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where did everyone get politically correct? that is a question that we have hear a lot over these last few day. if you head to college campuses it's political correctness run amock. the coddling of the american mind examines an increasing trend of hyper pc classrooms and what that trend is doing to students' brains. it's an issue that prompted couldn't tri's most unpc comics to skip class altogether. big h >> when i read the article i said, my gosh the person who is going to continue this discussion i started -- i didn't start, some other people did -- i mentioned it before about how college kids have no sense of hume somewhere jerry seinfeld said something, chris rock chimed in, larry the cable guy said i don't play colleges anymore, they're too politically correct. >> president, ceo of the foundation for individual rights
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think it is going to force people to pay much closer attention, if they weren't paying attention already. >> congressman, speaking of dimensions, there is a legal dimension here. these native-americans were telling me over the weekend, stating case, stating treaty, stating section, all of it. they say that president obama, if he approves this, he is breaking two treaties. can you tell us anything about that? are these native-americans correct when they speak like that? >> i think when -- when one believes in the sovereignty that is legally and constitutionally represented for native nations in couldn't tri, their sovereignty is important. keeping up and preserving and protecting and enforcing the treaties that this nation signed with sovereign nations i think those are important. and their legal resistance to is going to be a very important
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handling the issue. >> what about the earn of the cadaver dogs? >> i'd love for someone sit next to me from the pd to tell me that's a dead body. we have consulted with the number one cadaver dog expert in the couldn't tri. that finding was human fecal -- >> it could be a dip. >> a dead body, a broken nail that was flown on the floor of the bedroom. that would lead the remains that that dog would react to. about doesn't necessarily mean a dead body. it's human -- fecal matter -- it's basically dna that is deagain ra tib, it's no alive. it's easy to say it's a dead body, one of the possibilities. but i'll point out, they didn't take that piece of the carpet from the bedroom. if they thought it was evidence of a dead corpse they left the piece there.
until there is a new leader in power that they would be able to come to this decision on their own? >> we do have to wait. it is not as if we have a collectible iou. this is something that libya would have to decide it is willing to do for the reason i mentioned. they have enormous challenges and wealth. it is an oil-rich couldn't tri. at some point, they will be able to pay that back. there is $37 billion in gadhafi assets that are frozen. they have challenges to put together a country that was destroyed by gadhafi. reasonable terms, reasonable times. it would be great good will by the american taxpayers if they came forward and paid us back. >> sir, great to see you this morning. thanks for your time. coming up, amazing once in a lifetime viewing of the northern lights. look at that. we are going to bring you some spectacular images. much more after this. [ sniffs ] i have a cold. [ sniffs ] i took dayquil
mediocre outcome. i'm one of the people who have written we could imagine a cease-fire that pushed gadhafi out over time, diplomatically and economically but that idea is -- now that we're in, most people expect by overthrowing gadhafi or making sure the operation does no in one way or another. in other words you don't get yourself a lot of maneuver room by saying an interest is something less than vital. once we're involved the standards for success become pretty high, regardless. >> what do you believe the standards for success are? >> primarily, protecting the population, which we're in the process of doing but we have to keep it up, helping rebels hold on to the parts of couldn't tri where they already control things. again, we're on the rigtrack bu it's not a done deal. third part, make sure gadhafi is marginalized and ultimately ousted. i don't think he has to be gone tomorrow or next week. i think we can even live with a