will be held morally and legally responsible, whatever he meant by that. he was saying that each side now is terrified because of the violence that has been going on, and the violence that will continue. so he is suggested, let s suspend all of the violence right new and ended it by saying that we need gadhafi in place to come to a peace and find an end out of this even though many people would say it was gadhafi who brought the country to this brink, chris. all right, thank you so much, michelle kosinski in london. we are getting reaction from congress. keith elson, representative from minnesota, the first muslim ever elected to congress, took to twitter. he wrote, great wishes of hope for the people of libya. you won the civil war. all the best on winning the peace. bless libya s patriots. also, senators mccaine and graham, two of those who have been critical of barack obama and who wanted more u.s.
will be held morally and legally responsible, whatever he meant by that. he was saying that each side now is terrified because of the violence that has been going on, and the violence that will continue. so he is suggested, let s suspend all of the violence right new and ended it by saying that we need gadhafi in place to come to a peace and find an end out of this even though many people would say it was gadhafi who brought the country to this brink, chris. all right, thank you so much, michelle kosinski in london. we are getting reaction from congress. keith elson, representative from minnesota, the first muslim ever elected to congress, took to twitter. he wrote, great wishes of hope for the people of libya. you won the civil war. all the best on winning the peace. bless libya s patriots. also, senators mccaine and graham, two of those who have been critical of barack obama and who wanted more u.s. involvement in libya, issued a joint statement calling the end
on the pay roll of some of our intelligence operatives, which we have denied. it s not like he is mas. d, who was considereddy most all people to be a positive leader for afghanistan. he was part of the problem. in the meantime let s talk a little bit about this. well, those debt talks. you know they will meet every day, the president told us, until they figure out how to do something about that number that just keeps ticking bigger and bigger and bigger. today they meet at 3:45. once again they are in one of the conference rooms at the white house. it s interesting, before the meetling yesterday they had dualing press conferences. the president came out and said republicans, you have to do a big deal and by the way, if you are thinking about an interim plan, forget it, i m not going to do it. i found it interesting because he basically said both sides had to get used to some sacrifice. brian, you and i had the debate yesterday on radio whether or not he would have that p
actually voted to limit collective bargaining separating it from the budget bill. but on vugsly a lot of tension still there and we ll see how this all plays out in the next hour or so. at the u.s. capitol, there s a controversial house hearing on the radicalization of muslim americans and it took an emotional turn. keith elson, one of two muslims in the house, broke down when he told a story of a young muslim american who dialed ed in the w trade center. he gave his life for other americans and his life should not be identified as just a member of a ethic group or religion but as an american who gave everything for his fellow americans. house homeland security chairman peter king organized today s hearing.
mortars at a hospital and mosque. nato defense ministers are debating military options on libya at a meeting in brussels today. specifically, a no-fly zone. that championed by britain and france. france today recognized that national transition council in bengazi as libya s legitimate government. gadhafi has put a $400,000 bounty on this man s head, libya s former justice minister, who now leads the interim government. he pleaded for the international community to act in this exclusive interview with cnn. translator: has to be immediate action. the longer the situation carries on, the more blood is shed. that s the message that we want to send to the international community. they have to live up to their responsibility with regards to this. former u.n. nuclear chief mohamed elbaradei said that he s going to be a candidate for the egyptian presidency, if the process is truly democratic. elbaradei says that constitutional changes written by egypt s military rulers are s