. >> lou, the american people lived through benghazi experience where everyone in washington huffed andd and not held accountability. >> lou: but tray gowdy? >> we are at risk of never having the clintons if we don't have a grand jury. the entire russia collusion was made up with the help of the mainstream media one to distract president trump from the important work to save the country from the last eight year and cover up the fact that the clinton campaign and the clinton foundation had interaction with the russians individuals who wanted outcome and they went and pay the clinton foundation and got the outcomes particularly as the uranium one matter. it is unravelled before our eyes, but if we don't pick up the pace in the congress and jeff sessions appoint a special council, it will be like benghazi and the american people will not trust us and we have learned the lack of trust. >>>> lou: it will be just like benghazi and just like the irs work on conservative groups, it will be just you know, and the list goes on. the justice department is you know, like the fbi is involved in every

consulate in benghazi rice had made inaccurate public claims that the attack wasn't premeditated what our assessment is as of the present is in fact what began spontaneously in benghazi spun from there into something much much more violent rice was later forced to eat her words and admit they were in fact planned causing a massive backlash against her so she stepped back settling instead for national security adviser a tale as old as time really well if you're not slick fail secretary of state that's what i want that's all i wanted that's what i was promised and here i am and now it looks like rice is ready to netflix and chill with the streaming giant who announced that rice is coming on board on wednesday netflix co-founder and c.e.o. reed hastings put out a statement welcoming rice to the team saying that the company will benefit from her years of tackling complex global issues now netflix is the world's leading entertainment service and according to their site they have around one hundred seventeen million users and over one hundred ninety countries are continuing to expand their

remember her from the benghazi scandal? why is netflix recruiting susan rice?shley: she was ambassador to the u.n., rethinking the ceo of netflix as this. for decades, susan rice has tackled difficult complex issues with intelligence, integrity -- as we know the benghazi affair was blamed on the video susan rice. do without which he will. stuart: the caustic comments for netflix. >> i think it's safe to say if you're worried about being regulated by republican administration, why would you hire her one of the most all right democrats in recent history. ashley: to continue that, barack obama will be doing something with netflix. his administration has a big impact. stuart: i see these prominent business people. i disagree with their politics completely. jeff bezos, for example. elon musk, tesla. don't like the guy's politics. what a company. would not renew her ears. >> you built the electric charging infrastructure himself. he took it to the front of the space race by himself. he's done incredible things for america. >> politics are different from most people.

after the attack in benghazi, he said he had access to secret evidence that showed that the benghazi attack was a giant coverup and would soon be revealed. during the trump-clinton presidential election, he provided great comfort to trump supporters by insisting once again he had secret information they didn't need to worry there was any chance hillary clinton would win the election because he knew for a fact she would be arrested any day now in the middle of the campaign. by the time the election happened, he knew she would be in jail. he knew. and he said it in a way that sounded very legal, even though it didn't turn out to be true. his name is joe digenova, and the president asked him to join the legal defense team because he likes what he's been seeing of him on tv lately. >> what you have now unfolding inside the fbi and department of justice under obama is a brazen plot to do two things, to exonerate hillary clinton because of an donald trump and frame the incoming president for a criminal act of impeachment. comey sold his soul to the devil. they conspired to exonerate improp

are controlled by the armed groups therefore we as humanitarians have to fly the assistance from benghazi to this location and sometimes the transportation cost is very expensive than the food or the we have to provide these people they were forced to flee their neighborhood after which is just about two kilometers away their homes and the mosque they first took refuge and destroyed the area is now an operational base for the mainly christian group which now calls itself the fonts and is a vigilante group that was formed in twenty thirteen to fight against the mostly muslim seleka group with coming here at a time when a lot of tension fighters from their group in control of congress were quite nervous afterward that another rival group is planning an attack. this is one of the most dangerous towns in central african republic people are always on edge they say the other group which is just outside town wants to come in to rescue the muslims taking refuge in the charts compound. guns they don't comprehend the church because they see that the church is the one who is keeping the most muslim

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jillian: she lied about benghazi over and over again, the former national security advisor is gettinglongside her former boss. >> comedian sounding off, carly is here with outrage online. ♪ and serve with confidence that it's safe. this is a diamond you can follow from mine to finger, and trust it never fell into the wrong hands. ♪ ♪ this is a shipment transferred two hundred times, transparently tracked from port to port. this is the ibm blockchain, built for smarter business. built to run on the ibm cloud. jillian: forget honoring our heroes. some students may be forced to go to class on memorial day. rob: carly shimkus is here with a lot of outrage to this idea. >> schools in stamford, connecticut had a grand total of 7 snow days so one suggestion was to hold a half day of classes on memorial day to make up for lost time but local veterans in the community are speaking out. when is archie who says memorial day is for the memories of those folks, i have been signed by side with these people who -- memorial day is not what a lot of folks think. marco, said that is a slap in the face

there was no answer there was america and gauging the sarkozy deciding to go i had anyway to boming benghazi and of course the older partners for loyalty where we wear a blue eyes to goal i had but it was not a war was the pasta war the origin not the migration crises with left libya and the whole we're left to libya to its destiny and our european partners left it to me as a whole and with bill sort of guy ritchie with no cooperation and of course when our d'italia get da facing a real invasion of towels and so how's uncertain talos and so migrants that pop maly economic migrants all refute it in mind or are we to g.'s the large majority it cannot make migrants we cannot accept people by elating all d'italia ruth committing crimes this is it leading to a reaction crime is not sure i was actually down in italy though. yes but if the perception is not crime is down if you look at statistics but look at the perception look at the ceiling people are threat to go out of the houses and all in all we're not out or during the now why because they feel to be under threat and you can put under the ey

the benghazi thing sticks in my mind, it wasn't a terror attack.ow, we don't say his father was an w informant. imagine what trump would have done with that against hillary? >> there washa a day i would hae sat here after i got into the fbi, and you are absolutely right. this is just absurd. but it's hard to believe in this day in age and listening to comey, he knew at that point in time when he gave that press conference, as did sally yates, that he was a bureau informant. i don't know why they chose not to say anything about that then. i believe they had already made a judgment that there is some reason that we can't bring this up, we can't trump this yet. we'll wait and let the prosecutors figure it out. i fronted one of those possible reasons, maybe he was reporting on something else. to go back to something mark said, i agree with him, ingr national security cases and especially since 9/11, but this goes all the way back to the days after watergate and the hearings and then fisa, we are talking about allnd the time, te fbi changed. it changed

. >> the american people lived through the benghazi experience where everybody in washington huffed anduffed and nobody was held accountable. >> we are at risk of never having the clintons held accountable without a grand jury. i think the entire russian collusion narrative was made up to cover up the fact the clinton campaign and clinton foundation all wanted and had interactions with the russians and they got the outcomes they wanted particularly with relation to the uranium one matter. if we don't pick up the pace in congress and have jeff sessions appoints a special counsel, it will be just like benghazi, we'll not have anyone go to jail. >> it will be just like bengazi and the irs work on conservative groups. it will be -- the list goes on. the justice department is it seems like the fbi is involved in every unsolved case in this country. where are we with the las vegas shooting? the worst mass customer this country's history? it goes on and on. there is no one fired from the justice department. no one -- they demote people to the h.r. department where they can hire people like the

pete: she does after five sunday shows about benghazi where she lied.rporate boards are stacked with a lot of people who are formerly in government. 's it the cycle of the swamp. >> you have a position and enrich yourself with it later on and wait for the next democratic administration and maybe upgrade to another one. it's how that whole elite group works together and we are not invited. ainsley: if you want washington on your side, you would think netflix would put republican or trump supporter, right? what influence does susan rice now. pete: in the swamp? we have seen that the swamp is deep in residual. they have a lot more pull. brian: talk about elite and influence you are talking jillian. jillian: i may be the only person on earth that hasn't had netflix and never seen a show on netflix. brian: really in this is unbelievable. ainsley: i have got to introduce you. jillian: hello i'm jillian, live under a rock. ainsley: introduce you to the queen. the it is amazing. about the royal family. jillian: get you caught up on on a fox news alert we are fo

where were they when obama didn't fire aides during, of course, and after the benghazi and an irs scandal? a report you don't want to miss on ms-13's rampage and how it continues. how president trump wants to eliminate the gang. and first, the protests honor roll. that's the focus of tonight's angle. with some curiosity, i watched students and left-wing politicians take part in a national walk-out to advocate for gun control today. >> what parkland showed us is this could happen in any one of our schools. and we as students can't take this anymore. >> one month after the high school shooting in parkland, florida, kids at more that 2,000 schools across the nation staged these walk-outs. don't be fooled into thinking this was some sort of organic outpouring of youthful rage. this was a totally choreographed event organized by a group called "empower." the youth wing of the women's march. thank god they didn't force them to wear the pink knit caps. leftists do know how to organize and protest. students organized by the thousands. who needs homework when you can get credit for screaming. oh,

i use that example last night of the benghazi mother. the nra is mad at me, i don't care. when someone is in that much pain. like the young man that came on last night from sacramento. he's in pain. so he wasn't ready for an interview. so you wish him well and you let him go. whenever he comes back -- you give people latitude. you don't criticize them. you know what i'm saying. let me read this for you amanda. here's what i want to say, she apologized -- laura. any student should be proud to have a 4.2 gpa, including david hogg. on reflection, in the spirit of holy week, i apologize for any upset or hurt my tweet caused him or any of the brave victims of parkland. for the record, i believe my show was the first one -- she went on saying her show was the first one to give him a platform. do you think her apology was sincere? >> a couple things. i don't think you should have to hear from your advertisers or check your calendar to see easter is coming to know what you posted was mean, unchristian and just plain stupid. let's say you hate the parkland kids, which i think the w

out and lied to the american people about what spurred that attack on our government compound in benghazi libya? the only person who was actually charged after four americans were killed there, including the u.s. ambassador, was a man named named -- he was found not guilty of 14 of the 18 counts against him. unbelievable, no accountability. let us not forget the democrats who once prided themselves on caring about protecting civil liberties. if they don't seem at all bothered about using the vast power of our intelligence services to spy on members of donald trump's campaign team. although the democrats and their media surrogates seem fine with this by any means necessary approach, i do not think most americans are. check this out. it's a new monmouth bullet finds that over half of the american public is either very or somewhat worried that the u.s. government is monitoring their activities and invading their privacy. in other words, they are noticing the overreach of the deep state and they don't like it. this matters to voters. it should. if any of us had done what mccabe did, we would

the ploesti raid, they launch out of benghazi and we send five groups of b-24 to destroy a complex of refineries that are producing about a third of the german oil during this time frame. and unfortunately what we don't know is the refineries only have enough crude to run at about half capacity. and so even though we destroy 50% of the refining capacity at ploesti the remaining 50% is more than enough to continue to process the same volume of crude. and it's taking out unused capability and some minor disruptions that the romanians or germans are able to ship crude elsewhere to some of the other refineries in europe. and so it unfortunately for the very high cost that we paid for that raid do not see the -- do not see the results that we would like to have seen from it. finally i'll mention the landings at salerno. and again, this is the -- there's some hard luck divisions this world war ii and god bless the texans and if you ask them they juan all the hard jobs but pitdo river and they are almost hit immediately with a heavy counterattack from the axis forces there. just the germans

the benghazi thing sticks in my mind. it wasn't a terror attack, now this.e, we don't say, we thought it was an informant. you can see how that would have -- imagine trump doing that against hillary? speaker i would have said, you are absolutely right. this is just absurd. it's hard to believe in this day and age, listening to comey there -- he knew at that point in time when he gave that press conference, as did sally yates, who was standing next to him, that seddique mateen was a bureau informant or had been a puerile informant. i don't know why they chose not to say anything about it then. but i believe that they had already made a judgment that, for some reason, that we can't bring this up, we are going to wait and let the prosecutors figured out who make it closer to trial. one of the possible reasons, maybe he was reporting on something else. to go back to something mark said, and i do agree with him. in national security cases, especially since 9/11, this goes back all the way to the days after watergate and the hearings, and then phase out, which, of

he served on the benghazi committee. didn't think the benghazi committee was tough enough on hillary clinton. harvard graduate. what is different with mike pompeo in the state department apart from rex tillerson? >> i think one thing mentioned is iran. the president will have to make a decision in the next couple months on whether to pull out of the iran agreement. one would think given what we heard from mike pompeo up to now, he will push to do that. that's a different place than rex tillerson. there is a more immediate situation that would actually crop up before he's confirmed, but he'll have a role in it, and that's with the nerve gas poisoning in the u.k. the u.k. has given the russians until tonight at midnight to come back and respond to the criticism from the prime minister. they may go to nato and ask for support. what will the administration do? the white house put out a very weak statement yesterday, tillerson put out a very strong statement about the russians. where will pompeo come down on that and how will

i asked roger if assange had any new information about benghazi.the e-mails assange released. they had nothing to do with benghazi or the clinton foundation. >> but there is something fishy about all this because roger stone tweeted all these things -- we have a few of them. this was before wikileaks put it out. so before wikileaks ever put out their hacked e-mails of the dnc, he says, trust me, it will soon be podesta's time in the peril, #crooked hillary. >> that was going on when the manafort ukrainian stories were coming out and people like roger and me assumed that podesta's brother who profited and made money, and then roger wrote an article in "the daily caller" subsequently that talked about podesta's brother working with -- >> you're saying this is a lucky guess? >> no. time in the barrel means time in the barrel, you're going to have an article about you, you'll be exposed as well. the others are very problematic. >> problematic ones that roger stone seems to know. on wednesday, hillary clinton is done, #wikileaks. julian assange will edu

the polpoletsi raid, again, lau out of benghazi. send b-24s to destroy refineries. unfortunately what we don't know, the refineries only have enough crude to run at half capacity. even though we destroy 50% of the refining capacity the remaining 50% is more than enough to continue to process the same volume of crude. unfortunately, it's taking out unused capability. there are minor disruptions the germans are able to ship crude elsewhere. to some of the other refineries in europe. unfortunately for the very high cost that we paid for that raid to not see the results we would have liked to have seen from it. finally i'll mention the landings at salerno. again, this is -- there's some hard left divisions in world war ii. god bless the texans they probably want the hard jobs. they have a tough job. salerno is another one. we send in the t-patchers and they're hit very, almost immediately with a very heavy counterattack from the axis forces there. just the germans at this point. the italians have dropped out. but a couple things that saved them. one, heavy naval gunfire

this is a guy that was leading the investigations with benghazi. 100% true, red, you know, gop crusader here. and he is saying, lay off, stop the tweeting, be smart. and if there's no collusion, which they're already saying, you know, that there isn't collusion, let mueller be mueller and stop trump from being trump! just stop it! so, yes, trey gowdy makes very good sense. and i'm really glad that he said that and i'm glad that he said it on the record. and i'll echo that even lindsey graham had some comments that if trump was even looking at firing mueller, don't do it. big mistake. >> yeah, he said it would be the beginning of the end of the presidency. that's what he said, specifically. >> yeah. >> morris, from your vantage point, does it look like the president is laying the groundwork to try to fire mueller, or does he think just discrediting the investigation is enough? >> first of all, all of these guys get a lot of courage when they're leaving office. a lot of them talk tough. the guy would like to get this over and done with. he said from

are controlled by the armed groups therefore we as humanitarians have to fly the assistance from benghazi to this location and sometimes the transportation cost is very expensive than the food or the other we are carrying to provide these people they were forced to flee their neighborhood after which is just about two kilometers away their homes and the mosque they first took refuge and destroyed the area is now an operational base for the mainly christian group which now calls itself the fonts and is a vigilante group that was formed in twenty thirteen to fight against the mostly muslim seleka group with coming here at a time when there is a lot of tension fighters from their group in control of congress who are quite nervous after what that another rival group is planning an attack. this is one of the most dangerous towns in central african republic people are always on edge they say the other group which is just outside town wants to come in to rescue the muslims taking refuge in the charts compound. guns they don't comprehend the church because they see that the church is the one who

ambassador and three other americans in benghazi. he became a leading voice against hillary clinton which reportedly contributed to donald trump's decision to name him ci a director. palm hale was one of the most politicized directors of the american intelligence agencies. those rockwell bomb has plans to close guantanamo bay. defended this days you supporter under george w. bush. and while he has publicly supported last year's intelligence report including that russia metal in the twenty sixteen presidential election. he is often downplay the extent of the crime was influence. perhaps most importantly michchael pale e echoes president trump's hardline stances on iran and north korea. hour going to work hard to make sure that we get what is the president has set out very clearly for his entire time in office which is the complete verifiable irreversible. denuclearization of north korea. the u. s. senate foreign relations committee will hold a hearing in april consider pompey's nominatio. and with that micromanaging all not for the fi

he prosecuted the terrorists in the benghazi incident. this guy by most, if you took the measure of the full career, is someone in any other universe any time in our history would be called a hero and we're calling him now by most accounts a bad actor. the president in a totally punitive way is suggesting that, against someone who is likely to be a witness against him in a criminal case, is about to in a totally punitive way putting pressure on having this person, costing this person hundreds of thousands of dollars. and in the middle of it he seems to be suggesting that if jeff sessions doesn't go forward with taking away, stripping the pension from andy mccabe, that will be a pretext by which trump may decide he can fire jeff sessions to install an attorney general who can fire bob mueller. this is just so dirty and so grotesque. again, we have dirty grotesque things all the time. this is a horror show. >> i think what sarah huckabee sanders did today was to use that podium, to allow the podium to be weaponized for one of donald trump's

are controlled by the armed groups therefore we as humanitarians have to fly the assistance from benghazi to this location and sometimes the transportation is very expensive than the food of the. people they were forced to flee their neighborhood. which is just about two kilometers away their homes in the mosque they first took refuge and destroyed the area is now an operational base for the mainly christian group which now calls itself the fonts and is a vigilante group that was formed in twenty thirteen to fight against the mostly muslim seleka group with common yard's a time when a lot of tension fighters from that group in control of benghazi quite nervous afterward that another rival group is planning an attack. this is one of the most dangerous towns in central african republic people are always on edge they say the other group which is just outside town wants to come in to rescue the muslims taking refuge in the church compound. guns they don't comprehend the church because they see that the church is the one who is keeping the most muslim people so they also against as you see and

the miscalculations and the very poor judgment that president obama had over his eight years -- benghazi. i mean, he pulled all the troops out of iraq, and millions of people got murdered by these people in isis. he does not take any responsibility for that, none. if you had left a group of soldiers there, that group would never have been born and would not have run down the streets. i have watched it on youtube, and it is horrific had a murder babies, kids driving down the road in cars. it is incredible. everything he did was a disaster. he knocked our race relationships back 50 years. he was the divider in chief. everybody can talk about the greatest thing since coffee. i have no idea. the chinese did not even roll up the carpet for him. he had to get out the back of the airplane. he was the most disrespected president everybody has seen. donald trump is not the greatest human being on the planet, but he is better than any of the presidents we have had recently. all of his numbers of deportation were turned around at the border. no other president counted numbers that way. host: pick u

leaving the room to call the syrian regime now the russian ambassador to the united nations and in benghazi he took to the floor and responded to the accusations from nikki haley with some rather clear facts about what's taking place on the ground in eastern guta and he pointed to the solid achievements of the russian sponsored humanitarian pause also describe the fact that russia is providing food and medicine to those who've been forced to flee the area and help from there and he went on to be quite critical of how the u.n. security council meetings are being conducted and what does essentially a blame game being used by certain countries at the council this isn't a bad. move so that the present posted some members of the u.n. security council prefer to spend time on passionate speeches and allowed to smoke and shake it claims to wards russian that's broadwood to cover the ruach tends to do anything good for the implementation of resolution one which is daunting to believe that some external. interest in supporting people from the region switch and pulling on the syrian government control

british m i six they were sending money to jihadi groups to try and overthrow gadhafi securely in the benghazi area of libya when it became apparent that they would not be able to do this eventually britain switched to supporting gadhafi again so having trained his or at least wired money to his opponents the british s.a.'s special air service with and training gadhafi forces then the situation reversed again because according to various statements on oil journals and with libya it's mostly about the oil good or he was not making reforms to the economy meaning he wasn't allowing british american french corporations to come in and fully buy up the state so at that point britain switched again and started training jihadi. all the while while this was happening and then the jihadi i checked the arab spring and started trying to overthrow gadhafi all the while my six had a plan to get gadhafi out of the country if he agreed to certain conditions we don't know what conditions were because they haven't been released in court statements so this just shows that the britain and america simply don't car

and this is takes us back to twenty eleven and this is libya and how to decide about the women of benghazi how this came. station is difficult to handle for les like twenty one years old son is at the frontline and if i have one of them that's for my son for all the people. everywhere. and suddenly some much awaited news on the face. of what has been liberating an explosion of joy fills distant. calls her son imagine i was missing. i feel that joy and i'm watching knew how to and you're telling that story if you could do any story now bearing in mind that al-jazeera is kind of watching what story what you want to take next well i certainly would like to. be able to go into syria. like me talk a lot. and i think it's very very important i mean i'm the middle of the. front line a lot of that excitement and adrenaline but i think. it's really. giving voice is to the people to the people who live these horrors people you know just give faces to all of these pictures and voices that might have been. happening in the city today this polarized world but i really feel at this point it's much more

british m i six they were sending money to jihadi groups to try and overthrow gadhafi securely in the benghazi area of libya when it became apparent that they would not be able to do this eventually britain switched to supporting gadhafi again so having trained his or at least wired money to his opponents the british s.a.'s special air service with and training gadhafi forces then the situation reversed again because according to various statements on oil journals with libya it's mostly about the oil good or he was not making reforms to the economy meaning he wasn't allowing british american french corporations to come in and fully buy up the state so the point britain switched again and started training jihadi. all the while while this was happening and then the jihadi i checked the arab spring and started trying to overthrow gadhafi all the while my six had a plan to get gadhafi out of the country if he agreed to certain conditions we don't know what conditions were because they haven't been released in court statements so this just shows that the britain and america simply don't care the th