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World, not the united states, but the world is willing to put in any troops. you know, iraq, if you remember after saddam, terrible. we had to put in over 100,000 american troops. will the arabs, turks, u.n. step up to this challenge? if not, the syrians are going to fight it out among themselves, settle scores, people will go into their enclaves its going to be brutal. is the world prepared to ante up 50,000, 100,000 well armed troops? i dont think so. why all the people talking about humanitar...

Hassan, did you have something you wanted to share quickly? >> i just wanted to say i can only underscore the importance of improving agricultural yields but in an environmentally sensible way. there are certain countries which have real water shortages out there. we want trade to flow, but you want to have sensible food security policies which includes boosting yields in many countries which can afford to do so. >> this is a conversation that will persist so well keep you involved. tom, a pleas...

And said in the house, there is too much loose talk about the military options. >> well, you have to start with what is happening on the ground, which is that unlike tunisia and egypt, the peaceful uprisings of the people of these countries have been met by violence from the military directed to carry out the violence by the leader of the country, gadhafi. and the question is, will the world stand by and watch that happen? and i dont think that we should. now, it is neither desirable nor necessa...

Particularly busy week for you. let me start some place i know you havent been but which is in the headlines now. thats libya. the u.s. and the u.n. have frozen libyan assets. they have imposed an arms embargo, banned travel for gadhafi and some of his top aids. they have referred what gadhafi has done to his own people, which is turn his army on them, has been referred to a criminalcriminal court yet there is no change in behavior. senator lieberman, is there anything you believe could change t...

Thank you for joining us after a busy week for you. let me start with someplace you havent been which is in the headlines now and thats libya. the u.s. and u.n. have frozen libyan assets. they have imposed an arms embargo, banned travel for gadhafi and some of his top aides. they have referred what gadhafi has done to his own people, which is turn his army on them, has been referred to a criminal court yet there is no change in behavior. senator lieberman, is there anything you believe could cha...