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The opposition. it is too soon. >>shepard: we have not embraced the opposition. secretary rice, we have launched 22 cruise missiles again them in the last 24 hours. and we are bombing them from the skies with our jets and killing the opposition but we are trying to get to know the people we are fighting with. we have not embraced them. al qaeda has supported the rebels as they overthrow muammar qaddafi and they have told the libyan opposition not to trust america. and live from the pentagon, jennifer, do we know anything about the people which whom we have not sided in a play where there is no...

International community. >>shepard: if he left the country he would not fay a -- fay a war crimes time which is the reason we launched war strikes. >>jonathan: that is the ironic bottom line, the deal would essentially guarantee muammar qaddafi that he will never face any criminal court for his war crimes. >>shepard: isn't that lovely. maybe they could send him to the northeast of japan, fukushima is lovely now. jonathan will chat away about this at foxnews.com/shep. and click the right side of the screen and you can join in the information, a thrill a minute. the world has obviously been watc...

Recommending that. not flattening the people but killing as many as he needs to. otherwise the regime, a minority of 14 percent, they go down and they do not have a play to live. >>shepard: if he murders them is that war number four or do we loop it in with war measure three. >>guest: it is looking likened times in the middle east to me. i don't see any happy news. i got paid to be a testament but it does not look good. >>shepard: nothing looks good at the moment, nothing but vacation. sorry about the skype, we will figure it out next time. world leader whose got involved in libya are putting ...

Grenades at the forces and reports indicate they killed an iraqi journalist and a freelancer for cmn and reuters. and unrest in syria, which is not a war yet. the entire cabinet quit. and reports indicate a new cabinet will take its place by tomorrow. the syrian president has done this, a power shift after more than a week of deadly clashes teen the syrian security forces and anti-government demonstrators. a human rights group claims the fighting has killed 60 protesters so far and now we hear the embattled president plans to address the nation this week and he may loosen the harsh restriction...

Understanding and not fighting with them, we have not taken sides and we do not have a war and we get an idea how much this is costing us now, right, money-wise. >>reporter: in fact, we have done a tally and officials say it cost the first 11 days, $550 million and if you break that down it includes the missiles that are $1.5 million each and they expect they will spend $40 million a month from here on out but, again, they are saying the white house does not plan to go to capitol hill for a supplemental war spending for the $550 million which begs the question, where was the money in the defen...