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Libyan rebels. some characterized this form of multi lateralism as leading from behind. >> i don't think it's fair. >> adam smith is the 9th. >> i think the power comes in so many different forms. america took the areach this is what we are doing getting on he would be less likely to be successful. >> tonight i can report to the american people and to the world that the united states. >> they claimed the most notable success overseas when american operatives tracked down and killed the mastermind he of the 9-11 attacks of osama bin laden. the president and his team were prying to modify an agr...

Libyan rebels. some characterized this form of multi lateralism as leading from behind. >> i don't think it's fair. >> adam smith is the 9th. >> i think the power comes in so many different forms. america took the areach this is what we are doing getting on he would be less likely to be successful. >> tonight i can report to the american people and to the world that the united states. >> they claimed the most notable success overseas when american operatives tracked down and killed the mastermind he of the 9-11 attacks of osama bin laden. the president and his team were prying to modify an agr...

It's becoming an idealogical battle, and it's becoming a battle that has nothing to do with who is going to do a good job, and it's a very important position because this is a very important moment for u.s. foreign policy. i think obama has done a great job at setting a stage for a new kind of multi-lateralism for the u.s. as a partner in the world, and who he picks really matters. >> it matters what the public thinks of that person. susan rice is probably someone nobody knew who she was. >> some probably think she's currently the secretary. >> what's happened is if susan rice has taken a beat...

Appropriate way, which is to have broad american power to bear, up-front, in order to help have the minimal risk to pilots and to our armed forces, to put the no-fly zone into place, to show american power and capacity, but then, why wouldn't we want the allies with whom we worked so hard to develop this thing called nato and to keep it alive, why wouldn't we want it to show its ability to be able to lead? and i think this represents a new set of possibilities for multi-lateralism, for engagement. i think we ought to be very pleased with the fact that we stood up for american values, we stood ...

The burdens with other countries, they spent a lot of time today talking about how we're sharing the costs, but i think as a practical matter, if we're going to have nato involved, the united states needs to step up a little bit more and take a leadership role. i think we can get the turks in the end, but it has been wrangling with the french and british. multi lateralism is not only not easy to say, it is not easy to do, but has great advantages, but it is not as smooth and simple as the united states doing everything as quickly and easily as we'd like to. >> is there any alternative to nato?...