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Pictures. here's the capitol of libya before hillary clinton decided to introduce the libyan people to a little thing we call human rights. he looks fine but underneath there was no freedom. there were two few saros backed ngo's. those people in the foreground are african slaves being sold as property in the now thriving slave markets in downtown tripoli. no, they don't look very happy, that's true. but at least qaddafi is gone so on some level they are free. they have been liberated by hillary clinton despite the fact they are enslaved. that's called progress. it's worth something. in fact, i...

Here's the capitol of libya before hillary clinton decided to introduce the libyan people to a little thing we call human rights. he looks fine but underneath there was nong freedom. there were two few saros backed ngo's. she changed that. now this is the same city. those people in the foreground are african slaves being sold as property in the now thriving slave markets in downtown edtripoli. no, they don't look very happy, that's true. but at least qaddafi is gone so on some level they are free. they have been liberated by hillary clinton despite the fact they are enslaved. that's called pro...

Appear weak. they are continuing to advance on their nuclear weapons and missiles. i will give you a little bit of a silver lining, we were always concerned that north korea would give wnd technology to qaddafi, saddam hussein and iran. but at least qaddafi and saddam hussein are gone. so the issue is less than the past. how to get the north koreans to improve their behavior is not clear but i think that we it can't forget that they are surrounded by a powerful military, and our forces. their military options are constrained as well. >> mike: president trump has tried dialogue with north korea...

Been slaughtered. the president cannot stand behind the u.n. he needs to put public pressure and stand up and show pictures of the genocide, put pressure on russia, put pressure on china, and he's failed to do that. martha: the president really embraced, bob, in so many ways, obviously, the fall of qaddafi in libya, the fall of mubarek in egypt. it feels as if the outspokenness and leadership from the white house during that phase of the arab spring was so much more forceful than what we're seeing now and what we're seeing now is absolutely horrific. >> if we go back to the news clips of what ...