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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.

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....

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....

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 immediately set up a commission of som...

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. on. introducing the most fuel-efficient luxury car availabl...

Serious situation. he told her to take care of herself because he wont be home for awhile. >> and my special report from the middle east. tonights show comes from here, israel. whats extraordinary when you come here is the proximity of everything. to my right ramallah. to my left jerusalem. just a few miles separating these feuding neighbors. even more extraordinarily this may well be the calmest place in the whole of the middle east right now with the rest of the region exploding in revolution....

Thats the common domino. but underneath you have two categories, you have what i call real countries like tunisia and egypt. these are very old countries with largely homo genius populations where it could be basically all the kids against dad. all the kids could come together and unite against a tyrannical leader. elsewhere throughout most of the rest of the region, you have what are really tribes with flags. in libya, its tribes in the east around benghazi against, you know, gadhafi and his tr...

At the moment, it seems that everyones eyes have been moved away from the crux of that problem. >> i have been surprised at how inconsistent president obama has been throughout this. i think the whole situation in libya baffles me. here we have a president that comes out and says he wants to see -- he wants to see gadhafi removed, and then when a no-fly zone is recommended an the french want to do it and the arab league wants to do it, he doesnt want to do it. before he made the announcement tha...

Scene. but tonight unrest continues to sweep the arab world. weve seen turmoil from tooub to egypt to libya and bahrain. were in israel getting a close look at what this may all mean for the peace process here. but i want to begin tonight with the breaking news on the other big story of the day, japan and here with that is my colleague anderson cooper, who is in tokyo. anderson, whats the latest and in particular from the news of the fukushima plant, there seems to be an escalating danger there ...

Benjamin netanyahu in the latest issue and joins me now. let me start by reading one of your quotes. it says in the midst of a revolution in the arab world netanyahu seems lost, defensive and unage or unwilling to recognize the changing circumstances in which he finds himself. what are those changing circumstances? >> well, clearly benjamin netanyahu is facing a new map in the middle east. hes facing a potentially new egypt, libya is going to possibly be worse than it was. lebanon and hezbollah ...