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Slaughter on the part of qadhafi's troops. he's not known to be a very decent person. so, i see it as a maybe just in time and now we have two other cities, you know, i'm not good at libyan names, both are in very serious condition. i think we need to try to move to relieve the pressure of qadhafi's forces there as well. >> greta: how do we distinguish between libya going there and doing this military action for instance bahrain and yemen? you have similar situations where there are horrible things going on with protesters? >> i think the main thing is qadhafi obviously is a person who had alr...

Disarray. we don't know hot somebody else is. people in congress are -- we don't know who the somebody else is. if congress wants to debate something they should debate placing control of americans in a major military operation under foreign command. is that what we want? a french admiral commanding american troops? >> greta: i don't want to see d4hároops there. not that it is my call. i thought it was unwise to tell -- not the world but to tell qadhafi we weren't going to. we are just going to shoot from the air. once that's over we are gone. >> the worst outcome is qadhafi stays in power. t...

Root as they have in somalia where there's a similar condition of anarchy. we have not thought that through. >> greta: thank you ambassador. mccain went on the record. it seems that you and secretary of state hillary clinton are on the same page on our military action in libya. and president obama was a little late program. is that a fair assessement? and why are we there? >> from what i heard through the media, i think that's pretty much the case. i think we're there because there was very close to being a humanitarian situation and a disaster in benghazi. the qadhafi forces were obviously on...

The next headline and it makes it difficult to ride the roller coaster. >>neil: global events dictate the market. will that be the rule for a while? >>guest: it will be the rule for a long time. the foreseeable future. the two events we are talking about, were unforeseen. we were not thinking libya would fall apart six months ago or for see we have the largest, to hit japan this month. so, those are two events that we did not plan for so there will be more events like that and it seems to me we see more and more of needs -- these events and as an investor that milks you hesitant to not put you...

Reluctance. he wants everybody to know how reluctant he was. the white house keeps broadcasting that. why are they do that? because they want the narrative to change. everything about the character of the intervention shows mr. obama's reluctance. the u.s. commander in the region reporting today u.s. air missions over libya decreased dramatically today. he says the overwhelming number of missions were flown by nonu.s. pilots. u.s. officials going out of their way to point that out. defense secretary robert gates saying i expect us very soon to receive back into a supporting role with other nat...