europe basically saying that force, they were in a very high state of readiness could have been in benge in four to six hours which would have said an additional two lives. glen doughtery and tyrone woods. my question is why didn't we bring assets into benghazi as soon as possible. we had no idea at the time, nobody knew how long the thing was going to last and what it might have blown up into. so i really question the decision-making. the other question is really what was president obama doing during this entire time. bill: if is what our fox polling also found out. could the president or secretary of state clinton have done more? again a clear majority think that both could have done more that night, senator. >> that i agree. i think both of them could have been more engaged. if the president would have been more engaged i think would would

you probab won't see a human beng at the hotels in a couple of years. >> neil: but they are giving allhis up. maybe it's a pay-for-service type of thing. >> brown bag delivery. >> neil: i'm told the hotels with a fi star rating must have room service. >> you know what? you are not staying in the right places. if you want room service from the hillton, no offense. it's food out of a bx, bag, jar, canister or god knows where it comes from. it all tastes the same. >> neil: are hotels going the airline route? >> my mother would say eat a banana before dinner. so ben, eat a banana. >> neil: good point. >> what is the relevance of that? >> i have no idea. >> you don't need room service in the middle of the night. it's bad for you. >> you are a health maniac. >> he is. >> i indulge every now a then. >> he jogs more miles than i drive. we have more coming up. another choppy -- i love you, too. another week for the choppy markets. charles and ben have a couple of stead destocks they hope to >> neil: stocks to weather the storm. >> lincoln, it can be a volatile stock but $250 stock ultimately. >

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. >> john lonski, we thank you for not beng qieted. up next, a consequential battle. co-author, james lacey oins me lou: our next guest is modern mast of military history. hinew book examines the key decisions of critical mistakes in moments of crisis and 20 pivotal battles that shaped the world's history. it is animmenseundertaking. the author of th bran new book, james cey, it is great to have you. his book is "moment of battle." it is so great to have you here. okay, sohe first ameican battle reaching considerable history in this book. most people don't don't talk about this in the revolutionary war. >> georgwashington was there. it's surprising that people do notalk about it. itas a critical battle of revolution. we needed support, we needed the french navyand trops. without that, we pobablyon't win the revolutionary war. lou: how much pushback did we get? >> since the book has been out, it has been tremendous. it is actually funny to watch it. when someone reads this, they consider and you just don't understand i at times. it is a no-win siuation. lou: you also b

it dependsn how this is beng done. >> i'm happy they are helping out. >> when they are happy about itan inch in t mile at the same time. >> you know, we all have to be talking boutprivacy and protting our national security. >> that is the intention of these -security. >> that is the intenti f these programs are it that is true. when we come back, is part of it is just a response to the governme. we will have that comi neil: this may be nothing more th the government getting out of control and a few bad eggs would he think of th, let's? >> she touched on the centr sphere. e irs people w worked under reagan. many will say thaa this isn't a problem. watch out what they are doing it to you. because that is so with easy. we are in a whole new wor and th is what i think struck a chord. neil: in case of this, you are a well-known respected liberal >> maybe there is something to it. it is too big for even you. >> no doubt we would have had we have those results with president obama. >> aren't you going to want to do this as well to track this down? >> absolutely he would. >> i just find it ja

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it's like the same issue withu saying, hey, oec is a cartel, and we have not done anything about opec bengrices in the oil market. i don't think a lawsuit has impact whatsoever. they are just going to break it off. >> they are not breaking laws in the united states. we have a good marketplace here and the chinese clearly want to be a part of it. neil: i don't know. they are go nowhere. here'shat i worrybout because i want y to be aware what a crisis this is ongoing, switching gears back to this. ♪ you know, the guys here slip in special graphics, and i don't appreciate the hard work they do to get that out there, but we can see that again, time and energwept th. ♪ that is the gofyist graphic i've eve seen mocking the crisis that's out of conol, but it may be pieces of the said cris. what do you think of how this is getting out of control? you're hinting at not the graphic, but there's reports of more abuses, reports hitting up the nba, te nfl, right after, weeks after hitting up companies, private companies to pay for promoting it. it's out of control. out control. worse than our graphic.

benge the truth behind the smokes screen hosted by pwaeur by bret baier airs at 10:00 tonight.t the special. good morning to you. what is new on benghazi that we have found out nine months later? >> reporter: in a word plenty. this week alone has bought the publication online of ambassador steven's personal diary and four new subpoenas by the house oversight committee to state department officials who have not yet testified before congress about what they now. since fox news last told the benghazi in long form major developments have broken, including you will recall the testimony on may 8th of two state department whistle-blowers who spoke in dramatic terms about the events of september 11, the final moments of ambassador stevens as well as alleged efforts by state department superiors to retaliate against them. we also include fox news reporting about the stand down orders that were supposedly issued that night, this follows closed-door testimony this week about benghazi by retired general cart they are h amm, in i with he testified that he was never consulted about security

course the house oversight committee has been investigating the the attack last september 11th in benge, libya when four americans were killed. here is another key lawmaker expressing his concerns about the benghazi probe. >> remember the bush days when everything that could be investigated by an independent group was asked to be investigated by a senator obama? what happened to this most transparent ethical administration in the history of mankind? starting with obama care that passed under the cover of darkness, and everything -- benghazi have you heard from any of the survivors? i haven't heard from any of the survivors. >> reporter: we expect a briefing at the state department in about an hour. that's where we expect to get the first reaction to the house oversight committee's subpoenaed to state department employees. jon. jon: that issue is coming back to the front burner, so it would seem. mike emanuel thanks. jenna: "happening now" in massachusetts voters are going to the polls to elect a new senator. marquis is facing off against gomez in a special election to fill the seat srae

the 2008 campaign and if he were alive today and continued to compile his lend me your year infil benge it would be a star in treen that and i think this president has often inspired the way that he is at rest people especially the young and we should respect that and they should be given credit for that. on the question of what has been apparent. they've been more effective in the communications and for the reasons that have been mysterious to me, they have been of little on whether it is benghazi. you learn damage control and i've been through a lot of damage control in the government. many years. i started with watergate and wound up with whitewater. [laughter] one of the first things you learn on damage control is that it's important to get your story out fast. but first it's important to get the story straight and understand what it is you're dealing with. it's not always easy because things get why your that so quickly in the government. when i first got in the government, lawyers or not omnipresent when you dealt with these questions and they didn't tell you you can't really use