The tough calculation for President Bush is going to be, if either the Israelis or, more -- more likely, U.S. officials say, the Lebanese government says it doesn't have the political strength to do this right now, what does the president do then?
John King analyzes the challenges President Bush faces regarding the political situation in Lebanon.
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