denial. >> the documents released are explicitly about the broader areas separate from the attack on benghazi. >> dismissal. >> benghazi, benghazi, benghazi, why around we talking with something else. >> spins. >> like so many of the conspiracy theories this one turned out to be bogus. >> we did know early on this was a hostile action. now the house begins a new investigation into the attacks. the fall out on benghazi tonight. >> plus as clippers owner donald

sterling plans to fight the nba's action. kareem abdul-jabbar says the league should have acted long ago. >> thank you very much. welcome to huckabee. september of 2012, just days after the brutal mirds of four americans at the diplomatic outpost in benghazi, libya, i was perhaps the first to say outright that our government had lied to us about what happened. it's been nearly two years, and through subsequent hearings, leaks, investigative reports, and ever changing stories from the current administration, i have never had to recant or clarify my original blunt statement. this week, judicial watch finally obtained some bomb shell emails revealing that top white house aide ben rhodes instructed

susan rice to go on five sun talk shows and spin the lie that the attack at benghazi was due to a youtube video. it took a lawsuit to get that piece of information, but even caught with its pants down, the white house continued to play the american public for fools with these indefensible comments like these from white house press hack jay con man carney. why was this email not turned over the congress? why wasn't this released? it was directly relevant. 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 do you mean was not about benghazi. >> right. but it's not only president obama who has as ricky ricardo would say some explaining to do, but should hillary clinton

announce her candidacy for president, she will have some explaining to do as well. when she was a candidate for president in 2008, her famous ad attempted to portray her as one ready to take the call about a crisis in 3k a.m. it's 3k a.m. and your president are safe and asleep, who do you want answering the phone. >> i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> well, it wasn't a 3:00 a.m. call weighing her out of an ambie induced stupor we needed to worry about. it was a call around 5:00 in the afternoon coming from desperate american personnel under attack and begging for their lives and now there is no record that she even had a conversation with the presses that night about the events that would end the lives of four americans. there is record of the president going to bed and getting a good night's sleep before he jetted off the next day on air force one for a political fund-raiser

in las vegas. but no special forces were scrambled to rush to the sound of the guns in benghazi and try to rescue our fellow americans under seige. another sur veal moment came thursday night, tommy vietor former national security spokesman pretended he couldn't remember something as trivial as benghazi. >> you also change attacks to demonstrations in the talking points. >> maybe. i don't really remember. >> you don't remember. >> dude. it was two years ago. we're talking about the mundane process. >> really. is this someone we gave top security security clearance to. he sounds like a scene from wains world. i would love for him to have to face the families of the four americans murdered that night and say oh, dude that was two years ago. disgraceful. the cover up of the original lie was told so often that democratic members of congress

became immune to the tragedy and fought any attempts to get to the truth as some kind of partisan which hunt, most of the mainstream press ignored the story and the white house even became so bald as to call the entire incident a phone in scandal. president obama, vice president biden, and hillary clinton all look the family members in the eye and promised they would get to the bottom of it. they even said they would find out who was responsible for that little video. maybe that was easier than trying to find out who was responsible for the actual murders and the subsequent lies and covers yups. they knew then and they now the attack wasn't about a video. we once had real newspapers and brawft news outlets that cared about a government lying to the peop people. lying and covering up in watergate ultimatelily resulted in a president resigning and several of his top aides going to prison, but there are big differences between watergate and benghazi. the press didn't look the other

way and in watergate, neither did congress. and oh, in watergate, no one died. i promised charles woods, the father of tyrone woods, that i wouldn't forget the sacrifice of his son. i keep a photo of tyrone that charles gave me. i keep it in my office as a reminder, and that photo is not coming down until the truth does, and somebody answers for what happened. and i'm going to serve notice to hillary if she runs for president. sooner or later, you'll have to answer for this. >> what difference at this point does it make? >> well, let me tell you the difference. those four murdered that night couldn't run or hide, and hillary, neither can you. that's my thought. on friday, the house committee subpoenaed john kerry to testify

about the newly released benghazi documents. including one for ben rhodes. o that these attacks were as a result of video. >> claire lopez, it's great having you here and i want to get right into this question. do you think that some of the revelations particularly the ben rhodes email in which it becomes quite clear that the white house, not someone deep in the cia, but the white house itself had specifically taken out references to al qaeda and talked about this video that we know is not true, is that a game changer and if so, why? >> yes, govern. i think you are absolutely right. this absolutely is a game changer. that judicial watch was able to get these emails. the one from ben rhodes in

particular, but a slew of others as well, and they very clearly show that the white house itself not just the cia as we now know acting director mike morell took part in the alteration of the talking points too, but the white house, at the highest levels in the white house, altered those talking points to remove references to al qaeda, to it being a terrorist attack, and for the crass political purpose of shielding a presidential campaign. >> many of your former colleagues at the cia where you were for a number of years -- i'm curious as to how they have reacted to the fact that they have essentially been scapegoated through this whole process, that it was their fault that they change the talking points, that they were the ones who said don't send anyone in, don't change the security. i have to think that there are people deep in the agency who are utterly just frustrated and angry that they have been blamed for something's over which they had no control. could you speak fottle and tell

me, is that an accurate assessment? >> well, you know, i've been out of the cia for many years now but i would expect that there are many good and patriotic people still serving there who are very frustrated at what happened in libya and in benghazi and i would have to say that in addition to the talking points, which the cia did participate in altering, we have to think about the role that not just that agency, but our entire top level of u.s. government organizations and national security, the initial participation in libya in 2011, when all of the above, department of state, department of defense, the white house, the national security council intelligence community all participated and agreed in helping to facilitate the delivery of weapons to al qaeda, the militia's that overthrough

gadafi were ultimately the same who came back and killed our people. >> john kerry is going to be in front of the congress on may 21st. what do you think we'll hear from him when he appears? >> i certainly hope that they ask him about the archive of the documents and the records that would have been accumulated and hopefully saved under his predecessor then secretary of state hillary clinton and that would include all of the records of the telephone calls, the video, whatever there might be of the mission and the attack that night, as well as all the cable traffic that was pouring in from all directions on that night. it would also include hopefully the record of cable traffic from other departments, military commands, for instance, about what they were doing and how ready they were to step in or to go forward and to mountain attempt at least at a rescue of

our people. how and why they were held back from acting. all of those things are in the state department records and hopefully secretary of state john kerry will be asked about those. >> i hope so. thank you for joining us. [ applause ] house speaker john boehner announced he is going to appoint a select committee to investigate benghazi. i'm going to be talking to texas congressman michael burgess about that. stay with us. my website at mikehuckabee.com. you can connect with me on facebook and follow my messages♪ do you have something for pain? i have bayer aspirin. i'm not having a heart attack, it's my back. i mean bayer back & body. it works great for pain. bayer back & body provides effective relief for your tough pain. better? yeah, thanks for the tip!

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from the obama administration, john boehner has announced he is appointing a select committee to investigate the benghazi attacks. meanwhile, a congressman from texas is introducing a bill that will reward anybody with information about the bep benghazi attacks. we're final getting around to a select committee. should we have done this before? >> obviously, i thought so, and i agreed with chairman wolf on this. you know, governor, it's not that people haven't done work. they have, but it's kind of like you got five fing wers no palm. you can't get a grasp. you can't a purchase on anything because we're one committee's runs out, another's may pick up but you don't have that

continuity. it will be provided and this has been a heavy burden to carry that is why we're not proceeding with this investigation. everywhere i go in texas or otherwise, i have to answer that question. for the first time yesterday, i fell like i no longer had to answer that question that was let's get to the facts. [ applause ] >> i want you to help walk our audience through the process of a select committee. what's different about a select committee versus a regular sitting committee like government oversight and then the process itself? how does it get appointed? who sits on that committee? what happens. walk our audience through that for us. >> wolf was pretty specific about the make up of the select committee and i don't know if they will actually follow -- if we'll have pass house resolution 36 that frank wolf introduced but it is a select committee. that means the speaker will select the members of the committee. mr. wolf had recommended they would be drawn from the five committees of jurisdiction,

republican and democrat, the fact of the matter the speaker has the jurisdiction. he may want to bring someone from outside to function in a special role. i'm okay with that as well. i want the answers. i want some piece for these families. >> is there a difference between the select committee, obviously they are able to look at anything? are they limited in any way as to what they can ask for unlike let's say the judiciary committee or the intelligence committee. can they go anywhere they want to go in the investigation? >> well, that will be defined in the legislation that passes, but if you want do it right, you'll have to give them pretty much a free reign, and governor i would underscore, a lot of the work has already been done. the senate intelligence committee put out aujjfs report was pretty thorough, even the redacted portion was pretty thorough. a lot of the work has been done and in fact in some cases it's just pulling some things

together or running down some leads that were stopped because of jurisdictional issues. you have to have the subpoena power. i also want to -- would like to see whoever is in charge able to bring charges directly in federal court and not go through the attorney general. >> yeah, i think that's a good point because the attorney general is never going to file anything against somebody in the obama administration. will this committee have the power to subpoena hillary clinton, even though she's no longer the secretary of state? can they compel her to provide testimony? >> well, you do do get into some legal issues there. for the life of me, i cannot believe they would she would not go through the committee if asked. she was the one who came to a classified briefing after this happened, and say i want to get to the bomb of this. bottom of it. the accountability review board didn't find anything and held no

one accountable. so i think she would want to be true to her word and for that reason should not have to be compelled to come testify. i think she should volunteer. >> i think she said and i hope she will. what about benghazi survivors, congressmen? will they finally be able to come forward and tell their stories? they have pretty much been deep sixed through this whole investigation? >> and that's right. actually, for some of those individuals, they actually need a subpoena because otherwise they can't come forward and testify because of the nature of the work that they were doing on the ground and in other countries. yes, i think finally we're going to be able to cut through some of that -- some of those blocking issues and bring forth the people that actually can provide the information. you know, let's remember, there were diplomatic security people on the ground but dod had security people on the ground that night as well. there were three attacks over seven to eight hours, you know that whole business of we knew we didn't have time to get

there. you didn't know how long it was going to last. please, will someone explain that fact to the american people because i struggle with that every night. [ applause ] congressman thanks for join us. i appreciate your insight into the process. a lot of people have heard these terms. you've made it a lot clearer. there are new developments in the case of justina pelletier. we're going to talk to her sister in just a moment. plus, someone from the massachusetts department of children and family services resigns. details coming up. vo: once upon a time

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child and family services almost 15 months ago. this week, the head of massachusetts dcf resigned under fire following the deaths of three children under the dcf's watch. meantime a reunit i i have indication plan has yet to be presented to the family. jennifer is justina's oldest sister and she's here to give us an update. all over the country, this case has touched a nerve with people. they can't believe this has happened to your family. yesterday he were supposed to have a visit and a reunify cation plan.

>> during the visit, we asked her if she was okay and if anything happened and justina talked about the situation that happened at wayside in a shower. she was pretty upset about it. she said this employee at wayside open the shower curtain on here and this person was not even supposed to be in the area of justina's shower area. she didn't have like permission or access. so that let alone upset her. to actually open a shower curtain on a child while they are naked in a shower and yell at them, and justina said this is my private area and the lady started accusing the lady talking back with her. if i was in a shower and somebody opened the curtain on me, i would be up set. my sister is very calm. she's not somebody that would not -- she would never act out

badly. that's why this old situation doesn't make sense of her being at a behavioral facility now. but any ways wapd with that, justina spoke up and she said it twice to us about dcf listening to it. then at the end of the visit, myself, my parents, we spoke up to the dcf employee. her name is gerk conlin. telling she needs to listen to what happened to justina. she said we'll talk about it after you leave. justina started speaking up what happened, how that employee started, you know, yelling at her while she was showering. and any way, what ended up happening after they listened to her they said she has to go back. s you are going to put her back

into harm's way after my speaker what spoke up about she said we don't have anywhere else to put her there's no room. at that time i call the police because i'm not going to let my little sister go back into harm's way and i've spoken up before, i'm not going to let my little sister be another number in the system. >> jennifer, this is a troubling case. now they have said yesterday that your sister was lying, that that didn't really happen, and that all of this is stuff she's made up which is what they said about her medical condition, that she's basically made it up and she's really not sick. do you think your sister is lying? do you think your parents are unfit? because those are the allegations that's kept justina in custody now for 15 months. >> no. i do not think my little sister is lying, i do not think my parents are unfit. my family is a loving family and myself and my other sisters can say that and my little sister would never do anything to put

herself into the wrong situation. she's never been like a bad kid. she's always been like a great kid and actually in school they would put in between the two kids that would not be acting properly to kind of level and smooth things out. so for them to actually accuse my little sister of that, that's completely disturbing. on top of it, i thought they have not been speaking out on things like everything else they said they can't talk about this private matter and now they are accusing my sister of lying. it just makes no sense. >> it really doesn't make sense. it's like there's no consistency whatsoever. your mother wrote a very touching letter and we won't have time to read it all, but i've gone through it. it's a very honest letter from a mother's heart that your mother wrote to the new commissioner of children and families in massachusetts and as i read it, this just sounds like a mom who loves her daughter and wants her home. are you hopeful? are you hopeful, jennifer, that justina is going to be home

soon? >> i am very hopeful. i myself met with the secretary last week on tuesday with the reverend and he look me straight in the eye and said that's what he's working on, getting my sister back home in connecticut and i told him that she needs to be home before her 16th birthday, which is on may 24th. and i keep staying neutral. i'm not going to let myself excited nor the other way but my little sister deserves to be home. that's what she keeps asking for, it's what she wants and people should be listening to her. >> i couldn't agree more. [ applause ] as i said, we're going to continue to follow this until she is home with your family. jennifer, thank you very much. >> thank you. well, nba gave clippers owner donald sterling p the

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ukraine's prime minister is hinting that russians are involved in this and are waging real war against his country. >> according to numerous reports, donald sterling was handed a lifetime ban from owning an nba team. kareem abdul-jabbar was an assistant coach for the team back in 2000. he also released a best selling book on the shoulders of giants. i spoke to him earlier. kareem in your column, you spointd out the whole issue with donald sterling shouldn't be a big surprise. he's got a long history of racism. what are we learning from all of this and why isn't it a surprise

to people? >> it shouldn't be a surprise to people because what we've learn from the court cases against mr. sterling, the federal case where he discriminated against blacks and latinos and people with children. that was just really the tip of the iceberg. so these things have been going on for a long time. nobody ever dealt with it straightforward. sometimes i think that a lot of white people don't understand that racism is real. more white people believe in goefts goefts than believe that racism is real. that bothers me. sometimes we have to take a moment and deal with it. >> it's obviously very real with donald sterling.

is it possible that the nba could take the franchise away and say look, you can own the clippers, you can own the building. you can have the concessions, but you can't play in the nba because your team is going to be disenfranchised from the ability to play. is that one of the options that the nba might have? >> i'm pretty sure the commissioner has a lot of power and the board of governors, when they meet, that's a function of the owners, so they have a number of ways of dealing with this and i'm sure they will find an appropriate way of dealing with this. the whole idea is that someone like mr. sterling should not be the face of nba ownership. the nba is about inclusion and it's a merittocracy. this is a great thing that's happening. >> in your story, you've had to face levels of racism and up through the pros.

react to this on a personal level. the kareem abdul-jabbar that had to prove yourself every day week avalanche week after week, how did this thing hit you personally? >> personally, i'm disappointed because a lot of progress has been made. my very first year in the league, i played for the milwaukee bucks. they had hired the very first black general manager, all right. so i played for him. and i saw in my sport the door open again and again for minorities and people before had not had very much opportunity. i've seen a lot of progress. we still have a long way to go and when situations like this arise, it's good to see that people care and step forward to do something about it. >> i also want to commend you. you put together an absolutely compelling documentary called on the shoerddle of giants. the story of the greatest basketball team people have never heard of and i found it an

amazing story and i never heard of the harlem rents. but this is an incredible story. tell me why it's important to get this story out about this amazing basketball team that nobody has ever heard of. >> i think it's amazing that people have an idea there's always been professional basketball that's been open to everybody and for a couple of being decades, black americans had to fight to try to play professional basketball with the rest of the leagues, but blacks were segregated. all sports were segregated at that time. so it's a great contrast because the nba started out for its first three years of existence it was segregated but in 1950 they decided they were not dealing with what was going on now, and they got with it and integrated the league and it's been a great story that got even better since then.

>> kareem, really an honor to have you here and all the best to you. >> it was great talking to you. thank for having me. up next, the national day of prayer was this week and an influential christian leader called barack obama the abortion president. does prayer even matter to fix this country's ills? we'll talk about it next. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" ♪ abe! get in! punch it! let quicken loans help you save your money. with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze! peace of mind is important when so we provide it services you bucan rely on. with centurylink as your trusted it partner,

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day of prayer, focus on the family founder james dobson crawled out president obama on his policy for abortion. >> president obama before his election made it very clear that he wanted to be the abortion president. he didn't pull any -- he didn't make any bones about it, that this is something that he really was going to promote and support, and he has done that. >> well, joining me now is the president and ceo of the family leader, and author of a new book called if 7:14. bob, it's great to see you. >> great to be here. >> national day of prayer was this week, and you know, this is an event that's been going on from the earliest days of american history. it's had a long history. presidents both democrat and republican have been very supportive of it. often participating. do you think president obama has given a short shrift to the

whole idea of the day of national prayer? >> i think he has. i think we need to go back to the wisdom of our founding fathers and early presidents who really believed that blessed is the nation whose god is the lord. and a lot of presidents and founders would call for days of fasting and human dim -- humiliation for our national days of prayer. >> president rose avery late -- rows avery late -- have we lost our sense of spiritual direction as a nation. >> i believe we have. what's interesting any time we encounter a crisis point, it seems we gravitate back to what really matters and that's when we see after 9/11, where republicans and democrats they

fill the steps of capital and sing god bless of america. that's why i think the national day of prayer is for us to stay focused on him and not just on days of national crisis. >> when we say that, it seems like a triet statement that nobody takes seriously. okay, god bless america. your book, if my people called by my name, shall humble themselves and pray and seek my faith and turn from their wicked ways, then will i hear from heaven and heal their land. it's like there's a whole bunch of stuff that has to happen before the land gets healed, right? >> it sounds like you are the guy that wrote the foreword to the book, and it's very descriptive verses. reviefle is not complicated.

the term has not been hijacked a lot. if you'll humble yourself, if you pray, if you'll seek my faith, if you'll turn from your wicked ways, turn your focus back on me, then i'll hear from heaven, then i'll forgive your sins and then i'll heal your land. that could be a marnl, a relationship with family members, hopefully the ripple effect will be there. >> bork thank you very much for to happen. >> christian rock stores news boys are coming up next. you don't want to miss it. >> thank you. you. ♪ [ female announcer ] there's a gap out there. ♪ that's keeping you apart from the healthcare you deserve. ♪ but if healthcare changes... ♪

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band from australia, and they have been recording inspiring music for three decades. they've recorded the certified gold album, six of them, and their latest song, "god is not dead," is the title track of the new film starring kevin sorbo and dean kane. film starring de. >> i have given you three little girls, god is dead. >> i can't do what you want. i'm a christian. >> you think you are smarter than me? you think there is anything i won't have an answer for? in this classroom there's a god and i am him. >> joining us news boys. it's great to have you guys. thanks for being here. >> michael, let me ask you, because you guys did the tuitle track for the movie. this thing has blown up. everybody in hollywood was shocked there was such a big hit movie. were you surprised the message resinated with young people so

much? >> we were all shocked all of us. this one has blown up. i think there's so much out there in the world today that soso much stuff going on and people inundated with evil stuff you have to have freshness god is not dead. he's roaring in the hearts of lions of every believer. >> the movie was a success but this song over 6 million views on u tube line. i mean, that's -- let's do the title cut from the film, the hit film "god's not dead."

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♪ he's living on the inside roaring like a lion ♪ ♪ god's not dead he's surely alive ♪ ♪ he's living on the inside roaring like a lion ♪ ♪ god's not dead he's surely alive ♪ ♪ he's living on the inside roaring like a lion ♪ ♪ roaring ♪ he's roaring ♪ he's roaring like a lion ♪ he's roaring ♪ he's roaring ♪ he's roaring like a lion ♪ our god is alive (applause) >> that's news boys. god is not dead. neither is this audience either. i will be back with my closing thoughts right after this. is.

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comcast business built for business. in the wake of the scandal regarding the racist and >> with racist comments of all around hypocrite sleez ball donald sterling of the la clipperskqr national conversati about race, according to the pundits. really? i mean, some philandering old curmudgeon who is married to one woman, spends $1.8 million on his girlfriend who is half black and half latino and is less than half his age. he may very well be a racist, but he's for sure a creep. he's no more representative of all the white people of america than al sharpton is representative of all the black people. people are individuals. and frankly, some frankly, some individuals are racists but they represent themselves not everyone who yo shares something in common with them. if a teenager hurls an insult at

me i assume the kid didn't have good parents who taught him how to behave.i i don't blame every teenager in america because i met one who didn't have enough time in the time-out chairti when he was the years old. if a baseball player gets in a fight in a bar and punches someone i don't assume everyonel associated with baseball this is not not about all of the white u people or black people this is h about donald sterling and how he behaves like the south end of a northbound fuel. the nba commissioners pretty muchch gave sterling the equivalent of the sports industry deathth penalty reacte quickly sternly and de sighs ily. he handled questions from the press calmly firmly and compassionately. will what can job sterling have a legal case against the nba because the comments he made were private taped illegally an given to the frees from a jilted

girlfriend? the irony will be if he goes to court it will likely be a civil rights case.oi but that's not a jury i want to sit on. that it is for now. this is mike huckabee from new york. good night and god bliss.s stay tuned for "justice with judge jeanine." >> in the midst of political pump al qaeda was on the run. >> al qaeda is on the path to defeat and osama bin laden is it. >> less thanan a week later fou americans lay dead in benghazi. an attack all the more shockingt because it came on 9-11 the administration blamed a youtube video. >> they were in reaction to a video. it is no reason to suggest it was a preplanned attack. >> it was t challenged those wh know the general