we would love to hear your thoughts on the story of the newly released e-mails on ben g goz see. thanks for watching tonight. i'm martha mcelderry cullen in for megyn kelly. welcome to "hannity." we have an explosive news development linking the benghazi coverup to the white house and that's the beginning of a very, very busy news night. america, are you ready? time to roll. tonight. >> there is pressure coming to bear on journalist for doing their job. >> former cbs news reporter cheryl atkinson opens up. >> the inclination we were holding up information, when in fact, we were saying what we thought was right. >> and how they are still trying to coverup what happened in

benghazi. race disgrace. >> it's ridiculous. it's disgraceful. >> steven a. smith says the naacp must be held accountable over the donald sterling mess. why? he's here to tell you. >> plus a murder's execution gets botched but where is the sympathy for his young victim? and betraying our veterans. >> there are so many beautiful people dying for no reason. i can't afford to have tony die on me, i can't. >> ainsley earhardt's interviews will make you think. this is a fox news alert, the smoking gun is out when it comes to the obama administration's coverup on the benghazi attack that killed americans. there was an e-mail written by ben roahodes.

the document reads quote to under score that the protests are rooted in an internet video and finally, there you have it, cold, hard, evidence proving that a high-level white house aid instructed rice to instruct benghazi on a youtube video. jay carney step in front of reporters and actually, with a straight face, said this. >> that document that we're talking about today was about the overall environment in the muslim world. i can say it again and again and i know you can keep asking it again and again, this document was not about benghazi. >> sadly, that's how administration attempted to dismiss the smoking gun e-mail written by ben rhodes, it wasn't about benghazi but referenced by rice on the sunday shows which is why carney's explanation did

not sit well with reporters, including abc's jonathan karl. >> why were you holding this back? why was it not released with the rest this is directly relevant, why did you hold it back. >> john, again. >> why did it take a court case? >> john, i can say it again and again and i know you can keep asking again and again, this document was not about benghazi. >> it was the prep for the sunday show. >> not her only prep, john she relied on her answers for benghazi on the document prepared by the cia. >> we're supposed to believe john carney that informed us the rhodes e-mail was designed to enlightening ambassador rice about other hot spots in the muslim world. there is one problem when rice blamed a youtube video during these appearances she wasn't asked about iran or egypt when

she pointed the finger at causing the death of four america americans, she was asked about one place ask one place only, benghazi. >> what is the latest you can tell us on who the attackers were at the embassy? >> let's talk about the attack on the u.s. consulate that killed four americans including chris stevens. >> you talk about this is spontaneous, you can say definitively the attacks on the ko consulate, their security personnel was spontaneous? >> our current assessment is that what happen in ben gghazi s a spontaneous result of what happened in cairo. almost a copy cat of the demonstrations in cairo which were prompted by the video. >> make no mistake about it, susan rice got her accused from this e-mail and not written by the central intelligence agency,

it was written by a top white house aid about ben gghazi and designed for political cover ahead of a presidential election. here with reaction to the developing story, investigative journalist cheryl atkinson and the host of special report brett bear. guys, welcome to the program. glad you're with us. >> thanks, sean. >> let me start with you. you are objective reporters, i come at this a little differently. i have a political point of view. i want to make sure the audience has the facts. your reaction to the news conference, is this plausible considering the data, this is three days after the attack. >> if you were to believe, sean, what jay carney said today, they are saying that ben rhodes was prepping susan rice for the sunday shows and was typing up an e-mail memo that dealt with other places and not benghazi,

specifically not benghazi. he doesn't reference that in the e-mail by the way, but she's going on the sunday shows just days after the attack. now, the key to this whole thing is that the deputy director of the cia at the time, mike morrell in vent weeks testified on cale -- capitol hill, when she mentioned it, it was on talking points. when she mentioned the video he testified on the hill, that caught him by surprise. because that was not in anything that the cia had produced. he said the video caught him by surprise. now, it's strange as we watched a lot of reporters today ask these questions to jay carney. abc, cbs, "the new york times", pressing him on this for many,

many months, jay carney has said that they didn't have any guidance and one more thing, this e-mail was classified at first. it was classified. so it didn't go up at the hill originally. then it was declassified and put up there redacted, so they couldn't see who sent it or received it. now, the judicial watch request was for benghazi e-mails or documents, nothing else and the judge ordered they have to compile. this came out and said it's not a benghazi e-mail. >> cheryl, is this what i believe is a smoking gun? do you think it's smoking gun? do you think his explanation is plausible? >> the two questions, i don't know that it's a smoking gun. i'll let that be for others to decide but i think it's clear when you look at the narrative by multiple obama administration officials they were reading from the same page, so whether or not

carney is correct that that particular e-mail dealt with benghazi or did not deal with benghazi, it certainly was the message put out by hillary clinton when she spoke to the family saying we'll go after the guy that made that awful a video. it was certainly the clear message as if there had been, we don't have evidence of how and when this occurred, but as if there was some sort of meeting or discussion and decision that said this will be the narrative. >> you mentioned the others that made the same argument. we have a montage. we have to see through the prism. this was september leading through an election in november. let's show the montage. >> some thought to justify this vicious behavior along with the protests that took place at our embassy in cairo yesterday as a response to antiinflammatory 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 have nothing to do with the video, we find it offensive. >> it's a crude and disgusting video sparked outrage through the muslim world. now i have made it clear that the united states government had nothing to do with this video. >> let me go back to you. that was september 25. when we look at the initial talking points, they saw the president on september 11th, while the attack was going on. do you think that things changed and can be provably on paper shown to be changed?

>> i think this is going to produce more questions on capitol hill. it's important to point out to be fair, there were protests other places that they did believe were tied to this video or at least they said that but on the benghazi situation, everyone through the chain, on the ground said this was not a protest. there was no protest. it was a terrorist attack. military was sending it up their chain. we've heard testimony specifically about this. three, four, five days later they know there was no protest and this was an organized terrorist attack and many times after that when referencing be bengha benghazi, the video comes up. >> the decision was made not to take the word of eyewitnesss on

the ground but go with an interpretation from ladies and gentlemen -- langly? >> you are left with two scenarios. one is they took the information and the other is a political motivation. let's acre a septembcept their they were wrong and stand out as one of the most terribly mistakes in intelligence that has been made in vent memory that i've heard of. in other words, they took all the evidence, someone who collected and analyzed it drew the wrong conclusion of a tiny slice that somebody said ignoring that and intelligence reports and prior warnings, that in itself should be alarming. >> i don't have time to play a monotaj here. cheryl, let me ask you about your situation, comments you made when you left cbs.

there was this reluctance, resistance to go deep into some of the more controversial issues coming before the obama administration and you come under heavy fire for that. do you stand by your original comments? >> well, sure i'm under fire for those surrogates accused or representing those who believe they have been accused in the reporting. that's expected and i accept that and don't pay much attention to it. >> brad, i never miss the special report. thanks for being with us. >> thanks, sean. coming up, what i believe is the smoking gun of benghazi and the coverup open to see, what is hilary's infamous testimony and the new evidence mean for her 2016 presidential run? to analyze the political fallout from the bombshell and then espn analysts steven a. smith joins us for his thoughts on donald

sterling, the scandal, the naacp, al sharp tton and much me as "hannity" continues tonight.

welcome back to "hannity," in light of the e-mails, we must not forget when 2016 hillary clinton said this during her testimony on capitol hill. take a look. >> the fact is, we had four dead americans because of a protest or guys out for a walk one night that decided they would go kill americans? difference at this point does it make? >> what difference does it make? with more political fallout, david limbaugh and steven hays. it makes a lot of difference if they lied purposely to the american people to coverup the failure, don't you think, david? >> yes, in fact, hilary knew the whole time. obama knew the whole time.

david knew the whole time. jay carney knew. it was not the result of a video. the attacks were planned by al qaeda. the cia never said that it was a video, in fact, said it wasn't. they altered the talking point. this e-mail from september 14th is a smoking gun because it reveals that the white house knew it and they wanted to prepy shows to say that it was the video. and they were clearly covering obama for reelection. it had a potentially substantial effect on his reelection because if it would have shown that it was a result of an al qaeda attack, it could have cost obama the election because he said he had ali qaeda on the run. they prepped susan race to say we're doing everything we can to protect our facility and the ameri american people. we are bringing them to justice. this wasn't caused by terrorism but a video.

three of the four bulletins were out right lies. administration is concerned about covering its own you know what and its own pr like it was in the gulf oil spill. it's never concerned about the american interest and this is outrageous and i really believe and i'll shut up in a second. i believe this would be an impeachable offense if any other president were in office beside president obama. >> steven hays, do you agree with that? >> let me start by defending hillary clinton, which i don't do often in the context of benghazi. that sound byte is misinterpreted by some to be a decoloration, of her indifference to what happened on the ground in ben gghazi. she wasn't saying basically, i don't care, we're beyond it, it doesn't hmatter. i think she was profoundly mistaken to make that claim -- >> but a big difference they lied to us like the irs and

keeping your health care plan and paying less and keeping your doctor when they knew otherwise. >> it's important to be precise to be sure we're being as precise as we can be. on the broader question, there is no disputing the fact the white house mislead the american people on whether you talk about the original claims that came out of the white house in the days after the benghazi attacks or jay carney suggesting repeatedly in his press briefings that the white house had nothing to do with the pr spin, that the white house had no substantive role when we have 100 pages of e-mails that show undisputely they did or talking now the revelation is revealing something i think most of us already knew, that the white house played a big role in shaping the response of that -- >> what is the consequence? david, what should the consequence bs and what impact on hilary, before we go? >> i think that they should form a select committee,

congressional committee because they are not going to get a special prosecutor, and i'm not sure i would be in favor of that anyway, steve said that we already knew that this was a fabrication. of course we knew. the white house never admitted it and now they have to, even though they are still not admitting it. to your point about hilary, i don't deny her statement in that limited context was hey, somebody died, quit worrying about why. she knew when she made that when she was trying to distract and reflect that it wasn't a video. so she was part of that coverup. she clearly was part of that coverup so she does not deserve to be defended on the broader point, and i know you're not. >> we've been lied to on the irs rogue agents, health care, when they knew better keeping your plan doctor and saving money. a lot of lies. we'll see what the consequences are. thank you. we examine the naacp's hypocrisy with donald sterling and the scandal and why is al

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let's start with why did they honor him? now that we know so much about his history, the nba had to know, the naacp had to know. why would they give him an honor. >> the reality of the situation, there was a racial discrimination case brought by donald sterling. their local chapter in los angeles was fully aware of that when they decided to best strgi lifetime achievement award in 2009. one of the quotes on the record he does a lot for the youth in the community, particularly giving tickets to games for the clippers, and that was their excuse and justification. we know that doesn't hold water or make any sense whatsoever and i don't have problems about calling it out and calling it as i see it. it needs to be an investigation

to what possibly warranted -- >> you think because he gave money to causes, is that it? >> it's possible. >> i don't think the nba handled this properly, are you happy with it? >> yes, i am. >> or do you have a problem with the fact they probably knew it ten years ago. >> listen, he was an owner in the league, unless he lost a case against the department of justice as opposing to settling, if he lost a case against his former vp for operations that would be different but considering the fact that he didn't lose in any of those cases, what jurisdiction would the nba have to get rid of him? we can understand how to frown upon it but plausibly speaking, they couldn't get rid of him as an owner. >> let me ask about the naacp were going to honor sterling and reverend sharpton. for those of you that didn't hear comments over the years, here is just a small sampling. >> you ain't nothing. you a punk [ bleep ].

come and do something. >> then the most recent development is that videotape of a younger al sharp totonsharpto al sharpton with the deal and cocaine. why are they honoring him? >> listen, that's for the naacp to answer. i'm certainly not here to judge al sharpton. we can look at a lot of things in his past. i know him personally and know as an african american, even though you can pull out tape,

which i didn't know you were going to do, you can pull out tape for some of the things al sharpton has said and done. he's a black activist that speaks emotionally -- >> wait a minute -- >> that's -- >> you might not have heard it -- >> let me finish. >> there is gay slurs in there, he called the first mayor of new york the "n" word and a -- >> listen, i'm certainly not going to condone such things like that. >> i know you wouldn't. that's not a question. i know you wouldn't. >> i understand that. what i'm saying to you is that's a conversation for al sharpton to have. i don't support or condone anything like that but at the same time i'm simply trying to tell you how different it's looked upon when you ask that question and oppose it to donald sterling. when you look at al sharpton, a black activist coming from a position of anger, not that it excuses anything, but then you talk about a guy like donald sterling being honored by the naacp when he is literally talking about black people as if

they are second class citizens -- >> he was talking about the first black mayor of new york steven a. >> say what? >> he was speaking about the first black mayor of new york city. >> again, i would have to educate myself, i couldn't understand the tape and i'm just learning of it. i didn't know. >> steven a always good, love watching your show. thanks for being with us. coming up tonight right here on "hannity". >> it's almost to the point to say this man doesn't even like black people. he doesn't like being black. >> that language to an all new low but will this red trick be met with the same things that greeted donald sterling's racist comments and squaring off in an in studio debate but first, stop what you're doing and set your dvr and record "hannity" the series. never miss an episode. join us each weekend 10:00

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welcome back to "hannity." while donald sterling is being criticized for his comments, there is free speech, benny thompson attacking senator mitch mcconnell referring to justice clearance thomas as an uncle todd take a listen. >> i've never been treated like this, with such disrespect. mitch mcconnell had the ocho ol president of the united states, i don't care what you come up, we going to be against it. now, if that's not a racist statement, i don't know what is. clearance thomas, it's almost to the point to say this man

doesn't even like black people. he doesn't like being black because every decision where color had something to do with it, he went against it. >> now, we reached out to the congressm congressman's office for a statement and waiting to hear back. will the naacp have the moral courage to stand up and denounce this kind of shameful rhetoric? joining us now, fox news political analysts, they are honoring al sharpton, i think that answers the question. what is your reaction? >> let's say he went to the alvin home school -- the naacp is for sale because they were going to honor a black and white, the national islam radio, beyond playing to the base. this is flat out calling mcconnell racist and clearance thomas an uncle todd.

he's a biggot that frankly, shouldn't be in office. >> he's a friend of mine so -- >> yeah, aren't you sick of the way this man is treated constantly -- >> clearance thomas doesn't like black people. that's pretty strange. evidence that he really doesn't have any idea what he is talking about. he doesn't like clearance thom s thomas' conservative. he can't say that -- >> it's a slur. >> the thing here is this is not of the magnitude of what donald sterling had to say. we should not confuse it. that's not it. >> i'm not trying to do anything. i'm trying to talk about a double standard. we play al sharpton and slumps against gay people. >> homos, that was al sharpton. there is no equate -- magnitude is not the issue. the fact that america rejected

this behavior, we need to reject it because the organizations like the naacp won't. they will serve their purpose, not the people that keep their money flowing. >> remember joe biden about obama, articulate and bright and clean, you can't work at a 711 or dunkin' donuts unless you have a slight indian accent. there is a double standard. >> i don't think there is a double standard. people got called out for it. i will say this, you have got to, on the left and people on the left seems to he somehow are tone deaf or blind when people on the left like sharpton say outrageous things, things that i think are worthy of their condemnation -- >> and black consecutives. >> need to speak out about -- >> black conservatives are attacked universally like -- >> they won't do it for a simple reason because sean, they need to use it. racism, the behavior is about power and control. it's about telling people you're on their side while attacking

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>> gerl do rivera. >> don't say on the day. perfect. >> i don't know the day. >> it's the big reveal. >> no, i love the new show. i watched, you were fantastic. >> i agree. terrific. >> i can't care this execution was botched. i don't care that he died of a heart attack. look at him. >> are you for torture? is that what we're for? this is a guy richly deserving of capital punishment. are we iraq now? >> this isn't on purpose. >> they were experting with drugs. why don't we kill him with little knives. >> that 19-year-old high school graduate didn't have a say. >> we have no beef about the guy deserving capital punishment.

the beef is in a civilized society where cruel and unusual punishment is prohibited -- >> what about the media's responsibility. we highlighted the fact at times this has been reported, i saw it this morning, i won't name the news outlet where they didn't mention the victim's name. she was brutally beat and buried alive by this man and we're supposed to feel sympathy? >> do we become what he was? >> i don't understand your point. are you against capital punishment? >> i'm against -- >> why did they keep the drug secret. they didn't know how it works. >> let's go to a firing squad. >> are you okay with that? >> i'm down with that. >> in utah for the guy -- >> andrea is not down for that. >> the governor of oklahoma -- twitter lit up with this and for the most part, it's the death penalty should not be about the victim and how we should be talking about her and her family. marry fallon in oklahoma, there

is calls for her to step down. she had to open up an investigation. >> let me go to hgerardo. what happened after 9/11, here is my question to you, imagine a scenario, you have children, three guys grab your kids, two of them run away, you tackle the third one. you want to know where your kids are. what are you going to do to the guy you have in front of you because if it means beating him to an inch of his life, i'm going to beat the crap out of him. >> me, too. >> you'll torture him? >> then let's say that's where we are as a society -- >> i'm fine with that. >> the provision in the united states constitution, let's get rid of that. >> wait a minute, you see three guys taking your kids -- >> sean, we can't become them. >> what would you do then if you had one of the three guys? >> he's -- >> you go -- >> this is the case we're talking about. >> stick with my hypothetical -- >> you're talking hypothetical.

i'm a dad, i would kill anybody with information -- >> you're in my camp. >> the state is not the dad. the state -- >> outraged that the networks ignored the fact this lady was -- i mean, shot and buried alive. they ignored that fact and hyped up the fact the state botched the execution. >> you're talking about a media story, bernard and a media story is one level of a discussion. you're talking about the state torturing someone. >> we're talking about it now. they ignored it. >> you destroy the argument for capitol punishment by supporting what happened to that man in oklahoma. >> let's go to another story. we got this minnesota homeowner killed two teens during a break in in his house, convicted, now he's going to spend life in prison without parole. apparently the judge in the case didn't give all the facts to the jury and anyway, we have audio of this guy talking about, calling them vermon. here is what he said. >> i felt like i was cleaning up

a mess, not like spilled food, not like vomit, not even like, not even like diarrhea. the worst mess possible, and i was stuck with it. they weren't human. i don't see them as human. i see them as vermin. >> they broke into the guy's house. >> there is a big difference. there is no question whether he did this and killed these teenagers, it's whether it was premeditated. he moved -- >> how can it be premeditated if they broke into his house? >> to indicate there was nobody there for when people burglarize you. they are not going to burglarize you if your car is in the driveway. he should get a medal of freedom. he protected himself --

>> whoa, whoa. >> he walked over to the girl, puts the gun under her chin and blows her head off. >> what if somebody breaks into gerardo's house, what are you going to do? >> am i going to shoot the kid, the girl under the chin? am i going to do that? >> if he said after the fact -- >> coming into your house and go and they are laying there, dying anyway, the teenage girl and puts the gun under her chin. >> you would shoot, wouldn't you? >> if someone came into my house, dang right i would shoot. >> you're becoming a right winger. you are becoming a right winger. [ laughter ] >> we got to roll. this is like my favorite panel. you guys and deirdre --

>> coming up next tonight here on "hannity". >> you got to believe that, you know, probably will be in a better place, but you had to make the decision to pull the plug and watch him go. >> yeah and that's something nobody should ever go through. >> were you holding his hand, talking to him? >> yes. >> aniesly is back with her next ill sta installment of those brave men and women risking their lives for your freedom. you don't want to miss this report. that and much more when "hannity" continues straight ahead. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. have your next burger with a side of awesome. that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy.

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>> welcome back to "hannity" we continue into investigations into disturbing reports dozens of veterans die while waiting for treatment in a phoenix veterans after rares hospital. here is the third installment from a very emotional trip this weekend. >> wayne and connie were married

in 2009. life couldn't have been better. >> it was beautiful. like a dream come true for us. >> how did you meet him? >> we were working together. and he made a promise to me. that we'd get married. and in 2009 we got married. >> just two short years later a trip to the va hospital in phoenix for a routine mri set in motion a series of events that would change her life forever. >> what happened? >> he went in for an mri on the 8th of april. 2011. he came down as a quadriplegic. they bring him back to er. what happens? >> wayne is out? >> i mean totally out. and i was trying to wake him up they were putting medication in his iv. and wayne opened his eyes and

said to me he felt frozen. and i asked him i said are you cold? he said no. and then he turned his head toward me and said hon, get me out of here i don't think i'm going to make it. >> so when you asked nurses what happened to my husband? how did he get like this? what did they say? >> nothing. they won't talk to me. >> they transferred him to another hospital? >> yes. scotts dale trauma hospital. >> yes. he had emergency surgery. >> wayne had a lot of problems because of the paralysis. in his chest and lungs weren't working. he started with pneumonia and when they found out he had a living will through the va, the doctors there said we can't go through with anymore procedures because he did specify if he was not able to do things and

function on his own, he didn't want to live. so i had to let him go. six days later. i couldn't fight for him anymore. >> they're not giving you answers? >> nope. i never got an answer from the doctors. had to sit there 2, 3 hours. and watch him go. there was nothing i can do. that is something nobody should go through. >> were you holding his hand? >> yes. yes. the hospital allowed us to bring one of the little girls in so we brought little chloe in. he used to say, used to tug at his heart. so we brought her in. and she was with him. when he passed away. >> if you could go back what would you do? >> i would never take him back there. they took my life. they took my best friend. yeah.

and... the guilt i have been carrying around because i brought him there. >> and back again to explain, you're getting emotional. you're getting -- this is horrible. >> i love her i love them all. their stories are awful. i have a soft spot for this family. >> he went in because he had back issues. >> yes. he had back problems a disc in his back giving him trouble. he went in for an mri. they were going on vacation the next day. went in for mri. supposed to be back there 30 minutes she goes to get food for him. comes back, hours go by. he's out cold and says get me out of here, out of the hospital. he's a quadriplegic at this point. >> how? this makes no sense to me. >> he doesn't remember what happened he said he was sedated the doctor when they transported him the doctor said when was he in a car accident? he said these are the injuries of someone in a car accident.

>> how do they get away with no answers? you know? look. my sister is a nurse. you have to record everything that happens. >> yeah. >> they won't give her records? she has no clue what happened inside of the room. >> so 40 dead people waiting because they can't get into the hospitals if you get in, god help you. this is spread. this is institutionally spread throughout the va? >> exactly. she did say she said i've watched your segment and sean hasn't been throwing the football. she says tell sean to throw the football in honor of wayne. he played football in high school. >> it's serious to me. i didn't feel right bit oocht being respectful. >> for connie and wayne this is for you. we're going to try to help get to the bottom of this. ainsley, thank you. >> but that is all the time we have left this evening.

hope you'll set your dvr. record "hannity" each week night. start your day with ainsley and fox and friends first. and thanks for being with us we'll see you back tomorrow night. this is for connie and wayne. the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> this is a classic coverup of a coverup. and that is a serious offense. >> why isn't the national media covering the explosive benghazi memo release yesterday? we'll tell you what the memo says and why the press fears it. >> the creepy part is that, yeah, when you get taped in your own house, and then that goes out to the world. >> the creepy part is when you demean the entire black race. but some people still don't get that tonight, we'll talk it over with kareem abdul jabbar. >> also coming up, miller on basketball racism and watters goes to harlem to find out what the folk