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To discredit the legitimate opposition and distract from its own atrocities committed against the syrian people. >> we would warn the regime making these charges, any kind of pretext or cover. for its use of chemical weapons. >> that wasn't the first such warning from the white house. >> red line for us is we start seeing chemical weapons moved around or utilized. >> late today, carl levin, democrat of michigan and chairman of the senate armed services committee told foreignpolicy.com josh rogan he wants to see the u.s. establish no fly zone over syria. others want to see u.s. troops on the gr...

Investigate and how much can we invade their sovereignty. the second thing, while the fbi has been the right people to investigate it. it happened on 9/11. they didn't get there until early october, which is grossly late. once there, they department pick up all the documents. foreignpolicy.com found documents the fbi didn't and they claimed they couldn't speak to the tunesian man in custody and didn't ask the president to call and ask tunisia to let the fbi to talk to him. it took a south carolina senator, lindsay graham to do that. the fbi may be doing a lot behind the scenes, but publicly, i...

Material, then you have the attorney general of the united states who knows it in the summer, does absolutely nothing. but it's not the only thing he dropped the ball on. after 9/11 hit, it was two or three weeks before the fbi went to benghazi to look at the place and then they supposedly picked up anything that was there as relevant but it wasn't until october 26th when foreignpolicy.com sent journalists there and they found documents. i don't know what the fbi was doing the first time. then you have the problem that the cia identifies the man from tunisia who was somebody there at the time ...

Mcconnell faces a tea party primary challenge, and democrats are hoping for a upset in the general term next fall. and some of the big gop donors have been staying on the sidelines to see how the fight with the tea party plays out. right now democrats are collecting more campaign cash. there's a report tonight that germany and brazil will ask the united nations to adopt new internet privacy regulations. foreignpolicy.com says it's a direct response as the nsa sir violence spying on others. chief washington correspondent james rosen tells us where that leaves the united states. >> barack obam...

Gadhafi. this would present many issues. so it is heading into a troublesome, it appears, stalemate at the moment. >> all right, thank you for that report. you stay safe over there. joiningme me is james traub contributing writing to "the new york times" magazine and writes for foreignpolicy.com. thanks for being here. the presidey , we've heard, is finally going to speak to the nation monday night at 7:30 about libya. what will he tell us is our objective over there? how does he square the multiple purposes we have so far heard e about? >> well, he has to distinguish between the military ob...