a sense that something needs to be new renegotiated but i think the foundational accord still sticks and i think a lot of libyans recognize that and you better not jump into the darkness msugot something to replace us. >> are you optimistic that there might be progress as a result of the discussion in rome and the potential, what appears to be maybe they're getting close to a compromise agreement? is that something that is promising that may offer hope for people? >> i would agree with doctor wary that people don't want to throw out the baby with the bathwater and the fact that the international community and the united nations endorse this agreement and supported it, after a long time, it took a long time. in the process libyans learned a lot about political dialogue. it was a politically illiterate country in so many ways and having been part of that process for all those years, i saw this firsthand. i think they want to modify and extend. they would like to see, my sense is, and what i hear from libyans, they would like to see a final integration between the house of representatives with an authority that's not overly overwhelming. they don't want a strong authority. t