congress, not an international body. i maintain not just the leaders of congress but a vote by the entire congress. reporter: there are no plans to vote on u.s. involvement. congress is on via kiogs are the next week. a request by kusinich that members be called back in an emergency session goes nowhere, at least for now. brett: carl, thank you. as we said the president had a warning for libya s leader. fox all-stars weigh in on that and u.s. role in implementing a ñíoz6ooñtñíy
against libya. carl cameron has that part of the story. before the president s remarks he invited lawmakers to a briefing to participation in the no-fly zone. republican chairman of the house intelligence committee that prior approval is not needed for the action because the u.s. role will only be supportive. if it s going to be long or a mission change, he has the obligation to come back to congress. reporter: they say any committing to action without their approval is at odds with the constitution and federal law. the constitution gives congress power over funding any government operation including military. article one section 8 specifically gives congress the authority to declare war. in 1973 war powers act requires the president to consult and report to congress before involving u.s. in hostilities. as a candidate in president for
spiritually the opposition will fight to the last bullet but realistically they don t know how long they can continue. there were celebrations here and many other cities across libya. overnight with news of that no-fly zone approved by the united nations. there was celebratory gunfire, horns honked and victory signs flashed but there are concerns that some of this may be too late. no-fly zone may be too late but won t solve the problem and concern about when that international help might actually arrive. brett: so rick, you said some of the shooting and bombing continued even after the declared cease-fire. are these people skeptical, ones you talked to this will all come together in time to stop khadafy reporter: well, what they are
go beyond a well-defined goal, specifically the protection of civilians in libya. let me just be very unambiguous about this. colonel khadafy needs to step down from power and leave. it is time for khadafy to go, now, without further violence or delay. we will continue to work with our partners in the international community to press khadafy to leave and to support the legitimate aspirations of the libyan people. brett: there you see the different statements from the president. we heard also from susan rice. u.s. ambassador to the united nations who now says that khadafy is violation of the u.n. security council resolution. she says that the resolution does not preclude the u.s. from funding or supplying the rebel
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