sophistic when writing to the factor. please remember, the spin stops here because we are definitely looking out for you. >> welcome to "hannity." this week may be the defining week in the obama presidency as the lies about benghazi now begin to unfold. tonight evidence is mounting to prove what we have been saying for months, and that's the obama white house engaged in a widespread cover-up immediately after the benghazi attack and they did it to win the election. there was an' salt that took the lives of four americans, including our ambassador christopher stevens. it is due, in fact, to the three men known as benghazi

whistleblowers. as we wait to hear from the high ranging state department officials, details about what they plan to tell lawmakers. they are already coming to light. mark thompson, let's start with him. he is a former marine. fox news has confirmed that mr. thompson plans to testify that on the night of the benghazi attack then secretary of state, hillary clinton, tried to remove our counter bureau out of the chain of decision making. that's the first piece of evidence proving the administration intended from day one to suppress the notion that this was a coordinated terrorist attack. the second highest ranking official on the night of the attack, that's greg hicks. he served a a foreign service diplomat for 20 years. he knew it was an act of terror, quote, from the getgo. in addition, he said his jaw hit the floor when he turned on the television and saw ambassador susan rice saying this on one of

the five sunday shows. >> our current assessment is that what happened this benghazi was initially a spontaneous reaction to what transpired hours before in cairo. almost a copycat of the demonstrations against our facility in cairo, which were prompted, of course, by the video. >> this was not a preplanned, premeditated attack. what happened is it was a spontaneous reaction what had just transpired in cairo. >> she did not independently decide to appear on those shows nor did she come up with the youtube excuse. we now have prove her talking points were developed and edited by top administration officials for days. let's review the facts. now we know that on the day of the attack the state department operations center sent out two alerts. one came just after 4:00 p.m.

eastern time stating that the consulate was under attack. the other was sent two hours later saying an al-qaeda-linked group already claimed credit for the attack. that was tuesday. but the talking points weren't sent out until just before 7:00 p.m. on friday night. the only draft accurately included references to jihadists, islamic extremists, experienced fighters and al-qaeda and details of five recent terror attacks in benghazi. take a look at your screen. on the left, that's draft two of the talking points. as you see, several of the bullet points referencing al-qaeda were redacted, in other words taken out. that's how the final version on the right of your screen came to be. it reads in part, quote. >> that shall as we know, was a complete and utter lie.

there are three main things here. number one, why were repeated requests before the attacks denied? they knew that they were in trouble. number two, during the attack why were rescue troops told to stand down? we need answers to that. and why did the president, why did he go to sleep this night without asking about the ambassador, asking about the embassy, and why did he decide to go campaigning the next day? also number three, who is responsible for the outright lies after the attack and the coverup? now remember, watergate was about lying and covering up. by the way, in that case nobody died in watergate. here to talk about these developments, two men who will be on hand for the whistleblowers testimony on witness, the chairman of the house oversight committee, congressman darrell issa along with congressman jason chasa. nice to have you here. >> hi, sean.

>> jay carney said that's eight months ago. hillary, what difference does it make? let's start at the beginning. requests for security were denied, congressman issa. why? >> october 10th we made the case it was denied and at that time people closely associated with some clear professionals really believed it was based on this concept of normalization. in other words, pretend libya was safe and the war on terror was behind us. we still believe that's probably the genesis of so much of the coverup, if you will, that occurred immediately following it. but you said very well in your intro, there was a campaign going on, there was a president trying to win re-election, and the changes were made at a very high level. >> congressman, there was -- we now have discovered through temperature, greg hicks among others, there was a c-130 ready to bring reinforcements to help

those that were under fire and they were ordered to stand down? >> the administration, including secretary pennetta, were very crystal clear, there were no military assets, but itch to tell you, we had proximity, we had capability, four individuals in libya armed, ready to go, dressed about to get in the car to get in the airport to help their fellow countrymen who were dying and under attack in benghazi and they were told to stand down. that's as sickening and disgusting as anything i have seen. that is not the american way. we had people getting killed, we had people willing to risk their lives to go save them and somebody told them to stand down. >> we confirmed, that c-130 was was on the tarmac? we have people willing to say that? >> it left without them. >> who gave the order? >> that's what we still have to get some more information about. this is what we anticipate

wednesday at the hearing. we have people there were there on the ground in libya that will talk directly to this. >> let me show both of you a series of statements that were made about the benghazi attacks and the youtube video and i want juxtapose this to what we know. the original were correct. it was al-qaeda. but let's listen to the administration tell what we now know was a lie and that the libyan president said was a lie, but yet they still went out with this message to the american people. let's remind people what they were saying. >> some have thought to justify this vicious behavior, along with the protest that took place at our embassy in cairo yesterday, as a response to inflammatory material posted on the internet. >> we can all condemn this

reprehensible video. >> we find the video that has been so offensive to muslims to be disgusting and reprehensible. >> although we had nothing to do with the video, we find it offensive. it's not representative of america's views. >> the crude and disgusting video sparked outrage throughout the muslim world. now, i have made it clear that the united states government had nothing to do with this video. >> congressman ice saw, that's two weeks after. now i don't want to laugh, and gregory hicks is saying they knew from the getgo. and yet these -- you were denied access to these witnesses. were those statements concerted lies, in your opinion? >> i think not only were they untrue and no one to be untrue, but these brave individuals, particularly gregory hicks, coming forward, putting his career on the line to say i told them this was an attack, i tried

to tell them consistently, he even talks in his testimony about calling the state department and saying that what susan rice couldn't have been true. how did they do it? and he said that his -- his statements were unwanted. and that ever since then it's been even harder on him. this is the kind of thing that you see and you don't believe u don't believe the denials, the delays, and then the outright count air tax. you understand the administration, including jay carney; on the attack trying to claim that the whistle blowers are somehow disgruntled or lying. this kind of attack is what we expect. it's one of the reason that the whistleblowers laws are in effect, to prevent the kind of things that are going on with these brave men. >> let me ask you both this question. the terrorists attacks happened just two months before the presidential election. is it your belief and will the evidence so this week that the american people were purposely lied to so that this would not

have an impact, that they were covering up the scandal to win the election? congressman chafftz? >> i think it's clear, except for the committee and myself, and others -- >> fox news. >> yeah, fox news, james lang ford, we would still be led by this administration that there is a video, that there is nothing wrong here that's correct the military did everything they could, they didn't tell anybody to stand down. all of these things are uncovered by congress and pushing them to reveal the truth and they still -- >> did they cover-up? >> they deny there was a real threat and deny there was a real attack and that's what we need to get answers directly from people that were there and likely will on wednesday. >> we have a preview of what's going to happen on wednesday. we will continue with both

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>> you don't deploy forces into harm's way without having realtime information taking place and as a result of not having that information, the commander on the ground in that area, the generals and i felt very strongly that we could not put forces at risk this that situation. >> the fact is, we had four dead

americans. was it because after protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night that decided they would go kill some americans? what difference at this point does it make? it is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again. >> we continue with congressman darrell issa and jason chaffetz is with us. did we have realtime information? because it appeared we had a c-130 ready to go. everybody knew what was going on and we had drone video coming in. >> we had realtime video, we were looking at the attacks within realtime within an hour of the beginning. the idea they didn't have an assessment of the number and the capability of the attackers was ridiculous. more importantly, if you have people shot at, killed, the idea you don't come as you are and bring what you have is reprehensible to americans. sure, like to have weeks or months to plan to do things, but

in real world you protect american lives as best you can n this case we ordered american soldiers not to do the best they could. >> was hillary being honest before the committee? >> well, certainly she wanted to change the subject, and she want the to change the subject as though we are fixing what was broken. but again, if you deny what was broken, then the fix won't matter. pretending you are safe with this normalization policy, telling people to take their plates off of their diplomatic vehicles to somehow be safer and not having a plan to be deal with if you are attacked and denying the actual cause of the attack, none of that will cause you to make the right decisions going forward. that's the legacy of secretary clinton, are you going to honestly admit what went wrong so you can make changes or are you going to say it doesn't matter and then say here are the changes? >> congressman chaffetz, i mentioned watergate earlier, it makes a difference if we are

purposely being lied to to manipulate an election. if they are purposely lying to the american people and covering up, especially in this case there are four dead americans, including two navy seals, and, of course, the ambassador, the first ambassador killed in 30 years. >> can you imagine if after the boston bombings that our secretary of state came out eight months later and said what difference does it make? can you imagine if the spokesperson for the president of the united states said it happened a long time ago? no one has been brought to justice. we have four dead americans. we have an american who it of is still in the hospital tonight, nearly 8 months later, that's how badly wounded he is. when secretary clinton came before the foreign affairs committee and testified that the people on the ground made the decisions about the security, that was never true. there isn't somebody even the age of six years old and old they're believes that was ever true. it wasn't true then, it's not true now. for her to say it four and a half months later is just wrong.

>> let's assume, what i believed from the beginning we were being lied to purposely, turns out to be true? what does that mean, congressman issa? >> it means that we need to change the rules that allow this kind of opaqueness to this administration. we've got to have realtime, over-the-shoulder ability to see what we are being told. ultimately they have made a claim. the administration has made a claim that for classified reasons they change the story. we believe right now that may be the biggest lie of all, and we intend on making the president come clean as to, quote, what the classified reasons are that would justify lying to the american people. >> any crime? >> lying to congress is a crime. >> sun light is the best disinfectant. we have the duty and the obligation to bring out the facts to the american people and especially the families who lost loved ones that night. >> they deserve answers and the country deserves answers and we deserve the truth and we need to

know if we were purposely lied to. guys we will watch closely as this unfolds wednesday. thanks for being with us. >> thanks, sean. >> coming up next, the always outspoken an colder will -- ann coulter with be in the studio. and nbc news again misleading their viewers, this time to push the president's anti-gun agenda, and you get to pick the most incredible video of the day. i showed you one earlier. the heart-wrenching scene at the bruins game over the weekend. the next is different. dramatic peak of dashcam video. here's a sneak-peek. [explosions] [screaming] [ male announcer ] from red lobster's chefs to your table

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>> the rogue regime of damascus is threatening retaliation for israel. this comes after multiple reports that israel warplanes struck sear yeah and yesterday a top syrian official said this was, quote, a declaration of war by israel. while the israeli government will not confirm or deny the airstrike, an official told fox news the they are trying to prevent a transfer of weapons to other regimes, particularly hezbollah. >> israel for a long time has been justifiably concerned about the transfer of sophisticated weaponry to hezbollah. this is not just chemical weaponry but sophisticated weaponry to hezbollah. it's certainly within their right to take action to protect

themselves. >> meanwhile there are also reports that the israeli military, in response to the escalating tension, has deployed two iron dome batteries in the north. this potential airstrike is raising questions about what this means for us here at home and if the u.s. should have taken a greater role in addressing the crisis, especially after the president drew his little red line, his meaningless line, in the sand. joining me now is the one and only ann coulter. how are you? >> i'm fine. how are you? the president drew a line in the sand, one talk show person said i was calling for war against sierra. i'm saying no. if the president draws a line in the sand and the person crosses the line, that sends a message that we are weak to our enemies and it tells our allies that you can't count on us. >> no. it's very embarrassing. i told someone today that the new york city times yesterday was reporting the headline was

president's off-the-cuff remark creates problems with sierra. it's an off-the-cuff remark? this is more than just covering up. media is now the guard to protect the president from the dumb things he does, including this. yeah, don't make the threat if you are not going to follow up. >> exactly. >> but he's more interested in, you know, when he's talking about, you know, the basketball player who comes out as gay or he's talking about what his brackets are in college basketball than paying attention to foreign policy. and this whole serious situation, i mean, it is just one more addition to my books and the cold war on terrorism. our country is always put in a more dangerous position after democrats have been in the white house. no matter who comes in three years from now, we are going to be in a lot more trouble than we were certainly when bush left office. not only as obama allowed iraq to disintegrate and that's a lot

of the problem with syria now, you have iran trying to dominate iraq and syria to gang up together with islamic lunatics. but we could have done something in syria two years ago. that's what is so heartbreak about syria. whenna said first started -- when assad started slaughtering his people, and they were murdered by the dictator, if we had stepped in then we would have been aiding people who are not al-qaeda, who are not muslim brotherhood. but, no, obama goes out to get an ice cream and who steps in? al-qaeda. now it's like north korea under clinton. now we are in a pickle. now do you help? the insurgents are allied with the muslim brotherhood. >> he's paralyzed because he can't acknowledge that terrorism even exists. so he's starting in a hole because to get out of it he has to acknowledge the truth he's

been unwilling to acknowledge heretofore. let me ask you about benghazi. this could be the defining week of his presidency because we had incompetence before by denying the security that was requested,en competence by not sending in the assistance that was also assisted and required and then of course the lies, the coverup, and the scrub talking points that were actually right in the beginning that were done for political purpose. >> and this ought to be a turning point for the media, too. i mean, this couldn't have happened if it were a republican president because the media would not have allowed a republican administration to openly lie to the american people about the attack on our embassy, led by muslim terrorists saying it was based on a video here in america, and the guy is still in prison.

hillary clinton goes up to a man whose son died and could have been saved after the initial attack on benghazi and said to him at his son's funeral, don't worry we will get the guy who made the video. >> let me ask but this. the south carolina democratic party chairman spoke for jefferson-jackson democratic party dinner and said he ind inn republican gov. nikki haley back to where she came from. let's roll the tape. >> now, at this time i would like to introduce -- now, do i call him senator or do i call him governor? what do i call him? and about 18 months from now hopefully he will have sent nikki haley to wherever the hell she came from and this country can move forward. >> back to wherever the hell she

came from? imagine a republican said that? this is head of the democratic party. >> a republican would never say this. this is covered in my book "mugged." all the racism, the jim crow laws, the slavery, this all came from the democrats. fortunately republicans now outnumber democrats in the south but you still get it from guys like this. >> unbelievable. imagine if a republican said it. >> no republican would say it. this is classic democratic behaver. >> we can go back. there are people in the republican party who say stupid things. stupid things, but the racism is endemic to the democratic party. recently you had biden saying he's -- and harry reid saying so wonderful he doesn't speak in a negro dialect unless he wants to. no republican on earth would

ever say those things, but democrats say, yes, we have you all on welfare and have destroyed the black family in america so we don't owe you anything else. just keep voting for us and don't expect us to do anything to you, black americans. >> coulter, great to see you. >> great to see you. >> coming up, they did it against journalists at abc news have been caught using video to push the president's liberal agenda. but bias is not limit today that network alone. >> his opponent, you talk about taking him out to dinner, these people politically want to cut his heart out and throw his liver to the dogs. >> former cbs newsman leftist dan rather showed his few dollars over the weekend. we will show you his bias when we return. and also, what will you consider to be the most incredible video of the day? the final video depicts a deadly air crash at a plane show in spain. here you see a screen of the

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predecease their parents. but the truth of the matter is, there will be more. there will be more. >> that was advice president biden a short timing a talking about children as the victims of gun violence. he's planning a new push on background checks and that leads our question for you, what is too young for a gun? as soon as the internet started buzzing over their blatant bias, they were forced to issue an apology and they do what they do best, blame the producer. >> earlier today they played a sound bite from the vice president in which we stated he was speaking about gun control. vice president was actually speaking about benghazi. it was a producer error and msnbc regrets the error. >> joining me for reaction is fox news contributor katie pavolic and conservative author.

>> and katie got to help me this weekend. >> you did a great job. >> so let's start with this -- i mean, blatantly editing, this is not the first time. we see this all the time. it's almost like a matter of course. katie? >> we do see this. anything to push their agenda over at msnbc. we saw this with the trayvon martin case when they tried to frame zimmerman as a racist, and took a 911 call and chopped it up to make it look like he's a racist. and going back to 2009 the nbc host at the time, remember this at a tea party rally they showed only the bottom half of a man exercising their second amendment rights and a handgun and they failed to point out the video was edited not to show it

was a black a tea partyer carrying the gun. and they always come back to the it is a producer error. but this is a pattern they have there to push their agenda every single time. >> aj? >> what is most disturbing about this particular clip, they had took a clip that had nothing to do about gun control and made it into such. which shows us again, particularly at msnbc, as publicists, not journalists because that's what they do. and this is a perfect example t had nothing to do with gun control, but it's something we can use, let's run with it. >> let me show you what obviously was -- chris matthews had dan rather on a sunday program. listen to what dan rather, who frankly should be humiliated and embarrassed after the whole national guard debacle that end

his entire career, but listen to what he says, now exposing his liberal bias about conservatives. >> all of these things we said about what the president could do, should do, might have, could have, but the central thing, keep in mind, his opponent, you talk about taking him out to dinner, making nice with him, these people political want to cut his heart out and throw his liver to the dog. that does make it very, very difficult to come on nice to him. >> over dinner? >> i'm with you, dan because i -- i think he does enjoy the company of his fellow politicians. excuse me, you are one of them. >> obama never said anything bad about republicans, grandma, wanting to poison the air and. >> he sounds delusional. i'm embeared for mr. rather. they want to cut his heart out and throw him to the the dogs? someone has been watching a game of thrones too much, i don't

know. if someone wants to discuss what a president is like when he's being destroyed really by the media and thrown to the dogs, mr. rather knows all about that with what he did just a few years ago back in 2004, as he mentioned, with the whole rather-gate fiasco. he's the king of taking a president and throwing him to the dogs. >> katie? >> apparently they aren't supposed to talk about dog and president obama in the same sentence. it's a touchy subject for the president, given his history of eating dogs. >> oh, i have forgotten that. poor puppies. >> but president obama has been on record multiple times and multiple interviews telling the country and the world, i might add, how much he doesn't like working with congress and he wishes they would just get out of the way. >> what would you prefer -- >> if anything. the president isn't willing to work with them. >> would you rather be the romney dog that made it to its

destination and lived or be the obama dog? i think i would rather be the romney dog. >> he's still alive, right? >> lived for happily ever after, for all we know. unless obama found him and ate him, i don't know. >> thanks, sean. >> you get to pick the video of the day. we will play the one at the end of the show that wins, and that's straight ahead. but first. >> he's antiimmigration, almost every hispanic in the country wants to see immigration reform. no, i don't think he should be defined as a hispanic. >> democrats showing just how fearful they are of the very effective new senator, tea party senator ted cruz, but that's not the only attack against the conservative. we will give you the details next. yourself a kick in the rear!

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defined as a hispanic. he's a politician from texas, a conservative state. i respect texas's choice, but what i don't like is when you try to get things done it's okay to be strong and state your views, your ideology, but i've seen him demean the office, be rude to other senators, not be part of i think the civility that is really needed in washington. >> talk about civility, what about president civility? joining me with reaction, fox news political analysis, she's always civil, and dana, and guys, good to see you. i see harry reid call him a schoolyard bully and james

carvel is praising cruz. are democrats afraid of cruz? >> i don't think they are afraid with i am h i agree with james carvel, i think he is an impressive candidate but he could have a more sunny disposition if he has a national career in mind in terms of running for president because americans usually like more up beat aspiration natural people. >> dana, i look at cruz, mike lee, rand paul and marco as kind of the new conservative movement in the country. >> yeah, and that's exactly right. i think a lot of americs view them the same way. democrats certainly do, which is why they are trying to do everything they can to pepper the field for 20 is 16 and put some potholes in fronts of cruz's way. cruz, i think he's very inspirational. i think he has a fantastic story e has a great background and his story resonates with a lot of americans, which is why a lot of americans identify with ted cruz

and so many recognize him. he's a new by, a freshman, and already he's a superstar in the movement. bill richardson, his criticism would mean something if he hadn't already spent quite a long time doing the exact same thing he's condemning now. he's done it to a number of people, clarence thomas. his message you can't be a hispanic unless you are a democrat hispanic. >> a good friend of the clintons is running for governor against virginia against the attorney general there. a devastating, i mean brutal rnc ad that i, frankly, like. let's run it. >> we got there in the afternoon and spent the whole afternoon in the room. i was trying hard not to appear rest less, but i'm not one to sit still for long and soon i was going stir-crazy, which drove dorothy nuts. isn't there something you need to do, she finally said. i told her the washington

post -- i went flying out the door and drove to the party. i made the rounds at the party and ran into margie williams who is writing a story on me for vanity fair magazine. she was shocked. isn't dorothy having a baby today. margie couldn't understand how i could leave dorothy alone. dorothy was starting to well up in the back seat. she was wondering how i could take my wife and children to the fundraiser. we got to the dinner and by then dorothy was in tears and i left her and went inside. i felt bad for dorothy, but it was a million bucks for the democratic party and nobody ever said life with me is going to be easy. nobody ever said life with me was going to be easy. nobody ever said life with me is going to be easy. >> that was justa m that's one of the funniest adds i have ever seen. >> and he wrote it. and he wrote it too, sean. >> he wrote the ad.

i'm taking my wife, my newborn baby is crying and i went and raised a million bucks for the democrats. real family values. >> it's just weird. i don't know what to say about it. it's just very strange behavior. >> your wife is having a baby and she thinks you are getting a little stir-crazy. honey , go out and raise money for your fellow democrats. i don't need you in here. this may shock you. this wouldn't fly in the hannity household. >> i know that. i have met your wife. that would not happen. that would not happen. >> how big an impact would that have, dana? >> i think it's going to have a pretty big impact at least for voters because he's never held statewide oches, they are still getting used to his name so that's who he is. maybe he could sue them for libel like the franklin center if he doesn't like it. >> we'll see. guys, good to see you both. we appreciate it, as always. the video of the day, you voted on "hannity live" and on sean

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the news continues and greta is next, standing by to go on the record. greta, take it away. >> this is a fox news alert. three girls who disappeared separately a decade ago have all been found alive in ohio. the girls vanished in three separate cases but they were all found together in a house in cleveland just a short time ago. amanda barry and gina were teen age aers when they disappeared. one in 2003, one in 2004. michelle knight was missing since 2002. amanda making a chilling call to 911 just before their rescue. [