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>> we are back with the panel, charles? >> cameron is right about isis expanding. it is a good way for isis, they attacked beirut and likely brought down an russian airliner and now the french. that is a lot of reach. the question is why france? they have a lot of objectives. the first, you have to ask yourself, why was a syrian passesport found bite bomber? they were all carrying suicide bombs and he didntxd need it. it was a way to exer bait. it is a way to use the migration to infilt trait. t...

Intervention the best option to resolve conflict in libya? with more on that issue is dr. walid feris, middle east expert and author of "the coming revolution: struggle for freedom in the middle east." and general jerry boiken, author of "never surrender." walid, if i may, since we are friends and colleagues, to you first. what is the situation on the ground in libya? are the rebels asking for, would they even expect or want american military assistance? would military assistance harm their caus...

That wed be confronting, but it doesnt, it doesnt mean there arent significant risks associated with taking out their air defense systems. as well as air-to-air combat if they tried to stop some of the jets that gaddafi launches. i think its an unnecessary and unacceptable risk for the u.s. i think the u.s. could support this with intelligence. as well as logistics. but i dont want to see u.s. aircraft involved in a no-fly zone. >> judge napolitano: walid, should the president of the united stat...

The europeans no doubt about that. but im afraid that the radical element will slowly creep in to the area of the command and soon we will have libya under gaddafi and maybe libya under a radical at the end of the day. its a hard strategic choice to make. >> judge napolitano: last question, what do you think will happen? as things now stand, is he crazy enough to stay there while bullets are shooting at him and nothing to protect him? will he literally stay there with his last drop of blood or w...

Is united states military intervention the best option to resolve conflict in libya? with more on that issue is dr. walid feris, middle east expert and author of "the coming revolution: struggle for freedom in the middle east." and general jerry boiken, author of "never surrender." walid, if i may, since we are friends and colleagues, to you first. what is the situation on the ground in libya? are the rebels asking for, would they even expect or want american military assistance? would military ...

That wed be confronting, but it doesnt, it doesnt mean there arent significant risks associated with taking out their air defense systems. as well as air-to-air combat if they tried to stop some of the jets that gaddafi launches. i think its an unnecessary and unacceptable risk for the u.s. i think the u.s. could support this with intelligence. as well as logistics. but i dont want to see u.s. aircraft involved in a no-fly zone. >> judge napolitano: walid, should the president of the united stat...

No doubt about that. but im afraid that the radical element will slowly creep in to the area of the command and soon we will have libya under gaddafi and maybe libya under a radical at the end of the day. its a hard strategic choice to make. >> judge napolitano: last question, what do you think will happen? as things now stand, is he crazy enough to stay there while bullets are shooting at him and nothing to protect him? will he literally stay there with his last drop of blood or will he see the...