not for me at this stage. oh, come on. when he spoke about our journey, i think that is inspiring. you look over the years. when he talks about what happened in terms of the woman s movement. seneca falls. when he talks about selma and the civil rights movement. when he talks about stonewall and the gay rights movement. lots of people would say this is the path of american history and he on the right side of history. i think mary katharine needs to wait for the state of the union and we can get back to the name-calling. i have waited for four years. bill: there was a something said earlier juan, and it missed an opportunity to kind of embrace the opposition say, look, come along with me on quote, unquote the journey that juan is so behind up about. go on the journey together. kind of like follow the yellow bring road. all go dancing down together. i agree. here is the point i wanted to make earlier in response to mary katharine. from the left, a lot of people think obama
Fighting as gadhafi continues to try to hold on? reporter: well, andrea, continues defiance from gadhafi. there are a number of fronts right now for the violence. a city west of the capital here in tripoli. there s a town in the west mountains. this is a mountain range that comes off the border with aljeer ya and tunisia. there s been a number of fights there been progadhafi forces and rebels in that region. we had heard a few days ago that the rebels had made some advance. it seems like gadhafi forces are striking back. the government tells us that a town 30 mile west of the capital that there was some violence there. they describe it as very small scale rebels taking over a check point just outside of the city. the rebels themselves opposition say that actually it was a larger movement, a more simm bombic movement to take back that town where there was a lot of intense fighting in material days of this uprising.