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customers for religious reasons. in the spotlight tonight arizona senate bill 1062. most of the attention to this bill is on how it could target the lgbt community, but as the gay rights group, one community, points out, sb-1062 could affect almost anyone. a taxi driver could refuse to drive someone to a synagogue because it goes against his religion. women could be in danger of losing jobs because in some religions they are not equal. restaurateurs could refuse to serve a mormon family on the grounds that they disapprove of their religion. last may jan brewer vetoed a similar religious freedom bill as part of a package of bills that she refused to sign until the state legislature worked on expanding medicaid through the affordable care act. this time jan brewer's decision may come down to football. >> in the past the nfl has made decisioned about where they host the super bowl based on laws that are passed in the state.
smooth, even path. and there are going to be times where we have to make judgments where we'd like to see something happen and it doesn't happen. it's my job as president to make those decisioned based on all the consequences, understanding that we have experience here in trying to impose our will in places like iraq and i think the american people understand the cost of that. >> all right. welcome back to "morning joe." 44 past the hour. joining us now to talk more about this, president of ref his international, an independent washington-based advocacy organization. also one of the few aid groups, humanitarian groups who have been able to get inside libya and witness firsthand what's happening at the center of the conflict. you're just back yourself from libya. give us an assessment of what is going on with the citizens that are caught in the middle of this. >> we spoke to many of the population there, people representing the council, will,
the front and center issue between the two militaries. it was a couple of weeks ago that vice president joe biden said that the u.s. did not anticipate israel would unilaterally strike at the targets. fundamentally, that's the big concern and point of discussion. you'll recall gates wrote a classified memo saying the obama administration wasn't ready to deal with the programs militarily, that decisioned needed to be make about all of that. what gates wants to make sure is that israel hasn't made its own decision to go ahead. again, you'll see this warm, friendly relationship. behind the scenes it is iran that is the number one issue between the two militaries right now. john? >> and admiral mike mullen said the other day that he thought that a unilateral strike would have great consequences to the entire region. >> admiral mullen and david