issue with the united states being in an ongoing conflict that is the american side of the ledger. on the foreign policy side of the ledger, i think is there a broader issue about american prestige and the president called for mubarak to come to be out of office, you can t call for mubarak to be out of office and not do anything to get mubarak out of office. we have to get that part. talking about gadhafi? i m sorry, gadhafi. from one crisis to the other. and would you agree with that? on this i will agree with jamal that you know with so many domestic problems, economic problems, take priority the next year, not foreign policy. the president is going to look like he gets a pass on this but it is a question of strengthth and it could come home to roost for the president on gas prices. if the president is perceived as weak, if donald trump s argument is, hey, he is not a strong presence advocatinging for lower gas prices for the u.s., then the weakness you see reflaktd broad,
cnn.com/cafferty file. candy? jack, do you ever write any of these people back? absolutely not. you don t communicate with folks like this. they are dangerous. no, i don t. thank you. thanks, jack. talk to you next hour. the u.s. and its allies are getting more aggressive in their fight to stop moammar gadhafi s forces. why nato is now warning people in libya. and it is being called a black eye on baseball. the bitter divorce that s forced the league to take control of the l.a. dodgers.
arsenal before this started. that s a massive number. especially for a country like libya. schroeder estimates the numbers captured by rebel forces in the hundreds. hundreds of those missiles in the hands of rebel forces that don t go at them very well. that s easy pickings for al qaeda. you can also understand from your report why the u.s. has been so reluctant to arm rebels. absolutely. brian todd, thanks so much. the bodies of two well-known photojournalists killed yesterday have arrived in the rebel capital of benghazi. the first stop in a long journey home. where will the remains of tim hetherington and has bego next? presumably their homeland. tim hithering ton is from the uk. presumably they will go there as soon as possible. i spoke with the u.s. government official within the past hour and he referred all questions to the u.s. state department and i
people. did you think that of george bush the difference is george bush, certainly a hard-headed president. people respected his strength, thought add north star, he was guided by his principles. i think americans think barack obama is guided by barack obama and his faith in his own abilities. let me ask you, looking ahead to the election, cause i want to move on to libya, because, you know, we went in there and it was a mission that just felt like it wasn t going to take very long. and the u.s. went in, did a good first couple of days leading nato, then pulled back, now we are back in with these unmanneded drones. do you think, if we are still flying a no-fly zone over libya a year from now that this is any kind of a political problem for president obama? you know, i don t really think so we have been flying drones into pakistan for the last few years, americans haven t seemed to pay that much attention about it. if there aren t american troops on the ground, americans dyin
thank you. we are learning more about the u.s. military s use of armed drones in libya along with possible new plans for nato in the near future. plus, the owners of the l.a. dodgers lose custody of the team as they duke it now the a bitter divorce. and your iphone is tracking your every move. find out how to get the information and who could use it against you. what are you looking at? logistics. ben? the ups guy? no, you see ben, i see logistics. logistics? think ben is new markets.