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>> judge jeanine: the united states. >> and now he is saying the same individuals are back in libya and fighting on behalf of the rebels, the freedom loving rebels. >> judge jeanine: is this al-qaeda that we are helping as the rebels in libya? >> well, this group that he is a leader of the libyan is not a fighting group, it is not al-qaeda but it is aligned with al-qaeda essentially they all have the same aagain da. it as matter of tactics. >> judge jeanine: and that is? >> sheridaia law. >> judge jeanine: fundamental islamism. >> right. >> judge jeanine: did we know that before we started def...

They may be enemies of the world. >> al qaeda has on 9/11. >> this group? >> fighting group? no. they have not come after us but affiliated with al qaeda. the biggest problem we got is look they will beç in there. they will be part of the rebels no what happens. if rebels don't get help from the u.s. or europe then they will get in bed -- >> put in the reporting we just got from richard engel he says they want advisors. we talked about advisors. we were advisors in vietnam. we had advice from people in our own revolution. what do you think is credible? do you think they will take help? why i...

Academics, businessmen, and youth who participated in the february 17th revolution and formed committees to organize themselves and run cities and towns. joining me now to talk about all of the threat about al qaeda in africa, former white house counterterrorism official and now a terrorism analyst for msnbc news, roger, good to have you with us tonight. >> good evening, ed. >> al qaeda is in 70 countries. that's the word thrown out there quite a bit. how deeply are they involved in libya? >> not deeply at all. we need to remember that for years there was an islamist fwrup that opposed gadhafi...

Of the libyan people. these are the two men secretary of state hillary clinton met with last week. according to the financial times, the people, those two men represent in libya are lawyers, academics, businessmen, and youth who participated in the february 17th revolution and formed committees to organize themselves and run cities and towns. joining me now to talk about all of the threat about al qaeda in africa, former white house counterterrorism official and now a terrorism analyst for msnbc news, roger, good to have you with us tonight. >> good evening, ed. >> al qaeda is in 70 countries....

Two. i do think that gadhafi is -- predicting his behavior over the last four years has been a failed endeavor. but i think the united states needs to be aware that if gadhafi does survive, he will look at ways to retaliate against thoughs that teamed up against him. it doesn't mean that he doesn't have the capability to do so. we just need to be prepared to deal with them in that kind of scenario. >> so without the possibility that he would team up with them to coordinate an attack? >> libya has been peripheral and there was a fighting group that aligned himself and then ultimately lost in th...