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President. we know what his foreign policy is. we know what his national security policies are. so, yes, i can see the hungering for a bigger vision, but we know, yeah, he likes to work multi laterally. we know he does use force when he has to. we know that he likes diplomatic solutions and he was a little hawkish on libya. i think you can wonder what exactly why we went into libya still. >> that's great on paper, but even our allies and certainly a lot of our opponents and enemies out there aren't necessarily buying the argument that you just made. i think even our allies want to see a little...

Also teachers, many of them, she took a picture and posted it on her facebook page and it went viral from there. >> sure. absolutely. and the point is, a lot of kids are frustrated, parents are frustrated as well because in this instance, the common core is teaching a second grader something that is a little too advanced for them. correct is this. >> that's correct. the common core standards are there and they don't specifically prescribe this kind of problem. but by the time it gets to application rolled out in the states that the teachers have a volume news of learn objectives that they've g...

League, he's carefully going through this. he wanted to do things multi-laterally, not on a unilateral basis. after that vote in the british parliament a couple of nights ago, he got a serious blow in terms of his efforts to bring allies together. he has to be very careful to not look like he is rushing into a military operation here. >> ed henry live at the white house. we will head back just before the president speaks. let's bring in our panel here. fox news sunday anchor chris wallace. fox news military analyst oliver north. discuss what they think about the president's upcoming address. a...

Can to hurt this country. >> i would agree with that, you know. and at this point, woulda, coulda, shoulda. the president needs to clarify the end game for that. and that is getting rid of gadhafi. and -- >> there's a reason he's not clarifying. >> you're making the case of constructive ambiguity. >> no, he cares about the outcome of this, and about gadhafi being gone. he's holding a coalition together. this is done multi-laterally. it was a miracle to get the russian and chinese diplomatic not to veto this at the u.n. so he's not going to say the object is regime change, it clearly is. >> our...

This case libya. it's not about personalities, it's about the expression of peaceful expression of the dissatisfaction of the people of libya with their leadership, and we support them in their aspirations. but the actions we were taking i think in many ways answer your question. we are acting unilaterally, multi laterally in a way we believe needs to be done to put pressure on the regime to cease this horrendous activity. >> i understand [inaudible] but what's the end game here? how do you see this ending? best case scenario.