anything to do with libya so at a time when american policy may have had a positive impact after qaddafi we all walked away. coming back to my sunday show appearances i described first of all my late mother was an extraordinary force in my life warned me not to go on the shows in a conversation i describe in detail in the book she intuitively thought it was not going to turn out well. i wasn't looking to go as i said i was planning to take my children on that saturday to ohio state to a football game so they could see their first big ten football game and i kept that promise and i came back and the next day went on the sunday shows the problem is i was asked to provide the best current information that our intelligence - - intelligence community had in classified form i know talking points were prepared it was the best current information we had and i knew it was because i was reading the classified version in real time. so i explained this information was preliminary and could change but here's what we understood to be the case. i laid it out. presumably or predictably according to my m

but at least qaddafi and saddam hussein are gone. so the issue is less than the past.heir behavior is not clear but i think that we it can't forget that they are surrounded by a powerful military, and our forces. their military options are constrained as well. >> mike: president trump has tried dialogue with north koreans while other american pet presidents have tried more isolation or carry it stick's type approach. was it wise to try something different? >> it wasn't a bad idea that he actually tried a more peaceful approach because korea probably ranks number one in the most -- the place that the pentagon most dreads if god forbid it war breaks out because of the that could hit seoul, korea, for example. that's a huge issue and it it could go nuclear and it's an unpredictable regime. definitely the pentagon is far, far from enthusiastic from doing military options but, on the other hand i think the north korean government knows that in other extremes, that the south korea and the u.s. have decapitation options and i think quite frankly probably so does china. >> mik

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. >> since the removal and killing of muammar qaddafi. bret? >> bret: thank you.p next, does job i didn't want to be a one-term president? we ask him. first, beyond our borders tonight. the minimum of retirement a jewelry domain 62 in france but workers will have to work until 64 to get a full pension. that announcement on a second day of crippling transit strikes. implementation of the changes will be made, the new system will apply only to people after 1975. the death toll of monday's eruption of novell client volcano on new zealand is up to 16. typical people treated at hospitals have died. the volcano is venting more steam and mud today and seismic monitors are telling experts there that there is a good chance at another eruption could happen within the next 24 hours. british political leaders are making a push for voters on the eve of a national election. voting coming more than two years early. in a big break, political impasse over the exit from the u.n. in european union and brack saidafa a new campaign will prolong a year-long political stalemate that has

back theom one-time chief of staff under colonel qaddafi. so the prime minister is isported by turkey and calling on the united states for assistance. by the factlicated that the former national security adviser, john bolton, who isat the strong man contemptuous of democracy, would be our best ally in that part of the world. he arranged for a telephone call three days before easter between leadingt trump and opponent to the regime, the u.s. obstensibly backs. the u.s. will probably be called on to make some decision between leaders that the u.s. has a relationship of sorts with. wouldfor more on it, i point viewers to the tuesday 20 fourth of december story with the headline "libya looms as next week foreign policy crisis for trump." the author, john gizzi, on that story. tweet, russia,s syria, and iran are killing or on their way to killing thousands of innocent civilians in the province. don't do it, the president says that turkey is working hard to stop this carnage. guest: the president has worked to develop a good relationship inh presi

. >> reporter: they moved toibya led by then-dictator colonel muammar qaddafi, who providedem ome freedom with their guitars, notuns. they sang about their people's struggle for freedom in their ancestral land, called azawad. >> ( translated ): we are from razawad, our identity is tuareg origin, and our goal for our country takes precedence over absolutely everything. >> reporter: but none of that mattered to a few dozen people on facebook, who saw a post popromoting the show and red with hate. "any true american will not support this bunch of trash. let them perform in their own country," said one poster. "look like terrorists to me. no way," wrote another. one even threatened to bring his rifle to the show. ( laughter ) singer alhassane ag touhami responds to the hate with humor. >> ( translated ): have they ever seen a terrorist sing a song? people who make music are not terrorists; they are actuay persecuted by terrorists. >> reporter: tinariwn knowsat irsthand. when islamist extremists took n control of theive northern mali in 2012, tinariwen refused to obey the extremist's music ban