megan kelly tomorrow, thank you for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow. lou: president's foreign policy in the middle east is in shambles. obama administration alien eighth our principle allie in the region, israel. and as the truth on benghazi is revealed, the obama administration still playing dumb. i am lou dobbs. lou: we begin with benghazi. the classified documents obtained by fox fuse provide more insight into the administration lack of preparedness for the evens that

led to the murder of 4 americans, including ambassador stevens, the day before the white house issue a press release that referred to specific measures taken to protect american persons and facilities abroad. but declassified documents from a top-secret house arm service committee briefing from last year revealed that protection of americans in libya of never part of though plans, chairman of the joint chiefs, telling committee that meeting was nothing more than a conference call, and despite repeated requests for more security in the year leading up to the benghazi attack, dempsey told him that libya was not even brought up, jay carney pleaded ignorance on the issue today bev referring

the know answered question to the department of defense. here is mr. carney. >> i don't think specifically whether libya or other areas of the world were discussed. what was the case, as i think you remember, is there was a lot of up rest in the region -- unrest in the region. that was an issue of concern in terms of security of our embassies and american personnel in the world. but any -- against i'm not sure what -- you can address questi questions about force posture to department of defense. lou: carney had a lot to say about israel's deficient minister critique of secretary kerry's middle east approach, claiming there were no actual negotiations with the palestinians only with kerry, saying kerry turned up here determined and acting out of misplaced obsession and messannic fervor, communities

that he has since apologized before, kerry called his statement -- carney called his statements quote offensive and inappropriate. president tru rouhani boasted tt the world powers surrendered to iran's will in the nuclear deal, a statement that carney refused to condemn. >> it doesn't matter what they say it matters what they do. we fully expecting iranian leaders to describe the agreement in ways -- in a certain way for their domestic audience, they did that in november. what matters to us, to the p5 plus 1, is what the leaders do. lou: the iranian luk nuclear des off to a bad start because according to united nations,

nuclear watch dog, its planned meeting with i-t iranian officials has been postponed from next week to february. no reason given for the delay. iran's chief negotiator claims reportedly that the new agreement contains a secret side deal that covers oamong other things iran's right to continue nuclear research and development over the next several months. the state department denies the existence of an agreement with iran. the white house however did condemn a decision by iran's foreign minister yesterday, to place a wreath at the grave of an assassinated hezbollah commander, united states said that hezbollah leader of responsible for heinous acts of terrorism that killed hundreds of american people, including -mericans, we have can covered for you tonight, congressman brad wi wenstrup joining us, he

shares his thoughts with us. and hugh will ford talking about his new book, america's great gain, about america's one time pro-arab policies in the middle east, and what has happened since. and john fund, greg valier to discuss the g.o.p.'s war on the tea party that much more, straight ahead. >> benghazi not only scandal for white house in the news today, new reports that the fbi is not plan ing to file criminal charges related to the irs scandal. according to "wall street journal," fbi investigators blame confusing rules, and bureaucratic incompetance for irs targets of conservative groups rather than criminal intent, that report infuriated house republicans who pointed out the case is still being

investigated. house oversight chairman darrell issa wrote in a letter to tern general, anonymous and politically motivated leaks from unnamed law enforcement official undermine public apure anes by current and former fbi directors is this is a legitimate investigation, the leaks come after the justice department citing the confidential nature of the investigation refused too brief congress on its progress. investigator also discovered that person leading the fbi, investigation, department of justice attorney barbara bosser man donated more than 6,000-dollars to president obama's campaign. the president, held his first cabinet meeting of the year. he said he would not wait for congress to advance his agenda.

i've got a pen, and a call. i can use that pen to sign executive orders and actions, i have a phone that allows me to convent americans from every walk of life. lou: a preview of his state of the union address two weeks from today. >> it will fund the government through september, among the losers in the deal, obamacare, legislation slashing $10 million from the health care law so-called death panel, another billion from a separate fund republicans argue could be funnelled to obamacare on-line insurance exchanges, a slush fund. the embattled irs also a losing

cutting funding by a half billion putting budget at 2009 levels, funding for embassy security slashed by a quarter of a billion. and despite concerns following the benghazi terrorist attack, and obama's war on coal taking a hit. the bill includes limits on mountain top coal mining regulation, scaling back the restricts on government financing for new cole plants overseas among these cheery the u.s. military, authorized a 1% pay increase for military personnel, restoring a cut to the peptions of disabled -- pensions of disabled veterans issue a billion dollar increase to head start preschool education program, the house to vote tomorrow. >> today the lower chamber passed a 3 day stopgap funding measures that allows senate a few days to consider the bill. >> on wall street, stocks posting a big gain.

dow up 1/16. s&p up 19, and nazdaq rose on the day as well. stocks boosted in part by bcs beck retail sales -- by better than expected retail sales. earnings kicking off for banks today, wells fargo reporting a 10% increase in profit, earning 5.6 billion, and joerg version witjpmorgan chaseearnings slid,t because of legal subtlements, they both posted fractional gains on the day, we're coming right back, stay with us. >> obama stonewall still stands, but more of the benghazi story exposed. >> congressman brad wi ren wensp joining us on the lies that obama administration told and the difference that really

makes.

lou: the dem catic chairwoman of democratic chairwoman. rejected a -- into investigation that found no al qaeda himself, senator diane feinstein, saying i believe groups loosely associated with al qaeda were involved, now because of declassified documents, we have learned it was our first guest who helped lead the intergation of the head of uncovering fact that or nation's top civilian and uniform defense officials due it was a terrorist attack the minute after they were assault. joining us is congressman brad wirenwenstrup.

good to have you with us congressman. >> thank you. lou: let's begin, what i would like to do share with our audience, that moment of an exchange between you and general hamm i would like to begin with the full screen the dialogue that i'm referring to. congressman win strum asked carter hamm, i'm concerned you said that someone in the military would be advising that was a demonstration. i would hope that our military leadership would be advising a terrorist attract. general hamm, i think cocommand quickly got to the pain this was not a demonstration. this was a terrorist attack. wenstrup. and you would havavise advise h

if asked -- >> yes, sir. and with that, straightforward straightforwardly, the general hamm, and your questioning of him, produced a representation of everything that "new york times" reported. and puts in play the centrally, the question why the obama administration, president himself appears for general assembly carrying the same bunch it was some idiot video, that led to the attack in benghazi. and was not a terrorist attack. by the way he has the cop en yens of similarly -- convenience of saying of it a ter of attack, what do you make? >> well, going to the last thing you spoke on. as i recall, he said of we will fight terrorism, he never said this was a terrorist attack, in the da days of, going to septemr

11, when this considered, in 200011, i was a candidate, sat there, as military person that served in iran, stationed in a we also hadd two or their times demonstrations, you quickly learn the give rent, most people in the military can understand the difference, i watched video, and i heard what they were calling it, that bothered me from the get go for a long time. i'm not on the oversight committee but i attended those hearing with general hamm, i wanted to get to those questions, i was concerned that someone in our military could look at that and call it a demonstration as opposed to an organized terrorist attack. as we come to find out, as i found out through the hearings, no one innthe military ever called that a demonstration. lou: and leaving aside the issue of the mortar strike against the

an eannex. two or three were dead on, is not the stuff of i think any reasonable 5 person would agree, not a group of demonstrators upset about a vvdeo. that is a well-trained, unit at work. so the question comes in then, who was in the room, and had the conversation that said we'll tell the american people this was a demonstration. that is what we need to get to the bottom of. lou: do you think we will? >> i think we'll continue to pursue that. in depends on who we can get to testify. is this -- as you mentioned that in testimony, you know, mr. panetta was one of the people calling this an attack, i would have to assume he had some access to administration and their dig making process on what -- their decision making process on what they were reporting.

lou: leon panetta regarded as a man of integrity and considerable respect in washington. he has been very care fall in some of his answers -- and at the same time inmated, at least as i listened to him, that there is far more involved here. do you think it would be possible to get that he would be forth coming on who was in the room? >> i -- he is someone i would like to talk to. this is not about politics, this is about the protection of the american people that served this country, this is about doing the right thing, this is about truth and honesty with the american people from a high level. that is what we want to engagement i would hope in his twilight years he would want to come forward. lou: i agree with all you said. but i believe one purpose of the

investigation has to be making this thing right, that means holding people accountable. >> it does make a difference, someone said what difference does it make, it does, it makes a difference to those who suffers and served, and the people who lost families. lou: congressman brad win strup. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> up next, expected presidential candidate chris christie, fighting attacked from the left, right, and the national media. we'll look at recent history, and show you why this could be perhaps irrelevant in the end. stay with us. [ male announcer ] e new new york is open. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to boldids.

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people we're entrusted to serve. i know our citizens deserve better. much better. i'm the governor. i am ultimately responsible for all that happens on my watch, both good and bad. >> reminder to pundits speculating about impact of 2006 elect we're two years from that election. this same point in 2006. hillary clinton, john edwards and john kerry were the democratic front-runners for 2008, condoleezza rice, rudy giuliani and john mccain were the republican frontrunners. and 2016 presidential election is a long ways off but midterms are just 293 days away. the split between g.o.p. and tea party is growing.

in my new book "upheaval: winning back the country with knowledge that empowers, ideas that matter and solutions that work," i urge them and to certainly assert a bigger tent. to be far more inclusive. for more now on why the republican party and at least leadership is warring on tea party, i'm joinin joined. thank you. greg, let me begin with you it is clear. head of the chamber of commerce has declared putting at least 50 million toward saving off tea party challenges. in pro marries and -- primaries he did all but say he would burn their barnes to the ground at the same time. what is the world is he thinking? why isn't there a response? a repudiation from the republican party for his words?

>> well, i think head of chamber of commerce feels it is his prerogative to, they will throw a lot of. in right now the pendulum has swung in opposite direct with john boehner and others cracking down on tea party saying their influence is too disproportion @ly high. >> without that energy. a group of people who made all difference in 2010 in retaking the house. >> i know tom donohue, head of chamber of commerce, he is a tough guy, he is largely bluffing, 50 million will be spent throughout the year not just on primaries, i suspect there are few primary they are engaged in. i think this war does exist.

but i think it isic rage ited, take -- ex age rated, take the race in alabama, tea party side did not have a candidate. the candidate of fundamentalist christians is the guy he was running against -- the point and i'm saying this is not tea party versus establishment. tea party never backed todd aikin. lou: let's get to the story, the history of what happened in alabama is a i think amo anom l. and mitch mcconnell. the leadership has been very quiet here. and greg, i ask you, why you thought that republican parties leader should not say to tom donohue, yo you know we'll run e republican party, you really are not doing us any favors, by

making the party more exclusio exclusionary than it is accused of being. >> part is about money, lou. chamber has a lot, they can spread it around. maybe have a little bit of perspective here. i would guess there is no more than 4 or 5 tea party members in the senate, i would guess in house out of 233 republicans, maybe 40 are tea party members. not as if they are like the most dominant force in town, they are a factor. lou: if they were we would have a different conversation. but while they are in the minority it has been a pivotal influence in particular in outcome in 2010. and again you are talking about more than, you know talking about just about 10% of the house. you are talking a difference, 6 seats make a difference on whether or not republicans

control. >> in the en established republicans and tea party republicans will get along much better, they have a common interest issue they want control of u.s. senate to stop obama's agenda. i think there may be lots of fights, but i think with the -- i agree with greg. with a couple exceptions we'll not see a lot of primaries. lou: i find it interesting you would like to minimize this. you seem to rationalize this, but the fact is, this is a conflict -- within the republican party, at the time when ronald reagan 11 amendment seems to be violated in the extreme, karl rove, reince priebus, leading rnc through two unsuccessful elect cycles, you -re talking about a party that

is not mobilizing, it is galvanized with this conflict. i just, i don't understand why the republican party does not have one voice, that says, enough. take it off line. >> i think that they have a common enemy, i think that is important. tto -- ongoing fascinating story will be is there someone that can unite the two, i think one of 3 has the ability to unite the party. lou: who are the 3 in. >> ryan, rubio and walker. lou: how about ted cruz, then equal distribution with tea party. >> yeah, i don't see that. lou: greg, a certain cant . >> you have two groups that want to fight but there will be less

of a fight than -- >> let me be clear, in the republican party does not produce an appetite to follow 11 amendment of ronald reagan all nonsense talking about 2016 will be pure vapor if they lose, this election cycle this midterm, it will be very tough sledding, and time there are everyone to be -- at least leadership, in the republican party, if they are to be effective. they need to come down, and open their arms and well beyond. the confines of a conservative. >> if the tea party did you not vote, they lose. >> i think we got a good lesson in that. in 2012. yeah. >> john, greg, thank you very much. >> thank you. lou: appreciate it come back we'll continue. and reminder, my new book is upheaval. you can get it on-line,

bookstores everywhere, what an act to go in get a transaction on-line in the bookstores, i love that, thank you. >> patriotic. >> it is. >> thank you, andrea today on fox news for her kind words. >> lou dobbs, has a new book calledupup, with his solution to -- upheaval this book is great, he tells republicans stop killing each other. it is really, really good advice, lou is just a guy, you can see him 7:00 on fox business network, a good friend to me on the show. >> lou don'ts ? >> yep. >> go lou. lou: thank you so much, juan, thank you for your wind words everyone on the 5, foo your support, we're coming right back. stay with us. >> middle east in turmoil.

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joining me is hugh welford. his new book is america's great game. the shaping of the modern middle east. it is great to have you with us, professor. and i must say if this is your choice of picture or your editors, it is magnificent in we recommend the book highly to everyone. it is a fascinating study. kermit roosevelt, archie roosevelt, the grandson of teddy roosevelt and miles coppola. most americans don't guess or recognize in its early expression in the middle east. so how could things have been so rational and sensible and clever and be what it is today?

>> that is right. what you mentioned was some of the cia's offices in the u.s. had very little official presence in the region before the cia itself had only been just created. and so they change this wanted to do something different from the previous western powers in the middle east. and it was a former alliance with progressive national tweeters and a set of allies in an area that was crucially strategic. lou: with american representatives through the eyes of those three urbanists.

respect for islam and the muslim culture, wended change? >> these men inherited a positive attitude towards some british arabists and also american missionaries in the region who have been there since the 19th century. so they were really quite pro-arab. and partly because the secretary of state is unreliable. also because some of the leaders themselves didn't really want to perform according to the script that had been written. the on the script that had been written by the soviet union.

>> especially when we had a great interest in the region of the soviet union. and also when i refer to the script i'm referring to the fact that they were very active in cairo in the earlier years of the leadership. they coached him and they set up the secret service before that was disillusioned with the west and they became quite anti-american which is one of the ironies about this story beyond the book is america's great game. online and in stores everywhere. thank you so much. up next, a big federal court ruling on open internet rules could have costly effects on cable and phone bills and much

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lou: a federal appellate court struck down the fcc's internet rules. dealing a blow to julius genachowski as the court ruled that the fcc does not have the power to require internet service providers to treat all traffic equally, commonly known as net neutrality. the high court ruling opened the door for phone and cable companies to charge content providers were for their prioritized access and the slowing of internet speeds. it also gives internet providers the ability to remove services that compete against their own offerings. google today announcing the acquisition paying $3.2 billion.

gaining popularity with the loss of their smart smart thermostat. there does come a first of its kind device that learns the user's habits over time and adjust the heat settings accordingly. also launching a scope that people can control using applications on their smart phone. google shares up 2% and google's acquisition is just the start of a home automation raid as technology companies are looking to expand more. and they will allow users to unlock this with bluetooth and the homeowner can even track access and receive notifications on all entrances and exits from the home.

and a smart slow cooker that you can turn on and off and change the temperature using a belkin app. and in the laundry room, lg has an update to their smart washer for you. the company created a new feature that allows you to text your washing machine and find out how long until your laundry is done. and it is not just the laundry. you will be able to communicate with your refrigerator and oven and vacuum and finally the world's most connected to the bridge that uses bluetooth to connect to your smart phone and a built-in sensor that measures the amount of time you spend brushing and can tell you whether you have done well in those hard to reach places. speaking about advanced devices, please put up in my new book that is a click away. take a minute to check us out on twitter as always.

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lou: businesses and restaurants are slowly beginning to reopen five days after the chemical spill contaminated the water there. about one third of the 300,000 people who have been affected have been given the okay to use tap water and it could be days before the crisis is over for everyone in the community and i'm sure that there are a lot of people that are very leery of

that water. in japan they are struggling to contain radioactive leaks at the fukushima nuclear power plant since its underground explosion nearly 33 years ago as a result of earthquakes and tsunamis. recently testing at eight times above the government safe levels. fish caught just off the coast testing a 124 times the threshold considered safe for human consumption. there is a great deal of anecdotal discussion about what is happening on the west coast of the united states and we will have a lot more for you on that as well on the days ahead. joining us now is the "a-team." lis wiehl is the author of a historical model entitled snapshot. we recommend it to you highly.

she is a brilliant writer and a brilliant attorney and we thank you for being here. and also with us is john fund and michael murphy. we thank you all for being here with us. first let me just say congratulations. >> my fbi dad data that picture of me a little girl in fort worth texas. >> so they can trade you, is that it? [laughter] lou: it's a terrific new book. i just want to say congratulations. we can't recommend it highly enough. and so let's turn to new jersey. governor chris christie. he is under investigation.

this is just piling on and having a little political fun with the governor in his moment of turmoil? >> one investigation is about the advertisement that he put together after hurricane sandy, which we were all so much affected by it. i have seen those ads and i thought they were terrific and they were all about how hurricane sandy will not get us down. come and visit us for tourism. and now they are investigating a misuse of money. >> the governor's office maintaining that was a approved by the obama white house. i don't know what the truth is, but we are going to learn the truth. at what point does it is with everyone to just move on from this or is this the real deal legally and politically?

>> i came from the state house a few hours ago and he wisely addressed the issue and said mistakes were made. he apologized and he said he would invite any inquiries and he will cooperate fully. he needed to get that off the table and out of the way that i have been to dozens of state addresses during the course of my life and i have never seen more tv trucks like this. but he did address it and it's interesting. he won 60% of the vote after bridge gate broke 259% of the people. and so the pool is one thing. but his new buddy, president barack obama, he is kicking the

daylights out of him here using his politicized justice department to do it. >> i think the investigation should be state investigations. >> but it's federal money though. >> yes. but i think it is ultimately, this is really piling on because it happened seven months ago and they have no indication that there has been any kind of malfeasance. lou: do think that we will see the feud between senator rand paul and chris christie go away now? >> you think it's interesting that it's coming at the same day that the department has announced that they are not going to be pursuing an investigation of the irs or not i mean, that one should have been pursued one. lou: especially with the chairman of the house oversight committee saying that they have been told they can't have

documents and the fbi is conducting an investigation. >> investigators have something to answer for and not the people who actually do this with proper activity. i can assure you that this is on the verge of being a witch hunt because i saw people take the fifth amendment and they were badgered and treated as if they were somehow going to be burned at the stake in completely the opposite of how the irs investigation was treated. >> it is a typical tableau for them. and then the next visual was a guy he went to high school with that he had taken the fifth. and i would've given him the same advice. check your client.

spivak the tea party and many conservative republicans are kicking the tar out of governor chris christie. and it would be the same if the matter were reversed. but do you think that we will see chasing of governor chris christie? >> regardless of what happened, he hired some bad people to exercise bad judgment and he used to get a better and more professional staff. >> that is true. and you're saying if he didn't know, then the staffers are certainly going to talk about this. >> humility goes a long way and the governor is a very savvy politician. >> i am impressed that this man is a tremendous ego and has

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neil: next time a politician asked for more money, ask him what he astarte done with his money. as my four and would say, let's go to the videotape. he thinks that someone is absconding with a lot of that money. >> i think that's a little ridiculous. taxes are collected at the local and