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think pickerring did his job? >> yes. >> bill: that's all we need to know. go ahead, mary katharine. >> couple things first not just the talking point. the fact is about susan rice. the fact that obama and hillary were pushing the video line weeks later to the u.n., at the funerals, i think that's part of the discussion as well. it's not just myself or bill o'reilly who has questions about this as he mentioned tom brokaw and the entire white house press core lean very far right as of friday without my knowledge there are legitimate he questions here. >> obama stalk to the line today that's not the ace. down played the terrorism angle on this. the irrelevancy irs issue they have had several years they have known about this and that was covered up. ig report in process. the woman at the irs who admitted to this and apologized for it didn't mean to do that this was not a planned release of this information. she was asked a question about it and that is deeply concerning. they did not figure out they needed to deal wi

chairman darrell issa issuing a subpoena to former ambassador thomas pickering.mbassador led an independent review of the obama administration and it's a response to that deadly assault that killed four americans including ambassador chris stevens. joining me now john bolton a fox news contributor. ambassador good of you to join us. thomas pickering as you know co-chaired the benghazi accountability review board better to known as the a.r.b.. he did that with chiefs of staff mike mullen. he said he would testify in public. congressman issa wanting more he wants him behind closed doors. what do you think she looking for to have a behind closed door meeting? >> the real work of investigation is done in private interviewing witnesses reviewing documents talking to people who have firsthand knowledge of what happened. then with that preparation in mind being able to hold public hearings that reveal to the american people what actually happened rather than simply being opportunities for members of the congress to give speeches to evade the questions. the controversy h

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ambassador pickering was not one of those people in benghazi. but if you are chairing the accountability review board. i subpeona is nothing more than to show up. if he would come be deposed privately. and the fact we have to subpeona an independent and accountable should be instructive as well. nin the e-mail document there is a gap that we don't have the e-mails detailing the first crucial days after the attack. >> they are going to release as many details, as few details and e-mails to get the scandal to go away and maybe the media will focus on the ap or irs scandal. it is eight months, uma from an administration that will move heaven and earth to get to the bottom of benghazi and we have huge gaps. i think it is instructive that the defense changed from one of nefarrous intent to one of gross incompetence. and the other thing that is instruct and i have informative. yes, we misled you and lied to you but not the reasons you think. if that is your defense yes, we lied but not for the reasons you think. you have problems in the administration

about what was going on was questioned by pickering.e was a republican ambassador and she accepted all 29 of those. that's what is going to keep this from happening again. >> it's great to see you. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> up next, james carville on whether the new benghazi investigation spells trouble for mrs. clinton. >>> and the impact to hillary's presidential bid moments away. nobody told us to expect it... intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. the problem isn't likely to go away... ...on its own. so it's time we do something about it. and there's help. premarin vaginal cream. a prescription that does what no over-the-counter product was designed to do. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use premarin vaginal cream if you've had unusual bleeding, breast or uterine cancer, blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart a

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about what was going on was questioned by pickering. he was a republican ambassador and she accepted all 29 of those. that's what is going to keep this from happening again. >> it's great to see you. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> up next, james carville on whether the new benghazi investigation spells trouble for mrs. clinton. >>> and the impact to hillary's presidential bid moments away. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >>> in the factor follow up tonight, monica lewinsky and the clintons. monica lewinsky had an article in "vanity fair" and talks about her relationship with bill clinton and how the clintons treated her in the aftermath. fox news contr

this is the headline by mullen and by pickering appointed by hillary clinton. it was a systemic failure the american people need to know what the failure was and who exactly was responsible. now, do you believe, monica crowley. >> yes. >> bill: that hillary clinton and/or president obama is responsible for the systemic failure. >> yes. >> bill: do you. >> the buck always stops with the person in charge or at least should. >> bill: hands on, hands on, are they responsible. >> you had americans under fire. where was the secretary of state who directly responsible for these people and where was the commander and chief in war zone. >> bill: hillary clinton put out, i have the paper in my hand, a time line where she says she was very involved in every aspect of it that's what she says. >> well the arb just quickly. >> bill: i only have a minute. >> under internal investigation because they didn't interview hillary or any of these benghazi whistle blowers. >> bill: you monica crowley believe that hillary clinton and president obama are responsible for the quote, unqu

the investigation that pickering did along with mike mull sglns stop with the pickering business. >> i'm glad you reminded me. >> wait a minute. >> no, no, no. react to this. roll the pickering tape for colmes. >> i had thomas pickering, the ambassador who co-chaired the accountability review board with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mike mullin who said there was nothing that went untoward in terms of the time. they could not get time to benghazi quickly enough. >> let me understand what you're saying. you had secretary clinton but you didn't ask her any questions, and why not? >> because, in fact, we knew where the responsibility rested. she had already stated on a number of occasions she accepted as a result of her job the full responsibility. >> that's the biggest joke in the world, and this is the guy you're pointing to to justify your thing? >> he pointed out, when i interviewed him, that it rested in two places, the department of middle east affairs and the bureau of diplomatic security. >> why would we take him seriously on anything if he doesn't even ask the perti

they have issued a subpeona to talk to pickering.e said previously that he would testify, but congressman darril issa said the subpeona that pickering must give a private deposition is what they want. >> harris, the back and forth of the witness testimony continues. the chairman issuing a subpeona to the co-chair of the review board that investigated the september lenth terrorist attacks. darril issa is seeking more transparency and writing to ambassador thomas pickering, the a rb worked behind closed doors and it did not record its spruchltsine months after the a rb report was released the investigative process has repained opaque. >> there are people with firsthand knowledge. there were people on the ground in benghazi who know what happened with respect. >> and senator democrat representative couplings issued his own statement. the subpeona is a stark example of extreme republican overreach and a shame of the utlization of the tragedy. republicans want to look at surveillance and the gap and white house talking points e-mail. spea

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. >> an independent review led by thomas pickering. and admiral mike mullen found that failures were grossly inadequate security and the secretary of state, hillary clinton, grew impatient with republican lawmakers who feel that the lawmakers use the video excuse to hide the truth. but the benghazi attacks were terrorism. >> we have four dead americans. was it a protest or because there were guys going out for a walk. at what point does an eight? it is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again. reporter: one of the victims father's telling fox news that getting to the truth makes a big difference. >> credibility is the difference it makes. we have a rule that says if a person's testimony is proven to be false in any part, the rest of the testimony is to be disregarded on that subject. reporter: whether or not these hearings get us closer to the truth, we will have to wait and see. jenna: we will have to watch it together. jon: taking you to a news conference outside of the home

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at one example, the draft says that the ambassador coach thomas pickering said that the team had the authority to conduct depositions and issue subpoenas, but those options were never used. instead, they relied heavily on the summaries of group and individual interviews. as for alleged conflict of interest in at least one instance, cheryl mills who was mrs. clinton's chief of staff was given advance warning that the questioning before the arb, or accountability review board would be rough, and it states that the state department's unwillingness to provide to the arb made an independent assessment by the congressional committee very difficult. harris. >> it does not just talk about the state department in totality, but names specific names and leaders of the state department, and now i understand that we have received a response from the state department, and what do they say? >> it is right here, and when the arb was released in december, it was promoted as an aggressive investigation with no stone left unturned and all 29 recommendations were accepted. today the fox news asked the s

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pickering, pickering's assignment was a small and narrow part of this whole sordid affair and tragicrelevant. so was this so-called big investigation by pickering and admiral mullins really just a subterfuge? >> yeah. here is benghazi. pickering was asked to look at this part of it, was there adequate and why not adequate security before the attack. gregg: we know the answer. >> duh, there was obviously not adequate security. four people died. why about rest of benghazi, why was there no rescue mission? why have we not gotten the people that killed our own? he has not looked into that stuff. gregg: the big question has got to be, and still unanswered eight months hens? who ordered the standdown. >> there will be paper trail. i talked to one. combatant commanders, one of the embassies in the region had been attacked what would happen? we all have plans on the shelf to do rescue missions. there probably was a plan. we know a lieutenant colonel gibson in tripoli was told to stand down. that doesn't happen in a vacuum. there is a paper trail. the military doesn't do anything without auth

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of the house oversight and government reform committee wants depositions from ambassador thomas pickerring and former chairman of the joint chiefs admiral mike mullen. the two issued a report as you remember finding sissatic failures in the state department. saying decisions about benghazi were made well below the secretary's level. issa says he will make a formal request on monday for sworn testimony from the and the admiral, harris? >> harris: steve, thank you. we just heard senator feinstein of california this is all basically political. >> even though f. those democrats are right, it doesn't training the fact that from the start the obama administration gave out wrong information from the public about what happened. this is why we care. it comes down to trust. was that a mistake or was it intentional? and there are other reasons why americans care about the government vent laying the truth on benghazi. first in the pursuit of justice, for the four victims, the truth is imperative. did our government try to help them or not? clearly, this was not some he protest gone wrong. so, were the

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so heath pickerring has a solution, age weighted voting. in this system 18 to 24-year-olds would get one vote. 25 to 34-year-olds would get 80% of one vote. 35 to 39 is 60%. 50 to 69 is 40% and anyone over 70 would get a measley20%. unfortunately for the young mr. pickerring, he will need baby boomers' votes. >> isn't that the sad thing, charles? that's what happened with women's vote, the sufferage moment. they needed men. >> they convinced them. this is a ridiculous idea. it is interesting how he phrased it will the arg -- the argument is they have longer to live and longer to stay on this earth. and older people don't. if they have less time to live within the new year, et cetera, et cetera. you could say because we vote on tacks and people have a lot more money and therefore will lose a lot more money and you should get more votes than people who have not much money at all. >> i say that all the time. >> absolutely. >> you balance out right. you have a lot of money because you are old. you would be one vote? >> even going off that idea

or talk to the guy in charge of the emergency response and pickering, he's perfect. he apparentlyelieves america is already full of islam foebs. while you're at it, hillary, why not throw the president of libya under the bus, too. the man who traveled to benghazi at great personal risk confirming almost immediately what you already knew, that it was a terror attack and you basically call him a liar or clueless to the rest of the world. and how about your take on our money. you take it and buy an advertisement to apologize to the arab world about a video that has nothing to do with benghazi, while he burn us in effigy. that will keep the lie going too. "the new york times" says that our benghazi obsession is all about hysterical allegations of crimes equal to watergate. really? my memory may not be all that great, but nobody died at watergate. and no one was left on the battlefield. our congress, though, they're good, they'll get to the truth. >> i find it truly disturbing and very unfortunate that when americans come under attack, the first thing some did in this cou

there will be a questioning of ambassador pickering sometime in the next week and a half.t will be done in private. now, why do democrats, rather, why do they have a beef with that? >> well i think they're worried that a systemic, thorough, preparation of the hearing before it actually takes place is going to reveal a lot more than just having the members of congress go public with a witness who has not been interviewed in advance. with all due respect to all 535 members of the congress, sometimes they like to talk rather than asking questions. i think that is what happened in earlier hearings on benghazi. whereas if they do their homework in advance i think chairman issa did before the hearing with gregory hicks and the two other witnesses a couple weeks ago, you actually produce in the public hearing real information for the american people. so preparation is the name of the game and i think that is what this is all about. bill: just back up a moment here. darrell issa apparently invited democrats to come in and sit in on the deposition. what democrats charge is that iss

ambassador pickerring was surprised. >> reporter: the committee's republican chairman, darrell issa, did not take reporters' questions today after the deposition. >> bret: there's other news today, a senior law maker calling for the administration to release more bin l documents. we've done that story before. >> reporter: that's right. this week the house intelligence committee is doing a deep dive on the bin l document, questioning why only 17 are public. >> we need to have that extra set of eyes scrutinizing this information and coming to a conclusion about where where wey going, did we miss something, can we do something better to try to counter their growth industry of al-qaeda affiliates around the world. >> reporter: after the raid in pakistan two years ago, senior aadministration officials say te documents, mostly on thumb drives and cds, amounted to a small college library. two reviews were done, one by the cia, the second by military intelligence, generating more than 400 military intelligence reports which appears to undercut claims that bin laden was no longer relevant. >>

the -- the benghazi report by pickering and mull seaso muller up geraldo those are strong words joe. do you think that was done for political purposes with the election in mind? when pickering was told that he was going to have to deal with the 7th floor that is hillary, i was told he became physically ill and didn't want to deal with it. >> geraldo: the big headline, though, joe, is not that you are alleging that the government of the united states covered up the facts and circumstances that led to the tragic death of four american heros in benghazi. >> what is abundantly cleared from the accountability review board which is really a misnomer at this point is that there were people who had -- were material witnesses who wanted to talk to them and they were not' loued to talk to them -- not allowed to talk to them. people who had direct factual knowledge of the attack on the ground and that was going on in the department that night. and by the way, where are is the hour-by-hour schedule of the president of the united states on september 11th, 2012? it has never been released. >> we k

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so heath pickering has a solution. age-weighted voting.n this system, 18 to 24-year-olds would get one vote. 25 to 34-year-olds would get 80% of one vote. 35 to 49, 60%. 50 to 69, 40%. and anyone over 70 would get a measly 20% of one vote. unfortunately for young mr. pickering, if he wants these changes to take place, he's going to need baby boomers' votes. isn't that the sad thing, charles? that's what happened, right? with women's vote. the suffrage movement. they needed the men. >> at they convinced them. >> how did they do that? >> a lot of sleeping with the enemy in that fight. this is a ridiculous idea. and it's interesting how he phrased it because the argument is that young people have longer to live and therefore longer to stay on this earth and older people don't, so if they have less time to live within the eu, et cetera, et cetera. you could actually make that argument for everything. for example, because we vote on taxes then people have a lot more money and therefore will lose a lot more money if taxes are raised, should get

we tripled the security for tom pickering. wouldn't you think he would say what happened to ambassador stevens was outrageous. i was protected, why wasn't he? none of that is in this report. >> sean: just like fort hood and overseas contingency operation there's is this -- >> don't forget the workplace violence. >> sean: workplace violence. the mysterious reluctance and resistance to just admit that there are radical islamic terrorists that want to kill us. now, in this case i think it is tied to the presidential andtion of barack obama barack they didn't want this two months after an election. >> and the total lack of human intelligence. we have become so dependent on technical intelligence that we don't have people on the ground who can tell us who of the good guys and who are the bad guys. think about what that means for what is about to happen with syria. still don't have it. the intelligence service is totally dependent on technical intelligence collection and unmanned orvs or satellites is. >> sean: general petraeus knew

state department. >> we still need to hear from pickerring and mullin and others. >> reporter: aides to general dempsey said senator graham can call on dempsey to testify but the remarks will not change. there was a pep talk from a well known figure who urged the republicans to esp subpee in suy clinton. >> what about witnesses next who we could hear from, realistically who we could hear from? >> reporter: you heard from the congressman there seems to be bi-partisan interest in hearing from pickerring and mullin. we know there are lawmakers and lawyers in the town said to be working with cia whistleblowers who are encouraged by what they heard on wednesday. >>> boston top's cop said his people had no idea russian authorities had concerns about one of the marathon bombing suspects prior to the attack. as chief intelligence correspondent kathryn he cathere reports, 12 years after 9/11, the stove piping of intelligence or lack of information sharing persists. >> reporter: the revelation that boston law enforcement was in the dark about the fbi's 2011 investigation of tamerlan tsarnaev w

pickering led the internal review of the state department following the attack. elizabeth prann has more from washington. elizabeth. >> the back and forth about witnesses testifying in a series of benghazi hearings continues. the chairman of the house oversight committee issuing a subpoena to the co-chair of the independent review board known as the arb that investigated the september 11 terrorist attack. darrell issa is seek more transparency into what happened that day, writing in part to ambassador thomas pickering, the arb works behind closed doors. it did not record its interviews, even now months after the report was released, the process has remained opaque. darrell issa, with republican lawmakers, want the retired ambassador to appear on capitol hill thursday. >> there are people with firsthand knowledge. i don't mean congressmen and appear bass dors. there are people who were on the ground in benghazi who know exactly what happened with respect to all things. >> the senior democrattishing his own statement. quote, the subpoena is a stark example of extre

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pickering headed up an internal review of the state department following that terrorist attack. elizabeth prann now following the latest developments. she joins us in washington live. good to see you. >> you, too. that request coming from the chairman of the house oversight committee. he did so in the form of a letter, one of many. but this week, however, it includes a subpoena to the co-chair of the independent review board known as arb that investigated the september 11 terrorist attack in benghazi. darrell issa is speaking more transparency into what happened that day, writing in part to ambassador pickering, the arb worked behind closed doors. it did not record its interviews, even now, months after the arb report was released, the arb's investigative process has remained opaque. darrell issa and other republicans want him to appear on capitol hill on thursday. >> i also want to know who he talked to. i want to know if he talked to alt survivors. uma, there are people with firsthand knowledge. i don't mean congressmen and ambassadors. there were people on the ground in bengh

so pickering said hicks is testifying he never said that to him. another person testifying who elijah cummings said was never said. al very tucker what do you think is going to happen today? are we going to get to answers? >> we'll get a lot of information from people who have facts, who were there and know a lot about this. who aren't political appointees. these are career state department employees. are they part of some sort of anti-hillary clinton campaign? that's insulting. >> hillary clinton warned two years ago that cutting the spending for state department. they cut $331 million in fiscal year 2012 and they kit another $128 million in another fiscal year 2011 and she warned this would affect security at these agencies. jason chaffetz said they voted to cut funding that would have helped security. alisyn: we also heard from charlene lamb in october who said this has nothing to do with budgetary restraints. >> that's not what jason chaffetz said who vote with republicans not to fund it. alisyn: hopefully we'll be able to connect some dots and

there was an investigation by ambassador pickerring that looked at the security problems.oblems. there were funding problems too from the congress. on the issue of the president and obama care, look, obama care i believe is good for this country. it's good for people. but, there has been some serious problems in the rollout. i do think the president needs. >> outside of lois lerner, who is paid for about six months after she wouldn't testify in front of congress about what happened, outside of lois lerner, who in the irs has been held accountable for all of this stuff? who? >> well, but the president. >> wait, wait, wait. i'm a simple man. you know i'm a simple man. you watch the factor. who beside lois lerner? who? >> you know, i live in new mexico. i don't follow all the news. >> you live in new mexico and we don't know who beside lois lerner and she was just retired. she is going to get a pension and everything else. now, in benghazi, there was a meeting, the day before, september 10th, all right? 2012, a meeting about security. and benghazi and libya came up. what was