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Libya / Uprising / Allied Attacks / A Discussion #990525

CNN Evening News for Tuesday, Mar 22, 2011
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The American plane that crashed in Libya shown. [In El Salvador, President OBAMA - comments on what steps can be taken by the coalition.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's Jill Dougherty and David Gergen and Johns Hopkins University professor Fouad Ajami about the coalition policy for Libya. [From Paris, DOUGHERTY - says NATO would be the best to lead the coalition, but the perception problem is the Arab nations should lead; outlines the allied organization to work together with Arab nations on board.] [GERGEN - says Obama is working to keep the power structure together with Arab nations on board; comments on what the coalition is telling Kadhafi; wonders about private promises made to the Arab nations.] [AJAMI - suggests we are too late in recognizing the free Benghazi people as a government; comments on an Al Jazeera poll fining that Arabs approve of the help from the West; notes how the Arab world is divided.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson
Duration:
00:09:30

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