. >> reporter: tom hendrickson believes u.s. foreign policy towards libya may have played a part. >> there has been a til tendency upon the administration and the american people which administration reflects to think we can leave the middle east to its own devices and we can somehow not intervene in libya, leave it go, not be engaged in certain parts of the world. >> hendrickson points to the u.s. withdrawal from iraq but that criticism confound's canada's former ambassador to the european union. >> i don't find the criticism in the slightest warranted. i find it goofy. >> he finds no evidence that american foreign policy towards libya is one of december engagement. >> it ambassador stevens as is the custom now increasingly for american ambassadors was making it a point to be out among the people and not just living in a kind of ambassador's bubble. he wanted to be seen and he wanted to see and he wanted to follow the first lesson of ambassadors which is to listen to the people. >> reporter: tom hendrickson said at least at the

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