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See gadhafi leave power. leave office. are you prepared to use any means necessary in the united states government to make that happen, and if not, why not? in the cases of other uprisings theres been a careful consideration not to take sides, let the libyan -- let the people in the countries make the decision but in this case it seems we have taken sides. whats the red line here? >> first of all, lets take a look at what we have already done. my first priority, obviously, was getting out americ...

Happening unless you happen to literally be at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: what is avvo? its an online group that rates doctors and lawyers. what are they doing rating spring break destinations? thats what folks with visit orlando would like to know. bottom line, they feel avvo does not have the big picture. >> its also being taken off resident statistics. thats per capita. it does not take into effect the 300,000 to 400,000 temporary residents we have. when you look at one m...

Yesterday we had 15 civilians killed, two ieds. if you go to jilalabad and look at the bank situation, where the guys smile and laugh as he shoots civilians in cold blood. the insurgents target innocent women and children. the coalition forces do not. >> obviously, barbara, no one wants to hear about civilian casualties. but would it help the u.s. cause in afghanistan to compare the u.s. record with that of the taliban? >> well, you know, that certainly is the strategy right now. i think u.s. km...

Their big government republican colleagues. for those of you keeping track at home, both of the two at the top are using the wisconsin state constitution to make their point. one of those guys went so far in his arguments against this anti-gay marriage bill to propose what appears to have been a sarcastic amendment to it warning potential visitors to the state that now that they have entered wyoming their rights were in jeopardy. >> mr. president this amendment is brought forward in the hopes th...

Gives stipends to them? >> absolutely. go back, you now have a fund of experience here at ac 360, these people who write to you all the time, who write to us, we share their messages, tens of thousands of libyans have studied abroad, these are very educated people. when you hear them talking, you hear their diction, and you compare them to the rantings of moammar gadhafi, you understand this is an educated country yearning to be free. lawyers, professors, academics, all kinds of human beings, en...

Hear their diction, and you compare them to the rantings of moammar gadhafi, you understand this is an educated country yearning to be free. lawyers, professors, academics, all kinds of human beings, engineers. and there are many, many exiles who have left libya, not because they hated their country. they wish to go back. we should trust the libyans with their freedom. this is fundamental. >> we have seen and heard of revolutions in the past that get betrayed or diverted, in one way or another. ...

The governor of wisconsin overreached because he wasnt just balancing the budget he was also going off collective bargaining and some say he could have balanced the budget somehow without that and not to reflect the obviously-- >> ive worked in a democrat sick administration and gubernatorial administration here in new york state and the problem in new york state, just looking at new york state like a lot of the states in the country are one-shot deal. were going to fix it for this year, but it ...

Senators named is me brainwashed? thats what theyre saying. senator carl levin for example released a statement saying there would be no need for them to trial psy-ops him to get more funding for troops in afghanistan because he says hes always supported that. and al franken has said released a statement saying he always is skeptical of what hes told entirely on trips like this to afghanistan. he takes great pains to get information from a host of sources before he forms policy decisions. but th...

Telling me the egyptians really need to clarify who is in charge of this government, the people that theyre going to be dealing with. obviously, the u.s. will be looking for the egyptian military to be making specific steps such as lifting that emergency law, including some more people in the political process and also some constitutional reforms. but immediately, as the military takes over and starts ruling the country, the u.s. knows who the players are. doesnt know exactly who theyre going to...

To reach out to. there is some names that has floated through the traffic that they have seen twitter and the like. there is no obvious person. thats one of the central differences between what we have seen tonight in egypt, what we saw in tunisia and what we have seen over the last couple of decades when we have seen major changes of power, shep. >> shepard: catherine herridge in washington. thank you. good weekend. >> youre welcome. >> shepard: 18 days to topple a regime that had been in place...