this threatens to be an all-out civil war threatening the heart of ethiopia, which is also the seat of the african union. of course we saw a sign there in the crowd. there s a big effort to say this isn t happening. i m getting those tweets on my twitter account. people there denying that there is any problem at all, and we saw that anti-cnn sign there, and they re doing that to other news organizations. so what is that about? who s pushing that? reporter: there is an insane amount of propaganda, rosemary, on both sides of this conflict. i ve only recently been in ethiopia, and i saw the anti-cnn, anti-western sentiment that has built up in the country, very much pushed by the government, by government news agencies, by senior government officials and by the prime minister himself. that is why you saw there s been protests recently in major
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well, i think that we need it encourage as best we can the national transition council to get its act together, to figure out who the heroes of the revolution are. there are a lot of new players that came in inside libya in the last two months that weren t part of the original benghazi coalition. they need to be built in. and we need it make sure to keep this a libyan story and not do victory lapse constantly talking about all we did. there is a very strong anti-colonial, anti-western sentiment inside libya, even with all that we did, that will continue to be politically palpable and consequential there and i think we need to be respectful of that process. they will have struggles. their problems won t be money. it will be sorting out power. we need to be respectful of that and try to guide and encourage and hook them up to as many international institutions and network as possible to try to create some peer pressure, support for what s going on inside.
toot it. steve clemons, where do we go from here in libya? well, i think that we need it encourage as best we can the national transition council to get its act together, to figure out who the heroes of the revolution are. there are a lot of new players that came in inside libya in the last two months that weren t part of the original benghazi coalition. they need to be built in. and we need it make sure to keep this a libyan story and not do victory lapse constantly talking about all we did. there is a very strong anti-colonial, anti-western sentiment inside libya, even with all that we did, that will continue to be politically palpable and consequential there and i think we need to be respectful of that process. they will have struggles. their problems won t be money. it will be sorting out power. we need to be respectful of that and try to guide and encourage and hook them up to as many international institutions and network as possible to try to