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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20111020:13:08:00

voluntary group that doesn t have support. the hit we took as well as the damage done politically to the image of the united states. but this collaboration with nato i think is going to be important. if you could stick around i want to go live to libya. this is nbc s adrienne mong. what can you tell us what you know from the ground and what you know from your sources? reporter: good morning. on the ground it is still quite chaotic. 15 minutes ago we had a massive convoy. we re just outside of sirte. the convoy was headed back towards misrata. it is believed that khaddafy s body was in that convoy. every person we ve spoken to on the street is convinced that khaddafy was caught this morning

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20111020:17:04:00

whether or not there will be revenge killings? at the end of the day, not really. if he was executed, that will have certainly much more of a chilling effect on other gadhafi loyalists, members of his tribe. that would be considered i guess a less honorable way of carrying out this mission, but at the end of the day, no. i think what will matter most from today is that gadhafi was on the run. he was found. he was captured alive and was killed and now libya will have mon to move on. for specific family members and to figure out what in our business happened today. it is important. it is important indeed. earlier today, there was also this from the u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon who weighed in on the death of moammar gadhafi as it was still then not confirmed. this day marks a historic transition for libya.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20111020:17:07:00

rid of a dictator of four years who i personally knew. this is one tough not so nice guy. and guess what, they got a chance now. but what happened? in this case, america spent $2 billion total and didn t lose a single life. joe biden in plymouth, new hampshire, we re joined by richard haass. what is the way forward? is this a victory for nato? this is not a victory because it is the end of one chapter. we ll only judge it a victory if several years from now looking back libya is a functional state and they have a degree of freedom and degree of economic opportunity. it s too soon to take out the champagne or anything else. as richard engel s report now the hard part starts. he s quite optimistic, i m probably not there. the real question is whether the guys with the guns put down the

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20111020:13:04:00

although there is still some concern that will libya be a country or sit going to end up splintering into its tribal past. it is a billion dollars and no u.s. lies to topple a dictator in libya. that s a pretty stark contrast. which according to one of the am sis done yesterday is basically three days of what iraq cost at its height. so this is going to be an enormous success for the obama administration in looking at how quickly it was done with what international coop raegs, collaboration and endorsement from the united nations. this is in some ways a model. unfortunately not one aapplicabe to the other parts of the world

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20111020:17:15:30

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20111020:17:15:30
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