that benghazi terror attack, an antiterrorism tape. now susan rice is criticizing president trump for a policy decision even calling president trump the quote crazy aunt in the attic. we have benghazi terror survivor, he's ahead of any of that. he's on next. don't go away are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. break through your allergies. new flonase sensimist . liz: obama national security adviser susan rice has been criticized for having credibility issues. you know the story. the benghazi terror attack blaming on a video when that wasn't the truth. claiming she didn't know about the unmasking of the names of trump and his aids during the obama administration's campaign surv

i am saying, benghazi, that was it. that was the icing on the cake, especially the mother yelling and crying going on the campaign with trump. i think that is what made her lose. think what's his name had anything to do with it. i'm sure he had something to do with it, but it was benghazi. host: you mean jim comey? onler: yes, he was the icing the cake, but the mother of that navy seal sealed the deal for trump. host: she said, you ignored wisconsin, called us deplorable and irredeemable, you had levels of money and no message, and you lost to a better candidate. course, referring to herself. democrats line, you are next. in south carolina, hello? wikileaks is a terrible source of information to people to listen to and everyone ought to stop listening to them because of all of the information they actually put out there. host: go ahead. so who do you credit for hillary clinton's loss? caller: i think a lot of the stuff, the fbi bill right there they say you are not supposed to do something 30 or 60 days before the elect

a silly youtube video for the benghazi attack. and allegations of corruption involving the clinton foundation. clinton was quote extremely careless, but beyond that comey held tight to the fiction she had committed no crime. is there any comey memo on the infamous meeting between bill clinton and obama's attorney general or roar letta lynch? i can't wait to see that memo from james comey. all of the meetings and telephone calls with the president and attorney general. i want to see those memos to file by james comey. why no investigation of the democrats' deal wisconsin russia in which 20% of u.s. uranium reserves ended up in the hands of the russians and why the democratic national committee would not allow the f.b.i. to check their server even after being told the russians hacked them. 8 years of a scan today-plagued obama administration and never a special prosecutor, no articles of impeachment and no one charged with any wrongdoing. in trump is correct. what is unfolding around him is a witch hunt. in my view what we are witne

i know that there are families with benghazi who are very close to -- who would love to see this reopened again. or at least looked at. there are a lot of cases out there. fast and furious. there's so much more. sean, like you pointed out with the leaks -- we know there's someone in the doj or if the inspector general found anything yet, or if the doj actually asked the fbi to open an investigation, that -- the fbi should be able to tell us. there's a lot of issues right now that i think need to be investigated and i think you are

the benghazi's mission was not to find out something we didn't already know about what happened in benghazi. its mission was simply to damage hillary clinton politically. in the secret audiotape that "the washington post" reported on tonight, kevin mccarthy says there is two people i think putin pace, rohrabacher and trump. he is referring to california congressman dana rohrabacher there is some laughter at this point in the transcript. and kevin mccarthy says "swear to god." paul ryan then immediately says this is an off the record. no leaks, all right? and according to the transcript, there is nor laughter. and paul ryan says "this is how we know we're a real family here." steve scalise says "that's how you know that we're tight." then paul ryan says "what's said in the family stays in the family." paul ryan's spokesperson brendan buck first chose to lie when asked abouthis report. he said that never happened. and then when he was told that "the washington post" had audio recording of the conversation, brendan buck then changed the story. said it was an attempt at humor. this is what kevi

hillary was cleared of all things on benghazi. don't understand why the since thattter -- was all cleared up and she was not guilty of anything, why they think that trump and flynn are not guilty of anything. host: time for one more call in marylandent richard in . good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. just like the lady before me said, it is a sham. i believe that, the whole hearing yesterday was a sham. here are two appointees, obama

and certainly, if benghazi was serious enough to have a select committee of congress, then this would. the tampering of our election by a foreign government. that could make its findings public in a report. you could also, at the same time, have an independent counsel, a special counsel who is assigned to prosecute any acts of illegal conduct. soledad: wouldn't all investigating in some ways have to be done by the f.b.i.? even if you have a special commission, there has to be someone who does the work. peter zeidenberg: the f.b.i. and congress. they have investigators as well. but an investigation like this that is so wide-ranging, that involves foreign intelligence, is going to be done much more ably by the f.b.i. because they have the resources and the experience. soledad: nice to see you, peter zeidenberg. thank you for the 101 of the f.b.i. i appreciate it. peter zeidenberg: my pleasure. announcer: next on "matter of fact." he made policy at the white house. now he's running for office. >> there's a pay cut involved. announcer: find out why this millennial took the leap into polit

>> they say i think they will say, what president obama told foreign leaders about the benghazi attacklmost moodil immediately after, they could be key documents about who knew what and when on the part of the president about that terrorist attack that his administration lied out the w wazoo about to american people. melissa: tom, you are a broadcasting champion. >> thank you. david: a startling new rept, a disturbing trend in the war on cops. unclassified internal fbi report, showing police officers, nationwide are prey to -- because of antipolice sentiment. showing since 2014 shooting of michael brown in ferguson, missouri, officers felt like public officials have stood against them. melissa: a bombshell else gre allegation as tensions rise with north korea. general jack keane, fox news military analyst will sound off on that. david: who will have the last laugh, stephen colbert ridiculing the president. this as president trump delivers on campaign promises, the fallout coming next. >> make n mistake, that is a -- repeal and replace. >> yes, we make no mistake. we have already made e

the first thing we did and benghazi, two shovels.e dug in to the desert and then put a tent over this hole that we had dug. the temperatures went up to about 120 degrees during the day. >> the boys began training for a top secret low altitude bombing run. >> the training was low level and i mean it was down on the ground. >> pilots true were not happy about this. 500 feet and somebody with a machine gun could knock you out of the air and hit by a sloing shot. >> a couple of airplanes scraped the desert. we heard that one airplane hit a camel and killed it. >> this would be no ordinary mission. >> i'd say about two days before the mission we start getting briefings. where we were going. and what was expected. >> at the briefing, the boys learned the details of what was to known as operation tidal wave. formation of 175 b-24s to take off from the libyan desert and head north across the aegen sea and descend to avoid german radar and drop the bombs on the oil fields of romania. it was hitler's black gold mine. the key to fueling the thi

of benghazi when he was chairman of the house intelligence committee. under no circumstances should he good near the jagger hoover building. >> justice jeanine: indeed there are ethical questions about mike rogers wife as it relates her british company she was working for. maybe he should've recused himself. how about alice fisher, a woman to run the fbi? >> she's to be the assistant attorney general. she's a good person and suitable. my own favorable would be a breakup and a cop and that is ray. >> justice jeanine: based on the tweet of president trump saying jim comey and this offense, you better make she say the truth. would it be illegal if there would be a wiretap or something. >> absolutely not. the district of columbia and there's federal law to permit the president to tape his phone calls if he wants to in his meetings. >> justice jeanine: doesn't make sense? everyone who calls will be a recording going. >> if there's a meeting there's going to be a recording. >> justice jeanine: finally, with respect to the president and the decision that he ma

sheriff david clark, republican congressman trey gowdy who chaired the house select committee on benghazi, former new york police commissioner ray kelly. also acting fbi director angela mccabe and former fbi director john pistole who's the president of anderson university in indiana. deputy white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders took questions on the james comey firing and said the president had lost confidence in mr. comey's ability to lead the law enforcement agency.

you've got these men serving bravely in benghazi. they lose their lives.nt justice for their family. they bring this case but the unfortunate thing is based on the law the court finds that actually there isn't justice for the family in this case. the law says that hillary clinton may have suggested the family was mistaken but to have defamed them they would have had to call them a liar and put them in a bad light by making a false statement and the court found that she didn't do that. this will go up an appeal, though. it is not over yet. >> heather: a couple things involved. not only the defamation part of it but also clinton's use of a private email server. the family saying it caused their son's death as well because it allowed terrorists access to sensitive information. >> absolutely. look, you know, you would think that after all the trouble that she has had with this email server and the benghazi scandal she would be liable for something. unfortunately under the law she was acting within the scope of her employment. as the secretary of state. the cou

a diplomat, but we also concluded that she didn't do anything wrong that led to what happened in benghazi. the emails weren't the only thing we wrote about. but what i would say is, how could you not write about the emails? there was an investigation. the fbi director, and we can go on and on at length about what we think of how the fbi director handled it, but if you're covering news. - it's news. - he got up and he said, "i don't think she did anything illegal, "but i think she did something really sloppy. "and there were a lot of questions about it." how could we not cover that? but i still think, if you look at all that coverage, and you look at all the coverage of donald trump, and you look at the aggressive coverage of donald trump, i don't think anybody could make the case that we undercovered either one or that we weren't aggressive with both of them. - i mentioned biased, i mentioned inaccurate. failing, you don't really own as the top editor, but you own it in a sense of being in the leadership of the paper. - but i would feel it if we were failing, that's for sure. - you can an

famously going to resolve with their agents stand negligent ruins of benghazi consulate.never saw the reports from that. did you? i never saw the conclusion or a single person indicted as a result of an fbi investigation in the big scandals in the obama years, all eight of those years. >> we'll talk about the racially motivated hate crimeses with americans of all race and creeds that the fbi refuseded to do under director comey. and endangered american's election inte grity and lives and yet they are worried about a phantom russian threat. >> lou: who was it in the dnc who told the fbi they could not come in to the dnc even if the rushion invaded the piece of the united states. the servers of the democratic national committee and not a single person in the fbi ever explained why they rejected the decision of the dnc. there is a lot of questions here. you would think that there would be a clamor of special investigators by senator crying chuck schumer, but no. good to see you. >> thank you. >> lou: follow me at twitter on loudobbs. the trump administration fires back at de

then benghazi and the irs. there was something there. there were apparent crimes, there was apparent tragedies. there was harm done. we don't know anything done. >> that is the most ridiculous libel. >> did russia attempt to interfere? >> ok. >> that's --s. >> collusion -- >> hold it. >> the collusion is driven by anti-trump hatred. what would be good is for the trump critics to have one witness who said, you know what? i was sproe highsed and here's why around here's when. >> ok. go ahead. >> what a series of bogus scandals that produced absolutely nothing. >> bogus. >> benghazi, the way the republicans exploited the death of these poor people and spent millions -- >> a hard -- >> let me finish! spent millions of dollars, far more than congress has spent on this investigation, that is the real atrocity of benghazi is that you and your colleagues exploited their deaths -- >> not on the sly and on five different networks, the sunday after. it's lying to the american people officially as -- >> can we get back to trump? because i think it's

the benghazi lies. spontaneous demonstration when they just happen to have rpgs and mortars in their back pocket and decided to pull them out? a total, complete lie and fabrication. then uranium one. the server scandal. we know so many crimes are committed. >> what about the unmasking of american citizens? why in the world? >> sean: president trump just tweeted this, we have some news... i do not have confidence in james comey any longer. then ask indignant at training g this want. >> even harry reid said the same thing. comey should resign. he's out. he's out. someone knew apparently will be coming in the next few days. sean, lou, jay, you've brought up some great points. there are some issues that still need to be investigated. i know that there are families with benghazi who are very close to -- who would love to see this reopened again. or at least looked at. there are a lot of cases out there. fast and furious. there's so much more. sean, like you pointed out with the leaks -- we know there's someo

guest: look how long the republicans spent to investigate benghazi. caller: my comment for this comey wasi feel like used and dumped by trump. what james comey did 11 days to the election, and afterward, he said there is nothing in the email, nothing in the computer, the republicans were happy about that. afterwards, they had achieved their goal and they dumped him. is not credible on the part of the white house to say they are firing mr. comey because he mishandled the clinton email investigation when they praised the way it was handled. if there is dissatisfaction among the trump people about that you melt investigation -- about the email investigation, it is that mr. comey chose not to indict ms. clinton. to say that you are firing him after 100 days -- >> we know that we have many more colleagues coming to join us, but we will get started in the interest of time. we want to think our wonderful guests and witnesses who have come here today to share their stories. as we look at the panel, it looks like the great lake states.

one for benghazi, one for the irs, one for fast and the furious and one for the clinton s. suggest president trump orders jeff sessions to do just that. host: trey gowdy is a favorite to lead the house oversight committee. republicans on capitol hill say led the house into the 2012 attacks on american diplomatic benghazi. and beng in the news comes as congress been jason chaffetz of utah -- congressman jason chaffetz of utah would be leaving next month. greg is calling on a republican line. what are your thoughts on the latest in the probe into russia which has now reached the white house? caller: truthfully, i just believe it's another democratic tactic they are using against trump. because they lost the election and trump has only been in office a little over 100 days. patient,ody would be just like the man from sarasota thesethey are just using tocial investigative people burn up the american tax dollars for something that doesn't need to be done. we have problems in this country that trump is trying to take care of. -- harry reidts retired. if he would just back off a l

he is a controversial figure because he oversaw the benghazi special investigation, hillary clinton's 11-our testimony sometime last year. if you are a big washer cable tv, that is michael rodgers come of the former chairman of the house intelligence committee, and he is also a contributor to cnn. ray kelly will be familiar to people in new york, because ray kelly is the former new york police commissioner who is described in this article as potentially being loyal. i'm not sure if they meet loyal to president trump or loyal in general. david from upper mall brawl, maryland on the republican line could good morning. youer: i want to inform about a book that i read recently. it is called the journey of man. wells.hor is spencer showst book, it clearly that dr. wells used the latest showschnology states and anywherefirst people were from west and east africa. alaska, canada, the state of washington, washington state, oregon, and california. 50,000 years ago. before -- -- because it is fact. it is based upon science. denied aple have been for a long,istory long time, and this book is one

the jim jordan interview was amazing to me because you have him bringing up benghazi. can you imagine for one second if barack obama did what donald trump did. they wouldn't be out in full force and attacking him. the freedom caucus would have been drafting articles of impeachment for obama on this. here's something i don't think we should play politics with. our national security should be america first. you have our politicians playing politics with it and i think it's why americans don't trust politics and why they're cynical about politics. >> the thing about this white house right now, the white house likes to think they're in a war against the deep state of the unelected bureaucracy. >> they are now. >> they're in a war and they're losing it. one of the problems is that the president himself is so isolated not only from the intelligence community, from the fbi, but from his own staff now. all of these leaks coming out of the west wing, you get the sense, as one source told the washington free beacon this afternoon, not even his staff trusts this president. and th

scandals, you had people lying and dying and being bribed from countless occasions from irs, to benghazi to the bergdahl trade, hillary smashed blackberries with a hammer and deleted 30,000 emails that were under subpoena. even on domestic terrorist attacks, the fbi could have prevented those things and the president comes out and makes it about guns and islamic phobia. in all those things, there was no special counsel and the media had no appetite. here whatever you called this trump, comey, russian scandal, no one died, no one lied, no one destroyed hard drives and there is a special counsel all of a sudden and the media is bloodthirsty for impeachment. until i see a scandal, i think right now it just looks like an investigation. >> kimberly: wasn't the media and liberals bloodthirsty for impeachment or something like that from the beginning, because this wasn't somebody they supported or thought was beautiful fit to be president? >> juan: i think it's right when conservatives say the liberals have never gotten over the election, i think that's true. no one lied? i think we know that m

liz: was that only hillary clinton a fault about benghazi? did it go to more people. >> it was the entire administration, they tried to cover it up, lied and said it happened because of a youtube video. that was not the case, she lied to the american people a number of times, cheated with the campaign, and then expected the people to just fall in line? that is not how it works, wir we're in another paradigm, and president trump proves. proves. liz: hd como capitol hill, as to where he went ahead with his press conference, it was a go-it-alone tragedy, he felt obama white house andlery o loretta lynch would try to stop his probe into the hillary clinton e-mails. what do you think about that? >> of it a good decision, considering how what would have happened if hillary clinton became president and we have not heard anything about the three independent fbi agents in several states who wanted to investigate hillary clinton and the clinton foundation, we still don't know what is going on with that, fbi director comey has some information, about hi

you guys said that benghazi was a conspiracy. it remember what happened at benghazi? people died and the democrats lied about it. no one has died. i do not know where you are getting this scandal from. >> greg: [laughs] >> jesse: how did podesta get hacked? he handed over his password to a hacker. >> bob: you guys are jumping way ahead of the game here. it was whether or not there was collusion. i didn't say there was. but the investigation go forwar forward. >> dana: there was one other thing that happened in the lester holt interviewed. president trump was asked about the firing of michael flynn back in february. here is what he said. >> we fired him because he said something to the vice president that was not so. >> did you know that he had received payments from the russian government? >> no, but obama perhaps knew that. this is something they never want to report. he had clearance from the obama administration. the highest clearance you can have. and i think it's very unfair thing that the media doesn't cover that. >> dana: this is also something, greg, the presi

benghazi all over again. let's get to the truth here. that's what we can do for our country. host: independent, you're next. caller: i'm from alaska. host: i'm sorry. caller: yes. good morning, congressman. thank you, c-span, for taking my call. my comment to the congressman is what do you think of mr. saying that tement he has no evidence of donald rump and -- colluding with the russians? guest: thanks for the question. again in the effort to -- for political reasons, partisan reasons to say, clearly this investigation is unwarranted or this investigation is clearly going to lead to the impeachment of the president, both instincts that should be far from all of our minds, one of the things the people are holding up is clapper's, the former director of national intelligence statement, that he had seen no evidence that shows collusion between the trumpp campaign and the russians. that doesn't mean that evidence doesn't exist. clapper has not been the director of national intelligence for three months while an investigation -- three investigations have proceeded. so what he sai

that was one thing, the past administration left for american men to die in that benghazi situation.es on, on, and on with things like that. i will guarantee you one thing. there is an going to be that kind of bowl [expletive] in a donald trump administration. >> jesse: know there's not. i like the way you put that. the president also likes to talk about winning. he wants to win in afghanistan, he wants to went on the border, and he wants to win for americans. >> i think that is interpreted by saying very simply that he wants us to win, he wants us to be first-class, he wants us to be at the top. i think that when we talk about winning we are talking about those things that are necessary to make america, as it has been over many years, the greatest country in the world. that is what he means by winning. >> jesse: so the president needs to keep beating the democrats and winning internationally and in the economy, and i think just let everything fall off his back. >> let's forget about politics for a minute. when i was first introduced to esther trump he asked me to introduce him and i

they were investigating benghazi and had agents on the ground. where did the report on that investigation ever go? why was there never a single major scandal in which the fbi was involved throughout the obama years that resulted in fbi reports? just reports. and then action. i can't think of one, can you? >> and i would add the irs scandal. lou: of course. >> that was a massive scandal. lou: the va scandal. the problem is we can keep going with those scandal. all of them. >> that's right. and here's the thing, lou, that bothers me. is you hear the media and the democrats talking about collusion between trump or his campaign and russian government officials. and that obviously if they -- if there was collusion to commit some type of offense, that obviously would be an issue. but even james clapper, even democrats who have looked at any of these intelligence, there's not one bit of evidence that there was any collusion. whereas all the other things you cite, we know that there were things that went wrong. there were va bureaucrats who were manipula

and you had four people in benghazi who died while they weren't protected.order patrol agencies, fast and furious when the previous president let gun walks into mexico. and looking back, i think a lot of the previous policies under the last president actually did kill people. >> so, you can cherry pick any kind of situation to say something did something. jesse: that's not cherry picking. it's real. >> you can go back to 2001 and saw almost 3,000 people died on 9/11 for the president before that. jesse: president obama knew the guns were closing the border to mexico and knew that there were problems at the va and didn't do anything about it. >> the same way that president trump and his administration and chosen to deny them in the budget to have that the care and services, to cut meals on wheels to seniors in america. how are you going to impact, negatively impact the greatest generation in america. may get one or two nutritious meals. my grandma is 92, and these are services that americans need, but to make the decision to cut them out of the budget will de

. >> just on par with what happened in the benghazi e-mail investigations. >> there was no -- >> thereas no -- >> if i might -- >> i didn't see any outcry then, tax dollars spent on that, and, secondly, congressional hearings being done by the republicans. >> i think eric. >> i think we should i this think should have russians pay for it that is what i think, so i mean -- >> pay for it with 500,000 he got -- >> appointing a special prosecutor important to diffuse this, investigations less important. >> i agree with you coming up former fbi director may be contradicting his memo we play the tape. you decide. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. due to your first accident. for 18 months to a open puppy like esther?e to find out more about becoming a canine companion for independence puppy raiser visit cci.org or call 1-800-572-bark. you

i will say one word to you, benghazi, do you know not what she said about that.bsolute and utter lie and said it to every network that was out there. it's indisputable. >> final, if we an open investigation about benghazi and clinton e-mails great, bring them all in under oath, let them testify. >> thank you very much. passion nalt debate we appreciate you bringing it to us and to our viewers. we want to highlight other stories you might have missed in the news in light of recent terror attacks the transportation security administration or tsa has a warning now for trucking and busing companies here in the u.s. watch for terrorists who might be preparing to ram vehicles into people and buildings. the six-page document released by tsa highlights 17 such incidents that have killed 170 people around the world since 2014. the government says businesses should take measures to prevent the theft of commercial vehicles and watch for suspicious behavior by anyone renting or buying. the first woman to become chief usher at the white house is no longer serving in that past