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third, both ambassador pickering and admiral mullen high lighted the reason this is complicated because unsatisfactory leadership is not grounds for finding a breach of duty. the arb did not find these four individuals breached their duty. i have submitted legislation to this committee and congress to fix this problem. >> how do you feel the secretary did in the first round of testimony? do you feel she was transparent enough and what remains unanswered for you coming up this afternoon at 2:00? >> well, i think she did a fantastic job. i thoutd she was just terrific. it's easy, hindsight is always 20/20 and we can point fingers and go back. i think senator paul was off base because we can neither use this for political purposes or use this to learn so that a tragedy like this never happens in the future. that's what i'm concerned of. there were things that went wrong and there were things we should have done that we didn't do. but i want to make sure there are no future benghazi s and that's why i think these hearings are important, to find out what happened, to talk about what we can d

senator cornyn, why do you think tom pickering, ambassador pickering, doesn't have this right? >> well, i think it's not a matter of personalities. i've known chuck haling. he is an honorable man. he has had a record of distinguished service, but he is profoundly wrong on a number of the most important national security issues that face our country today, like denying iran nuclear weapons, like direct face-to-face negotiations with state department designated terrorist organizations like hamas, and calling into question our commitment to our principle ally in the middle east, israel. those are three things that strike me as senator hagel being out of the mainstream, and i believe just wrong when it comes to protecting the national security of the united states. >> colin powell has just endorsed him within the last half hour, saying that he is bold, he is independent, he is the right person for the pentagon. colin powell no slouch when it comes to being tough on iran. >> well, as you know, washington d.c. is a pretty tight little click, and there's a lot of people who have had l

walberg: let's review all the items and what the pickers spent. here are miller's lots: a chandelier a marilyn monroe thermometer and a pair of yellow patio chairs. john's lots are comprised of a modern chrome floor lamp a pair of chrome and leather chairs and a pair of metal pendant light fixtures. kevin's lots include modern chrome lamps, a carl sorensen bowl and a book of movie posters. bob's lots consist of a chrome floor lamp a curved chrome headboard and a mid-century modern wooden slat table. now it's on to los angeles where all of their items will be sold at abell auctions. the auction house is filling up with bidders from the la area. they include dealers trying to buy low to flip these antiques and others are collectors who may be inclined to spend more for what they really want. watching the bidding from behind the scenes will be all four of our pickers, but before they do do any of them have buyer's remorse or do they think any of their opponents should have buyer's remorse? let's find out. not so sure about the chandelier but i love t

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thirdly ambassador pickering and mullins have highlighted the reason why this is so complicated. under statute and regulations, unsatisfactory leadership is not grounds for a breech of duty. fourth, i committed legislation to the committee and the senate. they will face the situation. i agree with you, there ought to be current ashes, but they were limited. >> madam secretary, i will be working to fix that problem. thank you for calling the important hearing. thank you for your most eloquent statement. the service to our nation has been exemplary and outstanding. any suggestion outside during today's hearing, i would consider unfair and unwarranted. we meet under difficult circumstances. i am sure that when you, secretary of state, stood at andrew's air force base the remains of christopher stevens, mr. shawn smith, mr. tyrone woods and mr. glen doherty, you must have had tremendous pain and suffering as we expressed in our proverb meaning the stones in the earth wet. madam secretary know that you were not alone. we went with you and the families of our fallen heroes. it is true

. >> well, and i think the accountability review board headed by ambassador pickering and admiral mullen, in their report, pointed that out, that there were serious mistakes that were made. i think secretary clinton has taken responsibility for that. she has begun to implement those recommendations from the report and made moves to try and ensure first that our other personnel and other people working in high-risk areas are protected. and, second, that we address the conditions that led to benghazi. >> senator, there were plenty of warnings, though, including the secretary was asked about a cable that came on the very day of that horrible attack, on 9/11, a cable from ambassador stevens to the secretary. i heard john mccain ask that question, secretary clinton didn't get a chance to or sidestepped answering it. have you gotten answers to that question? >> i haven't. i have not seen the cable. i have not heard the secretary respond to that, as you point out, she did not have a chance to answer that this morning in the hearing. but, again, i think the important thing for us to do now is to

[applause] >> good afternoon, my name is tom pickering. chris stevens was a friend and a colleague. more than that he was among the very best our foreign service has to offer in support of our people and our country. a man destined for even greater challenges and successes. it is a special honor for me to be asked to be here and say a few words in his memory. i must begin by offer approximating my sincere condolences and passion to his family and friends gathered here this afternoon to honor his memory. in truth, what we say here our words, can only be a pale shadow for his service and sacrifice for his nation and people. indeed that of his colleagues, glen dougherty, sean smith, tyrone woods. i know you all join me in honoring and appreciating their service and devotion as well. chris and i worked together for a time almost a dozen years ago. he was even then fully committed to his work. an authority already in the middle east. a fine student of arabic. much more. he gave me careful and cogent advice and council as we wrestled together with the many growing problems that even back

that's, obviously, one of the findings that ambassador pickering and admiral mullen made, you know, that these requests don't come to the secretary of state. >> if we could, i respect you tremendously, but we have a short amount of time. they did come into folks. >> that's right. >> we did have people on the ground, at no cost to the state department. they were asked to be extended, by the ambassador. someone at state department turned that down. they were at no charge, 16 officers. so i just wonder, what has happened inside to make sure that never happens again? >> well, several things. not only are we on the path to implement all of the arb recommendations, but we've gone beyond that. we did immediately do this high-threat assessment, using d.o.d. assets as well as our own. that had never been done before. we have asked the congress to help us re-allocate funds. the senate has given us that authority. we don't yet have it from the house. so that we can get more marine guards, more diplomatic security guards, we can try to put more money into the maintenance, the upgrades, the construct

i would equate myself to a american pickers but more long the line of historic documents, newspapers, where i am traversing the earth, trying to find and locate and pick newspapers out of rare bookshops and european book dealers and people who discover them in attics and behind walls and old home so an exciting discovery process. in newspapers eventually grew and accumulated to where they became a significant collection. one of the most significant private collections of american revolutionary newspapers and the story they told us that's knitting, one that's deserves to be shared with the general readership, which this book hopefully accomplishes. so tonight, what i want to do is walk you through what i would consider to be the four buckets of discoveries i have made along this journey and i've categorize those buckets is one being an old media versus new, the journalism discoveries, the history discoveries and then what i would call paper preservation discovery. so i will start with old media versus new. quantity. today we are looking at practically limitless sources of news, televis

a long-term responsibility and investment and that context the members of the arb led by ambassador pickering and admiral mullen highlighted the state department's struggle to get the resources it needs. the ongoing problem has led to a culture at the department in which some senior managers appear to be more interested in conserving resources than in achieving specific goals. the arb report says, quote, the solution requires a more serious and sustained commitment from congress to support state department needs, unquote. regrettably it is clear that congress is still failing to meet this commitment. in the most recent state department funding bill, approved by the house appropriations committee, the administration's request for embassy security, construction and maintenance was cut by $112 million, and worldwide security protection reduced by $149 million. the senate by comparison did not cut either account. so let me again reiterate what i just said about congress' responsibility. over the past two years alone the administration's requests for diplomatic security funding has been slashed by

how would you say american pickers has taken off it's become in phenomenon. my producer good afternoon is this gavin this is his american show american picker. >> sounds like he has good tastes. why has the show taken off? why is it such a success? >> we all have that sense of adventure, curiosity and travel and treasure hunt. that's what the show is about. the show is about relationships that people have with their items. i think it speaks to a lot of different people if you want to scratch a lottery ticket on a friday if you are at a garage sale it's a show about all of us. >> show about objects. beautiful american made objects this being one of the prettiest. this is a flat head indian part of the original analogy run from springfield, massachusetts. suicide shifter. where did you get this bike? are there still bikes like this in barnes undiscovered, do you think? >> there are still barn finds. this bike came out oof tennessee. danielle bought this bike on the show. she is the girl on the show. >> what did she pay for it? do you know? >> i think it was aro

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and the state department to speak to mullen and pickerring. in marked contrast to how the civilian survivors of the algeria attack have been made available to the press, the administration has not made any of the benghazi survivors available to congressable members who want to know what happened. >> state department employees who were injured in the firefight should be interviewed and talked to by members of congress. so far that hasn't happened. >> there are many unanswered questions from benghazi. for one, fox news learned from the senior u.s. defense officials that the fast team of marines out of spain were asked by the state department officials to change out of their marine uniforms. before heading in to libya to help. this required them to deplane and delayed them by 90 minutes according to pentagon officials. then there is the decision by secretary of state clinton and state department under-secretary of management patrick kennedy who was in the operation center that night. not to send a foreign emergency support team, which the state d

so i saw first-hand what ambassador pickering and former chairman mullen called, timely and exceptional coordination. no delays in decision-making. no denials of support from washington or from our military. >> reporter: she described in great detail what she was doing the day of the attack. she said she was at the state department today, closely monitoring the situation in cairo, egypt, where protesters were scaling the fence of the u.s. embassy there. in that same time frame of other protests against u.s. installations across the area. she said she had a call to national security advisor tom donilon at the white house. later that evening she spoke with the president of the united states. she said there was no decision to withold the support to besieged staffers. here she is again. >> i do feel responsible. i feel responsible for the nearly 70,000 people who work for the state department. i take it very seriously. but the specific security requests pertaining to benghazi, you know, were handled by the security professionals in the department. i didn't see those requests. they didn't co

so you're being rewarded for being a good stock-picker and being penalized, apple, for being a bad stock-picker. david: mark, hold on a second. i have got to stop you there to talk about apple. i have got two semel questions. one for a person who is not a apple stockholder. is there a buy-in point at apple? do you see at any of these price levels we've been flirting with today, a buy-in level? and second, if you bought apple at 600, do you dump it or do you hold onto it? >> i'm for, let's start with the second question. i would do kind of a quasi-dump. the implied volatility of apple options is pretty low for how much it is been moving. i would dump the stock and go out and buy a 5, 600 call spread or 500, $700 call spread and hedge my sale because i think apple could see 400 before it sees 500. david: okay. let me get you onto the second question. if i don't own apple, what is the buy-in point? >> i'll tell you. i would, i think $400, that stock starts to look really attractive. that dividend yield looks pretty good. i will be honest and offered. 400, 395 put spread for a buck. i'm hoping to g

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>> hot stock pickers. say that three time. >> retailer and construction and farm equipment, should be a big year for them >> adam? >> it looks too boring for my taste. >> what is boring for you. >> cooper tire. it is up nicely and extremely expensive. >> ben cooper what do you think? >> i think it is a good pick and i will go with boring, that's the way to make money. >> what do you like in general? >> i like taiwan, it is amazing effort and people . it alows you to inexpensively y taiwan. in the meanwhile david asbin forbes on fox right now. >> with thousands of jobs on the chopping block this week, it is time for dc to take a cue from the bayou . bobby jindal want to limit the state income tax and corporate tax it is time to change so people can keep their own money and foster an environment where businesses want to invest and create good paying jobs. he would hike the 4 percent sales tax and some say like it up to washington d.c., is that right or wrong? i am dave asbin. we'll go to steve and rich and m

>> hot stock pickers. say that three time. >> retailer and construction and farm equipment, should be a big year for them >> adam? >> it looks too boring for my taste. >> what is boring for you. >> cooper tire. it is up nicely and extremely expensive. >> ben cooper what do you think? >> i think it is a good pick and i will go with boring, that's the way to make money. >> what do you like in general? >> i like taiwan, it is amazing effort and people . it alows you to inexpensively buy taiwan. in the meanwhile david asbin forbes on fox right now. >> with thousands of jobs on the chopping block this week, it is time for dc to take a cue from the bayou . bobby jindal want to limit the state income tax and corporate tax it is time to change so people can keep their own money and foster an environment where businesses want to invest andreate good paying jobs. he would hike the 4 percent sales tax and some say like it up to washington d.c., is that right or wrong? i am dave asbin. we'll go to steve and rich and m

so i saw firsthand what ambassador pickering and former chairman mullen called timely and exceptional coordination. no delays in decision making, no denials of support, and i want to echo the review board's praise for the valor and courage of our people on the ground, especially the security professionals in benghazi and tripoli. they saved american lives in realtime and they did. i told the american people that heavily armed militants assaulted our compound. i vowed to bring them to justice, and i stood with president obama as he spoke of an ablct of terror. in that same period we were seeing vie lant atta-- violent attacks outside many other posts where our diplomats serve. i ordered a review of our security posture around the world with juteny of hig nn nnyf high-risk posts. so missions in dangerous places get the attention they need. we reached out to congress to help address vulnerables including risk of fire, and to hire additional diplomatic security personnel. second, even as we took these steps, i hurried to appoint the accountability review board. so we could more fully unde

important to -- >> arp is the accountability review board led by admiral mike mullen and ambassador pickerring. clinton was asked if she selected susan rice the appear on the five sunday talk shows and said she did not. clinton said she felt like she had a great dole to manage in the aftermath. that should be her priority. doing shauk shows is -- talk shows is not her favorite thing to do. >> mike emanuel live on the hill. thank you. >> look at the aftermath of the attack. chief white house correspondent, ed henry. >> secretary of state hillary clinton still did not shed much light on the central unanswered question about president obama's initial reaction to the tragedy in benghazi. >> what was the president's activities in the seven-hour period? >> republican zeroed in on why the administration was not better prepared for the attack on a well-known anniversary and what the president did or did not do to save the four americans in the hours after the initial attack >> on the anniversary of the worst attack in american history, september 11, we didn't have the department of defense forces avai

above the assistant secretary level where the arb placed responsibility where as i think ambassador pickering said the rubber hit the road. >> when were you aware of this cable? >> after the arb gone to gather information and material which of course -- >> who within your office did see this cable? >> i'm not aware of anyone within my office. within the secretary's office having seen the cable. >> within the national security council? >> i have no information or awareness of anyone having seen that cable. >> was this a cable that was a surprise to you? >> you know, congressman, it was very disappointing to me that the arb concluded there were inadequacies and problems in the responsiveness of our team here in washington to the security requests that were made by our team in libya. i was not aware of that going on. it was not brought to my attention, but obviously it's something we are fixing and intend to put into place protocols and systems to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> i certainly hope so. when you have a u.s. ambassador personally warning about the situation over there, sending

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when people who signed a letter for him was embassador pickering. >> i am getting a lot of unsolicited mail discussing chuck hegel's relationship with israel. i see no evidence of it, but there is a public strain their being discussed. that has to be dealt with. >> i know this is a political show, but i'm not leaving this chair without a word about rg3. >> we've got to win. that's all that matters. when it is on the line, the redskins will step up. >> robert griffin iii, the star quarterback, leading the redskins to clinch the nfc east title. a scholar and an athlete on the dean's list at baylor. >> i'm impressed. 97% of notre dame players graduate with a degree, the highest in the nation, higher than stanford or duke, and their number one in the polls. rg3, both of his parents are enlisted army career. he is not only will spoken but he has been an exemplar for this community and he is terrific on appeal. >> we could use something like him in government. charles. >> if he ran for president right now, he would do rather well. there is no opening for three and half years. >> washington n

because i told ambassador pickering and admiral mullen, put it out there. i want to know more than anybody what happened. don't hold any punches. tell us what the facts are. but now we have to act on it or shame on us. >> thank you very much. senator johnson. >> thank you mr. chairman and madam secretary i'd like to join my colleagues in thanking you for your service sincerely and we appreciate the fact that you're here testifying and glad that you're looking in good health. >> thank you. >> were you fully aware in realtime. i realize how big your job is and everything is erupting in the middle east at this time. were you fully aware of the 20 interests that were reported in the arb in realtime? >> i was aware of the ones that were brought to my attention. they were part of our on going discussion about the deteriorating threat environment in eastern libya. we certainly were very conscious of them. i was assured by our security professionals that repairs were underway, additional security upgrades had taken place. >> thank you. did you see personally the ca

>> hot stock pickers. say that three time. >> retailer and construction and farm equipment, should be a big year for them >> adam? >> it looks too boring for my taste. >> what is boring for you. >> cooper tire. it is up nicely and extremely expensive. >> ben cooper what do you think? >> i think it is a good pick and i will go with boring, that's the way to make money. >> what do you like in general? >> i like taiwan, it is amazing effort and people . it alows you to inexpensively buy taiwan. in the meanwhile david asbin forbes on fox right now. >> with thousands of jobs on the chopping block this week, it is time for dc to take a cue from the bayou . bobby jindal want to limit the state income tax and corporate tax it is time to change so people can keep their own money and foster an environment where businesses want to invest and create good paying jobs. he would hike the 4 percent sales tax and some say like it up to washington d.c., is that right or wrong? i am dave asbin. we'll go to steve and rich and

in that context members of the arb led by ambassador pickering, and highlighted the state department struggle to get the resources it needs. the ongoing problem has led to a culture the at the department in which some senior managers appear to be more interested in conserving resources than in achieving specific goals. the arb report says, quote, the solution requires a more serious and sustained commitment from congress to support state department needs, unquote. regrettably, it's clear that congress is still failing to meet this commitment. in the most recent state department funding bill approved by the house appropriations commit the request for embassy security and construction and maintenance was cut by 112 million dollars and worldwide security protection reduced by 149 million dollars. the senate by comparison did not cut either account. so, let me again reiterate what i just said about congress' responsibility. over the past two years alone the administration's requests for diplomatic security funding has been slashed by more than half a billion dollars in congress. this mak

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you've accepted the very critical findings of admiral mullen and ambassador pickering. as the "new york times" put it, you accepted responsibility but not blame. do you feel guilty in any way, at a personal level? do you... do you blame yourself that you didn't know or that you should have known? >> clinton: well, steve, obviously, i deeply regret what happened, as i've said many i knew chris stevens. i sent him there originally. it was a great personal loss, to lose him and three other brave americans. but i also have looked back and tried to figure out what we could do so that nobody insofar is possible would be in this position again. and as the accountability review board pointed out, we did fix responsibility appropriately. and we're taking steps to implement that. but we also live in a dangerous world, and, you know, the people i'm proud to serve and work with in our diplomatic and development personnel ranks, they know it's a dangerous and risky world. we just have to do everything we can to try to make it as secure as possible for them. >> obama: i think, you kn

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