government to impose is it immoral for a government to impose pain to benefit others? answer no. when you ask me let s say is soldier to go overseas. most don t go overseas to fight wars. oh because you have to go somehow it s immoral? no, there is such a thing as public service and in this case there is such a thing as the greater good whether it s medicare, medicaid, social security, prescription drug benefits. i think lots of your senior viewers would be very aware of it and not consider it immoral that the society provides a safety net, bill. bill: wait, wait, wait. mary katharine. i have got to go. the analogy to the fighting men, i just simply don t understand. maybe the mit guy can explain it to me. all right? mary katharine and juan. come on. bill: ahead navy seals and delta force attack terrorists over the weekend. we will have the inside story about those raids. later on, happy birthday to the factor. we will take a look back.
government to impose is it immoral for a government to impose pain to benefit others? answer no. when you ask me let s say is soldier to go overseas. most don t go overseas to fight wars. oh because you have to go somehow it s immoral? no, there is such a thing as public service and in this case there is such a thing as the greater good whether it s medicare, medicaid, social security, prescription drug benefits. i think lots of your senior viewers would be very aware of it and not consider it immoral that the society provides a safety net, bill. bill: wait, wait, wait. mary katharine. i have got to go. the analogy to the fighting men, i just simply don t understand. maybe the mit guy can explain it to me. all right? mary katharine and juan. come on. bill: ahead navy seals and delta force attack terrorists over the weekend. we will have the inside story about those raids. later on, happy birthday to the factor. we will take a look back.
the misrata fighters have given gadhafi a real beating over the last week. they ve kicked him out of the center of misrata. his forces are retreating, engulfing the city from the outside. they re cowardly shelling it constantly. the revolution fighters are making great gains, controlling and holding areas very well. gadhafi is on the retreat. he s running out fuel. he s running out of cash and now he s running out of fighting men as well. who s arming your side, who s arming the rebels? well, the interim international council have been calling to be allowed to buy arms. we have been getting some arms from arab countries like qatar? yes. it s no secret. the united nation for the first time sent a human rights delegation to tripoli to investigate the huge abuse of human rights. we ve been calling for this for weeks and weeks. the gadhafi regime did not allow
overwhelming superiority in weapons and munitions of war and placed at our disposal, great reserves of trained fighting men. the tide has turned. the free men of the world are marching together to victory. i have full confidence in your courage, devotion to duty, and skill in battle. we will accept nothing less than full victory. good luck and let us all beseech the blessing of almighty god upon this great and noble undertaking. first is the danger of futility. the belief there is nothing one man or one woman can do against the enormous array of the world s ails, against misery, against ignorance, or injustice and violence. it is from numerous, numberless, diverse acts of courage such as these that human history is thus shaped. each time a man stands up for an
people sometime in the near future. can you tell us anything about that and what his message may be? obviously we lost a number of our fighting men today, and it s a sad day. israel is a small country, and we ve all got either brothers or sisters in the military, children. it s a difficult time when we lose a group of our fighting men, but i think that there is an understanding that the mission is right, that the mission is just. our goal ultimately is defensive. our goal is to stop that hostile rocket fire from gaza into israel, and i remind you that we re close today to 2,000 rockets have been fired from gaza, and it has to stop and it will stop. i want to ask you about short-term and long-term goals there. we understand there s been, quote, huge resistance from hamas as israelis move forward with this ground offensive. short-term, i assume it s all about trying to quiet things down, bring some resolution.