Assad's Syria & Cost of Climate Change (VICE on HBO: Season 5, Episode 1)

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After six years of civil war, Bashar al-Assad, Syria's longtime dictator, is poised to re-take full control of his country; VICE Founder Shane Smith investigates the economic stakes of denying climate change.
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[@figtree9806]

VICE "Nonfiction Program" 😂😂 nothing more than a slanted pro-Islamist caracature for Wahabist militants. Your executives should be hanged as traitors and enemies to the western people for the propaganda you provide to the Islamic scourge

[@SUPERGENKI]

Assad's Syria is better than ISIS's Syria any day. (same as Iraq was a better country under Saddam Hussein than it is now)

[@dyegooliveira821]

There's no islamic propaganda at all... i watched and it was quite neutral, and it makes me start to think "maybe Syria is better with Assad than without him" if you follow the example of other middle east countries that received massive USA intervention. Syria people will suffer? probably, but they need to stop following those islamic barbaric authorities and fundamentalists if they want to achieve peace. And the climate changing part is really important to dismantle those deniers bullshit. (ps: sorry for the bad english... it's not my native language)

[@el_de_enmedio]

I know people just dislike without watching

[@GrahamCracka78]

VICE Go away Al gore.

[@NewMateo]

whatever your political affiliation is, this chick is badass. I don't think I'd have been able to look them in the face and ask half those questions.

[@akllls617]

New Mateo that’s what’s wrong with the new generation of Americans too soft and with no courage

[@RedRider1600]

She's got balls.

[@Jaws10214]

That interview was beyond ignorant. She knew the answers to the questions she pitched. And she knows full well that after 'American media' leave the country, they are going to have to answer for that. I wonder if either of those interviewers are still alive?

[@Loki_Yogi]

Isobel Yeung is THE MOST BADASS investigative journalist ever! She's almost single handedly enlightened me from being a right wing conservative to a much more open minded, informed, and accepting of others. I definitely lean liberal politically now. I do find myself having to rewind the videos every now and then tho! Cuz I'm all mesmerized by her. Trump is the other (much bigger)reason that I've fled the Republican party and the conservative right.

[@samisavage891]

@@Loki_Yogi you give me hope!!! I'd love to talk more if you're interested!

[@bepin-ke5bx]

Ngl that whole 1984, I am Winston smith was the most badass thing I've ever heard

[@snowsurfr]

2 + 2 = 5

[@junhongskungfuclub2804]

Damn... mad respect for her, she is unyieldingly confronting people with hard questions

[@Loopsrainforest]

Isobel is one of the bravest & best reporters on earth. Giant lady balls.

[@bodyloverz30]

Isobel is pathetic, the women solders are brave, not her!

[@bodyloverz30]

This gal is truly pathetic and a sorry excuse for a "journalist": Vice can & must do better!!

[@Loopsrainforest]

George B Pathetic? Really? I don't see many reporters in the streets of war zones around the world let alone female ones. She's a bad ass role model. Also I've known many female welders but never a female solderer.

[@Loopsrainforest]

She was invited on a talk show & she talked. What would you expect a reporter who was on assignment in Syria to do when she was on state sponsored TV? "Clueless bitch"? You seem like a really good person.

[@Loopsrainforest]

Jeff Blount She's a reporter not a humanitarian & trying to figure out people's views & motives is part of the job.

[@tonia2574]

It hurts my heart for the people that are suffering and to see this ancient city brought to ruin. My heart goes out to all the people hurt and families destroyed by any human conflict.

[@dictatorinperpetuity]

"Civilians that rebelled" Yeah they are called rebels.

[@alexbishton1634]

Black Market you’re hired

[@AlBundy310]

More like payed CIA mercs.

[@TheFacelessStoryMaker]

That's a question not often asked during a Revolution. "Then what?" What happens after you depose your leader? Many rebel groups don't think that far ahead. This was something we saw in Egypt for after they deposed their leader an even worse group the Muslim Brotherhood was able to take power.

[@RedRider1600]

I think the Muslim Brotherhood has been deposed in Egypt.

[@vkrgfan]

Iraq is a good example when the U.S. illegally invaded and started the war on false pretences. They removed the leader and Iraq is still a mess until this day.

[@havenprice]

the standard of vice really swings back and forth. please focus more on giving info rather than pushing a narrative / putting people at risk.

[@ambiguousmartin4593]

My friend from Damascus told me that even though Assad has done evil things, life with Assad as their leader was better than living in a war zone. I don't think the people agree with all of his actions(some absolutely horrible) but at least they can live their lives without the fear of being bombed every time they go to the market. What happens after Assad is removed? Who would be in charge? Ideally something democratic, but what if that is undermined, and group like isis takes control? I think these people just want stability even if it is under a ruler like Assad. I am not defending Assad or his actions, I am just trying to understand the different perspectives.

[@Strings-jg2to]

StrangeExistence unfortunately I agree. Just like here. Not everyone agrees on political issues. We in the US have our propaganda too and the media is controlled.

[@IgnarHusky]

StrangeExistence I don't got any say, but I lime sharing my two cents. I'm glad that things seem peaceful with Assad under his control. But he can't be allowed to continue with having his atrocities. At least in a real world, he wouldn't.. I would hope that a Democratic movement takes control and the People take control. Not Jihadists. But people who just want to get the country to prosper again, and then deal with cultural differences peacefully later.

[@thatguy22441]

Living under Assad can't possibly be any worse than living under ISIS.

[@aruytpadyugf]

wow I never thought of it that way, but it sounds very true

[@halfexotic363]

you havent read 1984

[@fonz1anddone713]

As for the Syria portion of VICE I couldn't help but think she kept trying to get the people to speak against Assad or the government in some form or another in wrong doings knowing if they say anything bad they could be jailed or killed. It bothered me that she knew the cost of them publicly speaking out against the regime for her "piece" yet she kept pushing and pushing on these obviously poor,scared, and displaced people. I think it would be fine if she reported what she saw etc...but to get these people to talk on camera is just bullshit. After she's done with her story she goes back to her safe western world and the Syrian people in her story are left to deal with what was horrible conditions. I love VICE programs but this upset me. Just my 2cents

[@IndiependentGame]

TIL, Vice cares more about profit than actual people. What a surprise.

[@devinjefferson2182]

Frank Nere, It was super selfish. Earlier in the video she is told by government minders that she was being watched like 1984/North Korea type of state. She wasnt even aware of being watched until two civilian clothed government agents stopped her. Then after all that she decides to ask two Syrian citizens on a nationally broadcasted t.v station about their take on their own oppressive government with a track record of human rights violations? That's pretty fucked up honestly.

[@savoystylo]

VICE consists of upper-class white liberal yuppies. Of course they're completely self centered and care more about producing a video than they do what happens to the people in the video.

[@RosscoAW]

That was the entire point of consistently pressing everybody to speak out, knowing they wouldn't, and featuring all the propaganda. That's the point she was allowing the audience to draw, without hamfisting it down your throat. If she just wanted to say that and be done with it, the piece could have been 5 minutes. That said, when she asks the citizens if they want to go on the record for an interview to answer some questions, she's obligated to inform them of the questions she'd ask and their content, so they're prepared and know to say the spiel that won't get them imprisoned or killed on camera. She also mentioned a few times "on the record," implying she had multiple conversations with citizens off the record without the cameras on, informing her reporting and investigating behind the scenes (a la, people almost certainly did speak out about Assad to her, but none of them were willing to go on the record and have the statements corroborated by their name, face, and location on international media, as is their right). My point is, VICE and HBO have proven themselves to be very responsible frontline journalists, and I'm quite confident that they presented the piece as they did with full awareness to the safety of their guests and all the others they interacted with off-the-record.

[@andrewcamden]

The arrogance on display in this piece was just appalling. A 19th Century imperial mindset with 20th century technology.

[@joelbennett9014]

41:03 - they used the correct pluralization of attorney general ("attorneys general"). that's some quality reporting right there.

[@leahmarshall1593]

I think it makes a big statement to see Assad's photo on a wall in a town in complete and udder shambles

[@ian5007]

This is incredible. The climate change report is terrifying. Evil and ignorance is so deep in the US government at this point that it left me with nothing but horror and disappointment after hearing everething. The damage will never be reversed as there will always be people who foolishly follow their greed and dark mentalities. It is great to hear that EU is moving in the right direction but who knows truly what all the other countries are up to... Thank you for the great series vice and thank you for spreading the word.

[@lordfarquad8474]

Sea level rising after an ice age has ended is normal. Global sea level rose by a total of more than 120 metres as the vast ice sheets of the last Ice Age melted back. This melt-back lasted from about 19,000 to about 6,000 years ago, meaning that the average rate of sea-level rise was roughly 1 metre per century. They're distorting these facts for their own interest. Just think if you wanted to get ahead in the market. A few genius thought of this GREEN idea and promoted the conspiracy around it - Investing in these so called GREEN Eco friendly products and promoting the masses to promote in this is a way to get a new hold in the market. The earth heating and cooling is a normal cycle and has happened many times. Thing go extinct and another creature establishes a niche and fills in the void. I do agree with pollution being an issue; but by argruing that humans alone are the cause of sea level rising is insane and started by people who were backed by personal interest. So, to another genius out there; Start a convincing conspiracy with natural earth cycles as your main argument. Get a hold of people with money to promote your idea and if you're lucky you and your investors could be the next mogul.

[@joshsteck7261]

@@lordfarquad8474 yeah that's why 99% (or something very close) of scientists agree with climate change and Dr. Soon who said that climate change wasn't a problem was paid off by the oil companies. And that's why the oil companies pay millions of dollars each year to political candidates, right? Sounds like it's the other side selling out. And we are experiencing an enormous reduction in biodiversity. That's not a normal process of extinction

[@thomasrandall7423]

Vice does a really great job with their broadcasting of world events and problems in the United states.

[@kevinna319]

Thank you for putting out a reasonable video Vice.

[@TonyShyaka]

Sometimes I like to think that I am brave, then I remember that people like Isobel Yeung exist

[@Jacobsmith-tj9oj]

Vice is actually getting a little better, I think they've seen all the comments asking for the old vice back, and now we are starting to get that

[@IngeniebrioCivil]

In Syria women can talk freely, not wear burka if dont want it, educate herself, and people want to jihadist take the country?

[@Genius766]

I'm Syrian and u actually made me lolz

[@BrickFilmerPowerlolifk]

Aladino is this true?

[@HassanKhan-fx2no]

Maybe because this is propganda?, the leader is a dictator who jails dissidents and poisons his own people, the people deserve a functioning democracy

[@paulofelipebbraga9634]

That shockingly awkward silence at 13:00!

[@Hayanomie]

It's being translated lol

[@CrusoeAI]

Secular Syria is the best Syria. So, President Assad, please retake the nation and bring peace and prosperity.

[@RandageJr]

I felt bad for those doctors giving away their lives on probably one of the most dangerous places on earth right now.

[@anzshanz]

Didn't expect this from vice. It should have been impartial. Not paint a subconscious color to the documentary. The woman reporter wasn't interviewing, she was arguing in most cases.

[@elizabethannedavis5176]

The interview on the morning show. Awkward. And him saying "what right do you have" she's a boss and has a spine of steel.

[@SlamBash]

22:47 "Beards to the ground" lol

[@ryanfriedman4329]

Shane Smith! I'm happy to see you back! 😊

[@xivok]

VICE becoming CNN when it comes to Assad.

[@manatee2500]

His goons have worked out good ways to make a person suffer for months....then you can set Assad on fire or feed him to the dogs.

[@duval639]

The Bourgeoisies (1%,Elites, Free Masons, Corporations, C.I.A., Military Industrial Complex) have so many Liberal proxies to keep Americans minds trapped on this "Animal Farm" of their making.

[@briztevan]

Great piece, thanks for the upload.

[@Brom24]

She's really good at grilling her interviewees.

[@user-MRG1130]

Latakia looks amazing, and I was shocked to see Syria is able to have a vacation destination.

[@SLACKLINEDUDE]

13:02 - 13:05 A beautiful confrontation.

[@dirkdiggler5525]

she trying to get them killed

[@lakaymichael5860]

Isobel is fucking awwwsome, recently she filmed the Marawi siege here in the Philippines

[@gigilaco]

The reporter is a complete hypocrite.

[@basbarnes8263]

The fuck?

[@lavellbeaty9858]

That interview though..... Vice reporting is the best.

[@tripptucker5158]

22:49 nice deflection Isobel

[@celinelemuria]

Great episode, very insightful!

[@LandonRoy-cv9rt]

I wonder how much selective editing Vice did for the interview footage to make it seem like they have the upper hand & moral high ground

[@giovannypadilla241]

Great documentary guys!! Keep up the great work 👌

[@thehumungus9066]

11:48 Hey! Vsause here.

[@jonathanpalmquist4894]

OK, so EVERYONE they talked to LIKED the government. They didn't even show anyone with a blurred face or anything saying the opposite. The simplest explanation is not some insane conspiracy that the Western educated president who champions a SECULAR state is actually a fundamentalist madman. The simplest explanation is that the Western media, which is controlled by a handful of corporations and billionaires is biased toward the goals of the US military industrial complex, which has so much lobbying power that the military budget uses up more than half of all discretionary spending, and spends more than the next 7 countries military budgets combined.

[@manatee2500]

Maybe....just maybe.... it was the government minders who weren't inclined to allow for such an interview. That's more plausible than your lazy stock explanation.

[@cosmokramer833]

Or, you know, people are that afraid of being found out of having helped western media narratives. But if you reached that conclusion, you can't shill for a police state that regularly uses rape and carpet bombings as a means of repression.

[@wansichen3743]

@Jonathan Pamquist ,a fundamentalist madman ,I could not have described Trump better myself even if I tried

[@frilansspion]

youd say the same for north korea as well of course.

[@humanentity2214]

Francisco Gomez exactly. The journalist was very irresponsible. She would have got her story, packed up and left and these people would face the brunt. Vice makes good films but they are biased

[@asaal7399]

dang what's the music at 46:41 it's pretty cool, great video btw

[@andk1434]

Yet US politicians are still arguing if climate change is real.

[@first5255]

She is one hack of a journalist . Love her way of journalism.

[@elidoubleday8080]

What the fuck is Michael from Vsauce doing in Syria 11:52

[@youssefdarwich6576]

Most of my family is in Syria. They all love Assad. He is a secular leader in a region of theocracy. The "rebels" are barbarians, many being mercenaries from other countries. There a legitimate criticism with Assad but he is the best option. Go ahead and listen to an interview with him. He is very articulate and fluent in english.

[@eagleeye5148]

"80,000 people used to live here.....now it's a ghost town" Some gamers have to get that reference 😂

[@DiscipleOfChristDV]

Some of these Syrians speak impeccable English. Very impressive.

[@tusk3260]

a real journalist NEVER tells his opinion nor the opinion of west nor the east nor anyones opinion a real journalist only shows what he or she see's and whats told they do not question the interviewee yet this girl does it every time someone say's something she doesn't like its not journalists that does this its provocators

[@momoney8068]

you're absolutely correct!!

[@mswen1983]

This is going to be viewed mainly by Americans, most of whom have a preconceived idea of Assad. Addressing how Syrian citizens actually feel about Assad and the war is definitely relevant.

[@cbarbs8277]

This is more the Mexico City scenes in The Holy Mountain than it is 1984

[@anwarobeid919]

Assad will go down as the greatest leader of our time

[@basbarnes8263]

anwar obeid. He certainly will be well known (not as much as his North Korean counterpart). But great? I don’t know about that one, without the Russians making him a total puppet, he would have lost the war. Don’t forget that the regime was on the brink of collapse before Putin came to the rescue and ended up with his fist up Assad’s ass.

[@mabo8766]

I am from uk and been to Syria and I can promise that Assad cares more about humanity than Cameron or may or Blair.

[@deadchannel666]

The host is ungrateful. I'd rather be in a Secular Dictatorship then under sharia law! It's not even close. by 1000 Years.

[@tormundgaint1022]

Who cares what US thinks, leave these people alone. One part rule system works for them.

[@KristopherWilliams_tahmson]

Vice you're ridiculous. Let's imagine for a moment that Russia invaded, let's say Mexico. Mexico becomes factions of different fighting groups vying for power. China begins to fund some of these factions, supplying them with weapons, logistics, and some direction. Now these factions begin to swarm into the United States, attacking the outskirts of major cities and becoming deeply embedded within cities. There are upwards of 2 million of these guerrilla fighters, and the number grows as people from around the world are incentivized to join and take part in this "Civil War". Obviously, geopolitically, there are many states that want to see the 'US regime' toppled. What does the 'US regime' do? Sit ideally by while their institutions of power become threatened by armed groups attempting to reconstruct the nature of them? Do you believe that the biggest military in the world, including the indiscriminate weapons they fight with would sit in hangers due to potential civilian casualties? The US military would destroy ever square inch of the cities, killing as many civilians necessary to regain control of necessary oil fields, and other important sectors. The US regime has displayed an incredibly reactionary and overly violent policy for the last 2 centuries, there would be no reason to think that human rights would play a role in regaining control. The United States intervention in Iraq has killed over a million people, and disrupted the stability in that region of the world. Other states have funded the groups that band together, and there are thousands, upon thousands of fighters that have been imported and exported around since the Russian invasion of Afghanistan, when the CIA and gulf states began to fund fighters to dismantle the little control Russia had over the country. Syria was home to the best healthcare of the Middle East which is universal to this day, and they continue to provide free higher education with stipulations of course. The United States sanctions in 2003 weren't imposed for no reason. What's the best way to topple a government? Make the people suffer. The United States have backed some of the most heinous and brutal dictators the modern world has seen. Look at Iran prior to 1979, Noriega, Pinochet, Saddam Hussein (the Iran-Iraq war was actually initiated by US foreign policy incentives), Suharto, Doe, Mubarak, the overthrow of the democratically elected Greek government post-WW2, and plenty of others. These governments were despicable with no inclinations to implement progressive policies. The Syrian government on the other hand, since switching to Dr Assad in 2000 has been under constant reconstruction to further implement progressive policies. Syria is not necessary a country with a plethora of resources, and their oil sector is a small part of their GDP. Exports and imports are crucial, and with the US sanctions, that irrevocably threw off the balance, and the government had refocus to continue their agenda.

[@BrandonAngelDragon]

Your comment is cut off...

[@YourBeastRoy]

dude why dont you just go ahead and write a book next time hahah are you fucking kidding me with this? who is going to read this..... legit this is the biggest waste of time since the pet rock lol

[@humanentity2214]

Kristopher Williams well said. Now you should be a reporter 👍

[@Blake4014]

You are correct, but nobody is listening :(

[@mikew2610]

Kristopher Williams. Nice input.

[@hateithere1017]

Isn't this episode old?

[@lofibluebird]

This lady is a badass.

[@nayankumar6589]

15.04 best reply to the vice journalist.... Haha

[@nparviz82]

She is so arrogant with her question trying to get under skin of those ppl

[@blt171]

Like a SKATEBOARDING magazine, started a news and documentary branch, and is delivering the most honest and intelligent stuff, far surpassing msnbc, newsy, cnn, and fox(obv). Wow 2019...

[@ZemarRed]

Wow how much propaganda can you squeeze into just under an hour? Holy shit guys

[@ronchu8669]

Life for Christians in Syria would be VERY different without Assad

[@MichaelGrey11]

That female reporter is fuckin brave, and without a helmet

[@sfianzHarakiri]

Michael Jimenez because there is just a gimmick thing

[@broteinsheikh]

3:15 to 3:21 the way she ran lol 😆 😂 🤣

[@sabian8700]

CAN'T MOSSAD THE ASSAD

[@BrorealeK]

Mossad's perfectly happy with the situation in Syria. What are you talking about?

[@sabian8700]

Yet, not satisfied, because Assad is controlling Syria again, and hezbollah operates in syria as well

[@sn00pysfone]

Broreale no, why would they be? before the civil war they had stability, even though Syria was still an enemy it was predictable and had a semblance of normality on the border. now they have an unstable border on the golan, with the potential for increased activity from hezbollah + iran right on the border to Israel.

[@BrorealeK]

Do you think Israel wants a stable front against them on the Golan heights? They have excellent security on the border, and isolated militants on the opposite side of a military cordon present very little threat. Syria was constantly quoted as an existential threat to Israel before 2011, however (which is an exaggeration, but the political importance of Syria's threat is more important than its actual military capabilities). Even with the rebels (mostly) defeated, there are so many actors still in play that the conflict is hardly over. Assad's reach over Syria is a patchwork. US-backed Kurdish rebels hold the entire northeast. Turkish soldiers are just hanging out on Syrian soil. Assad has held onto power through militias. The Russians complicate Syria being a straight Iranian proxy. Israel's pretty happy with that. It's better than before.

[@BrorealeK]

Do you think Israel wants a stable front against them on the Golan heights? They have excellent security on the border, and isolated militants on the opposite side of a military cordon present very little threat. Syria was constantly quoted as an existential threat to Israel before 2011, however (which is an exaggeration, but the political importance of Syria's threat is more important than its actual military capabilities). Even with the rebels (mostly) defeated, there are so many actors still in play that the conflict is hardly over. Assad's reach over Syria is a patchwork. US-backed Kurdish rebels hold the entire northeast. Turkish soldiers are just hanging out on Syrian soil. Assad has held onto power through militias. The Russians complicate Syria being a straight Iranian proxy. Israel's pretty happy with that. It's better than before.

[@ИгорьШарапов-г1п]

Syria was one of the most educated and wealthy countries in the region! Is all this destruction worth failing to achieve western political aspirations?

[@jzbreezio]

12:19 isobel yeung is fucking gorgeous 😍😍😍

[@heavymellow333]

This adorable little lady's so brave wow.

[@dwaynejohnson7287]

America need to stay out of people's business

[@antoniobalbuena1373]

Damn so no ones helping the people of Syria smfh . 🙏 who's the female reporter ??? imma married that girl 😍💙💚💛💯

[@ram1122ful]

DR MORREL COHEN is a remarkable man, his insight was the best thing in this episode.

[@Bluetomato666]

Assad looks like Summit1g

[@punkbeforeyou]

She is walking around Aleppo like she's going to Starbucks.

[@JohnDoe-kg4zn]

Propaganda

[@Tacomaster21]

Assad is a murderer you fool.

[@damienostler8790]

Do vice respondents not bring any kind of PMC or protection of some kind

[@mranonymous122112]

Pure western propaganda!!!!

[@danielcasillas1133]

mranonymous122112 your just stupid

[@lizo2540]

My understanding is atrocities are justified by labeling rebels and freedom fighters as not being Syrian people by loyal citizens and regime...

[@dikendrarai607]

She didn't meet rebellions , only assad loyalist on her vice.whatever she is gorgeous, I love her running that was pretty fast and furious.

[@joelatam8321]

Imagine being the camera guy, having your reporter run away while you lug around 60 pounds of gear

[@jamiebizness1]

Can you do a report on the effects of global warming in western canada . There is little focus on this region

[@learnmore4076]

AMERICA IS ISIS

[@Brokensafety28g]

the insurance lady got "if" and "when" backwards

[@srsundar33]

they explained things clear cut

[@LuckasMS]

What the commander there said is true, the civilians of Darayya evacuated when the fighting there began, most of the time the place only had rebels on one side and soldiers in the other.That's one of the reasons the place was bombarbed with such intensity, whatever the government hit there it would be militants.

[@bravo7468]

dude i live in miami and those first scenes of the flood happen legit once a year after a hurricane

[@ketandigal1766]

Vice MEDIA right!? Last time I checked, the journalists report and not give out verdicts. Here it seemed the journalist had an agenda in mind from the beginning.

[@TheSgtpepper101]

Ketan Digal so true

[@josephhaas1498]

OK, so even if they're removing 8% of the co2 dissolved in their oil, that doesn't change the fact that the hydrocarbons that make up oil break down into co2 when they're burned in engines. The effect that has on the oil's environmental impact is most likely pretty negligible

[@justinpaul1046]

Not even 5 minutes in my mouth is drying out from all the jaw dropping I'm doing. Poor people...

[@RequiescatInPace]

Freaking Norway!! (claps hands)----always a class act. where do i find statoil in the US. I wholeheartedly want to support this company.

[@jeffmansfield3477]

tht reporter girl is cute the way she runs from a Sniper's Nest..haha

[@SinisterCity]

I want the vice reporter in Aleppo to come to Las Vegas. It’s safe out here baby. No running from snipers. 😉😂

[@tomhennessy7276]

He asked a good question, why do people get lung cancer when they don't smoke. I find it curious, smoking causes polycythemia, too many red blood cells and polycythemia induces lung cancer, lung cancer which is curiously indistinguishable from smoking induced lung cancer. Would/could it simply be the increased red blood cells?

[@zglg123]

She fucking savaged the Syrian TV hosts. Goddamn. Good on her.

[@MisCCY130]

Please don’t forget that this is a climate change narrative! This is the most important subject.

[@iExcIuded]

"Candidly off camera" yet, the reporter is on camera... Rip.

[@struckfire3337]

The thumbnail and 47:17 I wonder how much that jacket cost I bet you every bit of $5,000 that jacket looks like a Marvel of engineering

[@jesusespinosa7258]

Correct me if im wrong but i feel like the Syrians love the way they live. And the west sees what we wanna see.

[@Hijau19]

Blame the people who gave weapons to the rebels !

[@Al.Kapwn420]

"There was once 80,000 people living here... Now its just a ghost town."

[@carlosmarquez17]

Isobel Yeung is so cute and brave!

[@waltanthony1988]

13:01 omg... that awkward silence

[@juliboi08]

Isobel yeong is such a badass