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Businesses including a liquor store which was a first naturally. then as the riding accelerated and walked down the street and burned down the third precinct police station. minneapolis police station. as you saw that happen you realized this is different than what we've seen before. scene rights before in 1992 and a rodney king verdict. torched a lot of that city heard but they didn't burn any police stations. because he can't burn a police station because there are police there and there aren't and they represent the law.la they enforce the law. he can't burn on the police station because if...

If they say nato is in charge, then the u.s. or britain or norway or italy, well then they really aren't in charge. what do you think about that? >> i think that may be right. you have to stand back and ask the question, why now? ok, why are we attacking qaddafi now? 20 years ago, we had every possible reason, he'd attack you, he'd attack us. the libyan had murdered one of our policewomen. he had sponsored an armed insurrection at the united kingdom and at lockerbie, he was responsible for the mass murder of your citizens and ours. that was the moment to hit back. instead we kissed and cuddled...

Nicolas sarkozy would have been an interesting partner for george as opposed to jacques chirac. they would not let our fighters go over there when reagan was president and now leading the charge in 2011. great to get your perspective in a beautiful, it looks like a crowded area but your voice won out. >> about to go into vote. so nice to be here. >> ok. we'll fax it to you. if you're a little late. if you need a note. >> thanks. >> meanwhile, coming up next, daniel hannan, thanks. more than 1,000 drunk drivers about to be allowed back on the roads. you say major screw-up? >> then what's your b...

Unclear who is actually in charge of the military operation in libya. france and the u.s. say that they're going to give nato control in a few days. >> but not all of the countries in the coalition think that's a good idea. for example, france. european parliament member daniel hannan joins us from brussels. daniel, who's in command? who's in control? >> good question. i mean, the problem with nato is that it wasn't designed for this. i mean, nato did its job brilliantly but 20 years ago, it should have awarded itself a medal and retired with honor. the trouble is when have you ever known any ...

Interview last night that he believes this is because of pressure from donors that it's another symptom of the tea partization of the conservative movement that the elites -- he likes the aei folks -- aren't in charge. they're getting so much pressure from below. >> you know, though, i'm sorry, i keep hearing about everything that goes bad for democrats now is blamed on the tea party. and it's getting really old. david frum said that the passage of a bill that should be to every conservative, small government, republican in america was our waterloo, was the conservative movement's waterloo. we...