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Like qaddafi, and he stood there -- reagan went after him and missed him but then we didnt go back. so, just on that alone, just on the terrorism murders alone, the international community should remove qaddafi. >> no. i dont think that that is what human rights watch is advocating and i dont think thats what the u.n. security council is doing. >> bill: if human rights watch would not advocate that and you have a proven terrorist in charge of a nation, committing terrorism, ongoing, why wouldnt ...

Died on board panam jet over lockerbie. traced back to libyan terrorists. one man was convicted as you know. does human rights watch get involved with this terrorism stuff? because i say to my audience, the reason i support this action on behalf of the united states, and it is costing us a tremendous amount of money, is because qaddafi is a terrorist. and he needs to be taken into custody and held accountable for what he did on that panam incident. does human rights watch measure that? >> we abs...

The american left is divided. the mainstream liberal media has a lot invested invested in prest obama has a lot supported him. the far left the michael moores of the world despise the action. ravel -- ralph nader believes the president should be impeached. qaddafi killed americans, is he a terrorist, he has to go. what happens after that god only knows. thats the memo. how the folks see it according to a new cbs poll 50% approve how he is handling the situation in libya. 29 pierce disapprove. 21...

Indemnified. >> they say its a failure to fully warn investors about the risk of subprime loans. >> bill: not going to be held accountable. >> i dont think they will be held accountable. the recommendation -- >> bill: last question, can we arrest barney. >> please do. >> no. >> bill: barney? >> he was sleeping while the bank vault door was open. >> bill: you have a right to remain silent, barney. >> im sure he will want to get back on the show now. >> bill: thanks. in a moment, should every pres...

Americans. i dont see the big downside here. i dont see it as all. if it doesnt go well in the sense that the worst thing that could happen is qaddafi sits on his butt in tripoli and he doesnt get out of there thats the worst case scenario. >> stalemate. >> bill: then you just say all right. we will go up once in a while. we will have the qar planes go up. french planes go up. not do much. sit off the coast. >> oreilly, you would have the united states of america stake its credibility on this ac...

There -- reagan went after him and missed him but then we didnt go back. so, just on that alone, just on the terrorism murders alone, the international community should remove qaddafi. >> no. i dont think that that is what human rights watch is advocating and i dont think thats what the u.n. security council is doing. >> bill: if human rights watch would not advocate that and you have a proven terrorist in charge of a nation, committing terrorism, ongoing, why wouldnt human rights, i would say h...

Givers were thinking when they chose barack obama. certainly he hasnt prooch himself to be somebody who has put all our energies in trying to find a peaceful way to resolve conflicts. i think in this case there are all kinds of things that could and should have been done first. we have not been creative in the use of diplomacy, push for negotiations, get the arab union in there. call on the elders like nelson mandela or jimmy carter. on the democracy movement in egypt or to your knowledge. look ...

Look, we have to stop this slaughter. we cant allow it to happen. he has got paid mercenaries over there he has got big arms behind him, qaddafi, so were going to do. this and they have succeeded, madea. they have succeeded in stopping slaughter that would have happened had they not started the bombing. correct? >> well, we dont know what would have happened. you cant tell. >> bill: come on, madea, you have got to do the math. >> how you can know what would have happened based on. >> bill: based...

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 personally was arrested in the l...

Been convicted or tried or 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...