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Bit too aggressive without knowing what the unintended consequences might be. so i think, yeah, regime change is easy. getting rid of dictators is easy. before you do that, youve got to think about what happens the day after. >> with all due respect, senator, you voted for regime change with respect to libya. you joined the senate in voting to get rid of gadhafi and you asked there be a security council validation of that with a resolution. >> she is nailing good night for agreeing with her back...

Bit too aggressive without knowing what the unintended consequences might be. yes, we could get rid of saddam hussein, but that destabilize the entire region. yes, we could get rid of gadhafi, a terrible dictator, but that created a vacuum for isis. >> and the reason that matters is that throughout the evening, shannon, we heard the candidates talk about isis in iraq and syria. but really thats chapter one and theyve already moved on to chapter two. chapter two, based on our reporting, is in afr...

Bit too aggressive without knowing what the unintended consequences might be. yes, we could get rid of saddam hussein, but that destabilize the entire region. yes, we could get rid of gadhafi, a terrible dictator, but that created a vacuum for isis. >> and the reason that matters is that throughout the evening, shannon, we heard the candidates talk about isis in iraq and syria. but really thats chapter one and theyve already moved on to chapter two. chapter two, based on our reporting, is in afr...

>> a rebel named ali algati has captured the entire incident. >> he filmed it from the very start. and he said to me, "do you want it?" [ yelling in foreign language ]. >> the footage, graphic and disturbing, shows gadhafi, wounded, bleeding, and being beaten by an angry mob. rebels cry "god is great." >> allahu akbar! >> stumbling and disoriented, the libyan leader appears to ask for mercy as he is dragged, punched, and stabbed repeatedly. rebels hold guns to gadhafis head. >> they call him a d...

Knowing what the unintended consequences might be. yes, we could get rid of saddam hussein, but that destabilize the entire region. yes, we could get rid of gadhafi, a terrible dictator, but that created a vacuum for isis. >> and the reason that matters is that throughout the evening, shannon, we heard the candidates talk about isis in iraq and syria. but really thats chapter one and theyve already moved on to chapter two. chapter two, based on our reporting, is in africa, and libya is really gr...

Additional common sense legislation or reform would have helped, for example, hillary clinton uses the south carolina example where that massacre could have been avoided then i think it rings true to american voters and that helps the democrats. >> lets talk about foreign policy, specifically libya. clinton and sander went back and forth over the issue, specifically regime change. erol, listen to this. >> i worry too much that secretary clinton is too much into regime change and a little bit too...

Gadhafi, whos held power for 42 years. >> libya was one of those countries people never imagined it would see the revolution spread to. because gadhafi was so in control. but im a revolution junkie, and it succeeded in tunisia. it succeeded in egypt. i wanted it to succeed everywhere. >> for decades gadhafi was one of the worlds most eccentric leaders, known for his flamboyant outfits and his all-female bodyguards. but he was also an open supporter of international terrorism, with links to the l...

Dictators. thats another fault line that emerged. we dont want to do that. it leads to chaos. >> i thought rubio sort of stuck cruz on that point. cruz mentioned it. rubio pointed out that gadhafi was responsible and admitted he took down that plane over scotland and the bombing that killed u.s. marines. he made a distinction there. assad was supporting hezbollah and allowed improvised electronic devices to be shipped into iraq which killed american soldiers. >> whats astounding by what cruz sai...

Dictators and toppling them. thats another fault line that emerged with trump, cruz and paul saying it leads to chaos. >> i thought rubio stuck cruz on the point. cruz mentioned must be reck, gadhafi, hussein and said he would be against taking down assad. rubio pointed out gadhafi was responsible and admitted he had taken down the plane over scotland and the bombing of the discos that killed u.s. marines. hezbollah allowed improvised devices that killed american soldiers. >> what was said is a ...

Order to try to avert a big humanitarian catastrophe that would not have good for us. in retrospect, we should have left gadhafi in there, those seem to forget he had lost legitimate si and control of his country and we could have had another syria in libya now. the problem with libya was the fact that there was a failure on the part of the entire international community and i think that the united states has some accountability for not moving swiftly enough and underestimating the need to rebui...