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Staffers on this. there is evolution in the obama administration's thinking on this, thinking they want to be in front of the democracy wave. martha: you have to wonder what the conversations lead to. and then, here we are, being proponents of the same philosophy that we were so critical of the bush administration of during the war in iraq and the things that we said didn't make sense, many of them are arguments for doing this. >> yeah, the administration will probably point to the multilateral -- martha: we had a u.n. acceptance and lots of multilateralism in iraq. >> well, no. martha: you we...

A broad proceed democracy wave you mentioned all the places its hitting. the most significant today is libya, this would be the toughest regime to take down if in fact they succeed in taking down a regime which has lorded over them since 1969. jon: talk about a bloody regime, these reports that libyan air force jets are actually firing on civilian protesters, on the ground, that suggests that moammar kadafi or his military are feeling very threatened right now. >> it does. when this is said and done we may find that this level of regime violence comes close to the 1989 tienamen square massacre...

What he said and why the u.s. should take heed. >> people in egypt have spoken, their voices have been heard and egypt will never be the same. >> paul: welcome to the journal, editorial report, i'm paul gigot. and there was jubilation in the the streets after 18 days of pro democracy pro it ises. and deputy was involved with george w. bush freedom agenda in the middle east as a state department official, he's also been in the forefront of several democratic transitions, including one in the philippines in the 1980's. secretary wolfowitz, welcome. >> good to be with you. >> paul: you've been sa...

Britain. what he said and why the u.s. should take heed. >> people in egypt have spoken, their voices have been heard and egypt will never be the same. >> paul: welcome to the journal, editorial report, i'm paul gigot. and there was jubilation in the the streets after 18 days of pro democracy pro it ises. and deputy was involved with george w. bush freedom agenda in the middle east as a state department official, he's also been in the forefront of several democratic transitions, including one in the philippines in the 1980's. secretary wolfowitz, welcome. >> good to be with you. >> paul: you'v...