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>> what would be a powerful step forward is if we could get the pakistani military as an unwavering ally to go after those groups in northern waziristan, but so far they havent been able to do it. >> you have the elected leadership, the military, three discrete nodes of power in afghanistan. but you also say in terms of how we structure the relationship, im left with the conclusion there was some level of state support fur al qaeda. why is there this duality. yes, they have the relationship with...

House is leaning towards releasing those photos. that is coming from a government official familiar with intelligence matters. i should tell you that cnns john king came by this information. hes also reporting a senior government official says they could be released today, carol. if released they would come out through the cia. there are a number of photos, as you can imagine, the source is saying they are very graphic. but a number of photos to choose from to be released. now that government of...

Construction techniques, new safety regimes, new electronic systems, we have a whole different ball game out there for nuclear in the future. >> let me ask you this to stay on nuclear. ive been a fan. id buy into what youre saying with more hesitancy than a month ago. we have nuclear plants in the nation that are 20, 30 years old. youre saying we decommission those and build in their place new nukes youre talking about? >> every one reaches its 30 year end of permit except for the plants that ha...

Commoditized because we need many more of them. >> if you said new, clean, small nuclear two weeks ago, an audience around the nation says, well buy into this. this has not been a good month for nuclear. having seen what weve seen in japan that those adjectives apply to the nuclear power youre talking about? >> salute absolutely. the facts of the japanese disaster, 40-year-old plant, 50-year-old construction technology, 50, 60-year-old nuclear technology. buy goodness, we dont use anything 50 or...

The u.s. doesnt really have a great handle on all of these various rebel factions, whether in benghazi or some of the other cities. its a very disparate group. some are what we would call good guys, others maybe not such good guys. thats one of the reasons why theres a hesitancy on the part of the obama administration to support arming the rebels. they dont want a situation to develop where were giving arms to people who in the end will turn against the united states, turn against the allies and...

Keep fighting. because they think youre going to be there at their side and here then when you let them be crushed and theyre about to be crushed. look, its too late for a no-fly zone, then its humiliation for the president and its an embarrassment in many ways. >> it seems to me the president is losing credibility day by day, the opposition forces are being pushed back by gadhafi. the arab league said do a no-fly zone. france has recognized the opposition and is begging us to join us in a no-fl...

We assume gadhafi has full access to the debates here in the united states. its the way we function here in the united states. with open talks and debates. zuz the political debate in the united states and the hesitancy to use military force now, does it impact gadhafis decision making at all? >> it may, but it would be one in a long line of dictator who is have miscalculated because they listened to this free and open debate and the assumed theyre without power. you can go back from the soviet ...

>> it wouldnt be the first time where the pentagon is reluctant. the civilians are are more anxious to get involved militarily. >> its easier for senators to bang the drum here at home. but secretary of state clinton has to sit down with these leaders face to face. so youre seeing a lot more hesitancy. >> are you hearing theres a big debate going on within the obama administration over what to do? >> im not privy to what theyre talking about hat the white house, but i can tell you that the the p...

To use it only to elections. and thats what should make all of us suspicious of them. >> heres the question. i think we all share your suspicion, hesitancy, the doubt. the question i have for you, though, is you were a member of the brotherhood. you have evolved. is it not possible that they, as well, have changed? they say, look, we know the history, but we too have gone through an evolution. show us an act of violence recently that you can point to the current leadership. so is there one? >> i...

The netherlands, thats the university where i studied. and hes not the only one. and i have to look at -- lets just look at the record of the people who are talking to us now. the supreme leader of the muslim brotherhood, all of his statements point out to the same goals that ive been stating. society and muslim law. he hasnt changed that. the public -- you know, the press have to be purged of anything that is anti-islamic. cinema and theater have to conform with islamic laws. women, religious m...