we met a man whose father had been murdered by qadhafi's henchmen. lives fighting for liberation. we met countless others including many older libyans who were voting for the first time in their lives. and everywhere we went, we were greeted by crowds of cheering libyans bursting with pride and eager to shake our hands and express their gratitude for america's support. it was one of the most moving experiences of my life, and it was only made better by the fact that i got to share it with our outstanding ambassador, chris stevens. what we saw together on that day was the real libya, the peaceful desire of millions of people to live in freedom and democracy. the immense gratitude they felt for america's support for them. and their strong desire to build a new partnership between our nations. that's why i'm not surprised that senior libyan leaders were among the first to condemn the horrific attack that killed chris and his colleagues, and that's why i was not surprised to learn from our secretary of state that many libyans fought to defend our people

they went to mete with qadhafi, to meet with his family, to offer qadhafi money. prime minister tony blair gushed with prays for his new friend carcolonel qadhafi. president bush said that libya was no longer a sponsor of terror. according to leaked cable, he was offered aid. fast-forward, barely a year later the arabs bring in the same senators who were offering qadhafi aid, were back in libya offering the rebels aid. we should scratch our head and say, my goodness, maybe we should question the judgment of these people who tell you foreign aid should be given to everyone all the time, and if they misbehave, give them more, because you have senators interests this body going -- senators from this body going and offering aid to qadhafi and then a year later going and offering aid to the rebels and overflowinoverthrowing qadhafi e was a terrible dictator. we were always willing to play the game with your money. egypt -- egypt is a pile of contradiction. in the words of former c.i.a. agent robert baer, if you want a serious interrogation, he send a prisoner to jordan

we met a man whose father had been murdered by qadhafi's henchmen. we met a woman whose brothers had given their lives fighting for liberation. we met countless others including many older libyans who were voting for the first time in their lives. and everywhere we went, we were greeted by crowds of cheering libyans bursting with pride and eager to shake our hands and express their gratitude for america's support. it was one of the most moving experiences of my life, and it was only made better by the fact that i got to share it with our outstanding ambassador, chris stevens. what we saw together on that day was the real libya, the peaceful desire of millions of people to live in freedom and democracy. the immense gratitude they felt for america's support for them. and their strong desire to build a new partnership between our nations. that's why i'm not surprised that senior libyan leaders were among the first to condemn the horrific attack that killed chris and his colleagues, and that's why i was not surprised to learn from our secretary of state

they went to mete with qadhafi, to meet with his family, to offer qadhafi money. prime minister tony blair gushed with prays for his new friend carcolonel qadhafi. president bush said that libya was no longer a sponsor of terror. according to leaked cable, he was offered aid. fast-forward, barely a year later the arabs bring in the same senators who were offering qadhafi aid, were back in libya offering the rebels aid. we should scratch our head and say, my goodness, maybe we should question the judgment of these people who tell you foreign aid should be given to everyone all the time, and if they misbehave, give them more, because you have senators interests this body going -- senators from this body going and offering aid to qadhafi and then a year later going and offering aid to the rebels and overflowinoverthrowing qadhafi e was a terrible dictator. we were always willing to play the game with your money. egypt -- egypt is a pile of contradiction. in the words of former c.i.a. agent robert baer, if you want a serious interrogation, he send a prisoner to jordan

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how the government is dealing with malicious, tribal conflicts and supporters of former president qadhafi. from the carnegie endowment for international peace, this is nearly two hours. >> good afternoon and welcome to the carnegie endowment. a senior associate in the eastern program here. i am very happy to -- that we were able to bring you a group of knowledgeable speakers about the situation in libya. as we all know, libya has very much been in the headlines in the last few days, but not necessarily -- what emerges from the news coming out of libya is a very confusing situation. on the other hand, the government seems to have little control, very little control on what's going on in the country to the point where they could not prevent an attack on the consulate in benghazi. at the same time the government that is extremely interested in incorporating with united states, extremely insisted to behave the way the government should do in a situation of this sort. in addition, something -- we see that they take a position in favor of government control. and the militias and the problem of

are targeting supporters of the government or another act of violence a rebel mob executing colonel qadhafi the us so true state cheered at the news came we saw he died that. washington's failure to condemn all violence equally has prompted radicals to take an even more aggressive course if most americans understood what was being done in our name in the stabilizing the middle east and north africa it would be absolutely horrified what other result to me expect these people to have no hope their economies. destroyed. their calling order foreign invaders of course this kind of thing is going to happen when the tragedy in libya happened the international community wholeheartedly condemned the attacks on american diplomats but the us for its part has been quite full like a tipping condemning violence it could be that the white house thought by supporting revolutions by fostering regime change they were winning hearts and minds in the muslim world but that doesn't appear to be the case for now the obama administration constantly refers to the film with them behind what's happening a reasoning w

died in the storming of the consulate in benghazi he played an active role in bringing down colonel qadhafi the revolution has effectively could have managed to the secular rule of qaddafi and broady and islam is the government that currently be a leader who basically all seize power to the americans as apologize for the attack in benghazi and pledged to hunt down the perpetrators but that doesn't change the fact that the revolution has sort of unleashed this kind of religious extremism the administration wants to present it as an act by a small fringe group but the attack on the embassy in cairo in egypt on the same day this tuesday showed that maybe it's not so small and not so fringe so what happened on tuesday both and. scores of people stormed the u.s. diplomatic facilities in protest to a movie that made fun of prophet mohammed the movie was produced by a real estate developer from california it depicts mohammad as a fraud a womanizer and a madman it possibly would have gone unnoticed if it hadn't been for the preacher from florida terry jones who promoted the film the same terry jone

now as i was stories from around the world the former spy chief and confidante of colonel qadhafi has been transferred to libya after being actually died from a mauritania this is seen as a blow for the international criminal court which have been trying to win custody of the dollar. some critics believe he could expose details about extraordinary rendition the process under which the u.s. moves convicts to countries known to employ harsh interrogation techniques so no see fled libya after last year's uprising against colonel gadhafi and is accused of crimes against humanity. four people have been found shot dead inside a car in a forest road in the french alps the driver of the vehicle was a u.k. citizen all the victims are thought to have been members of a british family on holiday two young girls were found alive at the scene one of them was only discovered eight hours later hidden under the bodies the other girls reported to be in critical condition in hospital. one person has died after a powerful earthquake hit costa rica triggering panic and a brief tsunami alert seven point si

died in the storming of the consulate in benghazi he played an active role in bringing down colonel qadhafi the revolution has effectively put an end to the secular rule of qaddafi and broady and islam is the government that currently be a leader who basically all seize power to the americans as apologize for the attack in benghazi and pledged to hunt down the perpetrators but that doesn't change the fact that the revolution has sort of unleashed this kind of religious extremism the administration wants to present it as an act by a small fringe group but the attack on the embassy in cairo in egypt on the same day this tuesday showed that maybe it's not so small and not so fringe this is not the first time we see a wave of terror provoked either by individual acts of disrespect towards islam like this movie or by government policies on an individual level there was the koran burning by u.s. soldiers in afghanistan at the beginning of the year that provoked a lot of violence and then there was this video which showed u.s. marines urinating on afghan corpses and certain u.s. government policie

at some other stories from around the world the former spy chief and confidante of current colonel qadhafi has been transferred to leave after being extradited from. this is seen as a blow for the international criminal court which have been trying to win custody of a dollar a new c some critics believe he could expose details about extraordinary rendition process under which the u.s. transfers convicts to countries known to employ harsh interrogation techniques and since he fled libya after last year's uprising against colonel gadhafi is accused of crimes against humanity. a powerful earthquake has hit costa rica causing panic and brief tsunami alert one person is reported dead but authorities say the damage was minimal the seven point six magnitude quake collapsed several houses and some five thousand people were evacuated the tremors were felt as far away as nicaragua this is the strongest earthquake to strike costa rica just one thousand nine hundred one when forty seven people were killed. the town's airlines canceled hundreds of flights on friday as cabin staff let another one day st

we are active in this turbulent post- qadhafi area. this is helping the investigation of the at the very least, to investigate. the region is on high alert. a protest outside of tanisha. and algeria, warning americans against any unnecessary travel. ofanistan tamping things down as well as they can interpret it looks like the danger is far from passing. megyn: we have seen the violence in egypt. you have been in cairo many times. would he think they should be planning for there. what is likely about to happen. reporter: what is being called for for is a million man march. to protest the so-called defamation of the islamic profit mohammed. in general, those are supposed to be peaceful, but as we have seen, they have a way of getting hijacked by certain elements, including islamic elements that don't represent the mainstream opinion in egypt. again, on friday, we could see more violence there. more violence perhaps throughout the entire region is the ration throughout this region. megyn: now there is a question about what exactly they we

>>shepard: he was in libya when qadhafi fell. >>guest: he was in libya shortly africa deaf fell. >>shepard: did he ever discuss all of that? >>guest: he described him as some of the closest firefighting that he witnessed without being part of. none of it was geared toward him or the other americans there, it was just a lot of clean up in the streets and scuffling. >>shepard: he was working as a security officer for a private security firm, right? >>guest: yes. >>shepard: how long had that been going on? what specifically did he do? >>guest: he got out of the navy in 2005 after 10 years as a seal and he had been, since then, for seven years, working if private security on a three-month on, 1 1/2 month off, generally, basis, where he went to various countries including afghanistan, pakistan, yemen, mostly, and mexico, contracting for the government. >>shepard: you always worried. >>guest: he was putting himself at risk. >>shepard: it must have been something he loved doing? >>guest: he felt it was valuable. he was good at what he did. he wanted someone who was good at what they did

we thought qadhafi might kill people. are we doing the same thing with syria? no.e being slaughtered and they are refugees. the arab spring started nt wrong. when people took to the streets to protest, obama turned the other direction. when people went to the streets in egypt, they went to the middle east policy. >> this shows who the inexperienced presidential candidate is, despite three and a half years, the president is apparently not aware that nato was designated an ally over 20 years ago it is the obama version of what the definitn of is is. they say that ally is a term of art. gerri: if you are announcing a change of policy, do you do it with the media? no, you don't. >> he didn't know that they were in nonmajor nato ally. but somebody ought to who the president and. gerri: i want to look at usa. should we be giving money to countries wanted u.s. debt is growing by $30 billion per week. looking at the aids we give to the country. >> we have leverage and we need to use it. right now, the leader worry about one thing. having american assistance. the united sta

they didn't inherit from qadhafi a well-organized security apparatus. in fact, it was one of the reasons why i argued for a more forceful american engag engagemn libya. i didn't want the conflict to last that long. that protracted and long conflict in lib ya what it did is create more time and more space for these independent militias, these are literally independent gangs that got their hands on weapons and fought in this resolution against qadhafi. but now the central government can't get these groups to give up their arms because to do so would be to give up their power. that's why having this thing go on for as long as it did which was a terrible idea. the fact is, though, the libyans don't even have control over large portions of the country. there are entire areas of libya that the government doesn't control. and there is an increasing body of evidence that shows that what happened in benghazi was not an anti-american protest. it was not as a result of a youtube video. it was an on, traitd anti-american terrorist attack -- orchestrated anti-americ

qadhafi is a bug. i admit it. in 2002, he has been a relatively well behaved dog. doing business with america. hosni mubarak. bashar al-assad. so what is going on here. do i have the temerity to suggest that obama is actually -- does he hate america? is he trying to destroy the country? well, here's what he's trying to do. he is trying to reduce america's spoken in the middle east. and in the world, because he thinks that we have been stepping on the world. obama is taking us down to 300 warheads. then he goes around promising that he dreams of a world free of nuclear weapons. kind of a nice idea, i guess. the only weapons you can reduce or actually his own, nyc doing it? he is doing it to level nuclear playing field. he is essentially slashing america's nuclear arsenal so that he can end the era of american superiority where america is globally dominant. he is trying to restore the world of colonialism. i believe obama wants us to go back this world. you can understand where obama is going if you don't understand its core ideology. remember, we haven't even seen t

the way the russians see it is they have already suffered a setback the overthrow of qadhafi and the demise of saddam hussein who is, despite all the ink spilled about how we supported him in the iran and iraq were, we were mainly closer to iraq at the time. syria, russia cannot be happy about the possible loss of another ally in the middle east. russia has a certain degree of interest in a naval base in part, more importantly, russia knows, vladimir putin knows that central asia is presently a powder keg gets much less news than it deserves. and if you've got the arab spring was tumultuous and occasionally violent, you'll love central asia. because of central asia did not have the european liberalizing backs on intellectuals like the arab world, which is proximate to what your pet. it had intelligence that was completely pulverized by stone. central asia could really be a tinderbox. the last thing russia wants to see, is an islamist state in syria that becomes, you know, the model or a symbol or anything that might erupt in central asia. so russia's interest in trying to keep us in