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Portugal, spain, turkey, as well as others that are not in that long list. i also had the opportunity to engage today with my arab counterparts, including foreign minister zabari of iraq, representing the presidency of the arab summit, secretary general ama musa of the alab league, the prime minister of qatar, the representative of the uae, the foreign minister of morocco, and foreign minister judea of jordan. we have said from the start that arab leadership and participation in this effort to crucial. and the arab league showed that with its pivotal statement on libya what really that meant. ...

About what next and what will we be doing. so let me just underscore the key point. this is a broad international effort. the world will not sit idly by while more innocent civilians are killed. the united states will support our allies and partners as they move to enforce resolution 1973. we are standing with the people of libya, and we will not waver in our efforts to protect them. thank you. >> madam secretary, will u.s. military assets be engaged in actually flying live fire sorties? twice you said the u.s. will support our allies, and i'm wondering how active will u.s. military involvemen...

Muslim nation's internal affairs. the fact that the united states is represented by the secretary of state perhaps underscores that point. i don't know if that was the intentional point or not. but what we had at the end of the day was the extraordinary scene of the president of france taking to the microphones and announcing that warplanes from his nation in accordance with the coalition force were flying sorties already over the skis of benghazi and libya as part of u.n.'s -- enforcing that u.n. resolution that was passed. the secretary we expect to hear from her momentarily. i'm waiting for...

Military operation. and so the white house has no problems with this looking, having sarkozy, cameron, and others take the rhetorical lead on this for now because of the u.s.' own image issues in the middle east. >> chuck, based on his five-day tour in south america, when will we expect to hear from him next? will might we be able to understand more about his thinking regarding libya? >> reporter: well, we'll see if he takes any questions today. he was supposed to at this. of course, the brazilian president nixed the idea of any sort of q&a with the press corps. the president has a traveling p...

President. the next time that the full press corps has an opportunity at least on the schedule to talk to the president, question the president about the actions in libya, is monday in santiago, chile, the second country he's visiting of his three-country swing through latin america. >> all right, chuck todd following the president in brazil. we'll touch base throughout the day as we continue to follow the president there. appreciate it. now to congressman john larson, chair of the democratic caucus and one of the first to say that the president should have taken his case to the full congres...