If we recognize them as the legitimate government of Libya and then can turn over those $30 billion in assets, we're moving toward training them.
David Gergen: “If we recognize them as the legitimate government of Libya and then can turn over those $30 billion in assets, we're…”
On the recordMarch 21, 2011
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David Gergen discusses the implications of recognizing the Libyan opposition as the legitimate government and the potential for U.S. support.
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