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This decision. he said during a news conference yesterday that he knows better than them. >> the reality is, though, i know this case in a way that members of congress do not. i looked at the files. ive spoken to the prosecutors. i know the tactical concerns that have to go into this decision. so do i know better than them? yes. i respect their ability to disagree. but i think they should respect the fact this is an executive branch function. >> strong reaction from both sides. here are some of ...

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Rick: first a fox news alert and nato has control over all the air operations in libya but lawmakers here in the u.s. on both sides of aisle, actually, still divided on our involvement so far. the secretary of defense, robert gates, testifying right now at a house hearing, talking about just that. listen: >> and i think it is fair to say that there has been disagreement between the congress and the president ever since then on what is required of him under the war powers act. president obama is ...

Them beforehand. prior to the u.n. resolution, there was no discussions between the white house and leadership in the house or the senate of the key committees or just the general leadership of the house and the senate about where they were going, the options they were considering. and all im saying to the white house is, if you want support for congress when you act, youve got to talk to them a little bit earlier on to bring them into the process of your decision making. thats what i think didn...

Fight. >> neil: thank you very much. >> thank you, neil. >> so what is going on in that building right now? in that capitol? speaker john bainer in a tight spot. i want you to hear from one of his predecessors who has been there, done that and knows what it is like when all of the pressure is building around you. denney hastert the former speaker of the house my exclusive guest tonight at 6:00 p.m. on fbn. nato is taking full charge of libya operations and guess who is footing most of that bill?...

Let me play the answer. >> sure. >> his compliance in terms of consultation and notification of the congress has been consistent with the actions taken by all of his predecessors. >> you know, in the research that weve done here, you look back at almost every administration in generations, and there has been executive authority to engage in military action without first consulting with congress and getting congresss blessing on this. are you satisfied that the president was well within his right...

Aid into darfur." our top story at the bottom of the hour, pentagon officials say the u.s. has spent more than a half million dollars so far on the libyan conflict. the president made a robust case for humanitarian intervention during his speech last night while contrasting the effort to some of those waged by his predecessors. white house correspondent mike emanuel looks at the so-called "obama doctrine" as well as the comparisons he made between this conflict and the ones in bosnia and iraq....