>> guy who is a self-proclaimed master mind of the benghazi attacks, is sitting in the benghazi luxurying strawberry frappes and why haven't we gone after him. we know where the al-qaeda training camps are in libya, why haven't we gone after them. it's the message you send free open season on americans, no penalty. >> sean: and the chinese hack in into our security system no penalty. the russian over with nuclear tipped weapons. no penalty. >> no penalty. >> it's not like obama did this thing in libya, it's a war and suddenly unforseebly we had jihadists running rampant in benghazi. a lot of us campaigned against that war precisely because we didn't want to empower our enemies and i think he doesn't go after the people we know did it, it makes it too painfully obvious that it started with the people who hated america and we've empowered them. >> to pick up on that point, nobody in the mainstream media, very few, i mean, we're doing it here, but nobody is asking the bigger question about what barack obama's broader agenda is. you can't look at the map of the middle east now and-- >> lea

>> guy who is a self-proclaimed master mind of the benghazi attacks, is sitting in the benghazi luxuryotel pool side sipping strawberry frappes and why haven't we gone after him. we know where the al-qaeda training camps are in libya, why haven't we gone after them. it's the message you send free open season on americans, no penalty. >> sean: and the chinese hack in into our security system no penalty. the russian over with nuclear tipped weapons. no penalty. >> no penalty. >> it's not like obama did this thing in libya, it's a war and suddenly unforseebly we had jihadists running rampant in benghazi. a lot of us campaigned against that war precisely because we didn't want to empower our enemies and i think he doesn't go after the people we know did it, it makes it too painfully obvious that it started with the people who hated america and we've empowered them. >> to pick up on that point, nobody in the mainstream media, very few, i mean, we're doing it here, but nobody is asking the bigger question about what barack obama's broader agenda is. you can't look at the map of the middle ea

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violence all over benghazi months before september 11. british left benghazi.son i blame is not chris stevens. i blame the president of the united states. >> bret: secretary clinton said why does it matter that that hearing? others said it's political effort in your part to get points before your re-electio re-election. >> that's what they say. >> but nobody said that when they asked the bush administration to tell the truth about iraq. we challenge the construct that everything was going fine in iraq. that we didn't need a surge of troops. we challenge the interrogation policy of the bush administration. it mattered to me to make sure that when we are at war the truth comes out. we make appropriate adjustments. to secretary clinton, madam secretary. here is why it matters. i want to know why the system got so broken that you could not understand what was being said in libya. when our ambassador tells your state department on your watch we can't defend the consulate from a terrorist attack. by the way, benghazi is full of al-qaeda flags, how could you not read

coming up next, secretary of state john kerry talking about benghazi, why are the benghazi survivorsot talking? he doesn't have an answer but he talked to one of them, that is next. >>. >>> why have we not heard from any of benghazi survivors? >> i can't tell you the answer to that. i can tell you i have visited with one of the survivors at bethesda hospital who is remarkably courageous person who is doing very well. >> will we hear from them? >> i don't know what the circumstances are of any question qs to talk to him or not. >> bret: james rosen interviewing john kerry today. we can confirm that the kneets on capitol hill do have the requested documents about the transcripts talking to some of the guards at the benghazi libya compound. they just received those documents this week, but this investigation as we heard from the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee is continuing. we're back with the panel. skir kir sentence when you hear the secretary of state talking about that, not knowing idea survivors haven't spoken out and he has spoken to one of them, what do you think

it is like everything else related to benghazi. it doesn't make any sense. >> judge jeanine: colonel, the president hillary have not spoken to any 69 of th of the ? >> outside of the airport when they talked to the survivors and their wives. what we learned since the last time we talked is the president never gave an order. there is an authority only the president can sign. it will get kind of embarrassing when you you get to the point is why didn't the military react which they clear early could have within the eight hours. because the president of the united states never told them to and it has to o. r. roo to e writing. and we have clinton worried about the next presidential election. >> some of the people there when the coffins come in, the parents said they weren't honest with us. mike very quickly, the fbi doing an investigation. do you think that that will be concluded? we'll ever know what the results of that is in the near future? >> no, i got a great deal of respect for the bureau but this investigation has been problemat

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syria, benghazi, latin america.ryone tells me how tight is researching but more surgical in its approach and nothing the media has done a good job of highlighting the road. >> i think one of the reasons the terror group survived his biggest monster ship were tolerant and state. they don't simply exist in a vacuum. herein is one of those states. syria, which is dependent on iran is one of the states in others as well. he doesn't know i said to be militarily. this diplomatic ways to deal with certain states. we've got to stop the people who are accountable to the international community directly for accountable because we gave them foreign aid. the i.t. staff them from providing the acts of terrorism and the ideology that is feeling resurgence of al qaeda and other groups across the region. >> what we've learned was in spite of the fact the president made a gutsy decision ever in the history of mankind to kill osama bin laden and made two very good movies about it, al qaeda is still a very pressing threat that we have

no vote for hagel until panetta answers questions about benghazi.er] what happens when ten jews sit in a room and try to come up with puns really. starts that way every morning, actually. so two weeks ago lindsey rhett graham had his raisin -- whatever it's a play. >> did the president show any curiosity about how is this going? what kind of assets do you have helping these people? did he ever make that phonecall? >> look, there's no question in my mind the president of the united states was concerned about american lives. >> with all due respect i don't believe it's a credible statement. >> jon: oh, with all due respect, the president does not care for he is a cad and a scoundrel. [ laughter ] it's a plan as the alabaster tone in my creamy skin and as simple as my maid kicked in the head by a donkey. this president lies like all the other men who woo you with their lives and leave behind nothing but broken dreams and a torn cotton negligee you ordered special from a yankee catalog. [cheers and applause] [laughter] anyway, the point is he got his pa

why weren't we ready for benghazi? there was the misinformation that the president said al qaeda was on the run. they were coming over the wall, not on the run. >> they murdered a uzz ambassador and raised the flag. worst of all that night dozens of americans left to fend for themselves for four to seven hours without any help coming. secretary panetta testified late many months after this process and said we can't have the american military in harm's way. well, ladies and gentlemen, if there are americans facing harm at the hands of a terrorist attack, in harm's way is exactly what the american military needs to be and where it wants to be. quite frankly, it is shameless that some irresponsible anonymous person gave an order to stand down rather than stage a rescue and doesn't have the guts to come forward and take responsibility for that decision. the second part of this whole scandal is the coverup itself which we know this. even before they first blamed that emp mouse video, they knew that wasn't true. but they ser

let us start in benghazi. the attack was the worst national security failure since the original 9/11. it deserves the label scandal for three reasons. president barack obama and his administration lied about the attacks. the media aided the cover up. the president did nothing to rescue those at the consulate including ambassador chris stevens. benghazi was not just a national security failure. it was a constitutional failure. the president has a constitutional duty to act as am commander in chief. to do so. he did not -- he failed to do so. he did not issue those redirect us as he when he knew what was going on and benghazi nor did he communicate with his cabinet throughout the evening after learning of the attacks. the cabinet members did not talk to each other either. president obama's actions reinforced the global perception of cour merrick and weakness. al qaeda has lost its leader but regained its momentum. we have done little to challenge chinese ambition in the western pacific. we have failed to prevent

benghazi is actually two separate scandals.e includes the events of that terrible night and the other is a cover-up. the folks in this room probably understand much better than most americans because they pay attention and are critical about the things that our government does. but let's review those things and take a quick look at them. i have about five minutes here. the response would show gross mismanagement with a colossal blunder and i had experiences when our embassy in port-au-prince, haiti, was the third most dangerous post after baghdad and kabul. and we had problems with american citizens being attacked and the ambassador was responding come asking for security precautions to be taken and we took them. let me tell you something sort of interesting. i worked for two secretaries of state. both of them independently, spontaneously, they asked me about security in port-au-prince. thank goodness i had a good answer. we did our jobs and we were secure. if something had happened, i can assure you that the last thing i would

i think benghazi is extent a in a failed foreign policy. leading from behind is not working, and we're trying to find out what happened on that night so we won't have any benghazis and i'm not going to vote for brennan until the c.i.a., who said they did change want talking points, lets us know who did it. >> schieffer: you're not going to vote for him-- >> i will stop. i think john and i are hell bent on making sure the american people understand this debacle called benghazi. the f.b.i. and cia never talked for weeks. we're going back to the pre--9/11 model. we don't know what the interview of the survivors tell us. there was never a video that spawned a riot. that whole story has been debunked and we're going to get to the bottom of it. >> schieffer: senator. i've had written questions for mr. brennan for three weeks and i've not received a single answer. i think we deserve a answers to those questions. >> schieffer: you are going to join senator graham. >> i hate to then the. the story tomorrow will be, "mccain and graham threaten--" why

first, why have we not heard from any of the benghazi survivors? >> well, i -- i can't tell you the answer to that. i can tell you that i have visited with one of the survivors at bethesda hospital who is a remarkably courageous person and doing very, very well and called his wife and talked to her. >> megyn: james rosen with us from qatar, where he's travelling with the secretary of state. >> thanks for running the clip. it's interesting to hear him disclose the visit to walter reed and one of the survivors. took place on the first week of february before the first

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>> thank you, rick. >> another benghazi bombshell. did the obama administration tell survivors to keep quiet? that is what a senator is claiming and colonel west will weigh in on that. >> and disgraced new york congressman anthony weiner may not be done yet. [ male announcer ] what are happy kids made of? bikes and balloons, wholesome noodles on spoons. a kite, a breeze, a dunk of grilled cheese. catches and throws, and spaghettio's. that's what happy kids are made of. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. [ ding dong ] 20% off teleflora... oh... save on roadside assistance from allstate! discounts from enterprise, avis and hertz! [ male announcer ] aarp has great deals at aarpdiscounts.com. popcorn? [ male announcer ] find offers from regal cinemas, walgreens and kellogg's. they're great! [ male announcer ] and on exciting entertainment! [ taxi whistle ] c'mon guys, the millers just got their cards, too! [ male announcer ] check out the possibilities. aarpdiscounts.com. >> i have had contact with some of the survivors. their sto

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contracted by libyan government to provide security in benghazi.hat may amaze a lot of people watching. it's true. do you trust the libyan government which is obviously crucial in this, to bring those who killed american citizens to justice given that they are currently now working with the group that the u.s. said was responsible for killing those americans? >> well, it was really eastern libya that started this. and one of the frustrations in an e-mail that ambassador stephen sent back to the state department, he indicated that they were working with these militant groups including this group. but they also foreshadowed the attack on benghazi, in my opinion, in an e-mail that ambassador stephens sent to the state department because on page two of that memo, he talked about the fact that we at the state department supported the prime minister candidate in libya that the people in benghazi didn't like. i know that's kind of convoluted and confuconfusing. but those militant groups warned us that they weren't going to protect our consulate. they were

ambassador in libya last september's benghazi attack plus. the hunger strike and one on my end is its forty fifth day we take a look at why the u.s. government doesn't close the facility with some inmates held that without charge and tells just a few minutes. to . see. my. i've . upset i. hello again the hunger strike among guantanamo bay prisoners has ended its forty fifth day a point that could become critical for inmates health according to doctors rights groups claim more than one hundred detainees are refusing food the mistreatment while the pentagon maintains the number is much lower the strike has brought the prisoners back into the headlines at least one form is being kept there without charge i reports on the british government's response. to the u.k. foreign office for that position and we can have a listen to the statement that we were saved back right now. u.k. has long held that indefinite detention without review of a fair trial is unacceptable and we welcome president obama's continuing commitment to closing the detention facil

he is one of the most vocal critics handling the benghazi attack.front tonight g to see you, representative. i appreciate you taking the time. today's news, when you hear about this man being taken into custody, even though there are so many questions still about what role he might play, whether he'll actually be charged, is this news a big step forward? >> it is a step forward. look, we want to bring the perpetrators to justice. we want to make sure this never happens again. it was a very severe terrorist attack and to know that those people are out there still potential lly plotting another attack is scary. we think there are more than a dozen people that were involved in this with the idea that potentially we have somebody and i credit cnn for bringing this to our attention. the first i heard of it is through cnn. it is obviously positive news. >> you say more than a dozen people. you think may have been involved. obviously up to this point there is only one person apprehended and questioned. he was released in january despite u.s. objections. he

terrorist attacks and the day after those benghazi terrorist attacks happened the american still didn't know what was happening and it took days and weeks actually for the u.s. government to the united nations you obama administration for everyone to get their story straight but what we see in these documents actually put together a couple pieces of the puzzle if everything proves to be correct the sources that we're reaching out to secretary clinton last year and into this year were taking insurgent groups of militant islamic groups in algeria and linking them with not just the attack in benghazi on september eleventh but with the hostage situation that we saw back in january of this group that would be the. directly linked with al qaeda and it's really putting together all sorts of pieces that we haven't seen from the benghazi testimonies this cruise for fellows to actually make up this information he did a very good job because it looks very convincing once you get over the fact that it's in comic sans in. the backdrop but there's lots of reasons he could do that if this is the perso

let me just say this about benghazi, benghazi was a tragedy that i felt as a senator and i feel evene now as secretary, and i'm just -- >> they are r-r wrapping me here. you have to be very quick, i'm so sorry. >> let me just say the key here is that we are implementing the lessons we learned from benghazi and that's the key. jenna: republican congressman frank wolf of virginia has written a letter to the state department demanding answers on the survivors, he sent that letter on friday, he's joining us live now. congressman many viewers have followed the story about the benghazi terror attack. few have heard a lot about the others that were present there and injured in this attack. why are we just hearing about this now, and why did you just now send that letter? >> well, we've been hearing for the last several weeks that a number were injured, in fact as i was told by somebody who was connected, that there was seven people at walter reed, bethesda wounded two months after the benghazi attack. so we've been hearing these and now for somebody to be out at bethesda, or walter reed for

and what we uncovered in the burned out wreckage in benghazi.somehow we are not talking about benghazi is b a surd. we want to call out politicians when they say things that are untrue. with with congresswoman bachmann it's a double edged sword. she fund raises off this stuff. >> we can be transparent with viewers. we had a discussion about this. we know the more oxygen we give it the more she'll raise money off of it. this is one example of a fund-raising notice she sends out. she's one of the most active fund raising e-mail lists. is he sends out five alarm notices, sometimes more than one a day warning they have to contribute or her campaign will fall under the weight of democrats and the liberal media. this was on a different subject. i wouldn't be surprise fd she use this is report and another tomorrow. we're doing our job. >> again, the invitation stands. she can just sit. e she doesn't have to run. we'll talk seated. >> how will i get my exercise? >> that's true. thank you very much. >>> coming up, a story that's really outrageous. this m

until the senators get the information on what happened in benghazi including who changed the talkingints susan rice used on the sunday morning shows so we can be sure no americans are harmed again by the talking points. >> whatever was said based on information provided by the intelligence community on a series of sunday shows bears no relevance on the ultimate questions of what happened in benghazi. there's an obvious political obsession over a series of talk points that again bears no relevance on the essential issues here. >> just a lot of pauses. very quickly. they are not important. they are not relevant. they are not germane. you can't have them anyway but lately there's an interesting twist. some democrats apparently deciding -- democrats deciding that what is -- what is the phrase i'm looking for? >> what is sauce for the goose is now sauce for the gander. >> jon: no, no, that's not it. i'm thinking of the other poultry based expression. >> keep (bleep) that chicken. >> jon: keep (bleep) that chicken. that's the one. [laughter] democrats saw republicans (bleep) that chicken.

ambassador in benghazi last september terrorists in the region and puts the pieces of the puzzle together in these e-mails and they go back to september twelfth two thousand and twelve and stretch into february sixteenth of this year and that's a couple of months in the day after the benghazi terrorist attacks and the day after those benghazi terrorist attacks happened but americans still didn't know what was happening and it took days and weeks actually for us the government the united nations the obama administration for everyone to get their story straight but what we see in these documents actually put together a couple pieces of the puzzle if everything proves to be correct the sources that were reaching out to secretary clinton last year and into this year were taking insurgent groups of militant islamic groups in algeria and linking them with not just the the attack in benghazi on september eleventh but with the hostage situation that we saw back in january you know this group that would be the most are directly linked with al qaeda and it's really putting together all sorts of pie

the problem with benghazi is the short attention span of media.ine in a dentist's office that they pass and throw aside. if americans had been killed by nra members, there would be marches every day. they care more about ben affleck than benghazi. >> bob: there was people magazine 15 years old. >>> they are still interesting. [ laughter ] >> kimberly: let's talk about something more interesting. potential collusion between the united states and taliban. this is the ago indication. >> hamid karzai made that claim over the weekend. as chuck hagel was going to do a press conference. let's think about it for a second. we put him in place to be president. he has insane wealth now. we have given that country hundreds of billions of dollars in our wealth our money, how about 2300 lives freeing afghanistan for him to say we're not in cahoots with the taliban to create bombs and death so we scare people in afghanistan. >> kimberly: he says this is happening. >> eric: that is happening. >> kimberly: he said the two side bombs killed 19 people, it will highl

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i always thought this benghazi was not just politics.ambassador was murdered, the first one since 1979, the most serious international event that could happen to the united states. and i think these congressman are completely within bound to try to pursue what happened in benghazi. if they have got 30 people, upwards of 30 people wounded there, that is an extraordinary development. i think they are entitled to find out from those individuals what exactly was going on that day and in the days preceding it. martha: you know, byron, we heard from leon panetta and hillary clinton how grateful they were actually they were able to get these people out safely that night. you know that is considered sort of one of the victories in a night other than that that went horribly wrong and we haven't heard from any of these victims. also the families of the four who were killed have, you know, with the exception of one of the families, mr. wolf, they have largely been silent on this they know a lot. there is no doubt, byron. >> they do and this is tota

. >> i think the entire way the administration has handled the benghazi affair has been abnormal. >> a closer look whether someone is pressuring them to keep quiet. and while the u.s. post office loses billions of dollars this year, raises delivery costs for the rest of us and plans to cut an entire day of service, there's new word, millions of dollars going to extravagant get together. fox report, who is being wined and dined with postal cash. and also, baby fever hits london with reports of a split between william and kate, one wants a girl and the other prefers a boy. i'm harris falkner, we begin with new fallout from the september 11th terror attack last year, on our u.s. consulate in libya. allegations emerging that survivors currently recovering at walter reed medical center in washington d.c. are being told to keep quiet about what happened that night. that's according to south carolina senator lindsey graham, who told fox news the obama administration is being unusually tight-lipped compared to other international events. >> and remember, this administration leaked every deta

hillary may have gotten information from benghazi.n jay carney was asked about it. i believe it was today. >> to your knowledge has president obama made any effort to meet with or speak with any of the benghazi survivors himself? >> we don't talk about specifics in terms of the president's visits to walter reid. >> or elsewhere? >> i don't have anything for you on that. i don't have the answer to that question. >> eric: asking carney about the allegedly 33 eyewitnesses, survivors of benghazi. your halts? >> greg: they keep saying we went to a republican president, coverup. when it's a democratic president, just shut up. where are the 33 survivors? these people were part of a horrible event. no one heard from them. >> eric: they have the film. >> bob: they have hidden it some place. >> dana: maybe the f.b.i. has interviewed them. it's strange that it has gone on this long. i understand why people are concerned about it. if you talk to the 33 people you don't get to the key question asking who pushed the video? they had nothing to do wi

keep in mind the fbi couldn't even get into benghazi for weeks. there before anybody else. martha: unbelievable. >> ultimately if the american people want to know there will be a select committee. martha: congressman wolf, thank you. please keep us posted, thank you. >> we will do that. thank you very much. martha: thank you, sir. have a good day. bill: quick check of the markets on a tuesday morning. how about an eight-day rally? is that possible? will the dow 30 see another all-time high? will investors look this some profits? 14,440 is on the monitor at 9:39 in the morning. that is amazing number. martha: it is. especially given the economic backdrop, hard to explain some ways but perhaps the u.s. is still the best market going out there, right? bill: take a bet on the market and take a bet on this. we're only hours away from making history at the vatican. cardinals about to meet for the first day of the conclave today. but with no clear front-runner, or is there? how long can we expect them to take? martha: it could take a while. we'll talk ab

it is not clear whether what the administration provided on benghazi is enough for these senators to stand down and say -- and pull back from what you showed graham saying he's hell bent on answers or else he won't move forward with a confirmation. it is unclear yet whether it's enough. certainly on the drone memos, it would seem to be enough to get the democrats who have said that they wanted to see those memos. we still haven't heard for sure but this is clearly an attempt by the administration to push along brennan's confirmation. >> chris, you know, it's interesting. carrie said is it enough? that question after the chuck hagel situation where it turns in to a loss for republicans, because after all the time spent that could have perhaps been focused on other issues, the nomination went through, when is it ever going to be enough with benghazi for these three senators? >> i don't think it's ever going to be enough. the part i would say that's perplexing is so senator kerry when he was confirmed as secretary of state did not face these kind of questions. >> exactly. >> when he was

let me say this about benghazi.-- benghazi was a tragedy that felt as a senator and i feel even more now as secretary. >> reporter: diplomatic security source told fox they believe secretary clinton did not visit survivors at walder reed. we asked the state department and they did not respond to that question, jenna. jenna: we'll look forward to that response. what about the response on the hill? >> reporter: several republicans in the house as well as the senate are calling on the state department simply to identify the injured and make them available to congressional investigators. so far their calls have been unanswered. >> the state department has not given us the names of those people that were attacked. that were there that have first-hand knowledge of this information. they have given us zero documents. they are allowed what is called and in camera review where we look at documents as they look over our shoulder. >> reporter: in addition to the state department employees, fox has learned through its reporting

the benghazi killings leave room for criticism.n very critical on this show look at facts about that. the claims of $1.4 billion in white house perks and excess, they fail on the facts in simple fairness. congresswoman bachmann apparently got her information from a 131-page self-published book by a long-time republican lobbyist. the book provides no specific sourcing for the claims it makes. no sourcing. according to the "washington post," which dug deep into this, the only scholarly work on the subject was published in 2010 by the left-leaning brookings institution. it found the bush white house in 2008 cost about $1.6 billion to run. nearly $1.1 billion of which went to the seek are the service, and the white house chopper fleet, not perks. if congressman michele bachmann is right -- and that's a big if -- the current occupants are cheaper. as for the five chefs, five cooks would be more like it unlike on commercial flights the lion's share of meals are prepared fresh on board. 0 pa 50 passengers, several meals on a flight, that'

her e-mails on benghazi headed to congress. taxes versus entitlements on capitol hill today. which one is better for your wallet? congressman paul ryan, the budget guy, will be here live to explain his vision for america's future. >> brian: he's the budget guy. the main stream media is shocked. they can't believe that tv show about "the bible" could have a divine following. what's all the buzz about this bible thing? the executive producers mark burnett, roma downey, married to each other, producing that series here live again. "fox & friends" starts now. >> steve: welcome to our tuesday telecast. we've had a very busy morning already. the pope was installed earlier. hope you saw it live. and on this very busy day, gretchen is out and anna is in. >> anna: good morning to you. and we do have a fox news alert to get to this morning. an explosion robbing an army depot in nevada during a training exercise. there are some initial reports coming in, several people may be dead at this hour. it happened late last night at the hawthorne

compound in benghazi. that cheryl at kinson cbs on her twitter account.ant to subpoena people? >> absolutely. i've seen part of these documents and i don't know what-- >> who is the chairman. >> chairman issa. >> greta: he was just here. i'm going to chat with him in the green room. no, we pound on this every single day. slowly, but surely, the documents keep trickling out from the state department. we work on this every day and not going to let go of this. >> greta: you've got to subpoena these names. you've got to subpoena these, and depose them and put them under oath or you're never going to get the answer. >> amen. i vote yea. i agree with you. i agree with you. >> greta: more than two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. and every day since, we've worked hard to keep it. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy. we've shared what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. bp's also committed to america. we support nearly two-hundred-fifty thousand jobs and invest more here than anywhere else. we'

personnel were in benghazi for the state department and c.i.a.e deaths of ambassador stevens, shaken smith and the former seals who worked for the c.i.a. annex. about 33 people were evacuated on 9/11. for the first time in the last six months since the attack, on the mission and the c.i.a. out post known as annex they went on the record of how many employees there were hurt. >> one with smoke inhalation at the temporary mission facility. one at the annex who was seriously injured and another at the annex who was less seriously injured and we also had a contractor. >> reporter: to get this information, saying the state department has been clear from the beginning but we went back to the lexus search and we found that not to be the case. >> gregg: what more are we hearing from house republicans on this? >> some rbs in the house say they have been calling on the state department to identify the injured and make them available to congressional investigators. one lawmaker is threatening to subpoena the survivors. >> the state department has not given

search for answers in the benghazi terror attack. sources confirming to fox news libyan national has been deta detained in libya. fox news also confirming three survivors of the attack were diplomatic security agents. two were hurt at the cia in the second wave of the attack. the third suffered smoke inhal ration at the consulate. we have been demanding to have more about the attack. >> he disappeared more than a year ago now this movie executive gavin smith was murdered. investigators revealing his mercedes was found at a storage facility on february 21st. it was connected to a convicted drug dealer who is also a person of interest. his wife had some type of a relationship people say. smith the married for of three was last seen driving or leaving a friend's house lahrs may. his body has never been found. the obama administration told you that hundreds not thousands of illegal immigrants were released from local jails because of the sequestration. but immigration and customs enforcement director john morton now admits more than 2,00