Trump Changes Stance on Libya—Again

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Updated Apr. 13, 2017 3:50PM EDT / Published Jun. 05, 2016 6:04PM EDT

Face the Nation on CBS did what many have long been hoping TV shows would do to Trump—it confronted him with his own words. Trump has recently taken to bashing Hillary Clinton for her support for the 2011 invasion of Libya. However, CBS showed Trump in 2011 talking about Gadhafi and Libya stating, "Now we should go in. We should stop this guy.” When confronted, Trump told CBS he “was for something, but I wasn't for what we have right now,” and that he had wanted something “surgical.”

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Trump Changes Stance on Libya—Again