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Remember, his parents were refugees from libya. our next guest says that explains a lot. here to explain that is weekend "fox & friends" co-host pete hegseth, a fox news contributor and u.s. army veteran. pete, you think the problem is when people come to a western country, they are not blending in. >> very much so. it's all about assimilation and allegiance. it doesn't mean they give up the cultures they came from and their family and the people they know. it means when you come to the u.k. or to the united states, what has made these western countries successful is that they coalesce around ...

Hi, conor. >> well, nato continues to fly air mixes over here in libya but the fighting remains intense on the ground as well. we were pushed up to the key city of braga today. there was visible signs of fighting, ambulances returning from the frontline and rook coats leaving from the rebel positions. this is an area over the past four or five days that has seen intense fighting between pro qaddafi forces and also rebel fighters. in the last 24-48 hours one thing we have begun to see is a slight change in the sort of demeanor of the rebels. they are according to rebel leaders an entire brigade...

Search for a group called the libyan islamic fighting group. they have been fighting qaddafi for 20 years. they're based in benghazi and eastern libya. and they have gone all over the world to gain training and fighting. jenna: now let me ask you about that group though. i read in some of the research it suggests that the group definitely wants to fight against qaddafi but also decided that they weren't going to align themselves with al qaeda back in 2007 or some did they actually sever with al qaeda? are they different? >> they issued a statement after being tore turt -- tortured in qaddafi's...

United states. but for mrs. clinton and president to say these are middle class lawyers or rather, that we don't even know who they are, i think the american people should be appalled at that. jenna: well, it is easy to understand our desire to want to believe that we're helping the good guys, right? that is what would like to believe but that's why we're also asking these questions. as our ambassadors to the u.n., yesterday, michael, said to me and hillary clinton also said yesterday publicly we're still getting to know the people that we're helping. how long -- >> there is no reason for that...

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