she s a member of the cia external advisory committee. and ben ming barber, who also worked with saif gadhafi and promoting democratic reforms in libya. do you support a no-fly zone? i support any effort i think will work to overthrow the gadhafi regime. and the question is, will this work to help or will it hurt? and i have in my imagination the possibility of images of civilians on the ground killed in an attempt to suppress anti-aircraft fire by american planes. now dead, muslim arabs, killed by american pilots in a good cause but without result. i have in the mind the possibility of american planes over an arab country being used by al qaeda and around the world as propaganda. i have in mind the danger that gadhafi himself, with his wild claims that this is an american war now has warplanes overhead from the united states and can say you see, i wasn t crazy, i was right. there are lots of reasons we need to do effective things to help the rebels but they have to
leader. you knew he wasn t crazy. you don t know that in this case. there s so many more unknowns in this case, yet the president did go out and say he has to leave. and now we re sort of waiting. we re in limbo. u.s. intelligence is not very good on the ground. having watched tunisia and the people toppling over the leader, they assume the people would topple gadhafi. they didn t have a plan if it didn t happen. now they ve been scrambling. yeah. i m not sure they did have necessarily great intelligence on what s going on in libya right now. but it s clear that gadhafi and his troops that are loyal to him, they re ready to do what the militaries in tunisia and egypt refuse to do, which is kill fellow citizens. that will obviously be the deciding factor. look, the one thing motivating all of this is the president s firm belief that we should not be going this alone. we cannot make this look like a
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john, the only thing i can remember is history, and i remember it people say this isn t going to happen, but i remember in 1964 out here in the cow palace in california in san francisco where moderate republicans were booted out of the room. people like nelson rockefeller, the behavior by the crazy republican party who eventually nominated a guy who wasn t crazy but appealed to the crazies, barry goldwater, really happens. i can see the tea party people led by bachmann storming into tampa in 2012 and demanding a platform which calls for second amendment remedies, right to carry at political events, the whole works. look, i chris, i can see that, too, and you re right. history the history of the way political parties evolve, they tend to swing to an extreme. there are people on the conservative side who would say the democrats swung to an extreme in the mid-1980s when they put walter mondale on the ticket, that the party was way too liberal. the parties tend to swing to an ext