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Correct? >> this was -- that was a sunday night. it was late sunday night. i was home watching a hockey game on of t. all of a sudden i got a call from our bureau chief sam saying we don't know what's going on, but the president is going to be making a statement at 10:30 or 10:45 tonight. this was a sunday night. and as a former white house correspondent, my initial instinct was, where is he making the statement? is it in the oval office? the briefing room? he said it's going to be in the east room of the white house. means you have to walk through the foyer. i said to myself well that's good ...

hour, extensive live coverage of the fight for libya. and the hunt for the man who held an iron grip on the country for decades, will gadhafi and his inner circle be brought to justice? president obama is warning the fight for libya is not over yet. cnn is using its global resources to cover the latest gasps of a brutal regime and deadly civil war. to our viewers in the united states and around the world, i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." libyan rebels say their real moment of victory won't come until moammar gadhafi is captured. we're following breaking news ou...

Anti-obama on this. although they split between military action, those who thought we should have air strikes earlier, that we would be in a better position right now. how important is this position going to be heading into the prima primaries? is this is a flash in the pan or something that's going to stick with them? >> no, i think is this a very prominent issue of the campaign because is so illustrates one of the fundamental problems that the administration has, which is, saying on one hand, we want to help spread democracy which we all agree with. but on the other hand, you can't say that ...

Savannah guthrie. and savannah, obviously secretary of state, the white house has made it very clear, they are going to wait for collective action on the issue of libya and a no-fly zone. what's the strategy behind that? >> well, they are looking at multilateral organizations to lead the way. what they don't want to do is set up a dynamic where it seems like it's the u.s. versus libya. they think that would be counterproductive. so they're comfortable working through the u.n., although when you talk about the u.n. security council it's not at all clear you could get the unanimity that would be...

And clearly bob gates had a lot of reservations about a no-fly zone. the upshot was you had this extraordinary mixed signals about it and it seem to me the white house was ultimately exaggerating how difficult the no-fly zone would be to impose. >> you write the case for a no-fly zone in today's "new york times" and in part you say we would not have to send any ground troops to libya and a no-fly zone would be executed at the request of libyan rebel forces and at the demand of six arab countries in the gulf. the arab league, may endorse the no-fly zone and egypt and tunisia would provide bases...