Assad Denies Chemical Attack in Interview for U.S. Viewers

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Syrian President bashar al-assad, who deny that his government on August 21, chemical weapons attacks on civilians, reiterated that refuses to pass on a Sunday morning television interview with Charlie rose to the American people.
"He denied that he has what do attack," Mr Ross said, on the CBS program "face the nation," the hours, the interview with Mr Assad in Damascus of the presidential palace. "He denied that he knew, in fact, there is a chemical weapons attack, even if what was said, although video. He said, is there any evidence is not yet a conclusive judgment."
Mr Ross interview clips were released on Sunday. Whether or not authorized limited military in the congressional debate against Syria, was arranged in the final days of the interview, will be aired Monday on CBS and PBS, on the same day, US President barack Obama's plan, in order to make his case strike six in an interview with us network anchor.
As his first U.S. television network CBS described Sunday's interview with Mr Assad since December 2011, about nine months to Syria's uprising and civil war, when he talked about with ABC's Barbara walters. Bashar al-assad agree with Mr Ross speak, but rest assured that his comments will be much attention, from the news media in the United States. Jeffrey goldberg, a columnist comment on Twitter, Mr Ross "just got one of the biggest years."
Mr Ross had an interview with Mr Assad in 2006 and 2010, "Charlie rose", that is broadcast on PBS. He and many other western journalists have been lobbying the assad, because of the Syrian uprising in early 2011.

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The advantage of Mr Ross, this is the combination of his employer. "CBS this morning" hosted since early 2012, in the past year, his name, sharing his several outstanding interview. Mr Assad's interview is likely to be so far, the best affirmation of the strategy. Part of the interview will be displayed on Monday morning, will be displayed in the PBS interview in all of its prime time, opportunity to Mr Assad, laid his situation, comprehensive.
Though Sunday's interview with relatively short notice, was awarded the CBS news President David roeder said, "Charlie has been a long time to work on this."
A sign of the importance of Mr Ross in the interview, is accompanied by Syria by Jeffrey FAGER, President of CBS news "by top 60 minutes." After flying into neighbouring Lebanon, two people drove to Damascus.
In an E-mail Sunday night, Mr. FAGER said, "Charlie got more than we do with President assad hours can be expected. This is a tough, rich in content, fascinating interview."
Mr FAGER added, "his safety is more and more intense, but we found that Mr Assad is surprisingly relaxed and confident. He knows the attack might come, it seems like he in an interview with reporters, efforts to prevent it to happen."