geraldo: let s see how saudi arabia does. and my problem with the president is when he started saying gaddafi must go, he never said where gdafi was going to go. he can have all of the money on earth but if he zrnt a home address to send stuff he buys to, where is he going to sleep? like simosa of nicaragua? has to go to paraguy? where is gaddafi going to go? well, at this point it s late to ask the question and egypt we knew who the armed forces and where we can arrange this thing n liba, we don t know armed forces or much about the opposition other than ambassador assured us they ll do the right thing. so number one, will air power
the capability the coalition has, gaddafi has got a couple brigades standing between benghaz skpismt tripoli this, is not a highly trained competent force, they re okay at best. the kind of coalition air power we can put on them, believe me, they will leave their tanks and on the personal carriers when they start to take 30% to 40% casualties. that rebel force will begin to drive towards tripoli. that is reality of what we re facing. we don t understand what the military capability is and kind of destruction it can impose on forces in this kind of terrain, they have, they re challenged to protect themselves. the only thing that they can do to protect themselves at this point is get close to the people as possible. and i think with people on the ground, who have eyes on them,
who are your colleagues? you were on gaddafi s side until six weeks ago, resigning some weeks ago. will you be part of the new government? will it be al qaeda? will it be muslim brotherhood? just the tribe that hates the tribe that muammar gaddafi belongs to? tell us what the future holds in store in the best of circumstance autos have you to give time to submit questions raised. first of all let me say about the arab league. i think arab league for the first time in more than 60 years stand by the people. they give permission for the no-fly zone. we don t ask the arab league more than that. there are some arab countries and libya, when sharing the cost of the operation. and the second thing which is very important, then, more than three weeks, that is very intern counsel interim
and could we be in it regime change now? now, we re in it. think think that is the only goal we ve got. unconditionalal surrender or the death of gaddafi? i think gaddafi dead or alive. if not he s going to do what the taliban did in afghanistan. going to go underground and this will go on and on. he s not going to surrender. he knows he goes to international criminal courts. that is for sure. we re going to have more here, but i want to go to molly hennenberg. tell us more about the meeting that happened in paris. reporter: right. secretary of state hillary clinton met in paris with 22 leaders to discuss the diplomatic angle of this and president obama in brazil said u.s. will provide lime limited mission to disable air systems.
gaddafi phoned in his last address to the libyan people, but president reagan tried it. why don t we try it? why don t we send a message or will and we ll use support in person? look, take it on commander in control infrastructure should be part of the portfolio in my view. geraldo: he s the number one commander, boy assume. absolutely. he s stuck in a hole someplace tonight and probably will be as much as he can that. is why you re not going see much of him. he s probably got a bunker system. but the command and control apparatus that controls his forces and provides guidance to integrated air defense system and the like, that has got to be part of the target portfolio, boy assume in taking down the system that is providing the kind of support for ground forces as well as for his air defense systems.