afraid how qaddafi might react. united states should have been better prepared to evacuate its people. they did get them out. the president is working hard at the united nations to get sanctions to enforce the no fly zone. and to work with allies around the world. so i think, yes, things move so fast now the white house might have been behind a bit. but they have caught up. chris: are you as forgiving about this? and, realistically, when you have got a dictator who is willing to fight to the death. what should we do? invade the country and enforce a no fly zone or no tank zone? should we organize a coo. they have more information than all of us. they are in the situation room. they have the intelligence that we don t have 00 our disposal. the white house could have been though, three days ago provided the information that mara just provided us. on background to reporters to you to a few other people to say this is why he is not coming out and saying. this not being as strong as you
nomination. but does he have the desire to get in the race? we ll ask former governor mike huckabee. daniels and huckabee only on fox news sunday. plus, the latest on the revolution in libya. and we ll ask our sunday group could president obama do more to topple moammar qaddafi? and our power players of the week taking on the leaders in iran by making fun of them. all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington. as states struggle with huge budget gaps and take on public workers, our first has become the new it boy of republican politics. republican governor mitch daniels of indiana is being celebrated for turning deficits into surpluses. he should be the republican nominee for president next year some say. governor daniels joins us. welcome back to fox news
megyn: fox news alert on two big developments on the chaos in libya. we reports on qaddafi supporters killing protesters. the u.s. embassy is closing in tripoli. that news coming at the same time a u.s. chartered plane has just left the country with the last americans from the embassy onboard. all americans have now left that embassy which is now closed. over the past serve months we brought you reports of potentially deadly near misses at our nation s airport. now a new federal aviation administration report revealing air traffic controller errors spiked 81% from 2007 to 2010. reporter: that s
responds to their aspirations and is broadly representative. colonel qaddafi does not seem that tethered to reality right now. in particular. he s been experts on qaddafi say he actually believes the protesters in the street are have been fed a hughe hallucino. this is a man who by many accounts seems to be legitimately unstable and perhaps willing to burn the house down with him. how does that affect the policies that you go forward with? well, jake, we make our policy decisions based on key principles as you know that i enunciated. and we evaluate circumstances in
and shep, she said that that blood was literally running in the streets. it is a tale that many more have told us. tales of absolute horror from inside libbia, shep. shepard: jonathan, we understand that the protesters have some control in the east but the west of the country far more dangerous, right? it is very much more dangerous, shep. it has always been qaddafi s strong hold there are several cities that the protesters reported they had taken control of over the last 24 to 36 hours. but what we are hearing from the refugees coming across this border is that qaddafi s forces, the army, the secret police, and these hired mercenaries are now moving into those cities trying to take them back. as one refugee said to me today, shep, qaddafi will destroy as much as he can, kill as many people as he can. he says he will eventually go. they all believe qaddafi will