March 28, 2011 -- ICAR PhD candidate Michael Shank discusses Obama's speech on Libya and whether it was enough to reassure a war-weary American public. Shank, a senior U.S. policy advisor for Democratic congressman Michael Honda says in the case of Libya, none of the three criteria needed for the U.S. president to commit armed forces overseas have been met. Interview on CTV, video courtesy of CTV.
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