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43% oppose.si70% support the no libya, 54% support the united states and other countries using planes and missiles to attack gadhafi's troops. 43% oppose. 70% oppose using any ground troops to attack gadhafi's troops. and 77% say gadhafi's removal from powors. but questis continue to fly about what the u.s. goal is and whether the president has authority to commit u.s. troops to this mission. patrick buchanan is as member nbc analyst and jenny back is a political analyst. the people cannot decide. they cannot decide wars by member plebo krid. they say they want to get rid of the guy, they don'...

It's not because barack obama himself is somehow a weird dude. >> the united states is divided on this. >> the country is divided. >> it's not clear.ç >> here's one of the richest lines in a long time. here's newt gingrich saying the administration has been opportunistic. newt gingrich. it is impossible to make sense of the standard for intervention in libya except opportunism. and news media publicity. mugabe has killed more people, the sudanese dictatorship has killed more people. there are a lot of back dictators doing bad things. he says, in other words, if we go into one country and sav...

That we see in the offing, but many of the al qaeda activists in afghanistan and later in iraq came from libya and came from eastern libya, which is now the so-called free area of libya. >> secretary clinton is thinking about everything here not just who is the "good guys" or bad guys. there probably isn't{ a clear definition of that, but she's worried about even if the rebels take over. how do you make out what she just said there is it? >> there are both compelling humanitarian and strategic rationales forgoing in. >> would you have gone in? >> yeah. >> probably, yeah. what's lacking from th...

She was assistant secretary for african affairs under clinton. she was very despondent and guilt-ridden, upset we didn't stop the genocide in rwanda. is this a myth or is this the >> president clinton himself said he regretted not having gone into rwanda. i served in the clinton white house. there were a lot of people who felt that we should have done that. i think that's definitely informing us and there's a strong sense of -- >> do we have a complete policy now? here he is, by the way -- go ahead.ç >> this is the issue. there was an urgent humanitarian need. >> here she is, secretary of st...

Have common interests. the line between good and evil is blurred. america's history is apology. and without a compass to guide him in our increasingly turbulent world he's tentative, indecisive. timid and here's a nasty word, nuanced. is he just -- just have his automatic pez dispenser of these things that are simply another chance to kiss the far right butt? this thing about american exceptionalism. our going into libya is an example of thinking we do have moral superiority, we have to take these actions. >> actually, it is an example of our exceptionalism. woodrow wilson, we used to say geor...