from the dictator point of view, gadhafi is an example. it s so trumpian. there s a kernel of something right in there. to kim jong un, gadhafi is one of the examples of why not to give up their nukes. he s got the whole gadhafi piece totally screwed up. he does and i think what we sometimes lose sight of. there s three different areas that are much more volatile and are drier loads of kindling than people appreciate. you have a potential trade war with china. middle east certainly more on edge because of the decision on iran and then north korea. all the focus on north korea is we re going to denuclearize the peninsula because he s going to have a meeting with a leader he hates and that nobody trusts. well what happens when that breaks down? decimation, i would pay a hell of a lot more attention to decimation than people are. it s not just donald trump, it s the national security council, it s bolton. they are all in belief, unified in belief that they re not going to allow him to h
defeat him. he also believes that by transferring power to his son, libya will not descend into chaos. but the opposition says no deal, they want the whole gadhafi family to go. officials at the fukushima nuclear power plant have started dumping radioactive water into the ocean. the federal government faces a partial shut down friday if a short-term agreement is not reached. and southwest airlines cancelled 70 flight s today as it contins to inspect it s airplanes for fatigue. today the faa ordered additional testing of certain older 737s which are still being used by a number of u.s. carriers. southwest airlines flight was leaving here from phoenix, it s destination was sacramento, california. but it made an emergency landing here in yuma, arizona after it
hand man and school mate who went to london a few days back, sat down and had private meetings with a number of british officials and among other things we understand discussed a plan put forth by his son to move the country through a transition period to a constitutional and democratic country of libya. his father, moammar gadhafi, would according to the plan step aside at some point during that transition. it s interesting, but the problem, of course, is that just about everyone involved is against it. the rebels are against it because they say that the whole gadhafi family, all the sons and the families, need to leave first before there s any kind of serious negotiations. gadhafi senior himself is not necessarily on board. two of the seven brothers are
plus, to lie out this strategy. i don t know if he thought it would head off intervention or the un resolution. it seemed to lay out and meet some of the demands that the un was saying. the army wouldn t go into benghazi, they would stay outside and help civilianless, something that s been on the top of the un resolution here. civilians must be protected. that s what he was saying. i heard also earlier today that the whole gadhafi family is together. the other quote i heard about this family, the leadership family is they are in a lot of denial right now. that must be a troubling comment for many world leaders who are looking at the situation right now, brooke. nic, we ve talked the last couple days, you ve been working with some of the been observing, been filming some of the gadhafi forces there. so you ve sort of gotten this inside look as to how sophisticated, how organized they are. are they highly sophisticated?