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Mubarak himself and his sensitivities. they had to be much more direct, i think. it's the conclusion that people i have interviewed today, nicholas burns and ken pollock, people far more experienced than i am in foreign policy, because they actually practice it for a living, they are saying that the administration has to move more quickly on that. at this stage, though, now that things have turned and become violent, and you have in the last 24 hours a completely different situation starting at around 8:00 eastern time new york, east coast time, it really did change. and once that happened, ev...

Thatr as that point it was too late. they had to be much more direct, i think. it's the conclusion that people i have interviewed nicholas burns and ken pollock, people far more experienced than i am in foreign policy, because they actually practice it for a living, they are saying that the administration has to move more quickly on that. at this stage, though, now that things have turned and become violent, and you have in the last 24 hours a completely different situation starting at around 8:00 eastern time new york, east coast time, it really did change. once that happened, even though mub...

Bahrain falls into a different category because of our relationship with saudi arabia. in addition to these popular uprisings was the potential for a real humanitarian massacre. gadhafi had rallied key elements of his military, he was sending them into benghazi. there was real fear we would a a kurdistan and the world decided we can't allow that to happen. >> ken, thank you for your time. >> thanks so much for having me. three days after establishing a no-fly zone, coalition forces remain fully engaged. already there's some evident of the kind of risk that our military is facing in this camp...