consulate in benghazi. >> it's 5100 new prit emails. the state department redacted 329 of them because they retain classified secret information that should not have been sent under state department rules. here is one from may 2010 on iran. the administration held secret talks with iran on the nuclear deal. here is another about a call that secretary clinton had with netanyahu in 2010 and under department rules that she said she knew about any communication involving a head of state is automatically classified whether it's marked classified or not at the time. now, this one is not classified but it is interesting. it is from her daughter chelsea the night of the benghazi attack on september 2012 in response to her mother's private e-mail about them. i'm so sorry. a painful reminder of how long it took modernism to take root in the u.s. has been reported later in their e-mailics change that night, secretary clinton wrote her back that the attack was committed by an al-qaeda-like group contradicting her official statement that it may have

we get a phone call from tripoli or benghazi or whatever.verify that there is a location there that needs to be hit, send a tornado at nato and then it's gone. >> really? >> yeah. >> how does that feel knowing you can call in a tomahawk missile over there? >> it's out of the movies. >> did anyone think it was possible that in their lifetime they were going to see the end of this son of a bitch? most people are telling me they never dreamed. >> i don't know if you call them dreams, hopes, wishes. it was just something in the sky, something i look at every night. >> right. >> but when i hit that point and got into misrata and stood on gadhafi's body, any dream will come true. >> what's the situation now? >> it's fluid. it can swing any direction. >> well, look, what happened in benghazi a few months ago, i mean. what does this mean to the country? >> i think there is a dark, mysterious hand that doesn't like this country to prosper. they see system and organization as a big enemy to them. these concerns are slowly getting diminished. it's a ma

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gowdy told me that he never mentions benghazi on the campaign trail. he says benghazi is about four murdered americans, and that it's not about marco rubio, secretary clinton, or president obama. on that last topic, as the lead investigator into benghazi and former secretary of state hillary clinton, gowdy has received some criticism for endorsing a candidate that could some calling it a conflict of interest. michael: thanks, patrick. wyff 4 has a way for you to give back on this new year's ev in fact one day left to give. , we've teamed up with the greenville news and the asheville citizen-times for the holiday sunshine fund. we have been talking about it all christmas season. every dollar donated goes straight to helping someone in need here in the carolinas. after counting today's donations of $6,340, we now have a grand total of $96,868. we could get to $100,000. again it's the last day to , donate. just send your gift to, p.o. box 1688 greenville, sc 29602. or you can give online at wyff4.com. look for the holiday sunshine fund on our home page. c

was prepared to respond to the benghazi attack. it says quote we have identified the forces that could move to benghazi. they are spinning up as we speak. the e-mails contradict complaints by leon pen npanetta there was no time to get forces on time. it was a green light they were waiting for in the state department. it killed four americans including ambassador chris stevens. >> rahm emanuel talking about the growing crisis surrounding the stays police department. this as a third police surveillance video is released. the december 2012 video shows officers surrounding phillip coleman in his prison cell and tazing him several times. he later died after a reaction to antipsychotic drugs. the officers were cleared of wrong doing by the review board. the family filing a lawsuit. >> a judge ordering that case to go before a jury for reported alleged involvement in the death of freddie gray. gray died from a spinal cord injury obtained while he was in police custody. porter is one of six baltimore police officers to be charged with murd

democrats on the benghazi committee were quoting whether they should even continue to serve on the benghazi committee. had were arguing that it devolved into such a partisan affair, perhaps designed to undermine hillary clinton, particularly in the aftermath of majority leader mccarthy's comments that partially derailed his speaker bid, suggesting the benghazi team was created for hillary clinton. duck people in, both parties who have suggested that this investigation is about you. this investigation is about 4 people who were killed representing our country on foreign soil. what happened before, during, and after the attacks that killed them. it's about what this country owes to those who risk their lives to serve it. it's about the fundamental obligation of government to tell the truth, always, to the people it purports to represent. madame secretary, not a single member of this committee signed up to investigate you or your e-mail. signed up to investigate, and therefore honor the lives of 4 people that we sent into a dangerous country to represent us. and to do everything we can to prev

the benghazi hearing themselves, which were completely botched again with the help of media.onducted in a way that, that in any way exposes the real truth and lastly, the insane fighting, among the republicans themselves. led by another coal carrier, donald trump. so attacking each other that they left her an obama out of almost all of the debates. those words proper nouns are missing. that was a great opportunity. a whole summer and fall. to make the case against the candidacy. not made. >> we had expansive naughty lists, we're going to speed up the nice list, politics 2016. steve? >> my nice list is bernie sanders. somebody that i don't agree with very often. don't agree with on anything. i like the fact that he's run a spirited campaign, built on grassroots, he's raised a lot of money, he says the things that he believes. he is saying these things as a socialist. which i think presents interesting questions for the democrats. he's making an argument that i think is an authentic argument, missing in our politics. >> democratic representative joe kennedy iii and republican f

look at what he did with the benghazi hearings. charles: the modus operandi has worked for donald trump. >> this one politician from washington anyone in the field would have wanted the endorsement from. this is a good get for marco rubio. that's what donald trump realized and that's probably why he went after him. charles: did gowdy mess up the benghazi hearings and let it go on too long? could he have handled that differently? >> i think he could have. so donald trump has a point there. but how much of an impact trey gowdy's endorsement will have, outside of south carolina, i don't think it will make that much of an impact. >> jeb bush is the loser with this. charles: i hope jeb bush wasn't up for it. i probably shouldn't have said that. for more on the raced to the white house you don't want to miss. "cavuto: coast to coast." he's going to be joined by dr. ben carson, that's a one-two punch tomorrow on fox business. bill clinton ready to hit the campaign trail for hillary. is he a womanizer or a sexist? is he both? this is one h

urgent military help as the attack of benghazi was unfolding. quote -- this appears to contradict various claims in the benghazi hearings that there were no time for the u.s. forces to get in the scene in libya where of course four americans were killed. mercedes, you know, i feel like every time something comes out we're closer and closer to a smoking gun and the american public, they want justice on this. >> first, i'm so glad that you all are covering this. obviously, the mainstream media will ignore this topic. and with that being said, this e-mail shows the political and strategic incompetence of the state department and of the obama administration. obviously, we knew that there was eight hours of this attack going on of the siege in the first two hours when the ambassador died, but yet there was a cia annex that if they had the opportunity when the e-mail was sent, they had two or three hours to get there, and so again, i think it was a missed opportunity. i think, again, the fact that hillary clinton and the obama administration just refu

i have seen the you cannot tell me you have done that every single time. >> you are correct the benghazi facility did not meet the standards that we did not build that facility. there is a difference if we have to except what we can lease and upgrade in the meantime but when we build the facilities. >> what do you consider tripoli? >> we least that. >> see you take an american to put them out there in a very difficult circumstances and we need our diplomats up there to engage. deal think they care there is a difference if you build that or somebody else? you certify it is secure and you don't do that with a regular practice it is regular practice to offer refers one real looking at happened in london that is why we keep having these hearings. believe the congress to believe every facility we put people into a safe and secure when you offer a river after a river after a river you did it with a gauzy in tripoli in before -- and before in benghazi. >> nobody is more cognizant than i am. >> you just sat here to tell is every building we put people in. >> everything that we build. >> that is

because of what happened with benghazi. and on c-span, this program where she spoke before congress. i was extremely upset because they asked her a lot of questions about that and she can talk a real good talk, but she did not answer the questions. and they just had on one of the news channels, i don't remember which one, the state department under hillary did have an approval to help ambassador stevens get the help he needed, so we could go to benghazi and find out what was going on. she is not a leader, as far as i am concerned. as far as rubio, all the people that are in congress are dealing a charge card they can use for necessary travel or government business. rubio took his charge card and charged $22,000 to the american people for his own, personal use. butid pay it back essentially, if they had not found out, i don't know if he would have. thief. want a liar and a i want somebody i know i can trust. thank you for letting me talk and it would like to wish everybody else in merry christmas. host: senator john mccain a

>> jimmy: "13 hours: the secret ldiers of benghazi." it opens january 15th. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: guillermo told me you had a pit bull back there and i believed it. >> i saw your reaction, does he? that was amazing. >> jimmy: before we get to the prank story, this is not your typical michaelbey movie. there's action but it's real based on a r real story. >> yeah, based on the most incredible true story about -- it's a story i don't think a lot of people know. i think people think they know about benghazi. i didn't know all the details until i read the book. the true heroes wrote the book and it's about the six guys that went in to try to save ambassador stevens that night and ended up saving 299 american lives they were under siege by 250, 290 guys, 13 hours straight. it's a pretty harrowing story. unbelievable. >> jimmy: you play a real person? >> i do. i do, yeah. >> jimmy: is he named in the movie? >> in the book he's actually one of the guys that's still remaining confidential but in the book they call him jack sia. t

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i think people think they know about benghazi. until i read the book. the true heroes wrote the book and it's about the six guys that went in to try to save ambassador stevens that night and ended up saving 29 american lives. they were under siege by 250, 290 guys, for 13 hours straight. it's a pretty harrowing story. >> jimmy: you play a real >> i do. i do, yeah. >> jimmy: is he named in the movie? >> in the book he's actually one of the guys that's still remaining confidential but in the book they call him jack silva. and he's a navy seal and basically the story is, they're contractors by the cia. time. the crazy part about this story is they have no obligation to go. so they didn't have to go in and save anybody. they could have just stayed where they were and stayed safe and they put their lives on the line immediately. >> jimmy: did you meet the man you're playing in the movie? >> i did. he's such an incredible guy. amazing to see these guys how unassuming they are. if you saw them at bar, you wouldn't go, you're a navy s.e.a.l. they're just the gr

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tweets, trump- who is the frontrunner in the republican primary race- called gowdy's work on the benghazi panel a failure- south carolina's republican party chairman, matt moore, fired back on twitter- saying an attack on gowdy is an attack on south carolina as a whole. "we are very proud of him. he is a strong conservative and i reject these sort of nasty name calling that people are throwing at congressman gowdy." i did reach out to congressman gowdy's office in washington for a response- i did not get a call back before this aired. live, ww wis news 10 the usc men's basketball team will head into the new year with a perfect record and a top 25 ranking. in the latest ap poll has the gamecocks sitting at number 24--one spot up from their number 25 ranking last week. after a win over saint john's last week, usc is 11 and oh. their next game is at home against memphis on saturday...before they start sec play on january 5th. as much of the country gets pummeled with snow--the most we'll see here is coming up, ben tanner has a look at your full forecast for the rest of the week. is also a go

a possible smoking gun in the benghazi investigation. the pentagon to hillary clinton shows that our u.s. military was, in fact, prepared to respond to the benghazi terror attacks. the e-mail reads, quote, we have identified the forces that could move to benghazi, they are spitting up as we speak. that means they were getting ready to go to try to save people. well that e-mail contradicts claims made by defense secretary leon panetta at the time that there was no time to get forces to libya. it appears that all that was needed was a green light from the state department to the pentagon. that's interesting. the 2012 attacks killing four americans, including our ambassador chris stevens. >>> two afghan trainees are missing at this hour from an air force base in south georgia. the two didn't show up for duty monday at moody air force base. they are now being sought by federal authorities. air force officials say that both men had been at that base since february. they say they were screened before they came in to the united states more than

remember this from the benghazi comments that he said on hannity. >> everybody thought hillary clinton was unbeatable, right? but we put together a benghazi special committee, a select committee. what are her numbers today? her numbers are dropping. why? because she's untrustable. >>> what do you make of that? >> is untrustable a word? >> no. >> that cost him the speakership. i think that was a huge red flag. showed he wasn't ready for prime-time. that might have been up there in the top ten of political gaffes. >> you agree? >> i think so. we benefited tremendously from the fact that mccarthy basically admitted that republicans were more interested in partisan warfare than anything else. and hillary clinton emerged p/e benghazi hearings with her numbers on the rise after that 11 hours of testimony. and she looked more like a victim than someone being really examined at that point. >> speaking of hillary clinton this is something that she's been stung by citing her ties to well take a listen. >> not only do i have hundreds of thousands of donors mos

look at what happened with benghazi. look at all of the problems that she has caused. she is a big factor in this. and then i hear her holier than thousand, donald trump look, hillary is going to lose. the fox poll came out. i'm leading i'm beating her by a lot. i'm beating everybody actually, by a lot. including all of the republicans. the last person she want to run against and i know this for a fact is me. look i understand hillary clinton. first of all she doesn't have the strength or the stamina to be president. she does not have the strength or the stamina. in we have another four years of barack obama. we have a lot of problems. we won't have a country left. >> now what she is playing to is two things. she is trying to get independent voters to say that donald trump's a kook and extremist. number the two point she makes is that you help isis by portraying the united states as anti-muslim. that actually helps the extremist recruit. do youdo you see that point? >> no, i don't see it at all. the last person that isis wants in that position, the position of presiden

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i hope he does a lot better for marco than he did for the benghazi hearings because they were not good was not a pretty picture. melissa: guy, this was your story, how meaningful is this? separate from donald trump -- >> total not food. -- good. >> that is really good. >> guy benson has one of the best donald trump impressions of all time. >> i appreciate it. this is helped by politics. if trey gowdy endorsed by trump and said something nice about trump he would be greatest chairman. >> would be huge. huge. >> this is a good get for the rubio campaign, no question about it. ted cruz racked up a number of good endorsements, significant endorsements over past couple weeks. to roll out trey gowdy well-respected among republican grassroots. he is a fighter using his prosecutorial oversight role to ask tough questions in committee. this is something obviously rubio people are excited about. one caveat, do endorsements matter that much? seems political rules are out the window but will this make any difference? melissa: this is narrowed down between a race between three people. i wonder how

he hopes he does a better job than he did at the benghazi hearings. were a total disaster. he didn't win with those hearings. it was a total, not good for republicans and for the country. beyond republicans, it was very bad for the country. i hope he does a lot better for marco than he did for the benghazi hearings. >> i'm joined by the "hardball" round table. rebecca, in any political universe, is it a good thing for marco rubio to have the backing of an establishmentarian like mr. gowdy? >> maybe in an alternate political universe, not in the one we are currently living in. here's the thing. in this election cycle, republican voters have been drawn to donald trump because he is not a republican elected official, because he represents the exact opposite of what we consider the republican establishment. trey gowdy, though well respected among conservatives and was one of the first elected official to come of the tea party wave, the fact is he is an elected official. it doesn't do marco rubio a lot of good in terms of getting votes from some of these t

on twitter, saying i hope gowdy does better for rubio than he did at "the benghazi hearings which were a total disaster for republicans. meanwhile, the number of republicans running for president is down one this morning. pataki posted this video on his twitter and facebook accounts last night.. saying he was suspending his campaign. he was at less than one-half of one percent of support in last week's c-n-n poll. our state's new education savings account program is getting an endorsement from a big name this morning.... presidential candidate jeb bush! the former florida governor held a telephone town hall in carson city yesterday, and he praised our state lawmakers for going big and bold to create the voucher program. bush said there's too much federal regulation in education, and leaders are too focused on the economic needs, and not enough on the student learning. and in just a few hours, operation fire heat will be providing christmas to a family of three that lost everything when their apartment went up in flames. this is what operation fire heat does all season long...we've tagg

it opens questions about benghazi. it is not like trey gowdy is a hero in either world. it's not like he's a national figure. it's not like he is with some big figure like john mccain. what mileage does rubio get in iowa? that must be some reason they really believe this will help. nicolle: we will get to the bottom of it. john: you have heard of three wise men, where here is a story that involves a zero. christmas, ted cruz called members of the media to carson's home outside of baltimore. after walking between the bedroom and living room, he settled on his man cave for the interviews, there amid tables of poland ping-pong, carson sent to these reporters that he intended to shake up his campaign. as soon as they reported what carson had said, he almost immediately walked it all back after a call with his campaign manager. like all good holiday stories, this one ends with dominant. lemon. donn here's my leading question. will wearson is doomed, look back and say that it was foreign policy and experience and lack of command that killed him, or is it just a crappy campaign

just as the attack was beginning and benghazi.d the forces that could move to benghazi. they are spinning up as we see. never responded to. no decision was ever made. none was dispatched to the consulate. >> let's bring in former army special operations. the definitive report. jack murphy. you know what you are talking about with this. could they have been saved? >> unfortunately, i do not think so. also, the special forces. if you look at the timelines involved, they would have hit the crowd about the time that they annex being hit. they would have gotten at that time. stuart: could they have presented substitute subsequent attacks? >> we had no idea what could have been coming after that. it probably would have been prudent to deploy some troops there. >> they never took off. >> i believe some forces were deployed to europe. >> they never even took off. >> no. stuart: you were a special ops guy. you are not happy. >> a real tragedy to the whole incident. so many warning signs leading up to it. we should have seen it. we should h

but we put together a benghazi special committee, a select committee, what are her numbers today? her numbers are dropping. >> chairman tray gowdy insisted he was not playing politics. >> this investigation is about four people who were killed representing our country on foreign soil. >> by thanksgiving, two democrats and three republicans had quit the race. and trump hid the camp wayne trail for the first time. >> good evening, isn't he the best? he will be the best president ever. >> well, donald trump rapped up the year with a new companies. calling for a temporary ban on foreign muslims coming into the united states after the attack in san bernardino. it went over big in his rallies. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states, until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> trump insisted the ban was not about religion but security. most of his republican rivals said they did not support the idea. but they also did not rule out supporting trump if he becomes the nominee. >> i don't beli

he admitted his comment about benghazi and the poll numbers wasn't helpful.lican leaders asked congressman paul ryan to run. he made it clear he did not want the job but he finally gave in after republicans agreed his demand including weekend at home with his family. >> it is my privilege to hand this gavel to the speaker of the house congressman and honorable paul ryan. >> speaker ryan said the house is broken and he vowed to wipe the slate clean. he called for republicans and democrats to pray for each other. >> 2015 saw the first real hoover board in action. don't pull out your wallet just yet. this year's biggest break through in science up next. when heartburn hits fight back fast tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue and neutralizes stomach acid at the source tum, tum, tum, tum smoothies! only from tums >>> we visited our plan tear neighbors in 2015 and some >> some inventions pushed boundaries of technology. in our slide show i will look back at the year in science. we learned from among other things the red planet might n

than in the benghazi hearings. i have been seeing on twitter many people angry about the whole thing. marco has been strong for amnesty and weak at the border. a lot of people are upset with trey for doing that. >>> ted cruz has been rising in the polls and leading in iowa. cruz announcing a six-day 36 county swing through the state after the new year. chris christie is back in iowa holding two town halls. jeb bush is at home in florida today before heading to new hampshire on tuesday. the democratic side, bernie sanders begins a campaign week out west with several stops in las vegas before returning to iowa. >>> the chicago police department and city's mayor under scrutiny after an officer fatally shot two people this weekend while answering an domestic violence call. a march to city hall demanding that mayor emanuel resign. the deaths of bettie jones and quintonio legrier were ruled as homicides according to the medical examiner. we have more with cnn's ryan young. >> reporter: you can see where hundreds of peopl

embassy in benghazi was attacked. for seven years he was required by the government to buy an insurance policy for $4,000 each time he was sent overseas. but after his death, c.i.a. benefit. it turns out there was a loophole in the policy. only payments could be made to a wife or heirs. he never married or had children. >> what's the c.i.a.'s justification for forcing you to buy a policy? would you have to ask sk them. >> and you get no benefits? >> that's politics, isn't it? >> today, a bill was filed to close the loophole. the overseas security personal fairness and was lan. ed by congressman stephen lynch. >> there are many families who have gone through this and they might need that money. it's not inexpensive to bury a child and then to have the government say, i'm sorry, his life is not worth a penny. it's very, very painful, and quite insulting. >> she's grateful for their perseverance. she said putting her son's name is an honor, but his real legacy are the lives he saved the day that the embassy was attacked.