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About. as soon as we dug into it more and figured out what it was it wasn't what we wanted it to be. but wore not -- you can say we are press trade but we have no plans to shut the manned post down. there is a 10-month-old that's missing so what aren't we going to do. megyn: do you believe she is still alive, sir? >> i don't know and we don't have any discussion about that. we are just pressing forward. leads come in, we are tracking them count best we can. and i know people are speculating after going on three days or so. but that doesn't change anything that we are going to do. megyn: all th...

American people understand how dangerous and how ruthless these people are. >> dana? >> i think what i've noticed is in "the new york times," what the general says is absolutely true. you look at the media, sometimes they want to pull out how innocent some of the people were. >> sure. >> and how they really weren't that bad and how they're being held there and it's so unfair. now, if they are being -- if they were caught up in a sweep and they weren't supposed to be there, then absolutely they should be returned and many of them have been. i think at the height of it, there was some -- well, w...

Off. but that's the challenge before the president, to explain those two goals, but also explain why it is that the u.s. military is not involved in trying to go after gadhafi or trying to take him down militarily. so the speech tonight, from the national defense university, which is near washington. >> thank you. let's bring in "the washington post" editorial writer jonathan capehart, also an msnbc contributor. do you think the question of, why aren't we going after gadhafi, why aren't we taking him down, do you think that's something the american people are demanding to know? >> i think the ...

Country. quite frankly, the saudis are terrified of shiite rebellion. i will say this for the saudis, they act in their national interest, forget this democracy. they supported mubarak all the way to the end. they'd be prepared to bring him in and they support their sunni allies. >> i forget who was saying it earlier but if libya is an example for the world community, then aren't we going to be held to live up to that example if these other countries bubble over in a similar way? >> if the level of violence and threat of loss of human life is as high, i think the u.s. would act. >> the united ...

Think our country is setting amongst these other countries as well like bahrain, like saudi arabia, for example? >> i do believe libya is different. this is a man who has -- a man who has been responsible for blowing up jetliners, who has demonstrated an appetite for militarily confronting the united states and the west, and the scale of the potential -- >> jenna: ambassador, i don't mean to interrupt you here but based on what you just said, based on the fact that we do know that about him, then why aren't we going really hard at him? >> i think we will be going hard at him. and i think this ...