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Violence is not and cannot be the answer. a political process is. we have raised our concerns about the current measures directly with bahraini officials and will continue to do so. with all of these partners, we have discussed the urgent humanitarian needs arriving from the crisis in libya. i thank the arab leaders for their generous contributions to aid refugees threei in-- fleein gadhafi's violence and agree this will be of critical concern in the days ahead. egypt and tunisia in particular will need all of our support. the united states has made significant pledges of assistance, and we lo...

Investments and engagement in afghanistan and iraq, in the last two weeks, i was worried the whole world was waiting for the united states to ste up and take sole leadership of -- military active leadership in responding to gadhafi. instead what i hear unfolding today is that we are playing a supporting role as our allies, the british, the french, arab states, states from the gulf, they are going to be taking the military lead in ensuring that gadhafi does not massacre civilians and in providing cover and support to the resistance in libya. i think that's appropriate. it is a change, perhaps, ...

Visiting tomorrow and the opportunity to speak directly to the brazilian people about what our governments can do. thank you very much. >> all right. president obama there finishing up his words about five own ten minutes long as he is meeting with brazil's president, dilma rousseff, who is the 36th president of brazil. she's also the first woman president of brazil. and she assumed office just months ago. and president obama making very brief comments about what is happening in libya. and we expect also for secretary of state hillary clinton to be making comments on what is happening in libya...

The international community, but unfortunately, that has not borne to be true. but we have the brutal crackdown that he is conducting which reminds us all why he was considered an outlaw in the past. and it's -- it's unfortunate but it is realty that we have to take into account. secondly, this has been a time of great ferment in the region. and you have two countries bordering libya, egypt and tunisia, that are committed to a democratic transformation, and they have long borders with libya. and they are facing humanitarian crises on those borders. and there is a lot of concern about the peopl...

Government. yes? >> just an indication -- i know you said help -- have bahrain or the uae indicated they would fly fighter jets at all? >> again, i'm got to let individual countries make their own announcements. >> there was a comment yesterday that stopped short of repeating calls for gadhafi to step down. i'm wondering if you could go back to that question. is there any way that the u.s. could see the libya situation resolving itself with gadhafi somehow still in play? and what does this action with the u.n. resolution mean for gadhafi's survival in the short or long term? >> you know, those...