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aircraft to distinguish between friend and foe? how will they be able to do that? that is incredibly difficult. you have to have people on the ground to eyeball what is actually happening. what khadafy is going to do is put his military and civilian vehicles, unless you have a no-fly zone all the way to benghazi, you re going to have troops that are moving as far away from tipoli all the way into benghazi and then they will be able to control the rebels and the game is over. heather: thank you very much. we appreciate your insight. gregg: president obama leadership skills coming under the microscope lately. coming up, is the president getting a good or failing grade when it comes to the crisis in japan and libya? obviously the budget battles here at home but we re going to be talking with colonel oliver north in just a moment. a role in my own life.
in libya and we want to go in by ourselves, we are not popular in that part of the world. my guess is democrats and republicans will be supported with the supportive to give the president a chance to see if it works and he has taken an intentional measured response to events and, i believe he was right in the way he handled egypt and the egyptian military decided hosni mubarak had to go and he went. gregg: a lot of conservatives and republicans accuse the president of dithering over libya and now he has the u.n. resolution and they ve taken action and if qaddafi is forced from power by a coalition, won t the president s approach be seen by americans as wise, and prudent? well any time that there are missiles in e the air on their way to destroy enemy targets, most republicans, democrats and americans will give the benefit of the doubt, to the american
his family and his sons, who have been ruining us in a selfish way, out. that is what we need. i have been working for a long time and there are many young people and professionals who can take that gregg: should they be criminal energy charged for crimes against humanity, crymes against libyans? in the dock at the hague? i would be the happiest man when i see muammar qaddafi and his team and his sons, they are in hague one day. i hope that day will be not very long. gregg: ambassador, thank you so much for being back with us. appreciate your thoughts. thanks, thanks a lot. good-bye. heather: the president authorizing limited military action against libya, saying again the u.s. would not send ground forces to libya. how will the world community react to the president s stance? we look, coming up. @รบ
however, nobody was going to move until the arab league asked mate tow to attack one of its own members in effect. and because the united states and no one else wants a third war going on, in arab lands but now we have political cover for that. heather: and you referenced that in a way when we talked about the libyan jet shot down, specifically, how it was shot down but that leads to the next question, how will we know as we move forward, how will nato forces be able to distinguish between and i ask this question as well, friend or foe as we move forward. very good question. there are going to be, up, moving very fast over the surface, seeing an armed vehicle and a tank and how do you know whether that is a loyalist tank or a rebel tank. you don t. so, there will be friendly what we call friendly fire, or killing of friendlies occurring when this happened and the other thing that will happen is some