wisconsin governor walker was the victim of a prank phone call this week in a blogger posing as a conservative billionaire david koch. the caller tries to goad walker into inflammatory rhetoric. author, journalist and contributor to fox news has thoughts on this. liz, what is your take? another relic of the 60s type action. even the sons, daughters or the actual protesters themselves from the 60s are restaging this really sad display. one wants to almost hope they would join the crowds in cairo or in libya and just be done with it. but the left is trying to spin the narrative. the gop is anti-union and actually trying to get rid of them. there is no money however and this is the point that they don t get.
uma: jonathan, thank you. the u.n. security council is considering action against libya and qadhafi including arms embargo, sanctions, assets freezing and travel ban. julie banderas is following the latest. julie: closed door discussions resuming on this saturday at the united nations security council as world diplomats continue to debating whether to impose international sanctions against qadhafi s government. the resolution drafted by the u.k. and france would consider imposing international sanctions, including an arms em embargo, freezing assets and a travel ban against cav against qadhafi is his entire family and top intelligence commanders. an investigation of crimes against humanity, committed by qadhafi against his people. it appears a referral to the international criminal court is off the table. due to objections by russia
wi with had a group of friends, three of them. they got shot down. he s could do anything, just kill himself, he doesn t carry the it s ridiculous, someone stop him, he needs to be stopped. jamie: tens of thousands of foreigners trying to flee libya claiming aboard ships by the thousands. kelly: as americans escape libya, the brutal crackdown on protesters there intensifies. we re getting word now that leader ga lead gadhafi opening up armament depots and check points targeting protesters. meantime the united nations is meeting right now and to discuss the financial sanctions against the country. and leland vittert streaming live now to libya. kelly, the level of violence here that we are seeing in libya is that of a civil war. the battle lines are drawn,
grounds fled to switzerland in two and now is back because he wants to be part of the new libya. he feels qadhafi will destroy as much of the country and kill as many of the people as he is able to. listen to that opposition member. he will kill as much people as he can. he will reporter: meantime uma, the refugees from libya continue to flood across this border. the regional transport minister here told me today there have been something like 36,000 refugees over the last four days alone. they are setting up makeshift camps throughout the roads approaching this border now. the tunisia government has set up a tent but they are hard-pressed for resources. they are calling on the u.n. and nfl community to send aid quickly.
leland vittert is live. reporter: libya is in the case of civil war. battle lines drawn north and south. you have tripoli still under the control of qadhafi and his mercenaries, shooting at civilians even today. in the eastern part of the country, where we, there is rebels who have firm control. of course qadhafi in his speeches often televised on state tv insists he has the love of the libyan people across the whole country. clearly that is not the case here. this mural used to hang above the main square. faith, honor and glory in the name of qadhafi. now the residents have torn it down. and take pleasure in stomping on it. this is one of the many pictures of himself qadhafi put up in towns all over his