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Libya / Uprising / Allied Mission / Paul Interview #990481

CNN Evening News for Monday, Mar 21, 2011
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(Outside Benghazi: Arwa Damon) The outdated machinery being used by the rebels in Libya shown.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Report introduced.

(Washington: John King) The targeting of Libya by the coalition missiles and air strikes reviewed; maps and lists of the planes, ships, missiles and bases being used shown.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Earlier interview held with Representative Ron Paul about the US mission in Libya. [PAUL - says the US mission in Libya is not clear; suggests we don't have constitutional authority to act, don't know who the opposition is, how we are destabilizing the world by getting involved in another Muslim country.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) President Obama's travels noted.

Reporter(s):
Damon, Arwa;
Cooper, Anderson;
King, John
Duration:
00:08:10

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