David Remnick

What do you hope the American government does and why?

So in other words, it's an operation that's an extension of what happened last June, right?

rather than a full-blown invasion or decapitation of the regime.

Thank you, David.

It's a pleasure.

Kareem Sajidpour is a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

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We took our teams out and deployed in two-man teams over the edges of the trails into the little nooks and crannies and the gullies that he could have slipped and fallen into.

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We haven't ruled out the possibility of suicide, but we don't have any evidence to support that that's what he came here to do.