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Friday where you are quoted assaying when it comes to tire tyrannical regimes we should encourage nonviolent resistance. do you think that could work against someone like qaddafi? >> it worked in egypt and tunisia and bahrain even though there has been violence there, they are coursing through the streets of bahrain right now in terms of rejecting their government. all over the world you see people trying to bring about change without violence. now, this group in libya took up arms. we dont know...

Assaying when it comes to tire tyrannical regimes we should encourage nonviolent resistance. do you think that could work against someone like qaddafi? >> it worked in egypt and tunisia and bahrain even though there has been violence there, they are coursing through the streets of bahrain right now in terms of rejecting their government. all over the world you see people trying to bring about change without violence. now, this group in libya took up arms. we dont know where they got their arms. ...

And called him a mad dog in 86. and the bombing in berlin, what do we have to do to convince the world when we bark that we mean it? >> well, before bin laden there was qaddafi quite frankly. not an islamist type terrorist but one of the original terrorist king pens during the 1980s. an important thing to remember here, judge is, a failed state like a yemen and somalia, al-qaeda sees this and it is like a magnet and they cant resit. they have vast desert regions. >> judge jeanine: perfect for tr...

Has a strong presence in that these countries and already we are hearing that al-qaeda fighters from the countries have entered libya. >> judge jeanine: the ledges are not necessarily -- the rebels are not necessarily libyan. being brought in other parts. >> and the in flux of foreign fighters because al-qaeda and other like minded extremists saying come to jihad and get this here. you correctly pointed out that the calculus was done by the current administration without really paying any attent...

Into iraq. >> judge jeanine: this country made the decision that we are go against qaddafi, kind of, maybe, but we are going to be with these guys who have a lot of al-qaeda there. eric, what can you tell us about the rebels? you have interviewed some, i understand. >> i interviewed a former top commander for the libyan islamic fighting group. >> judge jeanine: the game group. >> he lives in london now. these guys are aligned as mike said with al-qaeda. this is a guy, this man i interviewed last...

Has a strong presence in that these countries and already we are hearing that al-qaeda fighters from the countries have entered libya. >> judge jeanine: the ledges are not necessarily -- the rebels are not necessarily libyan. being brought in other parts. >> and the in flux of foreign fighters because al-qaeda and other like minded extremists saying come to jihad and get this here. you correctly pointed out that the calculus was done by the current administration without really paying any attent...

Situation and a failed state for some time to come. i think the arab league was opportunistic to get rid of qaddafi at our expense. we should have said put on your big boy pants. want to do a no fly zone, we had a no fly zone in iraq and that went well, we should have said get through it yourselves. >> judge jeanine: thanks for the big boy pants. thanks for being with us, guys. i appreciate it, eric. up next on justice, how does a guy end up getting a sold out nationwide tour? where is the justi...

Conservative convention that this man needs to be taken out and assassinated? >> no, i didnt use that word. but when he constitutes a legitimate military target and we shouldnt be aapologetic about that. we havent made up our mind what we are doing. >> hopefully that will be resolved on monday night . i think the united states is suffering and people are suffering because we dont know why we are there. let me ask, qaddafi is a terrorist and we know from berlin and pan am . just last week he thre...

And called him a mad dog in 86. and the bombing in berlin, what do we have to do to convince the world when we bark that we mean it? >> well, before bin laden there was qaddafi quite frankly. not an islamist type terrorist but one of the original terrorist king pens during the 1980s. an important thing to remember here, judge is, a failed state like a yemen and somalia, al-qaeda sees this and it is like a magnet and they cant resit. they have vast desert regions. >> judge jeanine: perfect for tr...

Friday where you are quoted assaying when it comes to tire tyrannical regimes we should encourage nonviolent resistance. do you think that could work against someone like qaddafi? >> it worked in egypt and tunisia and bahrain even though there has been violence there, they are coursing through the streets of bahrain right now in terms of rejecting their government. all over the world you see people trying to bring about change without violence. now, this group in libya took up arms. we dont know...