Former NATO Commander General Wesley Clark talked about the latest developments in U.S.-NATO military action in Libya. He also responded to telephone calls and electronic communications. Topics included who should be leading the mission, the role the U.S. should play, and the debate on whether President Obama should have consulted Congress before taking military action. General Clark stated that President Obama should not deliver a major speech on the matter, as doing so could imply U.S. involvement goes beyond a multinational NATO mission.
General Clark participated from Little Rock, Arkansas.