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Communications director to former speaker of the house dennis hastert, nina easton is a fortune magazine contributor. nina, we're hearing from a lot of lawmakers who apparently felt very left out of this process, saying it's just astonishing what the white house has done, that the administration seems more concerned with the wishes and desires of the arab league than they do members of the house house and senate, the white house, though, doesn't seem to care one bit about this, do sne. >> i think they care. i think they do stand guilty of spending too much focus and time consulting with the u....

Pushing back on, an alaskan oil field and a canadian pipeline, a million barrels each could come into the country. martha: we'll see whether that works better than what we showed, which fell apart in mid air during a tornado or something. make sure you watch airig bowl o'clock -- bolling, he's traded commodities for 20 years, it's "fople money", 10:00 p.m. on the fox business network. thank you eric. rick: when we come back, brand new developments in libya, the libyan government in the past hour, confirming the news that one of its top officials has defected. this as new pictures come in of a ...

You have tribal factions, heavily armed tribes in some areas and a lot of weapons inside of yemen, a weapons culture and a lot of homes have ak-47s in them and people in the u.s. are worried about a civil war there and what it means for al qaeda and, rick, kuwait, the unrest is there, as their government has already started to fall apart, because of what is going into bahrain, rick, back to you. rick: the unrest spreads in the region, leland, thank you very much. we have extended coverage on libya and amazing pictures and videos as well as background on other uprisings from around the region, ...

Brand new details on that deadly tour bus crash. what investigators have now revealed about the moments right before 15 people lost their lives. it is an unbelievable, awful, awful story. rick: then back to libya, nato commander heading up the operation there, saying the transition from u.s. command has been seemless, but there are still serious questions about the u.s. involvement moving forward, what to do about the rebels, of course, reports of the cia, on the ground. this as lawmakers remain divided over our role there. >> they are clearly in violation of the act that sets three and only t...

>> bill: and -- rick: and senator graham is in favor of what's going on in libya. >> yes, there's an opportunity for him in the senate to reach across the aisle and get agreement, and you're right, ron, he does have to make more of an effort to get congress on his side. rick: real quickly, is this potentially a political problem for the president? >> it's a huge political problem for the president because it's an unending mission, he needs to fund it and he needs congress to do it and going forward he's going to have to treat them like a co-equal branch. rick: ron bonjean, nina easton, thank y...