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Siege of the gas facility in southern algeria. so he was prestaging something that then we all knew about several months later. and i've interviewed many of the libyan officials, prime ministers that said the justice minister and they all agree on one point, and that is they do not have the security inside their country right now, that it is becoming a place where these foreign jihadists are gathering as they're being pushed out of other areas and this security vacuum and the political vacuum in libya is expanding. and libyan intelligence sources are saying they are quickly becoming the new ba...

Still very much in question. there remains 16,000 people missing as we were saying. the political society itself remains extremely fractured. there is no trust among the major political parties. there is really not a functioning government. life there for ordinary people is a daily struggle. more than 60 people were killed today alone. there is still a very present security threat or a security vacuum, if you will. so you can't say definitively that iraq from the perspective of ordinary iraqis is actually any better for them. there are people who are nostalgic. not necessarily for the regime o...

Against the administration's narrative that things are getting better in afghanistan. i'm very concerned about this. was this a clerical error? things like this can happen. jenna: that is what they're saying. didn't add a number somewhere along the lines. they missed it. >> congress has to look at this. the get some answers. we're talking about drawing troops down there. we talked about terrorism and al qaeda. and we found out from that report we were just talking about a lot of these people trained overseas were trained in afghanistan. now we may have a security vacuum there. we need to reass...

Very negative. certainly assad remaining in power is not good. in the aftermath of that the worst case scenario would be a security vacuum or a government dominated by radical islamists. they need ammunition. >> russia has joined the arab league to broker a peace talks. here's a major reversal from last summer the governor of florida, republican rick scott said that he now supports expanding medicaid in his state despite opposition from tea party supporters many of whom who worked to get scott elected. expanded medicaid could cover

We are trying hard to make them be more organized and there are the umbrella organizations that try to have them talk to each other but in terms of the tactics and how they are fighting, it is a lot of little battles all over the country. that makes it harder to bring to an end. >>gregg: if this is a security vacuum what should the united states do? >>guest: the hardest question of all, we have to gradually step up support for the opposition, try to make them work better together and, perhaps, get them a little bit heavier weaponry. beyond that i am afraid the war will play out to some extent ...