for us to get bogged down in syria and maybe let s end up with world war iii over syria where we don t even want to be in the first place and you have a migration with millions of people coming out going all over the world. nobody knows what s happening. frankly, assad is a bad guy. we re backing people that we don t even know who the hell we are. this is another libya deal. we re backing people that we don t even know who we are, joe. and giving billions of dollars worth of stuff and they re getting the he hell knocked out of them anyway because now russia s taking care of that one. i spoke to a general two weeks ago who was really up on it. he said, donald, we have no idea who those people are that we re giving all of the stuff to. so if assad got knocked off, say he gets knocked off, what do we have? we don t know if it is going to be worse than asaid. so what are we doing? in other words, what are we doing? we shouldn t have gone into iraq and we destabilized the entire middle east
he actually had a coalition? i m with the president on this one and i think if it is defined the way he says it is, limited in scope, this actually could be a situation where we don t hear from gadhafi for a long, long time. so what i think is going to happen is that we re going to have a libya with gadhafi. he might survive this. and then we re going to have a country with rebels who want democracy. this is all about democracy, people wanting freedom. i m with the president on this one. as i said, i think he deserves the benefit of the doubt. it s your call, mr. president. this is one american who s with you tonight. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. do you support military action against libya? text a for yes, b for no or go to our new blog at ed.msnbc.com. make your comment there and we ll bring you the results of the text poll later in the show. joining me tonight are a couple americans who don t see this story the same way. former pennsylvania congressman
why? because he didn t do it your way? he didn t go far enough? he actually had a coalition? i m with the president on this one and i think if it is defined the way he says it is, limited in scope, this actually could be a situation where we don t hear from gadhafi for a long, long time. so what i think is going to happen is that we re going to have a libya with gadhafi. he might survive this. and then we re going to have a country with rebels who want democracy. this is all about democracy, people wanting freedom. i m with the president on this one. as i said, i think he deserves the benefit of the doubt. it s your call, mr. president. this is one american who s with you tonight. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. do you support military action against libya? text a for yes, b for no or go to our new bl at ed.msnbc.com. make your comment there and we ll bring you the results of the text poll later in the show. joining me tonight are a couple