Obama's Tough Talk on Libya

It's A Free Country | Mar 3, 2011

President Obama said yesterday that it was time for Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi to step down. They were his harshest words yet for the regime in Libya, and he told a gathered group of reporters that 'military options are on the table.' IAFC takes a look at the evolving story in the North African nation, and what's behind Thursday's tough rhetoric.

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