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But why the flare up now . All of these things are interconnected, and thats why its really dangerous right now. So the big question now is, could this Red Sea Conflict become the next war in The Middle East . First of all, lets start by looking at what has actually been happening In The Red Sea. In mid november, 2023, the houthis, an iranian backed rebel group in yemen, began targeting commercial shipping off their coast. So, who exactly are the houthis and what is it motivating them . The hout...

Cares. why isnt the congress up in arms, the congress that let the president bomb libya where let his air force spy in our backyards and they will look the other way? >>shepard: there will never be any retribution, there will be tens of thousands of drones. if you are not doing anything you may not care, but, should we they out the whole constitution and run by a new set of rules. >>judge napolitano: the 3rd amendment, the fourth amendment, the 5th amendment guarantee us the right to be left alo...

>> bill: impact segment tonight, the group human rights watch heavily invested in making sure people all over the world are not abused. as you may know the u.n. directive allows action against libya in order to protect civilians from qaddafis goons. joining us from washington the director of the middle east and north african rights. do you support the military action on behalf of the civilians in libya? >> what we support are actions taken by the international community to protect civilians. obv...

Why do you believe they were in danger? some people dont. >> well, we have been monitoring human rights conditions in libya for many, many years. i think we have issued more publications, more research, nor analysis on the human rights conditions on libya than just about anyone else. we are aware of the very, very serious situation on the ground. libyans government is one of the most repressive in the world. there are no freedoms whatsoever really. and we have seen the government use a very hars...

Charged with terrorism. and he hasnt been. two is i believe there was a political resolution to the panam lockerbie case that the u.s. and a number of european countries accepted. >> bill: that was a civil judgment. that was civil. >> on behalf of the plaintiffs. >> bill: whats the difference between -- go ahead. >> one of the reasons why the u.s., of course, resumed its relations with libya. >> bill: i know. >> wasnt a decision at the highest level. in any event, what you are asking is a separa...

>> bill: you know what makes me strong? being right. >> see about that, wont we? >> bill: we will. the publicly stated reason intervening in libya as discussside protecting civilians. what does the group human rights watch think about that? later charles krauthammer on whether all american presidents

President nixons veto to get this passed. they can say to the president you have to get authorization. and if you dont you just have to go bomb libya. come back to us and get authorization. otherwise, have you got to get the troops out within 60 days. so now barack obama has to withdraw the troops no matter what the situation on the ground because of the war powers act. sorry, everyone. >> bill: thats not going to happen. >> bill: i think the president would be wise when he gets back from el sal...

World. is he very open about our reluctance. he wants everybody to know how reluctant he was. >> bill: everybody knows how reluctant. -- with us madea washington, co-founder of the code pink. when you hear that kind of stuff madea. you are honest woman. we know you are antiwar and code pink. we know all of that. you are honest. those people at msnbc cheer leaded barack obama into office they are hard core left wingers over there. yet, yet, you know if bush had ordered the bombing what they would...

>> bill: you can go to iraq and walk around. you couldnt do that. >> you cant walk around very much right now. >> bill: lets back to -- >> -- its hard to engineer another countrys liberation. people have to liberate themselves. unfortunately many people get killed in history in liberating themselves. >> bill: would you have been willing to stand by with ralph nader and michael moore and watch those libyans be slaughtered? would you have been willing to do that. >> i have not been standing by. i ...

>> bill: impact segment tonight, the group human rights watch heavily invested in making sure people all over the world are not abused. as you may know the u.n. directive allows action against libya in order to protect civilians from qaddafis goons. joining us from washington the director of the middle east and north african rights. do you support the military action on behalf of the civilians in libya? >> what we support are actions taken by the international community to protect civilians. obv...