so when the president this president said that, the implicit criticism is never again will an american president just be signature on his hands while people are being slaughtered. 700,000 people were at risk. but they are being slaughtered in iran as we speak and syria as we speak and bahrain as we speak. what triggers it, the number being slaughtered? we value each individual life. no clarity or consistency. we ve got to be careful not to make this a war on islam and taking out people we dislike in the region. hold your thought because we ll continue this conversation. we re ready to come back. thank you. in egypt a major public relations campaign going on right now. the muslim brotherhood trying to change its image. how the group hopes to pull it off. and gadhafi s possible exit strategy. we have some new information on where potentially he could end up. [ male announcer ] escape convention.
of gadhafi. here is march about what happens the day after the military action to a certain extent. this is more the medium to long term to libya rather than what happens in next days and weeks so far as the military action is concerned but of course, you and i know, carol, that there are many unanswered questions still here and they will be proved by the press, those who are here, as to what this nato mission actually is, what it means, and the ultimate question whether does it finish. what is the exit strategy here? it s still very unclear at this point. we may not get it from the guys here who are absolutely determined this is about the day after tomorrow, the humanitarian stuff but we certainly will push them on that. absolutely. becky anderson, thanks. as world leaders meet in london, congress is back in session here. it s talking libya, too. the president speech aimed to tamp down criticisms on capitol hill but members of both parties
don t have mission creep. it has already crept from a no-fly zone to supporting the rebels army. do you have an exit strategy? we don t. because if gadhafi doesn t fall, and brutalizes civilians what are we gonna do? if he does fall and there s a civil war, what are we going to do. to pretend this is england or france s problem is facile because it was the united states problem to begin with. sean: appreciate you being here. coming up our post-game coverage of tonight s presidential address. we will be joined by radio talk show host bill bennett. later the left and right collide we the brothers beckel the one on the right is the conservative one the one standing is the liberal guy. they return. you don t want to miss bob having to debate his [ male announcer ] escape convention. introducing the most fuel-efficient luxury car available. the radically new 42 mile per gallon ct hybrid from lexus.
trees and out of sight of coalition aircraft overhead. but it would appear that there was very little civilian activity around the troops we saw there, john. and let s turn to the political situation. at this big summit meeting in london, secretary of state clinton, british officials, others saying, perhaps gadhafi won t feel so isolated. perhaps he ll get the hint and leave. perhaps someone around him will tell him he has to go. wishful thinking, nic? any indications at all from anyone you ve spoken to close to the regime that gadhafi is trying to find an exit strategy? reporter: that s one thing people say they can count on him, he s not going to succumb to this immediate pressure. so it does seem ifs the coalition wants this past to be successful to oust gadhafi, it s going to take more coalition military might to bring that pressure to bear, because it seems that he s not he s just not going to back down in the face of the opposition as it stands right now, even though senior
don t have mission creep. it has already crept from a no-fly zone to supporting the rebels army. do you have an exit strategy? we don t. because if gadhafi doesn t fall, and brutalizes civilians what are we gonna do? if he does fall and there s a civil war, what are we going to do. to pretend this is england or france s problem is facile because it was the united states problem to begin with. sean: appreciate you being here. coming up our post-game coverage of tonight s presidential address. we will be joined by radio talk show host bill bennett. later the left and right collide we the brothers beckel the one on the right is the conservative one the one standing is the liberal guy. they return. you don t want to miss bob having to debate his conservative brother. that and more, straight ahead. a privilege for the ultra-wealthy. it s a necessity.