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We're going to talk about the upsides and the downsides. In this, Ben reacts first. Your reminder that this is the final day of our 50% off sale over at Daily Wire. DailyWare plus 50% off, but it ends today. It's our best deal of the year. When it's gone, it is gone for good. With DailyWire Plus, you stay on top of breaking news. You get the truth behind the headlines,

the fact others refuse to cover. Go to DailyWire.com slash subscribe right now. Do not wait. This deal ends today. All right. So, here's your actual update. On the ground right now, Bashar Assad is out. He apparently is already in Russia.

Bashar Assad has been the ruler with an iron fist of Syria for the last 24 years.

He, of course, follows... Bashar Assad is out. He apparently is already in Russia. Bashar Assad has been the ruler with an iron

fist of Syria for the last 24 years. He of course follows in the footsteps of his father, Hafez al-Assad,

and the Assad family has been in charge of Syria for the last 50 years or so. Now, Syria was always a

sort of bizarre creation of the Sykes-Pico arrangement that emerged from the West, from France and

Britain, particularly after World War I. And it's always been a bit of a mess. It has been

particularly a mess given the number of different ethnic and religious groups inside Syria.

So Syria has within it a large area that is controlled by the Kurds. It has a large area

that is controlled by Shia. It has a large area that is controlled by the Kurds. It has a large area that is controlled

by Shia. It has a large area that is controlled by Sunni. It has Druze. It has Christians. It has all

sorts of people who are living in this gigantic area. Geographically, Syria is located to the west

of Iraq. It is located to the east of Lebanon and to the northeast of Israel. And Turkey is to

its north. Okay. So if you can sort of imagine all of that, that means that pretty much all of those

forces are having some impact inside Syria. Now, Syria's civil war has been ongoing since 2011,

and it has essentially pitted the Assad regime, which is backed by Iran and Russia, on the one

hand, against Sunni Islamic militants, terrorists, many associated with ISIS or Al-Qaeda,

and then some other sort of hodgepodge rebel groups who are Sunni in origin, some Kurds as well,

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