Obama: Feel Responsible for Slaughter in South Sudan

The transcript discusses the moral responsibility felt by the US President for global conflicts, particularly in Aleppo and Syria. It highlights the challenges faced in addressing these issues, including the lack of cohesive opposition in Syria, the involvement of Russia and Iran, and the constraints of international law and congressional support. The President reflects on the responsibility for both international and domestic issues, emphasizing the complexity of making strategic decisions that align with national security interests.

In what ways does the speaker express their sense of responsibility for global issues?

How does the speaker reflect on their presidency in relation to the suffering of people?

What does the speaker say about the opposition on the ground in Syria?