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Zone by itself will be effective. americans need to realize that once the american president has publicly said a dictator has to go. if that deck day for survives it is a considerable defeat for the united states. the whole region is in turmoil. you have problems everywhere from bahrain, saudis may be drifting towards a confrontation with the iranians. problems in yemen. problems in egypt. problems in tunisia. problems in libya. the president seems to be disengaged, terrible terrorist attack in ...

One ethic group. america is a giant melting pot. >> bill: thats why we used coulter tonight. we want you to hear all points of view. >> bill: there is fair and unfair criticism of the president. on libya he deserves scrutiny. onya pan hammering him, is ridiculous.

Going to be over we are going house-to-house and hunt down the rebels. so it is going to be a close call. we could see airstrikes in the next 24 hours, right now the u.s. not taking the lead. of course this resolution says no boots on the ground. we could see airstrikes with the u.s. forces in the background helping with logistics at least initially. >> sean: steve harrigan in tripoli. we continue to monitor events in that region. should airstrikes begin well have the latest. >> next, from japan...

A lot of it has to do with the oil and a lot of it indecision about libya and things like that. >> i think first of all you are correct in that assessment. secondly, you are also correct if you believe that oil prices are not going to move much higher from here. we are going to initially see less demand for crude oil, not more. it will take time for that crude oil to be bought by japan to replace what it has lost in nuclear power. nuclear power -- >> bill: you think gas prices peaked in the u.s....

Live there, already qadhafis forces have been hitting the outskirts, dropping bombs on the outskirts. with this no-fly resolution and possible airstrike we could see that change immediately. already, expectations are enormous the rebels. crowds are out cheering in benghazi. a question, will this resolution come in time and how effective it will be? qadhafis government forces already at the gates of the rebels last strong whole many >> sean: as the u.n. clears the way for this attack on libya, it...

Going to be over we are going house-to-house and hunt down the rebels. so it is going to be a close call. we could see airstrikes in the next 24 hours, right now the u.s. not taking the lead. of course this resolution says no boots on the ground. we could see airstrikes with the u.s. forces in the background helping with logistics at least initially. >> sean: steve harrigan in tripoli. we continue to monitor events in that region. should airstrikes begin well have the latest. >> next, from japan...

Some real risks to try to help the japanese. it is a tremendous tragedy. all of us should keep the japanese in our prayers in is the worst crisis theyve had since world war ii. we dont know how bad it going to be. on libya, -- >> sean: he is taking another vacation to rio. he has played golf 61 times. hes filling out brackets. the only thing on his agenda today was meeting with people from ireland. and that one quick comment that he made. fundraisers. you are talking about he should have immedia...

One ethic group. america is a giant melting pot. >> bill: thats why we used coulter tonight. we want you to hear all points of view. >> bill: there is fair and unfair criticism of the president. on libya he deserves scrutiny. onya pan hammering him, is ridiculous.

One ethic group. america is a giant melting pot. >> bill: thats why we used coulter tonight. we want you to hear all points of view. >> bill: there is fair and unfair criticism of the president. on libya he deserves scrutiny. onya pan hammering him, is ridiculous.

On another note, we have a first for our bill oreilly.com polling. a dead heat the question should the u.s.a. lead a no-fly zone in libya? 50% yes, 50% no. so, we are going to keep this up. now, there has been close to 40,000 votes so far. we will leave the poll open until monday and then give you updated results then. directly ahead ann coulter on radiation and glenn beck on what the japanese disaster should tell us. coming right back. p.a.: the master suite has a completely updated master bath...