it appears to be muammar qaddafi. in the town of sirte, moments after he was apprehended and shot dead. a bullet to both legs, a bullet to the head. this goes alongwith, what we refer to as a still picture that was released about 90 minutes ago. that s the image that we first talked about. now we have the video to back it up. al jazeera with that out moments ago. hillary clinton is on the road. she is just landing we understand in pakistan. wendell goler has been with her. wendell was with her two days ago when she was in tripoli. he continues his travels with the secretary of state. here is part of his interview as pertains to libya a moment ago. with respect, a source confirmed to fox that muammar qaddafi has been injured and captured in sirte. what does that mean for the libyan people?
that involvement we re not here today at this point, and we would have been in a much more difficult and, you know, stressful situation in terms of where that country is going. setting that aside, you know, this is owned by the libyans. they have to take control of this, and they have to push forward. there was no real government structure. gadhafi ran this country in a very clever way under his thumb by setting up sort of a bizarre, dysfunctional series of committees and congresses. it was an unusual structure. it s not like egypt where move bar rack lees mubarak leaves and you ve got some infrastructure to build off of. i think probably the closest example we ve got in is iraq, and we need to take lessons about what happened after hussein was killed to avoid that chaos in libya. bill: i predict in two days over the weekend you will be reading stories published online and print inside newspapers in this country about radical fundamentalists operate anything the libya.
believed in their cause. they just want what we have. martha: i know you heard so many stories from these people, and i remember you interviewing some of them on the ground about what has happened in their own lives, their families, why their passion for this overthrow was so intense. yeah, well, they lived under this man s thumb for 414 years, they told stories of relatives and neighbors who had been killed or captured or imprisoned because they spoke out against qaddafi, and that was why they hated him so much and wanted him out. you know, one of the things we saw in misurata with this poster everywhere was qaddafi s face on a little baby s body but wrapped in ammo belts and holding weapons and clearly, they were trying to say he s a baby, he s a kid, he s spoiled, and he needs to go. martha: and it looks like that s what happened. rick, thank you very much. sure. martha: for being with us today. you re a great reporter on the ground that helped all of us have a better understand
morning. bill: any moment we ll hear from secretary of state hillary clinton. wendell goler is interviewing her overseas. she is in the region. has been for several days. in fact hillary clinton was in libya this week and was asked about qaddafi. she hopes he was killed or captured and appears she has gotten her wish. more what qaddafi s capture will mean for the libya, middle east and united states, stephen yates, former adviser to vice president dick cheney. good morning to you from salt lake city. thank you for your time. good morning, bill. bill: what does this mean? well obviously it is very important that qaddafi may have reached his ends of days. he is on the list of the bad men of the world very near the top in terms of destruction he wrought on his people and the region and obviously conducted terrorist attacks that affected american lives. the fate of one man is really the smaller story in all of this. it is important that the people focus on achieving peace but also some
not for some other family mem might be. megrahi was released because of oil. he is now free. he was tried under scottish law. he was vick convicted under scottish law and released under scottish law. if we didn t get qaddafi i most likely would be feeling differently but we went after the man that is responsible for state-sponsored terrorism. bush 43 and prime minister blair, when they welcomed qaddafi into the international community that was national and international disgrace, and to see if in this particular case, martha, i m equal opportunity abuser of democrats and republicans. i live in great country that allows me to criticize and citizens to criticize and we don t disappear. family group formed in 1989 we forced the government to do what is right. we pressured them. our governments never come forward, boy you guys are right let s do this for you. it shows that the system