Before becoming president of Syria, Ahmed al-Sharaa started an al Qaeda affiliate in Syria that staged suicide bombings and armed attacks against the Assad regime. The United States designated him a terrorist 12 years ago and offered a $10 million reward for his capture. Today, he’s the president of Syria. After he met with President Donald Trump in May, Trump described him as handsome, tough, and having a “strong past.” 60 Minutes asks al-Sharaa: Is he a changed man? “Let's look at what's happening now, regardless of what was said in the media. Today, we have really saved the people from the oppression that was being thrust on them by the criminal regime,” replies al-Sharaa. #syria #donaldtrump #presidenttrump #ahmedalsharaa