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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110331:11:42:00

rebels. it came up through the course of that briefing, really to engage the whole of congress so members of congress were consulted. i think that was a smart thing to do. it was overdue but a smart thing to do. the cia s purpose is to try to get policymakers like congress and the president of the united states, commander in chief, military, information about what s going on, on the ground. that assessment should happen if you end up arming the rebels or not so we have a good picture what is happening on the ground, who is in charge? who are the rebel groups? we re seeing these different types of groups coming together in a loose confederation, if you will, is there grassroots? who are the political leaders likely to emerge. all those political questions have to be answered. one reason i am concerned, we don t have nearly enough information to say, this is the group we should be arming and this is why we should do it and what we should give them. we re a long way from coming to that co

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in which mr. koussa would be a top member? other top deputies must be looking at this and reading, should i be thinking about pl plotting my exit strategy as well? reporter: certainly people like mr. koussa, leading one of the intelligence agencies here, they will have perhaps information that s tradeable in the west. that is, if they give themselves up, they have something to offer that will perhaps buy them freedom, buy them immunity there war crimes trials, all these sorts of issues that will be on people s minds when they think about will they turn themselves in. we haven t seen the deputy foreign minister now for over, well, 48 hours. he hasn t even shown his face since the prime minister disappeared. i have another source that the foreign ministry is not answering his phone right now. another figure here, also not answering his phone at the moment. in fact, they seem turned off and not in use. so i think there s some

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he said gadhafi must go. he did. how do you get him out thereof. you tell me. put cia agents on the ground and have them take him out. oh, wait. there are a few points to make here, though. obama is really going to have trouble keeping his coalition here. andrew sullivan at the atlantic, he wrote a scathing blog post, what he is doing? this say stupid war. secondly, there s a cost element. $373 million every six days is what the congressional research survey says. during a budget crisis that s a lot to spend. thirdly, i m glad the media is being skeptical about this. it s what was needed pre-iraq. i think obama will have to answer the questions. the bottom line is you should never go into war, mika, unless you know what the exit strategy is. you don t go in until you know when you ll come out. george bush didn t have the answer to that in iraq. we still don t have the answer to that in afghanistan and barack obama doesn t have the answer to that in libya. it s not a war,

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110330:14:17:00

and it is focused on libya but it is a melt down of north africa and the middle east, the entire region and the president failed to recognize and establish for the american people it transcends libya and assuming we make inroads there we have a bunch of other countries that surround libya and israel that are hot spots. martha: alan, whether the president likes it or not, this is the foreign policy centerpiece that is unfolding on his watch. does he need to put it into comprehensive terms and say to the american people, we will use our power when necessary, because the outcome of what happens there is so crucial to the future of our own country. bill: he did say that, two nights ago and he said that and look, i have issues with the libyan situation and i want to hear an exit strategy, i want to know how much it costs and why are tea partiers getting upset about that and what if there is a power vacuum, conservatives want to equate this with iraq

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