. >> kelly: up next, accusations of a possible cover-up in benghazi, libya. a congressman says he has evidence that the obama administration is putting a muzzle on those that survived. >> the administration does not want the american people to know what too many place. when the american people find out i think they will be shocked. my name is mike and i quit smoking. chantix... it's a non-nicotine pill. i didn't want nicotine to give up nicotine. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. [ mike ] when i was taking the chantix, it reduced the urge to smoke. [ malennouncer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin react

outpost in benghazi, libya. from telling their stories. virginia republican frank wolf tells fox news the feds forced those people who made it out alive to sign nondisclosure agreements. now is he demanding answers from the pentagon, the state department, and the cia. >> the administration does not want the american people to know what took place. and when the american people find out, i think they are going to be shocked. >> the attack killed u.s. ambassador chris stevens. state department officer sean smith and two former navy seals tyrone woods and glen dorty. jennifer griffin live at the pentagon tonight. jennifer, what information does the congressman want? >> well, harris, congressman wolf says the survivors have been asked to sign additional nondisclosure agreements, some as recently as this summer. >> how many federal employees, military personnel or contractors have been asked to sign additional nondisclosure agreements by each agency? and do these nondisclosure agreements apply only to those undercover or have non-covert state de

benghazi, irs, nsa, all phony scandals. colonel allen west is here to respond. >> kelly: he is, and check this out. it's not a rock concert. but three million young people were robbing the beach down in brazil for the pope. are we seeing a catholic church revival? ♪ [announcer] there's no hiding the goodness of the latest from beneful baked delights. new heartfuls are made with real bacon... ...and oven-baked to crisp perfection. new heartfuls from beneful baked delights. >> anna: you sure are looking good on july 29. i'm anna kooiman in for gretchen carlson. the president still calling it junior white house scandals phony and the man in charge of the irs agrees with him. >> there is no evidence of any political decision maker who was involved in any of those decisions. >> anna: no evidence? the investigations aren't even over. donald trump is here to weigh in. >> kelly: the white house spending $700 million to market obamacare. but now the president says that won't make it popular, so then why are we spending all that mo

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where your every phone call and email is monitored unless, of course, you need more security in benghazi or if you are a terrorist. hello and welcome to justice. i'm judge jeanine pirro. one of the most popular d.c. game shows today is to tell the truth." or to not tell the truth. my favorite, the anti-muslim video caused the spontaneous protest in which four americans were killed. no one changed any of the talking points. we never sent assault rifles

they were angry at political activists shot dead on friday in benghazi. he was acquitted of the justice party, the political wing of the muslim brotherhood. via has struggled to control armed groups since the revolution and there is concern civic groups are also being silenced. conned --es are being being counted in molly's presidential election. millions of ballots were cast on sunday. it is hoped they could usher in a new era for mali after 18 months of conflict. it took french military intervention to bring the region under the government's control again. >> there is no doubt that many mullions wanted to vote -- malians wanted to vote in this election. the turnout in the capital has been huge. many people could not find their names on the list. or was confusion and frustration. -- there was confusion and frustration. >> i am very upset because i want to vote. i am a citizen. i want to vote for my preferred candidate. i want to vote for change. >> change is a word you hear a lot in molly -- mali. it was a chance for a new beginning. feel sentimental. ho

you know, inadequate answer to nsa, irs, benghazi. now you use these organizations as political tools, it's amazing. i think there's a lot of optimism on wall street and other places that maybe this will put the cabosh on some of these anti-business things the president is pushing through. >> what do you think? >> i'm an old fuddy duddy. >> no, you're not. i'an old fuddy duddy. you're like the anti-fuddy duddy. >> yeah, you are. in terms of like -- i have no expectation of privacy. but we have an entire generation of people who are growing up using cial media. and i think that they are utterly shocked by this national security agency collection of phone records in a way that older generations are not. i think that if you have people reting that way to greater

accusations of a coverup of the deadly terror attack in benghazi. why the administration is putting a muzzle on those who survived the attack. >> he comes here and gets ambassador stevens from his bedroom and brings him and sean smith to this big dark windowless clothes. then outside a locked the gate. needed more support. i had tired, achy feet. until i got my number. my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotics number. now i'm a believer. you'll be a believer, too. learn where to find your number at drscholls.com. grrrrreat outdoors, and a great deal. ahhh let's leave the deals to hotels.com. perfect! yep, and no angry bears. up to 30% off. only at hotels.com. martha: there are new allegations that the obama administration is trying to silence the survivors of last year's attack in benghazi, libya that killed ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. james, why is one congressman pressing hard on this issue regarding benghazi. reporter: congressman wolf is posing a question a day about benghazi. he previously questioned why survivors of the atta

. >>> deadly terrorist attack in benghazi spa benghazi spashing a closer look at security. considering what has to be dwun to prevent another benghazi. james rosen live for us in d.c. to prevent another benghazi. james rosen live for us in d.c.. considering what has to be dwun to prevent another benghazi. james rosen live for us in d.c.. >> reporter: officials pledged today they have learned the lessons of benghazi and are taking steps to make sure they never again suffer such losses. but the hearing also made clear how far from the ideal security posture, how exposed and endangered are diplomats remain nearly a year after benghazi. a top state department official testified security upgrades have been made at some high threat posts oversea, but that manpower problems persist. >> regretfully, the 2300 people that i can train per year doesn't meet the number of people that we have at high threat posts alone. we have certain posts where we can only give our people a four hour online course and say please take this course. >> mean it time there are fresh calls for congressional

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. >> according to edources that have contacted my office many, if not all the survivors of the benghazi attacks along with others at the department of defense and cia have been asked or directed to sign additional nondisclosure agreements about their involvement in the benghazi attacks. lou: back in march white house press secretary shikari insisted the white house was not preventing anyonerom speaking to the benghazi survivors. lawmakers also being stonewalled in their efforts to talk with marine corps colonel george bristolho is an accurate position in the chain of command of the night of the benghazi terrorist attack. the pentagon has claimed bristol can be fced to testify because he is rired. the marine corporation times says that is entirely inaccurate reporting that he is on active duty through the end of this month. the senate foreign relations committee is expected to vote next week on some of the powowe, the president's nominee to become ambassador to the united nations. expected to be confirmed despite evading questions over her past remarks suggesting the united states should

we make sure the lie about benghazi got turned into the truth that there never was some sort of a video. we're the ones that proved it wasn't cincinnati, that went to washington and not just to washington but to the office of the general counsel. we're the ones that continue to do that. yes we're being blocked at every step of the way,ier we get black pieces of paper, yes we have less than 0.2% of one of the documents identified in the irs but we're serving subpoenas, interviewing people under oath and subpoenaing them as necessary and my committee is very busy. maybe he misses the fact that good investigations take time. we're doing that. we're going to bring lois lerner back and before we bring her back we're interviewing everybody that shows just exactly what a hub she was. >> bottom line just to put these doubts to rest if they are legitimate you're saying when it comes to guidance from the speaker, eric cantor, no one is saying, all right, this is going nowhere, why don't you cool it? >> i've got complete support of the leader and the speaker. they have helped me all along the way.

. >> according to ed sources that have contacted my office many, if not all the survivors of the benghazi attacks along with others at the department of defense and cia have been asked or directed to sign additional nondisclosure agreements about their involvement in the benghazi attacks. lou: back in march white house press secretary shikari insisted the white house was not preventing anyone from speaking to the benghazi survivors. lawmakers also being stonewalled in their efforts to talk with marine corps colonel george bristol who is an accurate position in the chain of command of the night of the benghazi terrorist attack. the pentagon has claimed bristol can be forced to testify because he is retired. the marine corporation times says that is entirely inaccurate reporting that he is on active duty through the end of this month. the senate foreign relations committee is expected to vote next week on some of the power, the president's nominee to become ambassador to the united nations. expected to be confirmed despite evading questions over her past remarks suggesting the united states

you look at the chain of command, what happened in benghazi. he was in charge of special forces for north africa. the pentagon hit him for a long time. they told us repeatedly over a long period of time that this person had retired. they didn't have an e-mail or an address. with him. then, voila, it ends up he was still on active duty. now, he's finally on wednesday going to appear before the armed services committee. ha did he know? when did he know it? what was his involvement? what did he know in the lead-up to benghazi, what happened that night and was anything nefarious going on with the cover-up? >> are you telling me that the military lied, pretended that he was unavailable and hid him from you? >> i don't know how many 35-year veterans or 35-year people, colonels, full bird colonel there in the -- somebody actively involved in the marines is mistakenly identified as somebody who is retired, that they couldn't identify him, didn't know where he was. ends up he was in woodbridge, a few miles south of washington, d.c., had not yet retired.

benghazi was a battlefield, not a crime scene. those responsible should face justice as enemy combatants, not as common criminals. as we mark the one-year anniversary of the benghazi attacks, how can any of us really say to the families of the victims or the wounded survivors -- and we should know who the survivors are because they are heroes that the u.s. has done everything it can to locate, camture and hold accountable those responsible. i want to credit representative kay granger, the chair of the appropriations subcommittee that blocked additional funding for tunisia. i hope this congress will hold similarly accountable the other countries that obstruct the f.b.i.'s efforts to arrest or interview other suspects. it is increasingly clear the obama administration will not. how many years will it take until any, if not all, the benghazi terrorists face justice for killing four americans and seriously wound several others? i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain a motion to adjourn.

anyway, where is the line for benghazi. >> what about benghazi, it has been folded under the tent, wipe it away, not going to talk about it. that's why they want to hype the thing with zimmerman. is it tragic a young man lost his life. do you think george zimmerman feels happy about it? no. do you think he was afraid for his life, the jury thought that. that's what matters. he had a right not to take the stand. and the six women evaluated the evidence. >> can you imagine the fbi doesn't investigate you, the jury takes this in, hours in testimony and go listen, anybody else see anything racist about him? they interviewed his ex-girlfriend and couldn't find anything. >> there's 101 ways to say no comment. i have never heard of anything like this, justice department doing that. >> can i say something about benghazi, want to talk about the evidence. reason you don't hear about benghazi, they came up with no evidence. >>> wait until you see a man who has no fear of wrestling a seven foot shark to shore with his bare hands. ahead on "the five." >> that's hot. >> that's amazing. ♪ what makes

>> new push for answers on benghazi in a big way on the hill. some republican lawmakers breaking ranks demanding a special investigation. >> we are live on the steps of the capitol for a rally being held by special operation vets as they unroll what they're calling, quote, the largest ever petition to congress. >> literally, a 60-foot long scroll of veteran signatures who want this investigation to happen. >> stephen: that's right. a 60-foot long petition. to put that in perspective, if you took 60 subway foot longs and lined them up on the steps of the capitol building somebody would definitely start a petition to get those sandwiches out of there. they're going to draw rats. of course, you may be wondering how many names can you fit on a 60-foot scroll? quarter of a million? 900,000? well, prepare yourself, nation, because representative stockman's petition has one point 1 thousand signatures on it. it was 999 normal-sized signatures and one person who likes to dot her i's with two million tiny hearts. nation, i'd like to show my support for s

we are doing it on benghazi. we are doing it on the irs. why? each time there is a pattern. nothing here, oh, just a couple people. just move on. that's not true. when the ranking member went on national television and said that this case should be closed, that's wrong. >> what i said was, when it came to the issue of saying that the president and the white house was responsible for this, i said that the evidence to that point and continues to be not there. as far as the investigation is concerned, i want us to get to the bottom of that. >> bret: panel, thank you. we are going to keep on trying to get to the womb of it as well. stay tuned for a champion's victory dance. humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why at liberty mutual insurance, to policies come with new car replacement and accident forgiveness if you qualify. see what ee comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >> bret: finally tonight, wrestling is a tough, physical sport. this year

there is nothing phony about the people that died in benghazi. nothing phony about the abuse of the irs. so that's under one. and number two if i may, class warfare. the dem -- demonstrations in new york by fast-food worker is nothing but them stirring the pot do you think betting on the whopper board called six cities around the country and said let's have a demonstration and boycott? no. they're stirring the pot to try and basically push the notion that they are not being treated fairly. let the market place decide that. >> neil: you're referring to the service workers union. i want to go back to the president and how he shifted his position on jobs, particularly with regard to keystone. when he talked to the "new york times" he wag re -- was relegating it it to 2,000 jobs. this is the president today. >> keep on talking about an oil pipeline coming down from canada, that is estimated to create about 50 permanent jobs. that's not a jobs plan. >> a few days ago telling "the new york times," 2,000 jobs. his own state department said it would crea

>>steve: a bombshell on the murders of four americans in benghazi. turns out we know where the suspects are hiding out. so why didn't we do anything about it? the answer will stun you. >>brian: he's out of is there. caught on camera. cops weren't looking, so this inmate made a run for it right out of the window

you look at the chain of command, what happened in benghazi. he was in charge of special forces for north africa. the pentagon hit him for a long time. they told us repeatedly over a long period of time that this person had retired. they didn't have an e-mail or an address. they couldn't get in contact with him. then, voila, it ends up he was still on active duty. now, he's finally on wednesday going to appear before the armed services committee. ha did he know? when did he know it? what was his involvement? what did he know in the lead-up to benghazi, what happened that night and was anything nefarious going on with the cover-up? >> are you telling me that the military lied, pretended that he was unavailable and hid him from you? >> i don't know how many 35-year veterans or 35-year people, colonels, full bird colonel there in the -- somebody actively involved in the marines is mistakenly identified as somebody who is retired, that they couldn't identify him, didn't know where he was. ends up he was in woodbridge, a few miles south of washingto

when benghazi happened. there was even an appearance of sort of inappropriate behavior or an appearance of incompetence tense, we in the media had a real opportunity and we are absolutely right to investigate that, talk about that, when the irs happened. the president said when there was any malfeaesance be we was outraged. now as these investigations proceed and new investigations come to light showing there was no inappropriate behavior in the irs scandal -- >> how can you say no inappropriate behavior when there is an admission from within the irs they were targeting people -- >> shannon, be careful, or progressive -- >> none of the progressive -- none of those groups, i welcome them, open invitation, come tell us. we haven't heard from you. we keep hearing from progressive groups but they don't show up in public. >> no, they don't. >> some may have been on an initial screening list. but according to inspector general, according to him, none of them were given what the tea party got -- >> the only group -

he said obamacare is bad because irs and benghazi benghazi, benghazi. it's important to know that no victory will be a permanent one. there is too much money unleashed on the other side. >> you should throw abortion in there, too. they're very key on abortion. >> stephanie: exactly. and michaelel tomasky has written about this new koch brothers ad. and it begins airing, it's smart, savvy, and likely to be effective. >> we're talking about the one where it's a mom saying i don't know what i'm going to get for higher premiums, smaller paycheck, and i can't pick my doctors, that one? >> stephanie: right. >> all lies. >> oh, there is that. >> stephanie: that's what he said. are democrats ready to respond. we're going to do a corner a day if we have to because i don't know--when you were helping to get healthcare passed did you see this coming? that this was going to be this even after it was passed? >> yeah, they've been attacking all along. they're going to do everything. we haven't tried to repeal it in the house now of 37 times because they're willing to

four dead americans in benghazi, well, that's real. the i.r.s. thing? with due respect, there were a few left-leaning agencies that were targeted bit i.r.s. but the vast majority were conservatives. >> that is because it was a time when all the tax party groups were trying to get tax-exempt stated us. >> that is your story. 9 majority of groups that were scrutinized by the i.r.s. were conservative groups and everyone knows that. you can say the sky is down and the ground is up a lot but if you keep saying phoneness scandal and the president is in campaign mode, krauthammer was right, someone should tell president obama, you won. you won. >> the republicans do not have new ideas and they want to repeal and replace obamacare but they don't know how to replace it and everything is a scandal you cannot have any discerning ability to say what is a real scandal? the n.s.a. is a real scandal. >> there were not a new ideas on the economy from president obama last week of the. >> he has been consistent about what he will do for a long-term. >> i want to ask you

well but let's discuss some of the current that you what do you make of benghazi. well you begin at the beginning they knew that there were terrorist connected to al qaeda the british decided they couldn't protect their people so they pulled them out our people knew they were terrorists and well armed and they asked for more security and they weren't given it so they were killed and so the first problem is that you don't put people in a place if you're not going to protect them and they didn't they didn't provide the senator is the department state secretary of state the of that office is the responsible one so hillary's with the buck stops with her sure you know and. and then of course the next step is that you were around during the nixon period when when trust kind of was eroded away and the political leadership in our country didn't lead by ordering people around or commanding the lead through persuasion and to be persuasive you've got to be believable and to the extent people lose trust in the white house and that what's being said it makes it very difficult t

why can't leaders say we goofed or you do we have to be willing to say we made a mistake taking on benghazi you don't put people in a place if you're not going to protect them and the i.r.s. scandal the american people do not want their government turned against them and advice for the president and rules he wants you to live by people lose trust in the white house and that what's being said. it makes it very difficult to lead all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now on a great pleasure to welcome donald rumsfeld to our program twice served the secretary of defense under presidents ford and george w. bush former u.s. congressman former ambassador served as a top aide to four united states presidents fortune magazine named him one of america's toughest c.e.o.'s for his work in the private sector a new york times best selling author and the latest book rumsfeld's rules leadership lessons in business politics war and life what a career do you miss washington no i don't love life i'm loved everything i've done i've been so fortunate we've had a lot of good times together indeed ove

ten people were wounded outside of a courthouse in northern benghazi. it was the site of the very first protests against moammar gadhafi that led to his ousting. the explosions follow a prison break there yesterday where more than 1,000 prisoners escaped. more than 80 people are dead and 800 others are injuries. it began yesterday when supporters of mohamed morsi tried to hold a sit in camp. this is the deadliest outbreak of violence since july 3rd. the violence hits home for many in the bay area. dozens gathered in downtown san jose. they hope to show their opposition to the kcoup. >> we're here today to say we want the process, we don't want someone to just come up and destroy it. just baezertfied to express ourselves. ? they believe it's much higher than what is currently being reported. >>> some people in great britain are pressuring twitter to make it easier to report abuse on the social media site. more than 30,000 people have signed an online petition. a woman says she was repeatedly threatened with rape after a tweet. twitter's general manager f

the issue of benghazi. you know, whether you put it in or leave it out, leslie, you're going to have questions about what happened. >> you know, my understanding is that in this-inny series is going to cover when she was first lady during president clinton's second term. she wasn't yet secretary of state, so i don't see how that would weigh in as much on what she did because benghazi hadn't happened yet. secondly, if you talk about travelgate, nannygate, white watergate, there was nothing proven, and that's pretty much what nbc, i think, would put torte in this miniseries, and i think those add the end of the today like her. bill: we'll see if people watch. dave, then you have to do, what, equal time for chris christie and jeb bush and marco rubio? >> right. bill: and rand paul? [laughter] where does that lift in? >> this is going to be the bidsiest production season -- busiest production season for 2016 than we've ever seen in america. i don't expect them to give a fair hearing. it's not their history, and

but with the nsa and with benghazi and what about brian terry's mother? what about the four dead americans and their families? i think it's upsetting and disrespectful for him to be saying that it's phony when these things really did happen. there is no doubt -- >> to the middle class that has not seen an increase in wages -- >> that's a separate -- >> no, no, no. with the irs, he took specific action to make sure that that will never happen again. they're holding people accountable. but john boehner and the rest of the republicans in congress, they are searching, darrell issa is searching for some connection to the white house that doesn't exist. it doesn't exist. >> it's there. >> that's what's phony. that's what's phony about it. >> there is nothing phony about it. it's very real, unfortunately. >> for john boehner to sit there and say that, you know, he's politicizing it through these speeches, i mean, come on. john boehner, look at his tan. it's greater than what yours is going to be when you go to miami. >> rick: wait a second. >> you're a great spi

military commander at the time of the benghazi, libya attacks has come forward with firsthand knowledge to say it was clear the attack on the consulate had nothing to do with an anti-islam youtube video from the beginning. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has the story. >> reporter: the former head of u.s. forces in africa, general carter hamm, told aspen security forum he was in washington, d.c. for a routine meeting with defense secretary panetta and chairman of the joint chiefs, martin dempsey, when an alert came from commanders in germany that a violent assault was under way in benghazi and ambassador chris stevens was missing. >> this was not a demonstration, this was a violent attack. >> did you think it was a terrorist attack? >> i don't know that that was my first reaction, but pretty quickly as we started to gain understanding within the hours after the initiation of the attack, yes. >> reporter: while he did not address reports he was pushed into retirement after benghazi, he said quick response was not possible and defended the decision not to scramble figh

the question was about benghazi and lydia. i think first if you are going to put people into a position of danger, you ought to provide security for them. ed [applause] then if for some reason you can't, you take them out. it's not complicated. the brits were in the benghazi and they pulled their people out because they knew they didn't have the right protection. the threat level was obvious. they were al qaeda related terrorist groups in the neighborhood that were well armed. they knew that, so they pulled their people out. our people were not pulled out. they requested additional security because they knew that there were al qaeda related organizations in the neighborhood or well-armed. and if they did not receive the security assistance that they request it. second, the bush administration had to deal with september 11th. and in my view they put in place a set of structures that helped to protect the american people for the 12 years. and they have done a pretty good job. what we didn't do a great job in was competing in the

as we quietly mark the 10th month of benghazi terrorist attacks last week, i wonder if there will be justice. there are less than three weeks remaining before the congress departs for the august recess. when we return in september, we will be only two days away from the one-year anniversary of the benghazi attacks. this looming anniversary should stand as a stark reminder of the many unanswered questions that remain about what actually happened that night, how the administration chose to respond or not respond to the americans under assault during the eight-hour period. that's why over the next three weeks i will be coming to the floor regularly to remind the american people about the key uestions that remain to be answered. i will also be sending series of letters for the state department, the defense department and the c.i.a. formally requesting responses to some of these questions. while i'm skeptical that the administration will be forthcoming with answers, i do hope that these questions will underscore for the congress and the american people the woefully incomplete status of in

benghazi four americans are dead and one ambassador that is not phony. irs targeting conservative group system not phony that is terrifying. justice department snooping in the e-mails and phone calls of reporters. >> they probably have yours. >> and nsa, too. you know, we are not on their agenda and they ignore the first and fourth and second amendment. >> crystal, how does he get away with saying they are phony scandals and they are not phony to the people whose lives are up ended by them. but will the press hold this president and his administration accountable? >> oh, sadly governor huckabee, no. i think the reason being. the liberal media is stuck on the fact that president obama is the first black president. and what is odd and troubling to me, he's talking about himself in the third person. on his economic speech tour. washington is taken its eye off of the ball. last time i looked mr. president, you are the commander in chief and biggest head in washington and instead of focusing on trayvon martin's death, president obama pushed himself in the new

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new land's rise in official washington was threatened by benghazi to. hear her tell it, when new land was pushing her colleagues at cia to delete references to terrorism from the benghazi talking points she was acting, quote on instinct and not doing the bidding of then secretary of state hillary clinton even when nuland wrote to her cia colleagues these revisions don't resolve all of my issues or those of my building leadership. they are consulting with national security staff. >> can you just tell me who that building leadership was, who you are referring to there? >> the only person that i consulted with that night was my regular reporting channel. >> and that person is. >> at the time that was jake sullivan. >> jake sullivan is now vice president biden's top national security advisor. last september, sullivan was deputy chief of staff to then secretary of state clinton. clinton has denied knowing anything about the cia and benghazi which was also attacked that night being used for a covert operation to run guns to the syrian rebels. but one lawmaker

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he's calling for a select committee to investigate benghazi. speaker boehner hasn't stepped up to call for one. tucker, i think it will take a lot of congressional action to find out what happened in benghazi and make sure stuff doesn't happen again. political cover-up, probably. >> totally orwellian. i hope the speaker will step up so we can get to the bottom of this. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, tucker. >> did you know detroit used to be one of the wealthiest countries in the country but now bankrupt. >>> one cop so furious this "rolling stone" cover he released his own pictures of the accused boston boember, now he' suspended from the police force. this morning there's an update to that story. we have that coming up. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families

it is the most detailed account yet of the deadly terrorist attack in benghazi. vanity fair publishing an excerpt from a brand new book called under fire the untold story of the attack on benghazi. how planned the attackers were. the experts say this. they were not members of a rag tag force split into small groups that advanced through the town methodiccally. they had military sign hand signals. they had been given precise orders impeccable intelligence. an agent tried to enter the burning consulate six times to rescue ambassador chris stevens and shawn smith. he was forced to retreat because of burns and smoke inhalation. >> a criminal investigation underway into that fiery train crash in canada left 15 people dead and dozens missing. officials are looking into the possibility the train was tampered with. there was a small fire aboard the train about an hour before it broke free. there's no warning system for run away trains. >> there is no way the dispatcher could see or realize. >> kate middleton's due date reportedly this weekend on saturday. the royal baby

consulate in benghazi, libya, was overrun by islamic militants leading to the death of ambassador j. christopher stevens and three others. this week, the house committee on oversight and government reform reopened hearings on the white house response to the attack. >> everyone will kindly take their seats, please. [ cheers and applause ] we welcome you to this, the third day of hearings, on our government's bungled response to the attacks last september on our consulate in benghazi, libya. before i call our leadoff witness, let me first say how truly unfortunate it is that our mainstream media, with the exception of fox news, has shown such a lack of interest in this important story. i think that's a shame and a disgrace. >> mr. chairman. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland. >> mr. chairman, if i may, i think the reason that the media hasn't covered these hearings is that everyone knows this is just a partisan witch hunt and a chance to attack the president and the secretary of state clinton. >> while my democratic colleague is welcome to his opinion, i'd like to see

then came benghazi. many questions wherever victoria new land's ascent through washington would be derailed through the infamous talking points on

there's a lot of politics in benghazi. it has been almost a year. four americans including the ambassador were killed. the fbi has posted photographs on its website of suspects but no one has been arrested. one of the likely suspects any administration source will tell you is a guy that's one of the founders. arwa went back to benghazi to do some reporting. she sat down with him for two hours. he says he had nothing to do with the attack. he said no one has asked to interview him. that's why a lot of these members of congress, the republicans are out front talking about it but even in private they will kpas pe rated with the progress. >> arwa will tell us what she discovered. john, thanks very much. much more on this story coming up in the situation room later today. congressman peter king will join us on the latest internal gop fighting. he's suggested he might be interested in running for that republican presidential race. >>> congress has two more days of left before going on a month long vacation. the truth is legislatures haven't got much to sh

s related to benghazi. erhaps the -- we may finally develop a witness list to learn what happened that night where we lost four american lives. i do not expect the obama administration to be forthcoming with answers, but if this congress, if this congress does not ask for the information and gives delivery, the american people will never learn the truth. any federal employer employee or contractor who has been coerced through a n.d.a. is asked to speak out on their behalf and compel their voice to be heard. 'shy i, along with 159 of my colleagues, support a select committee to hold public hearings to learn the truth about what happened that night in benghazi. i say to any colleague who's not on a resolution, if not on our resolution, please get on so we can find the truth for the american people and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new mexico, mr. lujan, for five minutes. mr. speaker, as fires across the west gro