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September 27th, 2013
11:31 PM ET
U.N. approves Syria weapons resolution
In a 15-0 vote, the U.N. Security Council approved a plan demanding Syria turn over its chemical weapons. Nick Paton Walsh reports.
September 20th, 2013
01:21 AM ET
Syria like Bosnia?
CNN has learned Syria has moved some of its chemical weapons after the U.S. and Russia reached a diplomatic deal. The first deadline under that plan is this Saturday. The panel debates whether the war in Bosnia is really a model for the current crisis in Syria.
September 20th, 2013
12:57 AM ET
Senator John McCain takes on Putin
Senator John McCain is responding to Russian President Vladamir Putin's recent op-ed in the New York Times. He's reaching out directly to the Russian people with an op-ed of his own. It was published on a Russian website, and Senator McCain questions whether Putin fulfilled his promise to restore Russia's greatness.
September 13th, 2013
01:28 AM ET
The politics and practicalities of a Syria deal
There are new claims today the Assad regime began moving chemical weapons to Lebanon and Iraq. If that's true it would further complicate the job of disarming Syria's chemical arsenal. Anderson discussed all of this with former Chief U.S. Weapons Inspector David Kay, and Senior Political Analyst David Gergen.
September 13th, 2013
01:24 AM ET
Talks on Syria begin
Secretary of State John Kerry is in Geneva, Switzerland meeting with his Russian counterpart on a potential diplomatic solution on Syria. But there are serious questions about how much the two can accomplish, and what's really on the table. Jim Sciutto reports from Geneva.
September 12th, 2013
01:05 AM ET
Is disarming the Assad regime "Mission Impossible"?
David Kay was America's chief weapons inspector in Iraq, and he says there are likely hundreds of people qualified to search for chemical weapons in Syria. But he estimates the job would we require at least 2,000 inspectors. Anderson spoke to him and former CIA officer Bob Baer about what the inspectors would do once they are inside Syria, and the difficulty of completing their mission.
September 12th, 2013
01:01 AM ET
Disarming Syria's Chemical Stockpile
The United States and Russia agreed to give up chemical weapons, and more than 15 years later the job of destroying them is still not done. That effort will be far more difficult in Syria where weapons inspectors will have to work in the middle of a brutal civil war. Nic Robertson reports.
September 12th, 2013
12:59 AM ET
Senator McCain on Russia's plan for Syria
Senator John McCain is a long time supporter of American military
intervention in Syria's civil war. He speaks to Anderson and voices his
concerns about the diplomatic deal Russia is working to broker.
McCain even questions why Secretary John Kerry is flying to Geneva to meet
with his Russian counterpart, instead of holding that meeting in New York.
Does the U.S. have credibility on Syria without the threat of military
force? Anderson asked that question to former Bush administration national
security official Mike Doran and Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger.
September 11th, 2013
01:26 AM ET
Syrian "voice of truth" on America's options
Zaidoun has seen and suffered the brutality of the Assad regime. The Syrian activist has been jailed in Syria at least twice. Zaidoun joins the panel to weigh in on the latest diplomatic moves and the threat of American military force.
September 11th, 2013
01:06 AM ET
Did Pres. Obama's speech change minds?
John King has the result of a CNN instant poll taken moments after the President's address on Syria. Was this a game changer? Anderson and his panel breakdown the numbers.
