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The libyan rebels are on the outskirts of tripoli. the problem is that the population is progaddafi. meaning if we support the rebels in a ground assault against it, we are not protecting a population, we're attacking a population. on the other hand if the objective is regime change, we have to provide the air ground support. so the answer to the question which is our objective will be answered on the ground. there is no alternative. to support the attack on syria are not, the answer will be what happens in the field. >> speaking of words, juan. democratic senator mends from new jersey says th...

The libyan rebels are on the outskirts of tripoli. the problem is that the population is progaddafi. meaning if we support the rebels in a ground assault against it, we are not protecting a population, we're attacking a population. on the other hand if the objective is regime change, we have to provide the air ground support. so the answer to the question which is our objective will be answered on the ground. there is no alternative. to support the attack on syria are not, the answer will be what happens in the field. >> speaking of words, juan. democratic senator mends from new jersey says th...

We will explain. and the enormous financial squeeze, how michigan's doing something that has not happened since 1950s, and it is tough medicine for the unemployed. and she says that she lost her crown because they say she put on a few pounds. now she's had her day in court, and she joins us lye. live. those on the border who have lost loved ones beg to differ. "america live". jenna: a fox news alert, and the first arab nation getting involved in this no-fly zone over libya. we have some brand new photos of this into our newsroom. the u.s. military saying to us qatar has flown it first flight a...

Government in syria? >> i think it hasn't reached that point. there have been about 100 protesters killed in syria. libya was poised for a situation where we could have had thousands of people killed by ghadafi, so i don't think it's approached that point yet. who knows, it may get to that level, but i don't think so at this point in time. we'll have to see. jon: but what about the u.s. intervention in libya? what do you make of that? >> well, i think that the u.s. shouldn't have gotten involved in the no-fly zone other than being in a support role from the get go. i think the british and fren...

>> american 1900, so you're aware, the tower is, apparently, not manned. jon: that was the conversation between an american airlines flight and a controller who is responsible for a wider geographical area, potomac control. apparently, the only air traffic controller in the actual tower at reagan national airport was not locked out. reportedly, that controller was asleep. luckily, that plane and another one actually landed safely. how could this happen at a major airport serving our nation's capital?