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Into paris during world war ii. everybody clapping and cheering. we are the first television crew to get to the city. and we were just overwhelmed by the welcome here, people were throwing candy inside the car, clapping, shaking our hands, telling us you're welcome, thank you for coming here. an incredible experience. >> cnn! [ chanting ] >> reporter: you know, i'm almost -- i feel like i'm just not up to the task of conveying just the significance of what we're seeing here. [ chanting ] >> reporter: it's noisy, it's chaotic. but the people are ecstatic. pictures just say it all. cnn, benghazi...

Tea party! >> but some new conservative lawmakers are choosing not to join the new tea party caucus and if the president and other democrats move more towards the center, will the tea party lose its relevance? joining us is newt gingrich's director of renewing leadership and the former special assistant to president clinton. great to see you both today. appreciate it. >> good to be here. >> as you saw there, not surprisingly, i should say, this tea party caucus got a little feisty. you saw what rand paul said there, getting up there and saying is the tea party still a force? that was his first...

>> reporter: this demonstration in benghazi gives you an idea of the passion of the people of this city, the passion of so many libyans who have been thirsting for 42 years for this sort of opportunity, the chance to express themselves freely. [ chanting in foreign language ] >> reporter: we arrived in this city. and from the beginning, everywhere we went, i felt like i was an american soldier going into paris during world war ii. everybody clapping and cheering. we are the first television crew to get to this city. and we were just overwhelmed by the welcome here. people were throwing candy i...

>> this demonstration in benghazi gives you the idea of the passion of the people of this city. the passion of so many libyans who have been thirsting for 42 years for this sort of opportunity, the chance to express themselves freely. >> reporter: we arrived in this city and from the beginning, everywhere we went, i felt like i was an american soldier going into paris during world war ii. everybody clapping and cheering. we are the first television crew to get to this city, and we were just overwhelmed by the welcome here. people were throwing candy inside the car, clapping,