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>>guest: if he does leave, it will have to be at gunpoint. i can't see him leaving voluntarily. maybe i'm wrong but this is a guy who will go down with the ship. on the other hand, he has shown cowardness when president reagan bombed tripoli we did not hear from him for two decades. in 2003 when we bomb borrowedded iraq, he got nervous and gave up the nuclear program. so i don't think he will go quietly because this is a threat for qaddafi. where does he go if he leaves? that is a question. this is not a guy who will go quietly in retirement. >>neil: and he is waiting out the coalition figurin...

By waiting the other guys out. >>guest: you make a key point. we will see, i think, libya, if muammar qaddafi stays, libya will split in two and i think he could live with that, him ruling western libya and the rebels from benghazi. civil war. in good outcome. honestly, the only outcome, say, if qaddafi goes, i know we do not want boots on the ground but how can you have a functioning stable government in libya without heavy western assistance after qaddafi leaves. so, i don't think qaddafi will leave quietly. if he stays the country will split down the middle and go into civil war. he thinks ...

Of the world relies on gas and diesel but in the united states we primarily need it for consumption. it is a totally different dynamic going on. and with japan off line they rebuilding so you have a global shortage in oil and it will impact the consumer at the gas pump. there is not much we can do. this will hurt us with the saudis doing this. >>neil: all right, to the guy who says the only way to reverse the trend is to dig for oil. and fast. but even he says best case scenario with the continuing b.p. disasters, we would be years from seeing fruits of our labor. good to have you back with us...

>>guest: not at all. this is a guy with american blood on his hand, not a case -- we have a press den. in the late 1970's, amin, the uganda dictator went to saudi arabia in exile. here in the case of qaddafi this guy was an international terrorist who has killed hundreds of americans, you just think of pan am building and if he goes away, it will not be a quiet night. had guy who is off his rocker with a hit of being an international terrorist against american and western interests. do we really think if he goes, to, say, chad, that muammar qaddafi will remain quiet and not look for revenge ag...

Is no boots on the ground and they don't continue this no fly zone it's over, right? >> geraldo: i totally agree. and if you take those airplanes out of the sky and remove the threat of those cruise missiles this will be a route, this will be a massacre, sean. there is no doubt about it. i fault the president for one main thing. when called on qaddafi's removal at the beginning of this several weeks ago, he wanted the rat to go but there was no place for the rat to go. they are the most ferocious when they feel trapped. i don't think qaddafi can go anyplace on this earth and feel safe and ther...