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A vote short. it passed the house. i have always been for it. but it is not a perfect panacea. we have it in mississippi, by the way. >>neil: and we are get reports from reuter reuters authorized covert support for rebel forces in libya and the president reportedly signing this order known as presidential finding in the last two to three weeks. and reaction now and the former chief spokesman for the coalition provisional authority in iraq. what do you make of that. my friend, that is all i know, but it would not fly with the official statements we were not necessarily supporting the rebels but...

Should act in our national interest in every situation. muammar qaddafi is a thug, a bad guy, an enemy of the united states responsible for the murder of 100 some odd americans in lockerbie and bragged about it and the libyan people got tired of him and stood off and trying to get rid of him. >>neil: but there are a lost thugs, senator. >>guest: and each country is different and some places we can have an influence and some places we can't. if we we can have an influence we should try and we can have an influence? libya. >>neil: you are for what the president is doing? >>guest: i wish he would...

We are hear more calls to cuts off all foreign aid which is nasty. what does senator rubio think about that? cut off all aid? go in as gentleman -- as we have if libya? what some people think allstate only protects your car. here's the truth. allstate can also protect your home or apartment, as well as your boat, motoycle, rv, and snowmobile, and even your retirement and your life.

One way or the other and if we allow the rogue regimes, syria sponsors trim because they actively on a daily basis try to undermine our national security and national interests and so does iran. we spend countless dollars on iran and they have all kinds of proxy wars and trying on strike at our national interests intere have been engaged against libya for years. >>neil: would you give foreign aid to libya? to me it seemed like giving a billionaire a denny's coupon, well, thanks, i guess, but isn't that kind of silly? >>guest: to give foreign aid? >>neil: to countries that are this rich. >>gues...

>>neil: why are we so eager to be in the group that we were despising. >>guest: hope over experience? the policy of this administration is to try to engage with some of the worst of the worst and believe me at the human rights council that is where though gather. want to engage with the human rights abusers, that is a place to go. the idea that syria is new a can state and shoo-in for a seat is incredible yet it will probably happen. >>neil: if that is the club that would have me i don't want anything to do with the club but the state department is responding on this saying we believe the u.s....