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That happen, i think they need the auxiliary wells to get that pressure off. >> that this will hold it until the auxiliary wells go in sometime in august. >> the worst thing if a second leak erupted and then a real catastrophe. >> you break the crust of the ocean floor. >> which would be a nightmare. another big story developing now out of bp's problems which i think causes a lot of problems not only for bp but also the administration. >> i agree. >> the british government, everybody. >> stood by while this happened and expressed concern. bp is now admitting to lobbying the british governor to...

Commercial interests in the region and although libya wanted that agreement to secure the release of the lockerbie bomber it never materialized. instead, megrahi had a release after a doctor said he had three months to live. he is still alive. still, secretary of state hillary clinton is pledging to investigate allegations of bp's involvement in megrahi's release in exchange for a lucrative oil exchange with libya. i don't see it any other way. this was a dirty deal. >> bp put out a statement yesterday that everybody mocked and ridiculed and realized they had to put out another statement and i...

In exchange for a lucrative oil contract with libya. this is the shot we saw, dad, when this guy was released and much to the dismay and reopening of wounds for 270 families who have lost people in the lockerbie bombing situation, and he is still alive and this is -- i don't see any other way to see this, but a dirty deal that has been done. >> well, you, obviously, underestimate the miraculous recovering powers of libyan medicine. >> right. it's the health care system! see? we should have turned to libya. >> more seriously, bp may be taken to task for its involvement in this issue. but just w...

Resisting going into court. don't stop the drilling, offshore drilling. >> 73% of the people oppose a ban on it. not just now. a long-term ban on drilling. >> i give you another reason to get off our addiction to oil. bp now admitting to lobbying the british government to carry out a prisoner transfer agreement with libya but not for the release of the lockerbie bomber. bp says it was concerned that any delay to negotiations would damage its commercial interests in the region. and although libya wanted that agreement to secure the release of the lockerbie bomber, it never materialized. instead...

Question at the bottom of your screen. i want to know what you think. the al qaeda connection. what does the war in libya mean for terrorism here? at what price? every tomahawk we fire costs nearly $1.5 million. i'll tell you what i think of the economic impact of going into libya. and questions of constitutionality. the white house insists they are playing by the rules but has the president crossed the line? >> the president is acting outside of the authority of the constitution. >> congressman dennis kucinich will explain.