Be preparing to create havoc here or abroad and what about the nuclear weapons? why should we feel their weapons are secure if they are incompetent or double dealing? impel. what s what people are worried about right now. in particular, who is in charge? are they in relationship right now, so-called friendly relationship with al qaeda? and then, third, will those people in that situation have an ability to be able to gain access to nuclear weapons? that would not be in anyone s best interest. that s a question we are worried about. our representatives in power and now it s secretary of state hillary clinton and president obama on this issue, they seem to say, we have a good relationship with pakistan. things are, you know, they are very cooperative, they have helped us with the war on terror. then we see things like this. is that sort of a necessary part of foreign policy and diplomacy or do you think they believe that? i don t fault the president or secretary clinton from sayi
Be preparing to create havoc here or abroad and what about the nuclear weapons? why should we feel their weapons are secure if they are incompetent or double dealing? impel. what s what people are worried about right now. in particular, who is in charge? are they in relationship right now, so-called friendly relationship with al qaeda? and then, third, will those people in that situation have an ability to be able to gain access to nuclear weapons? that would not be in anyone s best interest. that s a question we are worried about. our representatives in power and now it s secretary of state hillary clinton and president obama on this issue, they seem to say, we have a good relationship with pakistan. things are, you know, they are very cooperative, they have helped us with the war on terror. then we see things like this. is that sort of a necessary part of foreign policy and diplomacy or do you think they believe that? i don t fault the president or secretary clinton from sayi
Then the question is two things. what happens next and what happens after the coalition forces prevail. do they force a regime change or force qaddafi out or just want to protect the civilians. stop the slaughter of the innocent. is it the east which is under the control of the rebels and the west which is qaddafi . finally. we have a new precedent here. it is it a war of intervention. john: informed speculation suggest that members of his national security team were afraid there would be another rwanda in the making here if you intervene and that is what impel would them to push for the u.n. no fly zone and military action. that makes a lot of sense. this is reagan on. who talked about self defense. we have had wars of self defense but not wars of
yes. sean: how do you think he is doing it by the comments he made about trayvon martin looking like him? exactly. i think what he is trying to do is rekindle the sense of black victimization to impel increased turn-out. he is also trying to do that with latinos. that s why he is changing the immigration law unilaterally, implementing the dream act unilaterally in effect. sean: so another part of his base. the democratic party is coalition party. that s why he is focused on student loan issues. the santa monica controversy. sean: at times a couple of weeks ago the president s approval rating, some polls have him up. but with 41%, not a number any incumbent wants to get re-elected there. has never been a modern president re-elected with such a low approval rating. bill clinton at that point we had the published polls had the approval rating at 57%.