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Decision to act in libya. i think the president laid out what he won't call the obama doctrine, but i will call it that, we do what we can when we can after we calculate the cost and benefits in a sober way. this is limited intervention he stressed that point again and again. it's not the u.s. going in on its own and dictating the terms. he drew the contrast for the iraq invasion several times in the speech. in this instance he is talking about being primarily motivated first and foremost by preventing a humanitarian crisis and figuring out where to go from there. earlier today, i was at the w...

The other is the overall policy which is to put pressure on ka daf to force him out. that's not the goal of the military policy. there is a lot to work through here, but the president laid it out in simple and easy to understand terms tonight. >> david, if i can pick up with you now, in the 1980s before osama bin laden, gadhafi was the u.s.'s enemy number one. he was accused of terrorism and had hit squads and the cia trained members of the libyan opposition to foment up rising and the libyan-trained cia are back now in benghazi. i have seen them. the question i have, is this conflict is reall...

Machine so the dynamics here are much, much more violent, much more complex. it does not appear that kafka daf if i is going to be relinquishing his grip on power anytime soon. add to that the fact that foreign pressure on gadhafi doesn't really work the way it did in mubarak's case. >> when i was in egypt last week, the egyptians it kept saying the major difference between what happened in egypt is that the egyption military by and large refused to kill fellow egyptians. the libyan military under gadhafi obviously ready to kill fellow libyans. a huge, huge difference. that's why this war has ...

>> well, there you have it. secretary of state hillary clinton. that was her, secretary of state clinton, today and that's the question now. what's next. ed walker is a former deputy representative to the united nations and former ambassador to israel, egypt and the united arab emirates and mark thompson. mr. ambassador, i read the united states through our president reading a very particular u.n. resolution. we're going in with no-fly zone and some other efforts to protect civilians. then i also hear the secretary of state with a very firm voice saying we're going africa daf if i. the preside...