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Yesterday and he recently quit and condemned muammar qaddafi. he insisted that the opposition wants democracy. is a democratic libya realistic or is that something the ambassador is pedaling because that is what the coalition want to hear. >> this is really -- it makes me smile, because, i think you could only really have nothing but admiration for the courage and the determination of those that are in the streets campaigning against a cruel and evil man. look, but, democracy, since 1950, freedom house identified 22 countries in the world that have maintained their democratic character continu...

Heather, we talk about the vacillation of the president, leaders including this maddog as mr. reagan called khadafy, are looking at this president's commitment. i'm concerned that the greater perspective like in iran or areas like that, they may look at president's indecisive attitude and may project a greater danger in the future. thank you so much for joining us. congressmen. we appreciate it. >> gregg: the unrest in the new military operation in libya will no doubt have an impact on wall street. oil prices and essentially your wallet. what can we expect with the opening bell rings tomorro...

Khadafy to attack his own people. president obama has said that kheay khadafy said that a tommy vetter, getting rid of the leader is not the goal of the u.n. resolution. and john kerry tried to explain why. >> this is very limited operation that is geared to save lives it was specifically targeted on a humanitarian basis. it is not geared to try to get rid of khadafy. he has not been targeted. that is not what is happening here. >> reporter: some republicans and democrats complained that congress wasn't included enough in the decision-making process to enforce the no-fly zone but tommy vetter ...

Addresses were by telephone to the nation and remains defiant and says this will be a long war, against coalition forces, and also promised to take veeng, not only against military, but against civilian targets, in the region as well. as far that's fighting goes, some signs of real progress in the east. apparently, french war planes, during their initial attack knocked out any ti entire plato and, there are reports people who fled have begun to make their way back into benghazi and, also, some rebel fighters have begun, once again, to march to the west, to engage muammar qaddafi forces. 6 greg...

Capitulate sooner. the longer he rebuilds his base of support and digs in, the more it will complicate things down the line. >> heather: thank you, ambassador, for joining us. >> thank you. >> heather: appreciate your insight. >> gregg: an exiled libyan up prince is supporting the coalition forces, prince al-sinusi, the nephew of an exiled king, and a current opposition leader, saying in a statement: "i strongly support the military actions taken by coalition forces, against muammar qaddafi and wish to commend the french forces along with the other coalition nations, participating in operation...