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Killed 46 south koreans. the liberals are going to try to tell us that there is no danger of a nuclear, you know, problem, or test, or launch. and i think that is a separate issue than the hostile acts that north korea is launching and testing, and clearly we node to take it a lot more seriously than what we are taking it. martha: you know, we are once again in a situation where a country has violated u.n. security resolutions, and that -- you know, it seems to mean absolutely nothing. what is the ramifications of violating a u.n. security resolution? we learned there were very few at least fo...

And artillery fire. on the streets, even recovering dead bodies hack become too dangerous for residents who say government snipers shoot to kill anyone who dares to step out. no place is safe. not even this make shift clinic where people seek refuge and where doctors struggle to treat the injured. >> all we want is help. we don't care how. we don't care if an army comes in. we don't care if it bombards syria to rescue us. we just want help. >> reporter: but will is no help. a united nations security resolution was vetoed saturday by russia and china in the face of international condemnation. >...

Something more than hopefully? >> look, this administration has tied itself up in knots. i know more of the internal deliberations on who is on what side and who is supporting the security resolution than i understand what the policy is. and i consider myself a relative expert on libya. the problem at this point in reground, hopefully not americans, but maybe french and hopefully french. british, you name it, egyptian. the arab opposition to gadhafi, the opposition that is the rag tag army stands very little chance to militarily accomplish the goal of getting rid of gadhafi. and that is the di...

Putting that together. even though the king is not very keen on gadhafi, given the threat to his life, but i do think that they would be willing to help out and some of the other arab countries would be willing to take a role. >> do they call up and go, time to defect? what's the role they are playing? >> you are putting a finger on what is the big question mark. i understand why we're doing what we're doing, it's much harder to see where what we're doing leads to. there is a notion that we have to protect civilians, but protecting in benghazi is one thing, but what happens in the west. we hea...

This guy does not have u.s. interest at heart. no discernible policy in the middle east. cherry picking which revolution to support. >> juan: wait, you are changing the topic. >> no. it's still on leadership. >> juan: leslie, come back to the leadership issue. you saw what happened today in libya is he, again, advocating leadership? here is the orders, gentlemen, let's move forward. >> i'm a liberal democrat who wanted hillary to be my president. he was my second choice and i voted for him. i have to say when i heard him speak today regarding resolution 1973, he sounded the most presidential i...