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united states military role pursuant to this u.n. resolution that was passed by the security council last night. in the meantime as we await that within the two minutes now we guy to doug mcelway who is live at the pentagon. reporter: they ve canceled their daily briefing at the pentagon not wanting to get out ahead of the white house and whatever the president has to say about libya and the prospects of a no-fly zone and when it will be erected, so to speak and what form it will take. having said that it s of great interest in what kt mcfarland was telling you a while ago and henry kissinger, their tremendous insight. there are a few other things we can add about the no-fly zone and what the u.s. role might be. i ve been hearing from interviews that i ve been doing this morning that the u.s. will have to play a fairly major role in this operation simply because the european air forces and whoever else might be involved in the imposition of a no-fly zone don t have the
are judges that don t care what the law is. megyn: the intel we got is that this judge was openly left-leaning. she s a dayne county judge, which is left-leaning. other people have told me that she s professional. we ll find out later today or next week or whenever she issues her decision. megyn: the argument by the democrats is that the law requires 24 hours notice before a government meeting, unless there is good cause to act more quickly. they say the republicans violated that. then some say that the rules are out the window on 24 hours
since we joined that push for the u.n. security resolution, we got this announcement out of libya that there s a cease-fire. and yet reports on the ground say, don t believe it. folks, you just saw our breaking news on the reversal in wisconsin s budget battle. the republicans had won in terms of getting the law passed, but a judge said, not so fast. did she go too far? is there something we re not seeing here? our legal panel on that. actually, our political panel next, on how this plays out. a nightmare for some parents after learning their young children were exposed to hard-core narcotics at an elementary school. how they got there in the first place will shock you. [ male announcer ] it s simple physics.
january 2011 special session. it seems to be clear. they did that on purpose by the way. megyn: the constitutional special session passed no notice required bill. does it matter? if the judge strikes it down the next judge strikes it down, so-and-so strikes it down don t the republicans who control both houses and the govern ship just repass it? of course. absolutely. it s just going to take a lot more time. they ll put it back through, it s just going to delay it. megyn: there you go, there we have it. there s your legal analysis today. if in fact it was not a special session and it was and open session they a pier to be right because notice should have been given. even if the procedure is not upheld the republicans are likely to simply pass the bill again unless there s been a major change of heart in wisconsin that none of us in the press have been alerted to. the president is flying off to south america tonight with