with the U.S.

Name: Why Assad sees an opening for dialogue with the U.S.
Uploaded: 2015-03-28T00:43:36Z
Duration: P361S
Description: Syrian President Bashar al-Assad sat down for an interview with PBS host and CBS News anchor Charlie Rose on Thursday in Damascus. Assad denied reports of chemical weapon use by his military and signaled openness to dialogue with the United States. Rose joins Judy Woodruff to discuss what he learned in the interview and the state of Damascus today.

Clip: Season 2015 | 6m 1s

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad sat down for an interview with PBS host and CBS News anchor Charlie Rose on Thursday in Damascus. Assad denied reports of chemical weapon use by his military and signaled openness to dialogue with the United States. Rose joins Judy Woodruff to discuss what he learned in the interview and the state of Damascus today.

Aired: 03/27/15

Rating: NR

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