But it is broken. So what do you think about taking it to the U.N., taking it to a Chapter 7, escalating this thing to a point where everyone is going to be forced to sit down and discuss it, Syria and Russia might not like it, but at least we are going to be focusing upon the core problem of stopping the killing?
Ed Markey: “But it is broken. So what do you think about taking it to the U.N., taking it to a Chapter 7, escalating this thing to a…”
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Markey emphasizes the need for a U.N. resolution to address the Syrian crisis.
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