not a vital national interest? it s blatant hypocrisy isn t enough to speak out, how about this? jihadis that fought us the u.s. in iraq and afghanistan now enjoy american support in libya. excuse me? that means the people who we were actually shooting at on the battlefield, we now giving arms to in libya. this libya rebel commander says his fighters have al-qaeda links. we ll have more on the story at the bottom of the hour. let s see if we have this right. we have a nobel peace prize winning president, encouraging unrest in the mast. saying rise up, isn t this great? look, now people are rising up. people are getting killed everywhere. then he gave the commander to launch america s third military conflict with a muslim nation that poses no immediate threat. never made the case to the american people. and no exit strategy. no one is even asking or
to support a transition to a future that better serves the libyan people. that s how the international community should work. more nations. the united states at the ent center of it but not alone. the president speaking in new york a while ago. pa woman rushing into a tripoli hotel accusining gadhafi s men raping her. now her mother is speaking to cnn. standby for that report. and is moammar gadhafi looking for a way out? the possible exit strategy is coming up next. and new information on the actual cost of the operations. [ woman ] when you want a bank that travels with you. with you when you re ready for the next move. [ male announcer ] now that wells fargo and wachovia have come together, what s in it for you? unprecedented strength, the stability of the leading community bank in the nation
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first of all understand what the purpose is going in and then also the exit strategy. how to get out of this. i think the president has his work cut out for him. if what the president does is go out and claim victory with international leadership and this is the way it is conducted, that will not be enough. he needs to put in context the doctrine. here the president, whether it is egypt, it is vocal. we have seen libya after the u.n. resolution. what we don t have is the framework in which the president approaches these foreign policy challenges. i think that is what the american people are looking for. otherwise, it looks like
exit strategy and end game? listen to the comes from both a democrat and republican. how long can we expect to be in the mission? i don t think he can give us an exact time but there needs to be a clear understanding of how long a commitment we re talking about and how much will be u.s. and how much will be international. when will the u.s. combat role in the operation end? will america s commitment end in days, not weeks, as the president promised? what will be the duration of the non-combat operation and what will be the cause? what national security interests of the united states justified the risk of american life. wolf, you know that there has been criticism from the president s own party for not coming to congress before to get approval before this military mission in libya. the man you just heard there,