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Power but saddam hussein was still there. if you think about that principle and apply it to libya today, people, think of magnetic particles and how they point to what is going to happen next and where something is moving. the issue today being debated about qadhafi whether there is regime change is the idea of the coalition or not. there's a debate taking place apparently about it. anyone who is in the qadhafi regime, as an ambassador or military leader or soldier, has to debate whether or not they want to defect. whether they want to support the rebels. they don't know if the goal of the coa...

Jets or fighters or americans. and they will win this war. in the meantime, there's a real military test coming up in the city of miss -- of misrata, 125 miles away from the capital of tripoli. you have 500,000 civilians inside that city, and now according to the american admiral in charge of this operation, he is saying that qadhafi's government forces are attacking civilians. this is a direct violation of the u.n. security council ruling. the admiral says all options are on the table. it is a very difficult situation for those inside. they've had electricity and phone service cut off as well...

Fire. i haven't heard any explosions here. that is as expected. defense secretary gates said he expect the amount of sorties to go down. there were 80 yesterday. half flown by u.s. pilots. >> greta: steve, thank you. >> former secretary of defense rumsfeld goes on the record. secretary nice to see you. >> thank you. >> greta: today on your twitter account says there is a reason qadhafi isn't contemplating using a nuclear weapon, he saw what happened to saddam. >> it is a little known story. the truth is qadhafi and the libyans, for years had been developing nuclear weapons. and at some moment,...

Within that mission. unless that's done, you run the risk of having people put at risk unnecessarily and unfortunately. >> greta: is qadhafi likely to go? >> oh my goodness. he's been a survivor. he's been there 40 years. if there continues to be open questions as to whether the coalition's mission is regime change, i think there is at least a reasonable possibility that qadhafi can last it out. the way he would do that would be to inject fear into anybody who decided to oppose him. because the mission of the coalition was not to eliminate his regime. that would be public. that would be known....

Within that mission. unless that's done, you run the risk of having people put at risk unnecessarily and unfortunately. >> greta: is qadhafi likely to go? >> oh my goodness. he's been a survivor. he's been there 40 years. if there continues to be open questions as to whether the coalition's mission is regime change, i think there is at least a reasonable possibility that qadhafi can last it out. the way he would do that would be to inject fear into anybody who decided to oppose him. because the mission of the coalition was not to eliminate his regime. that would be public. that would be known....