strategically in libya. moammar gadhafi remains publicly defiant. but there are signs his inner circle may be crumbling. amid signs the regime may be looking for an exit strategy. the guardian newspaper is reporting an envoy is reportedly in britain for talks. he reportedly visited britain within the past couple of days. americans being warned, don t travel to syria unless you really have to. the u.s. now telling citizens to put off non-essential travel to syria. also urged people in the country to think about leaving because of violence that has reportedly killed more than 70 people there. this comes as protesters called for marches across the country today dubbing this a day of martyrs. well, march, out like a lion from severe weather from florida all the way to maine, storms causing significant damage down
get a lot more signatures than we need. there s just no doubt in my mine. our people as harold said, our people are fired up and ready to go like i have never seen them in my 26 years. i m very confident. this is going to be like a mini presidential election in an off year. harold, good to see you. michael, thank you for coming on. thanks for having me. thank you, chuck. up next, wait until you hear donald trump s exit strategy for iraq. actually, there s no exit. it belongs in the sideshow. you ll see it.
saddam hussein s sons as he fell. british officials now confirming that a senior aide to qaddafi s eldest son was sent to london recently and held talks with british officials there. the senior aide s name is muhammad ishmael. it may be that the sons at least are looking for an exit strategy. we are now hearing as well from a former libyan prime minister that the libyan government officials are, indeed, wanting to hold talks with the u.s., britain and france. the former libyan prime minister talking to britain s channel 4 news and saying that they are, indeed, looking for a way out of this. all of this, of course, could be propaganda and playing for time but it does seem there are serious contacts now about
minister and the heaved intelligence are also on the point of departure. now, the government spokesman here says any of those figures who are oversxaez can t tell us which are away on official business. but the problem is that denial is it s exactly what they told us about mr. koussa last night long after he d got on that plane to britain. the independent newspaper also reporting that up to ten member of the gadhafi regime are currently in talks with the british government about wanting to defect. it s the guardian newspaper that reported one of britain s most trusted aides was recently in britain for confidential talks. it s a sign that gadhafi s regime may be looking for an exit strategy. all of this reporting essentially from the british press, nothing is really confirmed until we hear from the sources themselves. but what exactly the united states might be doing to hasten what is starting to look like the crumbling of gadhafi s political regime, what the u.s. might be doing t
the gadhafi regime is. what an exit strategy might be. fortunately the policy of the obama administration is implementing is more flexible and thought-through. all right. mika, you, i guess agree more with david brooks? do i. than michael gerson? i think they ve been really trying to obviously the intention is not to put boots on the ground. the intention is not to get completely engage. the intention is to try to keep this from the definition of war as much as possible, where i think that s a little unclear. i think the intentions and what they re doing so far is completely in line with obama s foreign policy that he promised this country when he was running for president. when he ran for president, he didn t if his main point, if you looked at the stuff he said was basically i won t do stupid stuff. i won t go out there. t. wasn t any deeper than that. it was also, i think what people were looking for, not that i won t go out, not that i won t try something. not that