i didn't even know the he was in benghazi. trish: telephone call from who at the time? >> i don't know. trish: someone called you. >> i don't know. trish: that he had died? >> he was dead. yes. trish: and then what happened? >> then i bust outcrying a lot. i don't know what happened after that. they have not gotten back to me. i want them to tell me what happened. i want the government, not to call me a liar because that is incredible. i don't lie like that. she is a proven liar. that is neither here nor there. i want to know why my son was dead, when he asked for security, as i said. i spoke to him almost every day. almost every day. if it wasn't speaking then it would be a little notation that came to me, a little e-mail or something, but every day i talked to him. why can't the government -- what was that? trish: he knew he was vulnerable, he knew security was not what it should be. >> yes, exactly. trish: despite all of this, she went through the testimony that she gave before congress. they weren't reallyable to find anything concrete in terms of the, you know, abs

this time on benghazi. >> libya was a different kind of calculation. >> no. >> we didn't lose a single person. deirdre: navy seal wonders aloud why she didn't count four americans who died in benghazi in her thinking. he is with me after this. ♪ when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. [engines revving] you can't have a hero, if you don't have a villain. the world needs villains [tires screeching] and villains need cars. ♪ then your eyes may see it, differently.ave allergies. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase changes everything. deirdre: donald trump's rivals are slamming him over violence at rallies. last night hillary clinton compa

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anybody following benghazi, unfortunately i would say benghazi has been in the news so much many americans probably aren't paying a lot of attention to it. it may not alter how they vote in primaries or the general election. the hearings are still going on, the investigation by the house panel. so you know, at a bare minimum, if not hillary clinton, somebody close to her could call mrs. smith and not only express what hillary said, whether it is true or not, that she deeply regrets what happened, give her a little bit of substance what really occurred that night. we've seen testimony come out, no question, big questions themselves about the security. i can tell you this, deirdre, catherine herridge has done exceptional reporting on this. this was preplanned event. a mortar is very imprecise weapon unless you know where your mortar is exactly meters where your target is, those rounds that fell on two of our people, that killed them at annex were exactly on target from the minute they left the tube to the minute they impacted on roof. this was preplanned event from start to finish. the notio

. >> on the night of the attack in benghazi, your daughter -- [inaudible] however, some of the families came in july to them. let's listen in. >> hillary and obama and amanda opsahl made as a video when they knew it was not the video. they said they would let me know what the outcome was. >> secretary clinton, did you lie to them? >> you know, i feel a great deal of sympathy for the family from the four brave americans that we lost at benghazi. i can't even imagine the grief that she has for losing her son. but she is rob. she is absolutely wrong. nicole: so far wisdom has earned 1220 delegates while sanders has 574. 2400 delegates are needed for the nomination. north korea has fired two short-range ballistic missile. they also scrapped all agreements with the southland commercial exchange products and with liquidated south korean left behind in the territory. the moves came as south korea and the united states carry out large-scale military drums come large-scale military drums come as something the called nuclear war. >> north korea wasn't north korea wasn't elimination test fire miss

he has done a fabulous job with the benghazi committee.t his service on the benghazi committee, what we have seen come to light because of that committee, further illustrates that the president's foreign policy has been an absolute failure, and his willingness to close guantanamo bay and send the world's worst enemy combatants to a location near some of us is simply the icing on a disastrous cake. baking into american history a terrible eight-year run on foreign policy. before i talk about one-time obey, let's look at his -- guantanamo bay, let's look at his international interactions. you will agree, we simply cannot afford four more years of obama-style foreign policy led by hillary clinton. we cannot afford that. [applause] that an american president would travel to other nations and demand that walls come down and freedom be expanded. reagan traveled to berlin and called for the iron curtain to be torn down and the soviet union. they listened. do we really think that when president obama visits havana, that political prisoners will be

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conservatives love blaming hillary for benghazi.hey push benghazi like an italian waiter pushes parmesan. "that's enough. that's enough. i'm good." [ laughter ] "yeah, i said when. i said when, like, long -- no, like, no, thank you -- no, thank you. i'm really done. yeah, that's -- yes, that's -- no, i don't want -- no, thank you, i'm fine." [ laughter ] "no, i don't want pepper, thank you." now, luckily for clinton, benghazi is not an issue that will hurt you with democratic voters. but she still has to be careful about making that type of unforced error on issues that her supporters actually care more about. you know, and avoiding those mistakes should be very easy. so easy, in fact, we turn it into a new segment. ♪ welcome to this "it should be easy," people, where it seems easy, because it is! [ laughter ] our contestant tonight is the candidate for president and ex-first lady, making voters around the country say, "ah, fine." give it up for hillary rodham clinton! [ cheers and applause ] whew! so, let's start the game off with

consulate in benghazi. the wounded warrior project has been fired for lavish spending. the leading veterans charity, ceo both dismissed them it criticism about how the organization spent the $800 million raised over the past four years. according to the tax forms, spending on conferences and meetings rose from $1.7 million in 2010 to 26 million in 2014. the ceo reportedly entered on horseback by segue and repelling down a wall. sources tell cbs that retired senior military officers are now considered to take over the organization. nicole: the former first lady nancy reagan will be put to rest today. her extraordinary life will be celebrated in a ceremony at the reagan plan to sell. eulogies will be given by nancy's two children, ron reagan junior and patty davis. dozens of dignitaries including former president george w. bush, jimmy carter and four of america's first ladies are to attend. in what promises to be an especially emotional moment no one ever her husband's love letters to her about the event at the ceremony. lauren: that is so sweet. tension escalating in a f

tyler touched on the benghazi issue. i think after that 11, 13-hour issues. feel like most americans have really heard enough from hillary about benghazi. >> it's a pause from the drip, drip, drip. >> right. and for her, it came across as a day at the office. although i think it will come back and we'll hear more about it, it's not going away, i think most people feel she's dealt with it, move on. >> you mentioned whether the cuba policy goes back to how you believe in capitalism. that raises the question. what if you believe in socialism, which is an issue in this democratic primary. we'll hear from all of you a little bit more. i suspect he might disagree with some of what you said. >> just a little bit. >> what we're going to do is sneak in a little break here, political coverage will continue. we have the four presidential candidates all picking up wins tonight, putting delegates on the board, clinton, cruz, sanders and donald trump. meanwhile, we are following, as we've been saying, the terror attack in belgium. we'll speak live to an american who shelte

talk about benghazi they can. david: harlan, the fact you know what has happened as a result of these things. i think she is getting tired personally. and frankly this -- >> come on. david: this campaign has been exhausting for everybody. no come on, about it. ohio by the way has a lot in common with michigan. nobody expected her to miss michigan. she was expected by all polls to win michigan. she didn't in the end. bernie sanders carried it off. is ohio, because it is also manufacturing state and midwest, is that going to be like michigan was, harlan? >> let me go back to that real quick. you know, hillary clinton has shown a pattern of lying. about benghazi, about libya, about a whole host of issues. sidney blumenthal. we're just supposed to believe this is gaffe, she made a mistake this, is taken out of conn text. i don't buy it. i'm tired of getting this line from the hillary campaign and hillary apologists. you know -- we move past that. >> that was fact wall. >> you're spinning. this is typical, straight out

>> the first question, she doubled down on the benghazi thing. the second question, whenever she shows vulnerability, charles, she shows strength. a lot of people site of as a difference from her personality. a lot of people think it shows courage to show vulnerability. she did herself a favor when she said i'm not the politician my husband is. charles: you can play the vulnerability/victim card so much. >> i think it's a good point showing vulnerability makes you more real and human to people. when you are calling the mother of a man killed in benghazi a liar, that does not win you favor with people. top watch sean smith's mother on tv. all she wants is answers. parents of people who serve their country wetter in the military or state department, they deserve those answers. and to dismiss it with the wipe of a hand is ridiculous and it won't do anything to win her favor. >> i think the people who are still have much involved in the benghazi discussion, and people like the family members, there are many people who just tend to just gloss this ove

a change on a lawsuit from a former staffer on the benghazi committee. nbc's chief legal correspondent, ari melber, joins me with more. >> you might remember, last october, when the benghazi committee investigator claimed that he was terminated in part for not targeting hillary clinton. he was a former staffer and he was alleging that he was, quote, singled out because of his military service and because he was unable to go along with what was called a hyperfocus on secretary clinton. we want to bring an update that's important in this story. he has now dropped, dropped that claim from his filing that is against the lawsuit. in fact, his new filing here that amends that original suit does not mention hillary clinton at all anymore. i wanted to reach out about this, because it's an interesting development. benghazi committee chairman trey gowdy gave me a new statement in response to this development. this is first on msnbc and i want to read it to our viewers. it says, "our thorough fact-centered investigation into benghazi is not about the former secreta

. >> you have 30 seconds, senator. >> well, i'm not going to comment on the benghazi tragedy. but i will say this -- a series of articles in the "new york times" talked about secretary clinton's role in urging the administration to go forward with regime change, getting rid of gadhafi in libya. gadhafi was a brutal dictator, no question. one of the differences between the secretary and i is i'm not quite so aggressive with regard to regime change. i voted against the war in iraq because i had a fear of what would happen the day after. secretary clinton talks about henry kissinger winning the praise of henry kissinger. i don't want henry kissinger's praise at all. >> we're taking a break. >> translator: we will deal with more topics in a moment. >> we remind you you can download and we'll come back with the democratic debate. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? (phone rings) hi mom! hi dad! some people get to

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the mother of a murdered benghazi victim. just plain wrong in her allegations with clinton. about whether she lied to the benghazi victims and to the american public about what happened that terrible night when four americans were killed at the diplomatic compound in libya. she said the attack was spontaneous. privately, telling a different story. here is what she said that the debate. >> secretary clinton, on the night of the attack in benghazi -- however, you lied. >> all told me it was a video. they know that it was not the video. they said that they would let me know what the outcome was. >> look, i feel a great he alone sympathy for the families of the four brave americans that we lost that benghazi. i certainly cannot imagine the grief that she has for losing her son. she is wrong. she is absolutely wrong. >> that mother sat down with me in an exclusive interview where she blast clinton. demand that they tell the truth. >> i was there and we were nose to nose at the coffin ceremony. >> she said, she was going to check and if it is any different, she would call me back.

if trump versus clinton trump will be on benghazi keep going after it. necessitate does she need to say i may have fouled that up here is what i have to say. >> she is not going to do that. ; last night she answered she said that the amount of information that we're getting kept changing vis-a-vis terrorism versus video that they gave the families whatever information they had so that is her position. the best thing she can do is stay away from benghazi, and talk about something that she is yet to really talk about -- jobs. >> how to grow the economy, what a clinton presidency will maintain to american people. >> why hayvenhurst she talked about that we all know number one issue voters want answers to -- >> i will give you a self-serving answer because i am not vying adviseing her it is amazing to me she tried to outlet bernie, and has not gotten much as a result. >> tethered to -- bill part of her problem who is real hillary clinton you know her, who is it what does that person look like. maria: some say is she lying now or lying then she expect her to

a question about benghazi. when you're more obsessed with free stuff than the death of your own citizens, grace never enters the picture. why would grieving families make up a story that we heard the day it happen? the answer, they wouldn't the better question, why would hillary lie and impugn these families? the answer, she's hillary. last night, what did we see? in one case she lied to the families. in the other, she lied to herself which causes her to lie to all of us. it was nearly four years ago they lied and covered their butts. it's deja vu but only if you gave a damn. the thing that got me. that smirk. you hear the audience booing. she's like, they're on my side. i don't care. >> and she answered it. i'm not even going to answer that question. it is ridiculous. >> if it is ridiculous, say yes. if i'm indicted, i will step aside. just hike someone said would you quit fox if the yankees win next season. okay, yes. there was so much more of that going on. she starts talkinging and she lets the lies flow ou

conservatives love blaming hillary for benghazi.esan. "that's enough. that's enough. i'm good." [ laughter ] "yeah, i said when. i said when, like, long -- no,

liz: you are a member after select committee on benghazi.hat did you think of the former secretary of state hillary clinton saying quote we didn't lose anyone in benghazi. i'm sure they will try later to quantify what she may have meant by that. but you seem not like a knee jerk politician who will pounce on it. but i need to know what you thought of that statement which is a lot of people shake their heads. >> i was surprised at that statement and troubled when secretary clinton came before the benghazi select committee in that encounter we had with her, she blamed chris stevens the ambassador to libya at the time for his inability to get the security he needed. i confront her with the cables he sent to her requesting more support. my hunch is she'll be back helding. the whole benghazi situation is a terrible tragedy and dark chapter in america's life. liz: everybody, you need to keep it right here for all of the super tuesday 2.0 coverage. lou dobbs kicks off our primary coverage. what we are going to have for you is all the the informatio

we know isis black flags were flying in benghazi.e know there were other ditchmatic missions leaving. who ordered chris stevens to stay in benghazi because they put americans at risk and in danger. and what was the relationship between chris stevens and the cia in benghazi as well? dee be i want to ask for your take on loretta lynch saying hillary clinton is getting no special treatment. >> the matter is being reviewed like any like it. they look at all the facts and evidence and they will come to a determination in due time. too what you ever have a private server for emails? >> we use doj searchers at home? -- servers at home. i use the department of justice email system. deirdre: she has to straddle this incredibly difficult line. but basically she says i use what i'm supposed to use. >> there is no doubt there is a sense of favoritism given to secretary of state hillary clinton. the average american would have been found guilty of crimes and there would have been legal action taken against them. look at what happened to general d

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. >> in benghazi, a security analyst who also writes for the associatated press. good evening.k to us about what is happening right now. the tripoli government is reportedly demanding that the head of the u.n. backed council leave the capital, is that correct? >> yes. good evening. that is very correct. the unity government arrived and we have seen reaction. in fact government taking place and speaking at a conference, supporters are protesting and demanding that the government, the unity government, leave with the security council. they accuse them of breaking the laws and libyan sovereignty and they wanted them arrested. this triggered -- in charge of securing triply -- those in charge of securing tripoli and there have been clashes. host: is this something that surprises you? it seems like people on the ground were caught offguard by the arrival of the new government. isn't that an accurate assessment? reporter: yes, the arrival of the government was a shock. we do not expect them to come in anytime soon, especially after they tried to do this, landing at the airport. that i

obviously libya and benghazi, that was her idea.reign policy is led by secretary clinton as endorsed by this president is one of the reasons why donald trump, ted cruz, and obviously marco and governor kasich are doing so well in that area. charles: yeah, and you know what? also, guys. it's the reason bernie sanders is doing well too. thanks a lot, guys, because i want to talk about that next. the showdown with the democrats. bernie sanders coming on real strong. he's already pulled off a couple of upsets against hillary. some think we'll hear more about tonight. we'll discuss a democratic dogfight. next when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. theno one surface...out there. no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road.

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but i think the failure on benghazi is one of the signal failures of the obama administration. and to fail to tree tallate ever since then. >> it's been very clear we were told, there were so many investigations. this is a done deal. but these new emails that have come out have a lot in them that are quite significant to this case. let's put that up on the screen. this is a quote from a hillary clinton email. if not classified or otherwise inappropriate west coast, can you send to the "new york times" reporters who interviewed me today? >> she and all of her aides do exactly what they were doing with this system. they knew they were going over the line. that email and others that have been released demonstrate they know what's going on. if that's not specific intent for a prosecutor, i don't know what is. as a matter of law the former secretary of state is in deep legal jeopardy and she should be. bill: :30 here in -- 9:30 here in new york. donald trump with more delegates than all the other candidates put together. that does not faze john kasich. >> i may not be perfect, sir,

reporter: in benghazi, it is a most as if the war never started. soldiers take cover and a sharpshooter fires at them. ya's is where lib revolution began five years ago. today it is the so-called islamic state which is the enemy. for decades, qaddafi held libya and his grip. when he fell, there was hope that something better could be achieved. in benghazi, a promise of health. -- of help. but this was an opportunity missed. libya collapsed. two rival government and haostless -- c filled the gap. >> for a year it went by with the libyans able to set up a democratically elected parliament to start a constitution drafting process and a national dialogue process. a borderset up monitoring mission to strengthen control of libya's land borders. british government set up specific programs of assistance, but we were taking our turn from the libyans who did not want a military occupation force. wanted to be masters in their own house. reporter: the arrival of islamic state has added a new dimension to libya's problems. it was in qaddafi's hometown that i.s.

what happened when hillary clinton said there was video to blame for benghazi?his is rising to level of absurdity. melissa: in the past he has been able to turn the page quickly shifting to another issue. >> i don't think he can do that this time. melissa: we did all see, reminded me of move of aipac speech. he got sear us are. made the speech. did it in different way than he had done it before. read from a prompter. he consulted with people. sort of a wake-up moment. now we hear today he went down and met with the rnc he came out and put out what was i think first nice tweet of his whole entire life saying that i just met with the rnc. it was great. we'll unite the party. maybe he learned a lesson from this? >> most recently you should add in the birth of his grandson, his new grandson. he is a man who has, i think a little greater brett than you give him credit for there. the fact there is cumulative power what is happening here. he has to fix it. he has to change it. he has to quit talking. he has to start acting. he is doing precisely what he accused politic

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snrgs retired army general david petraeus testified in the bepg benghazi attacks.tor of the cian at the time of the attacks that left four americans dead. he previously testified in january and called in for a second time to tie up loose ends following the testimony from susan rice and ben rhoeds. president obamaousing a weekly address to call on the republicans to consider supreme court nominee. the white house is not taking no and laying out a strategy for getting merrick garland a condition fifrmation hearing. the republican leader said the nomination is dead on a arrival and the next president should fill the open on the supreme court. democrats said republicans are abdicating their duty by refusing to give garland a vote. we saw this with the white house and republican party. >> this is the time we treat a an appointment with the seriousness it deserves. our supreme court is supposed to be above politics and not an extension of politics. >> the choice is what choice will the president and democrats and republicans make. will they seek to further devoid ourinat

hearings on this benghazi thing.e all chaired by republicans but they were on the up and up so then they said, well, we've got to have a special committee because the first guys didn't get the message, this isn't about what happened, this is about what we can make people think happened. >> it gives you the idea between the fbi investigation and the link gergs questions about benghazi, the clintons feel that. they're on defense. they want to get all of this behind them. bill clinton had not just one but four events in new york city today. hillary clinton is up in the latest poll here from quinnipiac in her adopted home state. >> right. >> by 12 points. not running away with it. bernie sanders has closed strong in a lot of these states. they're a little nervous. >> let's talk about the breaking news that's been happening. donald trump meeting behind closed doors right now with the republican national committee headquarters in washington, d.c. that's usually where you are as white house correspondent. what the heck is g

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that anti-islamic video that the administration came out and said was the cause of the attack on benghazi. one of the reasons why it was attacked. >> i had heard some of the testing has happened when hillary clinton was asked, will you even be able to run if you get indicted? >> reporter: it was a fascinating question, and i thought they did an excellent job of asking questions that needed to be asked, and yet hillary clinton would not answer that question. so she basically said, i won't even answer that question, and she blamed the e-mail problems that she had on things being classified after she had moved them to her private server saying what i moved to my private serve ir -- server was not classified. it was later classified. >> always good to talk to you, my friend. >>> and joining us now to talk about tonight's debate is democratic political analyst, sean. let me follow up with what mike and i were just talking about. do you think there's a chance isis this going to be something that could come into light? say she gets a nomination it will be something the republicans use against he

stuart: the benghazi bonds that hillary lied. hillary said the benghazi mom was wrong. i have no question. >> why would they make this out. i can't think of it. is she doing it for political gain. there is no such thing. it is sick and disgusting. she's not -- is wrong yet she is accusing her of exploiting this dad of her own child just for what? just to be mean? stuart: well, the benghazi mom said when hillary saw her over the casket, hillary said it was the video. >> that's all of us, too. by which another said that to her. second of all, by which you make this up? i'm very interested to have someone post a meme summaries and why this woman would've just made to suffer the heck the heck of it. ashley: i will say the person asking the questions last night asked that question because you could hear the boos saying how dare you even mention it. stuart: they booed at because he brought it up. and they cheered wildly later on when hillary said no i'm not going to be indicted. it was a hillary crowd. only after the republican side of the election process to donald trump on

, they went deep on the benghazi thing which was sort of stunning. that is when mitt romney tried four years ago with president obama. but it is still around, when they showed the clip of bernie sanders talking about cuba. this is the type of stuff we could see from both potential candidates for general. and i thought that was good to give those candidates from the perspective of people who want them to get something out of this primary, to see them deal with those questions. >> and there was a moment at the end, with bernie sanders record of latin america, and talking about castro, and -- he was -- deep into the latin american politics. i wonder how much resonance has in the year 2016. >> we also talk about the latino vote like it's one thing, there is a latino left and a sort of latino right -- >> and the right. >> and so you have cubans who are willing to vote -- cuban-americans who are open to voting democratic. but they still don't like hearing this kind of line around castro. but you could hear that response that hillary clinton picked up on. b

this must be news to the families of the benghazi victims. did it happen? difference at this point does it make? >> she described the coming death of coal by her cold hands. >> i'm the only candidate which has a policy about how to break economic energy using coal as the key in the coal country. we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. >> in her mine, this is good. she is preparing people for a new future. the problem is it depends on a green lie. as the left fights against fossil fuel, fractioning and oil exploration, you have to wonder if they care about how people live or die. here's a question to greenies. would you want your parents' respirator powered by a windmill? fossil fuels have saved more lives than all progressive company combined. from 1970 onward, world coal usage has double. this should have led to global horror. instead, life expectancies rose dramatically. millions of peoples lives improved. no thanks to al gore or his dancing monkey leo. maybe we should applaud her honesty about coal. it is interesting t

i think that will go the way of benghazi and perhaps hopeful fantasy in some camps of the republican party. >> jessica, we have about a minute left, but i need to ask about the possibility of a contested cooention because many people are discussing what could happen in that case. >> i think people are trying to delegates there, how can we barter? but at the end of t day, we need to do what is best for the party, best moving forward. if that is a contested convention, we need to have that process play oul. it is why we have the rules that we do in the republican convention you have to reach a certain amount of delegates. it is going to be very interesting and i really hope that in this process as a group, as a coalition of people, as conservatives, that we can make theheight choice and put forth the most viable candidates to beat hillary clinton. donald trump? >> i think it is a very big possibility that there will be donald trump. we have seen anti-establishment wave sweeping the nation and i expect him toin the presidency. >> and if it is donald trump against hillary as you mentione

benghazi, libya. he talked about experiences with rolled dictators and talked about the middle east, europe and, the rest of the world. he spoke at the leadership program of the rockies in colorado springs. this is one hour. speakers,my favorite let me modify that -- my favorite speaker is your, congressman pete hoekstra. my closest friend when he served at the u.s. house of representatives together. most of these people get elected to congress -- they vote and make nice speeches. when the floor work is finished, they had for the golf course or bars in town. i was not really into that. i made friends with those that took the job seriously. that's how pete and i became friends. there is a great story. one time we let everybody leave town and there were 5-6 that stayed with pete. we went to the department of education office building and walked through the front door and started meeting people and ask what they do for a living. we started on the first floor, worked our way up. massive empire of a buildi

did you lie to the families of the benghazi victims?if you're indicted and who gave you permission to set up the private server, did you are say something in the wall street speechs you're not willing to say? >> all questions she has faced before many times and answered but all once on the stage unexpected -- >> at at once in a tough and aggressive way. you could see she thought she was taking punches not only from senator sanders because pretty good challenge from the panel as well. if you're going to run for public office, do not hire jorge ramos's daughter. some people out there are going he was prepared to ask her some tough questions. >> gloria? >> she did get some tough questions she seemed a little angry about it -- annoyed is really the word. at the end of the debate bernie sanders got hit with a video -- >> i want to acknowledge to our viewers what's going on. there's a lot of people who have been in the audience, who have gone up to the stage and they're yelling for bernie, some are yelling for hillary clinton.

martha: when comes to benghazi and huma abedin.state department because they didn't have them but now you find out there is another server. >> correct. the manner in which the state department has been producing them and inconsistent stories the state department given to federal judges, one in the judicial watch lawsuit seeking records of about huma abedin two jobs, one for hillary clinton, one for the clinton foundation and judicial watch's efforts to seek documents about benghazi and who knew what and when they knew it, the state department has given inconsistent answers. that caused these two judges to conclude it is more likely than not when hillary clinton was the secretary of state of the united states there was a conspiracy in the state department to avoid and evade federal transparency statutes. therefore these judges concluded independently of each other, i'm going to let the lawyers for judicial watch question mrs. clinton's closest aides in both of these cases. it is same people. it is the same five people. as these ques

he has done a fabulous job with the benghazi committee. and i believe that his service on the benghazi committee and what we've seen come to light because of that committee further illustrates that the president's foreign policy has been an absolute failure and his willingness to close guantanamo bay and send the world's worst enemy combatants to a location near some of us is simply the icing on a disastrous cake. baking in to american history a terrible eight-year run on foreign policy. but before i talk about guantanamo bay, let's take a look at his international interactions. and i'm sure you will agree with me that we simply cannot afford four more years of an obama-style foreign policy led by hillary clinton. we cannot afford that. [applause] it used to be that an american president would travel to sortsdze nations and demand that walls come down and freedom would be expanded. reagan traveled to berlin and called for the iron curtain to be torn down and the soviet union. they listened. do we really think that when president obama visi

that is why you see with these -- the benghazi situation, she is complete culpable. she pushed us into the libya situation. and then when gadhafi was gone, she dropped the ball entirely and she lied to the benghazi victims. to their families. this is somebody, to we want to put this person back in the white house? that will ultimately be at the american people. you see why her base is eroding. >> when a giving a presentation? >> around 4:00. sometimes around a little bit off pace. >> that will be going on all day at cpac. down the potomac river, outside of washington, d.c. marco rubio expected to speak this morning. in about two hours, we'll be covering that live on c-span. meantime, alex marlowe is her breast. -- israel. >> good morning. [indiscernible] i'm a hard-working hispanic. i got a job, i'm not getting where i canough meet my needs and all that and take care of my family. i am thinking about voting for bernie sanders, but there's a problem there, how are going to pay for all of this? we cannot pay for things that there is no money coming in for us to take ca

at the time that was happening, to select committee on benghazi on the hill was in the hot pursuit. if you talk to people at the clinton campaign, they are glad he is cooperating, and don't feel he has done anything wrong. i gather the investigation will be wrapped up in early may, and then it will be decided whether any civil complaint are going to be brought. host: but go to al in rhode island. good morning. caller: eleanor, and for john also, did you read the article that tony blair wrote for bloomberg news? it is very important. guest: that he wrote about what? caller: about the reason why trump is so important in this country. it is happening all over the world. people are fed up with the government, the governing class controlling everything, and voters have no say anymore. guest: you are correct. there are trump like figures in europe, in particular, who are on the rise. generally, in europe, and elsewhere, these figures are connected with minor parties, fringe parties, not within striking distance of getting anything more than a few seats in the parliament. what is different