mr. zakaria good chance if you forget even having the crew, presumably to be less trained in the pooresttrained security for us, that may face a premium because they don't know -- so many private security firms are popping up around the gulf of aden. it is not known what effect they will have on the ship security. the chance of escalating and it internat them up because it hasn't happened yet. it's difficult calculate the variables. but they are very wary about this. but one of them said to me as that could easily be. for training your crew to come back to training the crew would also havoc they have the same sort of repercussions that an insurer might look at this and say no, you're probably just 15 good chance that some pirate will blast a hole or tries to a wand up having to pay insurance damages on that and so with double your insurance. there's a lot of different reasons why. >> guest: used the other thing that seems reasonable but may not be. when the ship is taken and seized, as to be held at anchor close to resupplying it. that means it's not hard to know where every ship that ha

we have fareed zakaria, william cohen and ken robinson, the veteran of u.s. special forces. let me ask you, mrwe'll get to the others in just a moment. do you think we heard what we needed to hear there? when the president talks about a support role for the future of libya, what might that role and what should that role look like, do you think? >> well, first i thought it was a very good speech. it was concise. it was modest. and i think it was inspirational as far as the people of libya in hearing that message. in terms of what we should do, i think the question should be not be what should we do now for libya. but rather, asking libyan people what would you like us to do, what help can we give you. allow them to ask us for what kind of assistance they would like to see. i think a danger is, when we sit back and say well now we have to do the following types of things to make in a functioning democracy. i think we have to step back a bit and be more in the receptive mode asking the libyan people to say, how can we help you and then respond. right now we can help them, i suppose. wolf raised t