i will address barack obama calling the benghazi attack story the truth by the heroes of benghazi a conspiracyheory as this busy news night continues. we are glad you are with us. thanks for being with us. ♪ ♪ >> sean: conspiracy tv msnbc liberal joe double down on stupid and his comments about president trump and 9/11. we've got the evidence, take a look.n >> the retweeting ofpr neo-nazi videos, charlottesville. i could go on and on. what he said about majority black countries. that is tearing more at the fabric of america than attacks on the twin towers did. we rebuilt from that. we became stronger because of that. but this seems to me a far greater threat to the idea of america. >> sean: joining is now with reaction from the trump organization, tomorrow ishe yor son's birthday. i don't even know if i have a lot more to say about joe except it's so cruel and so mean and so vicious even for him -- and he took the time ton write it. i've said dumb things and had to take it back but we are not on a delay, we are live. >> look how uncomfortable he looked. he just wanted to get out of there.k he

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. >> this congress embraced wild conspiracy theories like benghazi.zi attack survivor will join us live next. ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. shannon: heather: the sixth anniversary of the benghazi attacks, former president barack obama is referring to that tragedy as a conspiracy theory. >> this congress has embraced wild conspiracy theories like those surrounding benghazi. heather: a former army ranger who survived the benghazi attacks joins us live with his response to that. we appreciate it. not only are you there but approximately 20 people during that attack, for 13 hours you fought of

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rob: bun benghazi hero says why the social media shut him down. kneeling continues but is the movement losing steam? jillian: what colin kaepernick has to say during season? "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ rob: i prefer the original, that's okay. jillian: debate will continue, you're watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning i'm jillian mele. rob: and it's raining on the east coast, thanks for starting your day with us and your week with us. jillian: vice president mike pence slamming the anonymous new york times op-ed as the administration ramping up efforts to try and identify the rogue official. rob: this as the white house drops new hints at who could be behind the scathing article, garrett tenney live in washington with the latest fallout, hey, garrett. >> rob and jillian good morning to you, the white house appears to be narrowing list of suspects, late last week advisers told that there 12 anonymous of the op-ed and kellyanne conway says president trump believes the author is someone from the national security sector w

the republican party used the deaths of those americans in benghazi as political whips. thingave not done any when one soldier in nigeria took off for 24 hours and was tortured. host: ray, good morning. caller: good morning. that speech, it was almost comical to me what he was saying. he goes the people need to go out and vote. let me go back to november 2016. the public was informed. they did go out to vote. they elected president trump. the people did though. the one comment i wanted to make, if it is all right, is about the school shooting issue. all the issues that they have about school shooters, the very first school shooting i can remember occurred in ohio. it was called can stay. that was when the government opened fire on a bunch of innocent college students. that was the government. where was the outcry for gun control then? there was an outcry for the shooting, yes. that is because the government was behind it. , if anything,at if you look back on that can state shooting, test can state shooting -- kent state shooting, that is why we need a stronger second ame

benghazi, a wild conspiracy.ech, former president obama blasting the gop over the benghazi probe while he was in office calling it a con searcy theory. and now our next guest, a hero from the 2012 hero attack which happened on 9/11 is firing back. he was a cia security contractor guarding the benghazi annex. joining us now. you hear those words. your reaction? >> yeah. you know, you guys assessment this morning hit it right on the head. he's a true narcissist. just an elitist that -- i believe he thinks it didn't happen. he did nothing wrong that night. he sent no support. benghazi was made up. we lost two f 0 our friends and it was a fantasy. it's disgusting. it just raises the bile inside of me. i had a hard time watching the speech itself. i just wanted to see what he had to say. when that came across, i wanted to reach through the screen and grab him and choke him saying are you kidding me, are you kidding me that you would have the ga gall to gis grace the memories of my teammates and what he did there to ca

>> you said the benghazi investigation took a long time. it should have taken a long time. we lost american lives. we were told that the benghazi -- >> the need for length of investigation is not just based on lethality. i don't want to talk about benghazi in terms of what it represented and didn't represent in terms of fair administration of justice because we know there was a lot of selective interest in that, and of course american lives were lost, and of course that matters. but that's not the bar for time. it's about how many leads, how many people involved, how many different issues. >> it's getting to the bottom. >> that's what's relevant, not just lethality. >> chris, it's about getting to the bottom of the investigation. >> right. that's why you should let it happen. >> many people have said -- look, it's gone on for two years and that's okay. what we've said is, look, tell us when you're going to report to the department of justice. put a time frame on it. that's not an unreasonable request. it's 90 days from now, 180 days from now, whatever that is. no investigat

let's talk about the wild conspiracy theories of benghazi. it wasn't a conspiracy theory.t was an abomination. the simplest way to explain benghazi is that they went after the filmmaker because they were incapable of saying radical islam. that's the abomination. it was a moral failure on the part of an administration that couldn't echo the words that reflected true evil. trump is the world's largest planet and he keeps sucking people into the orbit and making it smaller. obama is just another asteroid in trump's galaxy. it makes them look much smaller. i love how the media keeps saying that obama's speeches are fiery. if that is fiery, a soggy sparkler is a three alarm fire. you don't get anything new, surprising, or unpredictable. he said the voters should step up. every time they step up, what happens which might be thrown nearly 100 democratic congressmen and senators. 90 or so. that's what they did when they stepped up. and they voted for trump. >> judge jeanine: that's right. >> dana: maxine waters stepping on democrats 'us into messaging while vowing to get president

in the valley below paul mccartney and one a round the provincial capital of benghazi the cotton fields extend where i come on looks this is one of takis major textile centers. i. thank you. thank you. thank you. for. your happiness was a textile center too in ancient times the sacred healing family water has proved ideal for dining and processing wool the delicate fabrics one by the roman senators came from here inscriptions on graves suggest that the city is textiles trade was brisk one man came to have made the sea journey to italy seventy two times to sell his lands here up and his was a cosmopolitan city where anatolians macedonians from greece romans jews and in due course christians all live together. the decline began in the fourth century a.d. the guys anti an empire had little interest in trading with rome the bath houses were converted into a bestseller because the last impressive building dates from the fifth century. there were ends of a church sacred to send philip the motor to castle was a missionary and harappan as he established the first christian congregation here and

joining us now is one of the members of the benghazi security team john teigen.t's comments sit with you. >> you know, it's really not shocking coming from them because it's just what they've been doing the whole time. they try to deflect and rewrite everything to make sure it fits their agenda. it's definitely reckless and very disrespectful to the family members. they lied to them on the tarmac as their bodies were being brought home about the attack and what happened and why it happened. but again, if it's a conspiracy, ask the family members how they felt. they can't tell you how they feel because it's not a conspiracy. what happened is what happened. the only conspiracy behind it was their deflection of trying to say it was a protest over a video. >> sandra: the comments surely as we can hear did not sit well with you or the former congressman jason chaffetz who suggested that this is the former president, barack obama, attempting to rewrite history. watch. >> it was president obama that took the united states into war with libya and in an interview with chr

they're accusing him of fraud and say he should leave the automaker we'll have more on that story with benghazi one coming right up in business after a short break. a contentious figure at home. in germany. gorbachev was one of the great heroes of the twentieth century mikhail gorbachev the last leader of the soviet union was an agent of change. who quickly measures downfall. i have decided to resign my duties as president of the soviet union. he continues to fight for world peace with the reminder why not should we have to comprehend where peace has taken us today there is a new arms race. of time gorbachev and the opportunity for peace we still starts october third on d w. a lot of. the italian job the nation's stocks a tanking but you leaders in rome pledging a big budget overspend brussels is not happy. in the driver's seat all the hot seat u.s. regulators accuse a lot moscow of securities fraud the test the boss could lose his job. and turkish ties the state of germany's economic relationship with turkey as president or one of his exposure in its currency crisis has investors on edge. i me

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>> i hardly believe he sent no support, benghazi was made up.e lost two of our friends and it was a fantasy. it is disgusting. again, trying to rewrite history. that's what the left does. if it doesn't fit their narrative. if history doesn't fit what their agenda is they'll try to rewrite it. >> sandra: final thoughts from you on that. >> god bless tonto and his friends there to save the rest of the americans. four americans died and president obama will not rewrite history. that happened on his watch and he failed to protect them and he never did send anybody into benghazi to save those people and it was within his power to do it. >> sandra: jason chaffetz. thanks for your time this morning. nice to see you. >> bill: 57 days away from the mid-term elections. the focus is on the house of representatives. some political experts believing it will flip to democrats as republicans look to defend a number of vulnerable seats. their fight highlighted in orange, california. peter doocy is there this morning. >> there are seven republican-held seats in

africa still there thirty seven in two days because the breeze coming out of the interior city in benghazi with an onshore breeze and by twenty five in a rather significantly cooler rabbet they're all big shall around the sahara but fewer than they were. targeted. hunters are taken out of the top stories here it out as their warplanes have been bombing syria's rebel controlled italy province at least seventeen people have been killed russia says it's aware the syrian army is planning an all out offensive on the rebels' last stronghold the u.n. is warning of a potential humanitarian disaster. protests as it being out on the streets in southern yemen for a third consecutive day they've been demonstrating against the worsening economic situation. now u.n. brain could top between hoofy rebels and members of the internationally recognized government of yemen jude to meet in geneva on thursday there are some reports say coming from the yemeni capital sanaa that the healthy delegation hasn't actually left for those tools we can talk to who say. who is on the line now from the yemeni capital he's

. ♪ >> martha: the deadly ack ack benghazi 2012 left four americans dead and many americans wonderingound. one of the most outspoken heroes and survivors of that night, chris taco pronto has talked about the state not order any sacrifices that were made. some of these cars are deeper than we know. he shows tonight his untold story. >> somebody killed four americans and wounded three others in the attack in benghazi and libya. >> heavily armed militants assaulted the compound and set fire to our building. >> a day when americans hope to pause and remember the victims of the 9/11 terror attacks, they were instead greeting with the faces of a new age of terrorists. >> at one point you were so low that you consider taking your own life? >> you go through demons and nobody needs to feel sorry for me, we'll go through through those demons when you come back in your life is completely changed from being very secretive and then having a very public life. seeing that those people that you were sworn to protect our calling you liars. it is a bit of a shell shock. i have a lot more admiration fo

there were four americans who lost their lives in benghazi, ten total investigations into benghazi, according to one of the semipermanent committees in congress. there are nearly 3,000 puerto ricans who died, american citizens who died, since we started getting those numbers, one study saying 5,000, this one 3,000. there were no hearings, nothing since we've realized the scope. is this acceptable? >> it's a shameful failure of leadership. republicans decided they didn't want to embarrass the administration, and therefore they weren't going to examine the cause of so many people dying. and by not doing so it means that they haven't created the momentum to address those issues so that when the next storm comes we'll do far better. we'd like to hear fema saying we know there were a ton of problems, we did a report on it, and therefore we've worked with congress, we've got more resources, we've placed things in position in advance, we've trained more people, but instead we're just hearing, well, the president says we did a great job last time. that's no room for improving on what was done. >> giv

in benghazi in twenty twelve which was also. a consequence of the war but in that sense since then we've seen a retreat of u.s. direct involvement in libya and if at all we can say that today the u.s. is involved in libya more for counterterrorism operations and it also of course supports the u.n. efforts it supports a dialogue it was strongly behind the twenty fifteen process that led to the government of national accord but we're not seeing today this same type of directing gauge moment by u.s. officials that we did for example in twenty fifteen when the u.s. had a special representative that was closely following all the developments don't you see that maybe because the trumpet ministration perceive that as the obama problem in the sense that it was a problem caused by the obama administration and it feels absolutely no responsibility or liability of dealing with the consequences of it i think it's a series of factors first of all lou. it is a complicated file and so for a new for an administration to get their head around wh

embraced wild conspiracy theories like those surrounding benghazi or my birth certificate. >> reporter: he excoriated mr. trump for his controversial response to last year's white nationalist rally in charlottesville. >> we're supposed to stand up to discrimination and we're sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unequivocal to nazi sympathizers, how hard can that be, saying nazis are bad? >> reporter: casting this election than re one man. >> the stakes really are higher. the consequences of any of us sitting on the sidelines are more dire. >> reporter: mr. trump making the midterms a referendum on his own future. >> they'll say, we want to impeach him, and you'll impeach him. it's so ridiculous, but we'll worry about that if it ever happens, but if it does happen, it's your fault because you didn't go out to vote. >> reporter: two presidents fighting for the midterms and america's future. kristen welker, nbc news, the white house. ♪ i'm free >> reporter: i'm peter alexander. tonight, president trump escalating the attack on the anonymous official behind the "new york times" op

over a lack of basic services in iraq rage on with demonstrators storming the arabian consulate in benghazi or. the brazilian far right presidential candidate she was on the campaign trail and says he had prepared himself for such an attack. and hundreds queue for coffee as starbucks opens its first store in spiritual with the express. so then turkey has warned that it cannot to take in any more syrian refugees if government and russian forces push ahead with the planned offensive in it lip at a meeting of the leaders of turkey iran and russia in tehran to discuss the fate of the rebel held province president to an expressed fears of a bloodbath it thought full scale fighting in it led could cause a humanitarian disaster almost three million people trapped and leaders agreed to meet again to seek joint solution well it'll be surrounded by syrian forces from the west from the south and from the east the safe strikes have focused on the western town of just sugar which is a stronghold for the al qaeda in the hyatt. ariel sharon turkey is trying to prevent an all out conflict fearing tens of t

basically and show you where we are this is actually the scene of one of the major devastation here in benghazi late saturday. during the height of the typhoon the landslide started from the top of that mountain the ground and started to cascade all the way down to the very day and as you can see at the edge of it there is a community a village and there is a little hill so you can really see how how how how how destroyed the land is but that is actually where the bunker is the bunker house where majority of about thirty miners. try to seek shelter and not realizing basically that is already a dangerous area and now further you can see that there has been a movement there of rescue workers doing manual digging and that is because bringing in machines to help with it is actually very difficult to backhoes attempted to. to be attended to bring into backhoes from the top of the other side of the mountain only for those two black holes to be trapped we were told that one of the the drivers of the back was actually not too well but you see there have been reports of there are pockets of landslides i

africa is still there thirty seven in two days because the breeze coming out of the interior city in benghazi with an onshore breeze and by twenty five in a rather significantly cooler about there are big shall around the sahara but fewer than there were. the occupied west bank city of hebron is on the front line of the arab israeli conflict you don't really care after all well about palestinians you don't like it i don't like it but you just don't care at all but one man is standing up to israeli pressure to sell his house for an unimaginable figure you could call a good guy who is the man but the government of al-jazeera world tells the story of the house the symbol of resistance to continuing occupation the hundred million dollar home. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on our activists say the last rebel controlled province in syria is being attacked from the air despite president trump warning against recklessly attacking the area at least seventeen civilians have been killed including children a ceasefire has been agreed between rival factions in libya been fighting in th

views of benghazi and i do actually. resume in the development of this organization the only true alternative to war no ship but i'm not in a box. and you know the minute they say not to be going to tend to good living can argue all day every day we can move on it's not really political. the most. white people to do you have to beg to be. put the rules but only now do you. believe we can bridge our differences and just cooperation over coffee that is not weakness that is for. the next generation must belong to women. i think you know. i think i didn't. i didn't. mean one of the williams put it but i mean this is a bomb. this is a fuse we had nor did we miss you. too often the focus of this organization has not been on results but on iraq there's a russian and american people hope that one day soon the united nations can be a much more accountable and a vacuum advocate for human dignity and freedom around the world. taiwan is to get three hundred thirty million dollars in new military equipment from the united states it i

the typhoon hit early saturday here in benghazi province and it's the landslide started at the top of that mountain the soil the ground collapsed pushing homes further several meters down and this is what's left of the bunk house for more than thirteen miners run for shelter and we've spoken to family members of those looking for their loved ones who say they are here volunteering helping out with the manual digging doesn't matter how long it takes they say that is better than just sitting down and waiting so they are here because of the rubble piece by piece by iraq iraq is running out of water it's planning ministry says around ninety percent of land is now desert and fama say their future is a dying with the crumbs from matheson ripples from the iraqi capital baghdad. this is what's left of this section of the once mighty tigris river. barely enough water to escape iraq's burning daytime heat the tigris and the euphrates rivers were the main water supplies for these once lush rice fields. farmers like the raman used to be able to grow up to eighty square metres of rice. that's only

represent what we're quite active storms in tunisia but now the generation of wet weather is in benghazi. the weather sponsored by qatar he's. a city with a drug. trafficking. drugs. and oak. street and its. street. view finder latin america. and i guess what there has remind you of our top stories this hour contrasting speeches reveals deep divisions between european leaders and the u.s. on the donald trump at the u.n. general assembly trump has pushed his america. as a global cooperation. un is proposing new peace talks began discussions were called off two weeks ago when the representatives were unable to attend but on the ground millions remain on the brink of famine as families struggle to get the help they need. and turkey's president says groups linked to al qaeda have begun with joran from the demilitarized zone and syria's province there's no words yet from the biggest on. the nusra front. protests are taking place in refugee camps across the occupied west bank against the u.s. decision to end its funding of that's the u.n. agency helping palestinians and is seen as a vital life

and what i went through and everything from the irs to fast and furious to the state department to benghaziare things i went through. rob: what was the most surprising thing that came out of your research? >> when i started in congress i did not know who the deep state was in the game to know it is very real. most of the federal government do a good job, they are patriotic but there's an element that works to subvert this president, they don't want a transformative president like donald trump. they did everything they could to protect barack obama along the way. it was illuminating. it is real, these are real stories. jillian: how can people get it? >> barnes & noble, online, lots of ways to get it. jillian: big day, 19 after the hour. sacrifice of accomplishment, the new ad featuring an nfl star, nike and colin kaepernick could learn a lesson from. rob: smoking weed but what about drinking it? the new idea one company is brewing. ♪ ♪ re-align yourself with align probiotic. and try new align gummies with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health. where we're changing withs?

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army ranger who survived the benghazi attacks.ice members. he fought off terrorist in libya for 13 hours and is credited with saving at least 20 people during the attack. nike's colin kaepernick ads seem out of touch on this summer day. the billboards remind us of a true american patriot, writing on facebook, quote, if i was going to put someone's face on a billboard, i might have gone another way especially this time of year. i might have gone with this guy, tom burnett, one of several passengers who fight back against terrorists to hijack united flight 93 on september 11, 2001. rob: it was that flight, flight 93, that crashed in stony creek township two miles north of shanksville, pennsylvania. the president of the united states is going up the stairs of air force one with the first lady of the united states, milania, taking a look at the commemoration, tower of voices. ainsley: there are four chimes that are part of the tower of voices but in the end there will be 40 chimes to commemorate the voices, the 44 voices that will spe

health insurance from ordinary americans, embraced wild conspiracy theories like those surrounding benghazi. or my birth certificate. rejected science, rejected facts on things like climate change. embraced a rising absolutism from a willingness to default on america's debt by not paying our bills, to a refusal to even meet, much less consider, a qualified nominee for the supreme court because he happened to be nominated by a democratic president. none of this is conservativcons. i don't mean to champion abraham linging noun, i don't think when he helped to form the republican party. it's not conservative. it sure isn't normal. it's radical. it's a vision that says the protection of our power and those who back us is all that matters even when it hurts the country. it's a vision who says the few who can afford high-priced lobbyists and campaign finance, set the agenda, and now this vision is nearing its logical conclusion, so with republicans in control of congress and the white house, without any checks or balances whatsoever, they have provided another 1.5 trillion in tax cuts to people l

the benghazi move and we'll do anything the other pilot we don't know boys will be brother or sister. and of the bush saying he wants more. after that he refuses you asked. do you want to talk to you. like. some investors became frustrated with the uncertainty of what happened to their investments. in october two thousand and eight almost a thousand people took that trust ration it's our home park singapore's only platform for public demonstrations. in the year two thousand and eight up to that point it was the biggest demonstration that was ever held in holland park so well and i think that was a very quite accurate reflection of the public sentiment around the event and how upset and anxious people were there were people who have lost my entire life savings hundred thousand euro thousand dollars people who are elderly a number of them that were interviewed by journalists well during that time were speaking in mandarin or in other chinese dialects so they clearly were not very well versed in english and couldn't really understand the prospectuses of the bank's documents that were sig

health insurance from order americans, embraced wild conspiracy theories like those surrounding benghazi. or my birth certificate. [laughing] rejected science, rejected facts on things like climate change, embraced a rising absolutism from a willingness to default on america's debt by not paying our bills to a refusal to even meet much less consider a qualified nominee for the supreme court because he happened to be nominated by a democratic president. none of this is conservative. i don't mean to pretend i'm channelling abraham lincoln now, but that's not what he had in mind, i think, when he helped form the republican party. it's not conservative, it sure isn't normal. it's radical. it's a vision that says the protection of our power and those who back us is all that matters even when it hurts the country. division that says the few who can afford high-priced lobbyists and unlimited campaign contributions set the agenda. and over the past two years, this vision is now nearing its logical conclusion. so that with republicans in control of congress and the white house, without any checks

. >> sean: benghazi. >> people in washington, there is no concern about his safety and they are very much worried about their narrative for the media. that's the focus. it has nothing to do with safety, they are focused on their own spin for their own personal gratification. >> sean: a systemic culture of media leaking by high ranking officials at the fbi and doj related to ongoing investigations. are talkingwe about. you are in the center of it. my mother was a prison guard. i had more people in the fbi. we are not talking about thee fbi. we are talking about a few people in the fbi and the doj that abused their power andhe basically used you as the singls person to go out there to get the president. do you have any doubt they are trying to get the president now? >> there is no doubt whatsoever. >> sean: when you spoke to these people, interestingly, you haven't been indicted. >> of course not. >> sean: are they talking to you anymore? >> i haven't talked to anyone from the u.s. government other than the people, i have my case against the u.s. government. similar to the fisa court,

health insurance from ordinary americans, embraced wild conspiracy theories like those surrounding benghazi or my birth certificate, rejected science, rejected facts on things like climate change, embraced a rising absolutism from a willingness to default on america's debt by not paying our bills to a refusal to even meet much less consider a qualified nominee for the supreme court because he happened to be nominated by a democratic president. none of this is conservative. i don't mean to pretend i'm channelling abraham lincoln now, but that's not what he had in mind, i think, when he helped form the republican party. it's not conservative. it sure isn't normal. it's radical. it's a vision that says the protection of our power and those who back us is all that matters even when it hurts the country. it's a vision that says the few who can afford high-price lobbyists and unlimited campaign contributions set the agenda, and over the past two years, this vision is now nearing its logical conclusion. so with republicans in control of congress and the white house, without any checks or balances

. >> embrace whiild conspiracy theories like -- those surrounding benghazi or my birth certifica certificate, rejected science, rejected facts on things like climate change. >> anita, do you think donald trump that barack obama would be given the kind of speech that he gave today and by that i mean, do you think he would be as involved in the midterm race if donald trump had not been leading the kind of administration that he led since he took office. >> first, i want to stipulate i did not think that was subtle criticism there. i thought it was clear who he was talking about. >> yeah, you are right actually. >> but, i think that former president obama would be involved in these midterm elections. when he left at his farewell speech, as a citizen he'll continue to be involved. as he said it clear today that this is a moment and this is a moment that is critical and while everyone says every election is the most important election, this one actually is. and so i think that president trump and what has happened over the past two years certainly have increased his sense of the moment and the im

why won't the republicans bring them in under oath. 13 subpoenas in the benghazi probe and pushing thent to declassify documents because people need to be under oath or they need to be in the record so they have transparency, why won't they say any relevant witness had must testify under oath. >> they don't know where the direction goes. the democrats would be questioning mark judge who has a colorful past he has written about. they said we know what mark judge is going to say because he submitted a letter. >> in the e-mail investigation, they subpoenaed three technology companies and they said that's not good enough. >> it's not likely to happen at this point. they want this stark contrast between what the professor would likely see and judge kavanaugh would say. they are clearly telegraphing who they believe. lindsey graham will hear her and move on. the mixed up quote is from chairman grassley. she has a big decision. >> senator hatch as well with the mixed up quote. judge kavanaugh said for the fourth day in a row preparing if are a monday hearing. he is going forward as though she

powerful remarks earlier in pennsylvania and it is the sixth anniversary of what was the horrific benghazi

embraced wild conspiracy theories by those surrounding benghazi or my birth certificate. rejected science, rejected facts on things like climate change. embraced a rising absolutism from a willingness to default on america's debt by not paying our bills, to a refusal to even meet, much less consider, a qualified nominee for the supreme court because he happened to be nominated by a democratic president. none of this is conservative. i don't mean to pretend i'm channelling abraham lincoln now, but that's not what he had in mind, i think, when he helped form the republican party. it's not conservative. it sure isn't normal. it's radical. it's a vision that says the protection of our power and those who back us is all that matters even when it hurts the country. it's a vision that says the few who can afford high priced lobbyists and campaign contributions set the agenda. and over the past two years, this vision is now nearing its logical conclusion. so that with republicans in control of congress in the white house, without any checks or balances whatsoever, they have provi

but you remember back to, say, the benghazi probe with trey gowdy.was an incredible power, went on for years. >> speaker of the house, they put trey gowdy on that and he went to town. there is a play book. the democrats and house oversight, the democrats on some of the other committees have sent a lot of letters, have asked for a lot of things. they can't get because they don't have the power to do it. but they have their list ready to go. perhaps your story says this and i need to read it and i will, just going to admit that. but it is, it is not unclear all of the things the democrats want to go after. >> there was a spreadsheet that was -- >> that's what i was going to say. it was house republicans that built that spreadsheet, tim. they clearly are getting ready for this. >> they know what's coming. you will talk to some republicans around town who have presence here who believe in some sort of three dimensional machiavellian scenario that losing the house of representatives is the best possible thing that could happen to ensure donald trump's ree

health insurance from ordinary americans, embraced wild conspiracy theories like those surrounding benghazi, or my birth certificate. [laughter] rejected science, rejected facts on things like climate change. embraced a rising absolutism from a willingness to default on america's debt by not paying our bills, to a refusal to even meet , much less consider, a qualified nominee for the supreme court because he happened to be nominated by a democratic president. none of this is conservative. i don't mean to pretend i'm channeling abraham lincoln now, but that's not what he had in mind, i think, when he helped form the republican party. it's not conservative. it sure isn't normal. it's radical. it's a vision that says the protection of our power and those who back us is all that matters, even when it hurts the country. it is a vision that says the few who can afford high-priced lobbyists and unlimited campaign contributions set the agenda. and over the past two years, this vision is now nearing its logical conclusion. so that with republicans in control of congress and the white house, without

can you imagine if the president said, finish the benghazi investigation in less than a week and give. you can't do this in less than a week. you do it for the amount of time that's necessary. it's a farce, fred, the whole thing is a farce. they're going to vote kavanaugh in no matter what. dr. ford could have produce ad videotape, it wouldn't have mattered. all because of this, get your pen out, tribalism. this is what controls politics today. behavior and attitudes that stem from strong loyalty to one's own tribe or social group with strong negative feelings for people outside the group. that's it, fred. he's in. there's nothing that's going to change that. no fbi investigation. and the three votes, those republicans, flake, murkowski and collins, they're absolutely going to vote for kavanaugh, 100%. >> so avery, during the clarence thomas and anita hill, the three-day fbi investigation, this one, a week, is it your opinion that it just won't be able to produce enough information, perhaps some corroborati corroboration, but not enough information, that would constitute a thorough in