the chinese are not going to stop buying the oil. it's a world market. they put the product out. >> it's hard to imagine that we could boycott them to have the asset, they have the cash for right now. but looking at what's going on internal to libya, there seems to be civil war in tripoli. other regions of the country seem to be under the control of the revolutionaries. how does -- where does the military go and who's allegiance do they remain -- who do they remain loyal to? >> i think this is different from egypt. this is not a professional military. it is a tribal military with strange loyalties or divided loyalties. so the crucial question will be, you know, what is the critical mass, then, who controls it? and i think, ultimately, what's going to happen is somebody in the military, somebody powerful in the military is going to decide, is it worthwhile to side with gadhafi, or throw him overboard. because i do wonder with all this violence we're seeing, at the end of the day, the regime

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