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. >> your courage and character have been unbreakable in the face of a tyrant. an ocean divides us, but we are joined in the basic human long for freedom, for justice, and for dignity. your revolution is your own. and your sacrifices have been extraordinary. now the libya that you deserve is within your reach. >> i'm joined here in studio by george grant, the director of global security at the henry jackson society. thank you for staying with us. talking about the developments that have happened within the last hour and a half, initially surprised, but perhaps not so? >> well, yes, exactly. there's no doubt this has been a remarkable sequence of events, but i think you're absolutely right to ask that question. what would have been really surprising is if tripoli had fallen without any kind of struggle at all. in a weird kind of way, you know, this surprising event is just almost unsurprising, just the surprise at the rather extraordinary conflict. i think if we take a step back, 48 hours ago, tripoli was surrounded, that situation remains. and i think by almost

he offered his strongest words of encouragement to ordinary libyan citizens, praising their unbreakable courage in the face of a tyrant. how should the international community now react to these events? we asked the former u.s. secretary under bill clinton. how would you categorize the attitude at the moment to the events that have happened in the past 24 hours? >> i think the u.s. has been very reserved, very modest in both tone and tenor of what the president was saying. and i think, laying credit where credit is due, in the hands of the libyan people. but obviously, there is some concern. he used the words "conclusion" and "reconciliation." those two words are critical for the future and how libya will unfold. hopefully, the libyan people will learn from the mistakes in iraq and afghanistan. the -- if they seek retribution and go after and kill the former government officials and army, i think that will invite a chaotic time where no one can tell what will unfold. >> it struck me with president obama, the statement he put out last night, and then the statement today, i wonder if that

african-american men fall victims to the streets, sampson davis, remmick hunt, and george davis formed an unbreakableond, pushed each other, supported each other, leaned on each other through high school, college and medical school, overcoming the odds in a district that according to the city's school chancellor last year had a high school graduation rate of just 54%. >> so i gave him -- >> hunt is an internist, jenkins dentist and assistant professor at columbia university and davis an e.r. surgeon. >> we knew the path we had to take there was education. it just saved our lives. >> it allowed us to block out a lot of negative influences and allowed us to focus on what really mattered. >> reporter: known as the three doctors, they have written three highly acclaimed books. they tour the country as motivational speakers. the doctors started a foundation in their hometown to help mentor underprivileged kids. they see their work as continuing the legacy of civil rights leaders like dr. martin luther king jr. >> there was a direct correlation from dr. king and i got a scholarship to pay for books and stu

african-american men fall victim to the streets, sampson david, remec hunt and george shenkin forge an unbreakable they pushed each other, supported each other, leaned on each other through high school, college and medical school, overcoming the odds in a district that according to the city school chancellor last year had a high school graduation rate of just 54%. hunt is an internist, jenkins a dentist, an assistant professor of dentistry at columbia university and davis is an er physician. >> we just know that the path that we had to take in order to get there was through education. it just saved our lives. >> it just allowed to us kind of block out a lot of negative influences and allow us to focus on what really matters. >> reporter: known as the three doctors, they have written three highly acclaimed books. they tour the country as motivational speakers. the doctors started a foundation in their hometown to help mentor underprivileged kids. they see their work is continuing the legacy of civil rights leaders like dr. martin luther king, jr. >> there was a direct correlation from dr. king and

. >> must like bruce willis, i am unbreakable. >> starbucks ceo sends e-mail to employees in france.t the e-mail to starbucks employees, like he is paying them enough to make political donations. >> don't they sponsor morning joe, by the way? >> oh. >> i am trying not to care. >> it is morning joe brewed by starbucks in a trendy cup near the title. >> how do you know that, bill? >> it is best to pay attention to the competition less we not know what they do. >> it is a misnomer. you have to understand morning joe is not named after joe -- what's his name? >> scarborough. >> it is after something else. and it is an awful, awful act. >> like coffee? >> no, just don't ask for a morning joe. >> or if you do wear goggles. >> oh my gosh. take a break. no problem. >> are we done? >> yes, kind of. >> last week you said starbucks was now like perv .com? >> yes, it is. i am telling you. come with me, and you will see what i am talking about. you go in there and there is a bunch of freaks and everybody looking at you weird, sideways, dressed like him. >> that is like coming to "red eye." >> yes

finally the libyan people, your courage and character have been unbreakable in the face of the tyrantan ocean divides us, but we are joined in the basic human longing for freedom, for justice and for dignity. your revolution is your own. and your sacrifices have been extraordinary. now, the libya that you deserve is within your reach. going forward, we will stay in close coordination with the tmc to support that outcome, and though there are huge challenges ahead, the extraordinary events in libya remind us that fear can give way of hope and that the power of the people striving for freedom can bring about a brighter day. thank you very much. >>> and that is president obama's statement on the breaking news out of libya. the president saying that nato efforts will continue, but the regime is over with the leadership of moammar gadhafi. let me bring in rhita, a correspondent for the london-based newspaper, and you heard him there applaud nato and the efforts of the united states to bring down this regime after 40 years, and the president obviously being cautious in stating clearly that

. >> finally, the libyan people: your courage and character have been unbreakable in the face of the tyrant. an ocean divides us, but we are joined in the basic human longing for freedom, for justice and for dignity. your revolution is your own, and your sacrifices have been extraordinary. >> suarez: british prime minister david cameron stepped outside ten downing street earlier in the day. >> our task now is to do all we can to support the will of the libyan people which is for an effective transition to a free, democratic and inclusive libya. >> suarez: in paris, french foreign minister alain juppe said that a meeting would be convened in paris next week to begin planning for the stabilization of libya, which is essentially without a civil service or functional institutions of government. >> ( translated ): we must certainly remain cautious, the fighting isn't over. it falls to me to once again appeal to the last supporters of qaddafi to stop fighting and lay down their weapons, as the days of the regime are now numbered. >> suarez: at the united nations, secretary general, ban ki-

. >> unbreakable. >> reporter: this is the house that "k" built. there's kim. khloe and kourtney.a silent "k" to my name, to get an inside look at the lives of the kardashian sisters. as we hop on to their private jet, they're already six hours into their day. it's only 11:00 a.m. >> this is my schedule for today alone. we each have our own. we get updated every night. we have a new one. >> reporter: destination? san francisco, california, for an first look at their exclusive cloning line. the name? >> kardashian kollection, with a "k." everything with a "k." >> reporter: the short flight, just jeff time for a meeting with their business partner, bruno schiavi. does it ever get old? >> never. >> reporter: this is the first time they'll see their collection, set up in a store, a sears. >> we decided everything we wanted. the wallpaper to the carpet. it will be cool to see for the first time. oh, my gosh. >> reporter: thanks to their manager and mom, kris jenner, the girls entered the deal with sears to get their own miniboutique in sears. >> how do you get the focus around clothing

your courage and character have been unbreakable in the face of a tyrant.ean divides us but we're joined in the basic human longing for freedom, for justice and for dignity. your revolution is your own and your sacrifices have been extraordinary. now the lib kra that you deserve is within your reach. going forward, we will stay in close coordination with the tnc to support that outcome. and though there will be huge challenges ahead, the extraordinary events in libya remind us that fear can give way to hope and that the power of people striving for freedom can bring about a brighter day. thank you very much. >>> president obama speaking just a short time ago from his vacation speaking on these late-breaking developments there in tripoli. and as to moammar gadhafi's whereabouts, we heard the state department say it has no indication he is anywhere other than in country in libya. other cnn sources are also saying the same thing. so the smart money is saying that moammar gadhafi remains this hour in libya. the hours ahead, though, as night has fallen, likely t

your courage and character have been unbreakable in the face of a tyrant.us, but we are joined in the basic human longing for freedom, for justice and for dignity. your revolution is your own, and your sacrifices have been extraordinary. now the libya that you deserve is within your reach. going forward, we will stay in close coordination with the tnc to support that outcome. and though there will be huge challenges ahead, the extraordinary events in libya remind us that fear can give way to hope and that the power of people striving for freedom can bring about a brighter day. thank you very much. megyn: well, there you have it. the president on tape, although we only have the audio, that's how it was played out and delivered to us, speaking to the issue of libya for the first time at least the audiotape for the first time. the paper statement was released last night. want to get to ed henry who is live from martha's vineyard. the president saying that quaff my's regime is coming to an end, his rule is over, but this conflict is not and saying that gadhafi

your courage and character have been unbreakable in the face of a tyrant.t we're joined in the basic human longing for freedom, for justice and for dignity. your revolution is your own and your sacrifices have been extraordinary. now, the libya that you deserve is within your reach. going forward, we will stay in close coordination with the tnc to support that outcome. though there will be huge challenges ahead, the extraordinary events in libya remind us that fear can give way to hope and that the power of people striving for freedom can bring about a brighter day. thank you very much. >> all right. there you have it. you've been listening to president obama making a brief statement from his vacation on ma that's vineyard talking about libya. let's get back to our team here. wolf blitzer joining me as co-anchor on the battle for tripoli coverage. we have fareed zakaria, william cohen and ken robinson, the veteran of u.s. special forces. let me ask you, mr. secretary, first and we'll get to the others in just a moment. do you think we heard what we needed t

your courage has been unbreakable. a notion is dividing us but we are joined in basic human longing for dignity. your revolution is your own. now, the libya you deserve is in your reach. we will stay in close coordination for that outcome. the extraoridinary events show fear can give way to hope and freedom can bring about a brighter day. thank you very much. >> politico writes that new questions are being raised about how much money gadaffi stole. we will have coverage from today, related to events in libya, and that is all starting eastern.tonight at 8:00 bill adaire was fact-checking the statements made by 2012 candidates. >> he is the editor of "politifact." >> the four-year anniversary. how did this get started? guest: when i >> this was at the guilt i had for not doing fact checking. i had not done enough to tell what was true and what wasn't. the newspaper was willing -- try and experiment and to let us create a fact checking epiwebsie where we would read them on a truth-o-meter and then collect those ratings fo