with "terror attack," then why two weeks later did the president decline to go that far when enjoy behar him, was this a terror attack? >> you know, i think -- somebody talking about a terror attack, and a terrorist attack, is q quibbling over a term. he did say it the very next day in the interview you have now subsequently quoted where you gave just a little snippet of the president's comments. he was saying he didn't want to get into the details during the pending investigation. he was not saying this was not a terrorist attack, and to claim it is something different i think is just misleading. >> you're telling me according to you, no, i gave you the chance to answer. he was just asking was it a terrorist attack. you're telling me, according to you he should have said yes, as i already said a day after it was a terrorist attack. but i don't want to get into all the details. >> we've already had one presidential election over this and that argument failed. the american people quite recognized that benghazi -- >> these three senators want answers to this. i know many people think these

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. >> joy-behar. >> it has to do with alcohol. people drink on campus, i here. i was sober doing a lot of religious, would. does being drunk -- there is no such thing as consent if you are drunk. >> yeah, there will be a lot of court cases that will come up because of that. people just love going to court for everything now. the thing is you need to drink so much that you don't remember. then there is no problem. >> that is an amazing suggestion. college kids aren't doing it right. >> that's only if there is consent, joanne. >> yes. wait, what did i just say yes to? >> exactly. >> i just wanted to make sure. >> you are going to wake up with a snow pal. >> i am not sure i understand -- understood what you said. >> it is the abuse to the dog. do not get it twisted. >> maybe because there are so many legal obstacles that there is nothing left for me but a dog. it is legal in my mind. >> and like i said, unless the dog says yes it is not con con it rough.. that's terrible. go ahead and give stupid radical offensiveness. >> i can't even do that. this is what i do any

particularly disheartening and i can think of a couple of areas that i documented in one state called behar in northeastern india and there were a couple of boys a half dozen in shacks sleeping next to the area they worked, working 12, 14 hours a day in exceedin exceedingly filthy environment, for carpets that are exported to the united states. >> do people know about it? >> in some areas they are held away and off the beaten track but in some cases they're right there in broad daylight. and in fact those ever some of the ones that we were not able to document. we could go to shacks and carpet factories right in some of these cities, look and see children inside or have alleged human trafficking adult victims inside, but guards wouldn't let us in. and we simply weren't able to document those cases but they were right there in broad daylight. >> where do the factories find these children? >> oftentimes recruiters, contractors, traffickers go into villages where they know there are a lot of destitute, deeply distressed and poor families and will make an offer to bring the child to a carpet fa

. >> this is like joy behar as a guest on "the five" >> kimberly how do you fill these things out?it out. >> it's the most disgust thing you can get me. >> so don't bet me. >> remember you wore the pirate? >> i'll bet you before the year is out you're going to wish you never bet me. >> you need to bet on politics >> good idea. >> he puts stuff on his head and snuggies on his body, anyway >> looks like a snake ate bob and the head is sticking out of the mouth >> anaconda, baby. >> why are you wearing a shirt underneath that? >> i didn't have time, that is why. >> what kind of hand bag would you wear with this? >> snake skin. >> quickly. tomorrow, it's been training last two weeks in a row. do us a favor, training at 11:30 we're going to talk battle of the os. barack obama, bill o'reilly. >> bad news nshg the world of crime pieting john morales, the actor who played mcgruff, mascot encouraging children not to trust people that are in trench coats raided his home, they found pot plants and a grenade launcher he took a bite out of crime and then kept it. >> is that that is not a joke?

. >> this is like having joy behar fill in. >> how do you fill these things out? >> what?sting fil thing you could possibly give me and you went out and looked for it. >> so don't bet me. >> i'll bet you before this year is out, you're going to wish you never bet. >> politics. you need to bet him something on politics. >> that's a good idea. >> he puts stuff on his head. >> we'll come back to you. >> you're -- >> it looks like a snake actually ate bob. >> anaconda. >> why are you wearing a shirt underneath that? >> because, eric, i didn't have time to get it off, that's why. >> i had to help button it. >> here we go. "cashin'n' in" tomorrow, it's bc trending last two weeks in a row. do us a favor, let's get it trending tomorrow morning at 11:30. we'll talk the bottle of theattl o's, barak obama and bill o'reilly. oba >> you're up. >> bad news in the world of crime fighting. johnwo morales, the actor who played mcgruff the crime dog, the mascot that encouraged children to not embrace or trust people who were suspicious,susp generally people in trench coatn like myself.ch th

like, i have a friend yves behar, that designed the jawbone wristband and stuff and the jambox and everythings not in a box to only design, you know, a speaker. he can design whatever he wants, and i'm like, that's the type of creative expression and freedom any creative, you know, wants. and as you, you know, get really successful at one thing you start to grow, and you feel like you can do more things, and your shoe starts to get a little bit tight, and do you everything you can to get a bigger shoe so you can walk further and run faster. and people are like, now in this day and age, if you don't believe it, they're like, no, kanye, you can't run faster. this is the limit that was made. this is -- the walls that michael jackson broke down for you and jay-z and russell simmons broke down for you. this is the end of it. so i'm in the process, 2013 all the controversy, blah, blah, blah. i'm in the process of breaking down walls that people will understand ten years from now, 20 years from now. >> seth: what's interesting -- yeah. [ cheers and applause ] to hear you talk about ten years from no

behar, "i heard hillary clinton say it was an act of terrorism. is it? what do you snai well, he says, "we're still doing an investigation. there's no doubt that the kind of weapons that were used, the ongoing assault, that it wasn't just a mob action." this is in the context where of course his secretary of defense said he knew right away it was an act of terrorism. he came to the armed services committee three days afterward and said it was an act of terrorism and again within a week he isn't saying it is an act of terrorism when he is directly asked, was it an act of terrorism? now, in this recent interview with mr. o'reilly, the president talked about the security at the consulate. in fact, there was a strong report recently done by the senate intel committee on a bipartisan basis. in fact one of the issues that they raised deep concerns about it is that the state department should have increased its security posture more significantly in benghazi, based upon a deteriorating security situation on the ground and that the threat reporting on the prior

leaves out obviously the 60 minutes interview after that where he doesn't say it's terrorism when joy beharhe doesn't say it's terrorism and talks about the video. so listen, those are legitimate questions, especially in reaction to the bipartisan senate intel report where it lays it out, essentially in the first few minutes, the military was very clear. general carter ham telling secretary panetta exactly what it was and up and down the chain the terrorist attack element of it was pretty clear. >> what was also clear, to use the president's favorite word, was that he wanted to use every opportunity on all three topics before he answered to say, you're with fox, as if it's fox's fault. your reaction? >> i thought it was interesting. an interesting tactic. i suppose the back and forth was getting a little heated and that was probably baked in to some of his answers. i did find it interesting that secretary clinton tweeted out during the game, it's so much more fun to watch fox when it's someone else being blitzed and sacked. super bowl. i'm not sure she was talking about the game or "the o'r