the government was to move to benghazi once it had been elected but it didn't move to benghazi. said a decision was taken to move to the eastern town of tuck which in the view after his opponents was basically putting the parliament in even more deeply and hafter its territory the elections were in real life many of the islamist parties and the islamists could see that actually things were about to slip out of their hands or government refused to give up power the old parliament the new parliament which was in the east in the wrong place and were in charge now in libya began a period of two governments. countries like that in this day u.a.e. like egypt maybe even countries like qatar and turkey countries like france sided would one side against the other the general national congress and the people who are part of that group in tripoli and some of the most runs were supported at least politically and perhaps more by qatar and turkey and this government in the east of the house of representatives was supported at least politically and perhaps more by egypt and the emirates genera

secured ordinary civilians in benghazi and he was poised to come back and take benghazi he retaken a number of other towns including a stab year in the east where he hadn't gone ahead and done a wholesale massacre the international community could not just stand by and see gadhafi willing to kill thousands and thousands and thousands of demonstrators. at the end of february two thousand and eleven a group of military officers and government ministers had defected from the regime and set up a national transitional council the n.t.s.c. headed by the former justice minister most of the jury years of mutual in the military and hollowing out political structures had left little loyalty among elements of the gadhafi regime by early march however the deficit forces had shored up their control of tripoli and look to head east during claimed benghazi. the n.t.s.c. working with the arab league an organization longer at odds with libya and its leader urged the u.n. security council to stop gadhafi from killing his own people on mass. but claims of impending genocide of regime soldiers ordered t

secured ordinary civilians in benghazi and he was poised to come back and take benghazi he retaken a number of other towns including a stab year in the east where he hadn't gone ahead and done a wholesale massacre the international community could not just stand by and see gadhafi willing to kill thousands and thousands and thousands of demonstrators. at the end of february two thousand and eleven a group of military officers and government ministers had defected from the regime and set up a national transitional council the n.t.s.c. headed by the former justice minister most of the jury years of mutual in the military and hollowing out political structures had left little loyalty among elements of the gadhafi regime by early march however the deafness forces had shored up their control of tripoli and look to head east three claimed benghazi. the n.t.s.c. working with the arab league an organization longer at odds with libya and its leader as the un security council to stop gadhafi from killing his own people or mass. but claims of impending genocide of regime soldiers ordered to rap

i don't think it effie would necessarily have gone to massacred ordinary civilians in benghazi and he was poised to come back and take benghazi he retaken a number of other towns including our staff here in the east where he had gone ahead and done a wholesale massacre the international community could not just stand by and see gadhafi willing to kill thousands and. thousands and thousands of demonstrators. at the end of february two thousand and eleven a group of military officers and government ministers had defected from the regime and set up a national transitional council the n.t. ca headed by the former justice minister most of the jury years of mutual in the military and hollowing out political structures had left little loyalty among elements of the gadhafi regime by early march however the deafness forces had shored up their control of tripoli and look to head east to reclaim benghazi. the n.t.s.c. working with the arab league an organization longer at odds with libya and its leader as the un security council to stop good death from killing his own people on mass. but claims

howie: everybody cared there were americans killed in benghazi. benghazi. gillian: i don't know where the line originated. whether it was a government line being pushed or people came up with this on their own. this is just one person. they are not an american, he has ties to hezbollah. i don't know where it came from, but it was completely ineffective. howie: in the current climate even violence and murder is being politicized. that's sad to me. still to come, nbc spent $69 million to liewrp megyn kelly from fox. why is the brass so howie: a former fox news host apologized to her colleagues. but that didn't stop the coverage on the network. >> while she apologized to the staff, she owes a bigger apology to folks of color around the country. this you a history going back to . . backlash. >> i am megyn kelly and i want to begin with two words, i'm sorry. it's not okay for that to be part of any costume, halloween or otherwise. howie: nbc confirmed reports that it's ending her role anchoring the "today" show. how big a mistake were the blackface comments cons

howie: everybody cared there were americans killed in benghazi. benghazi.: i don't know where the line originated. whether it was a government line being pushed or people came up with this on their own. this is just one person. they are not an american, he has ties to hezbollah. i don't know where it came from, but it was completely ineffective. howie: in the current climate even violence and murder is being politicized. that's sad to me. still to come, nbc spent $69 million to liewrp megyn kelly from fox. why is the brass so >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we really pride ourselves on making it easy to get your windshield fixed. with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love most. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ at humana, we believe great things are ahead of you when you start with healthy. and part of staying healthy means choosing the right medicare plan. humana can help. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits when you're sick. but kee

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i don't think it effie would necessarily have gone to massacred ordinary civilians in benghazi and he was poised to come back and take benghazi he retaken a number of other towns including our staff here in the east where he had gone ahead and done a wholesale massacre the international community could not just stand by and see gadhafi willing to kill thousands and. thousands and thousands of demonstrators. at the end of february two thousand and eleven a group of military officers and government ministers had defected from the regime and set up a national transitional council the n.t.s.c. headed by the former justice minister most of the jury years of new training the military and hollowing out political structures had left little loyalty among elements of the gadhafi regime by early march however the deficit forces had showed up their control of tripoli and look to head east three claimed benghazi. the n.t.s.c. working with the arab league an organization along.

benghazi went on for years, what was benghazi again? there was people killed there, but what did hillary clinton do wrong? they never said that, just said benghazi over and over again. like waving the bloody shirt after the civil war. they don't know what they're talking about. >> exactly. >> here we have a leak? excuse me, washington is built every moment on leaks. the idea it's a crime is absurd, yet the crowd is cheering, they're jeering. how does he get them to act like trained seals? how does he get his crowd to react, they cheer or jeer according to his orders. >> it's like a high school pep rally or talk about 1984 and say we're at war with eur-asia. whoever trump says is the bad guy is going to be the bad guy. the trouble he runs into, you've seen it with hillary clinton, you said benghazi, at some point he starts to sound like the old high school quarterback who keeps talking about that game he won in 1978, it's over now. talk about the new thing you're doing. kavanaugh is great now. it's a hot victory story now. it's not going

here's what kevin mccarthy said that got him in a lot of hot water during the benghazi days.body thought hillary clinton was unbeatable, right? but we put together a benghazi special committee, a select committee, what are her numbers today? her numbers are dropping. why? because she is on trustable. no one would have known any of that had happened -- >> i agree. >> martha: he said we used the benghazi committee to achieve a goal. she said the same thing. when he said, democrats were up in arms at how he could be so cold and calculating. how come they are not responding to what she said, if they don't like these situations to be used politically? >> the fact is elizabeth warren is using this. there is no presumption of innocence for her in the case of brett kavanaugh. this is a chance for her to try to make political bonus points for herself in an effort to get to the far progressive left-wing nomination for 2020. she is, again, ignoring massachusetts in the process. she has never been working for our state, she clearly doesn't care about working for our state for the next tw

replace the libyan petroleum corporation moving the administration of oil from benghazi in the east where the vast majority of libya's oil fields were located to a new permanent location in the west in tripoli the heart of gadhafi his power. three years later he nationalized fifty one percent to four sets of foreign oil companies operating in libya. then in one nine hundred seventy three war broke out between israel and egypt along with syria an embargo by the oil cartel opec against countries supporting the israelis led to a could rippling of the price of oil. for the remainder of the decade a deaf ear would use this new money and new power to lay out his vision for a new libya. and what was his ideology what did he set out to achieve exactly for the libyan people at the time object was actively speaking of course when one of the that he came up with the same rather that of the loss of life which is. which is liberty or freedom socialism and an arab unity. and also he wants to the same thing that he deliberately destroyed of course the citizen it's with the libyan people and also the sam

seventy but isn't that skilled they have twelve hundred or seventy families many of them were from benghazi. the families of those killed in abu salim prison in one thousand into six started to voice their the months. those demands fell on deaf ears. the fallout from the alleged massacre that was in prison was part of a growing discontent simmering in libya. but could def in huge was his troubles with the west not least the u.n. sanctions which threaten his authority at home. but then in two thousand and three the us invaded iraq and changed the course of libya's future. real change in course have been just after the death of saddam hussein's son and mosul or they. were killed by the american special forces. that f. is wife at the time she told them you know if it's you you are free to do whatever you want i don't want this to happen to my kids. the logic of this so-called war on terror led by the united states meant that a man labeled a terrorist could now be a friend of the west libya has begun the process of rejoining the community of nations. and colonel gadhafi knows the way forward. g

. >> sean: where is the benghazi outrage? other day, where's the concern for four dead americans and benghazi? i want to tell you one thing, folks, trying to tell you that there is recorded evidence of the murder and the dismemberment and the dispatch meant of the body, because it was recorded on his apple watch. khashoggi's apple watch. i'm here to tell you, that is not technologically possible. there are three ways a watch can transmit data. lte, which is cellular, bluetooth, and wi-fi. apple has not activated lte in turkey. that is the longest range. the only way this guy had it to transmit data from his wash to his bone would be bluetooth, his car, wife, fiance, i don't think there is possible to be a recording. the question you're going to hate. >> sean: we have to take a break. >> rush: i've never hated a question. >> sean: it might be. but i think an important one, and your predictions for 19 day days. more with rush limbaugh as we continue. with rush for the full hour. >> sean: we continue with rush limbaugh. the firs

. >> sean: where is the benghazi outrage?that the other day, where's the concern for four dead americans and benghazi? i want to tell you one thing, folks, trying to tell you that there is recorded evidence of the murder and the dismemberment and the dispatch meant of the body, because it was recorded on his apple watch. khashoggi's apple watch. i'm here to tell you, that is not technologically possible. there are three ways a watch can transmit data. lte, which is cellular, bluetooth, and wi-fi. apple has not activated lte in turkey. that is the longest range. the only way this guy had it to transmit data from his wash to his bone would be bluetooth, his car, wife, fiance, i don't think there is possible to be a recording. the question you're going to hate. >> sean: we have to take a break. >> rush: i've never hated a question. >> sean: it might be. but i think an important one, and your predictions for 19 day days. days. more with rush limbaugh as we after walking six miles at an amusement park, bill's back needed a vacatio

ever never benghazi but forget about all the other things, 33000 e-mails she gets a subpoena not likeyou or you are this young person but from the united states government then she deletes 33000 e-mails and she acid washes this is a very expensive process because it costs so much it's called acid watching one - - washing because that really says that she acid washes 33000 so nobody can ever find them they are around somewhere maybe at the state department now we have mike pompeo. [cheers and applause] may be they are there they very well could be but we are being quiet. do you know, why? can you imagine let's say we are losing the state of montana. that will never happen and i get an urgent call from montana i'm in new york or washington and they say sir , we are losing the state of montana is there anything you can do? can you imagine me saying i don't know what we can do let me call the russians maybe they can help. do you believe any of this? let's call the russians. if i had to call the russians for the first one to know about it would be the state of montana and you would not be

replace the libyan petroleum corporation moving the administration of oil from benghazi in the east where the vast majority of libya's oil fields were located to a new permanent location in the west in tripoli the heart of gadhafi is power. three years later he nationalized fifty one percent to four assess of foreign oil companies operating in libya. than in one nine hundred seventy three broke out between israel and egypt along with syria an embargo by the oil cartel opic against country support. the israelis lead to a quick drooping of the price of oil. for the remainder of the decade get deaf ear would use this new money and new power to lay out his vision for a new libya. what was his ideology which did he set out to achieve exactly for the libyan people at the time object was actively speaking of course when one of the deaf a came it came with a sim rather that of the loss of which is. still akio which is liberty or freedom socialism and an arab unity and also he wants the same thing that he did a liberate palestine of course the citizen it's with the libya and also the same time he

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replace the libyan petroleum corporation moving the administration of oil from benghazi in the east where the vast majority of libya's oil fields were located to a new permanent location in the west in tripoli the heart of gadhafi is power. three years later he nationalized fifty one percent to four assess of foreign oil companies operating in libya. than in one nine hundred seventy three broke out between israel and egypt along with syria an embargo by the oil cartel opec against countries supporting the israelis led to a could droop link of the price of oil. for the remainder of the decade a deaf ear would use this new. money and new power to lay out his vision for a new libya. what was his ideology which did he set out to achieve exactly for the libyan people at the time object was actively seeking of course won't want to be deaf it came it came with a sim rather that of the loss of force which is. still akio which is liberty or freedom socialism and an art of unity and also he wants the same thing that he deliberately destroyed it's of course the citizen it's with the libyan people an

feasible the libyan army has always been a libyan unified army it has recently made great successes in benghazi and in the in getting to the of the muslim brotherhood in the libyan fighting group isis and the libyan army should be supported and built up of course we have realities on the ground in various occasions and their commanders who are strong in the west and the south and they should be incorporated in some sort of a joint command under a unified leadership can i ask you specifically about the unified libyan army because i know that philip washoe how if i have to come out as the largest aren't force in libya today has endorsed your candidacy but the relationship between civilian and military leadership. is never easy especially in countries marred by violence or decades of authoritarian rule do you envisage any challenges along that path with all due respect to many of our politicians field-marshal one hundred four hundred expressed more keenness on the civilian oversight than any of these politicians and he has made it clear that he does want the elections to happen he's made it clear

news any scandal in the obama administration benghazi for example was covered every night every night top to bottom so no i completely reject. christopher what would you say to that. i mean i tend to disagree i think i mean the press i mean if you just look at the headlines the narratives the way things are covered the president trumps credit here's a here's a guy who's been attacked from every six every which angle leading up to the election rippy at war with republicans with democrats anyone because people are so distrustful of the establishment of media and know the way things are covered and every single day it's a hit piece on him every single day it's negative media coverage and i think it's finally backfired whether it's c.n.n. people crawling into potholes and pretending like this crime is worse than it is it's just it's become so ridiculous it's real i know i know it i know and so. so i just. didn't tell me about it i live in russia and i watch with c.n.n. and then most of the season it's about i do mean. well good fiction not bad fiction i would say what i. had brought i jus

felt here and without too much the breeze elsewhere i was talking about high twenty's for tripoli benghazi thirty one in cairo otherwise apart from the cloud it's a dry and quiet environment throughout north africa. in major life you see beats order and boy is one of the. rights. they need to be joined that is for. nigeria is so. is your development my major cities this is my nigeria. my mind on al-jazeera. and watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the washington post says really is what it says is the last known a major saudi. before he says the image shows him entering the saudi consulate in istanbul last tuesday he hasn't been seen since turkish investigators believe he was murdered inside the consulate and allegations saudi arabia's government denies and for the first time u.s. president donald trump has voiced concern about the case washington is calling on your abs are supporting a thorough investigation into his disappearance the outspoken janice is a u.s. resident. brazil's far right candidate is promising to overhaul latin america's largest nation after needi

africa you see that spinning right there with the cloud so anywhere from tripoli over here towards benghazi we could be seeing some rain showers as we go from wednesday to thursday as well those showers will make their way across parts of egypt so for cairo it will be clouds and rain and they'll push across sinai and to parts of israel as well. there with the sponsored by cats on the use. thing scribed of the wild west previously where the average person couldn't touch a post had been spawned so don't fight or in some why does this update you now have the kind of support that he needs we bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. and again you're watching out is there his reminder of developments not top story this hour for the first time since jamal khashoggi was killed three weeks ago the u.s. presence of hinted at the involvement of the saudi crown prince and to view with the wall street journal donald trump said we haven't been running saudi arabia so if anyone was to be involved it would be him. as describe the kingdom's handling

just some degree in libya as well temperature wise ahead of it a drug that so warm so got thirty in benghazi behind it well that normally brings just a twenty two to are jews. the weather sponsored by qatar at least. when they're on line for humanitarian been taken out of its goals of this we're talking about numbers on a spreadsheet or if you join us on the sand and i guarantee no one has a back story like yours this is a dialogue and i'm just tired of seeing the negative stereotypes about native americans everyone has a voice this ferguson that's your comments your questions i'll do my best to bring them into the south join the global conversation on how to zero. you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now more than twelve hundred people are now confirmed dead after friday's earthquake and tsunami in the indonesian island of sort of way see first pictures have emerged from the city of what people really did shops in search of food water and medicine. emergency workers are also trying to reach survivors in the city of pollute earlier on tuesday emergency workers there rescued

friday, we were asking judge lambert for discovery in our freedom of information act case about the benghazindal, that case had been compromised by the fact that the state department was misleading to us in the courts about this email issue and the court was upset, concerned about false statements given by the state department and excoriated the justice department for filing false affidavits of the hearing where the justice department's explain why it wasn't lying to the courts is quite extraordinary but even worse, this state department is opposing our efforts to bring her in and question her under oath and answer any additional questions on the clinton email issue. >> they moved to dismiss it in 2014 and the judge said he was glad he did not do that because now he has this information that they lied and withheld information including cheryl mills who said he was shocked and dumbfounded she had been given immunity. we will follow this and appreciate the work you are doing it judicial watch, have a great day. the time is 19 minutes after the top of your, record rainfall turning roads into ri

where were they investigated benghazi.solute rank, rancid politically krupp corrupt organization from the top, 7 their top officials moved out. how can we possibly' to involve the fbi? i would prefer frankly to understand why our intelligence agencies, other 16 of them, don't know what happened to khashoggi. and that general consulate and why we don't know what turks are up to and why president has not been informed by that high class, very expensive talent we have dispatched to intelligence circles in the world. this is a joke that we're sitting here begging the turks for information. is it not? >> well, to have access to that consulate, there are places in world where we're doing eavesdropping on embassies and the like to be sure. whether the saudi consulate in istanbul is one of those, i have no clue. lou: don't you think that smartest thing for us to do, as president said, take a deep breath and let the facts come to us. >> i want that to happen, my point though, we should not take any action until we get the result of

application because he felt he had been gamed in the freedom of information access lawsuit about benghazino less. the court came in not too long agene said i had false statements given to me. i don't know about these false affidavits, i am interested in knowing what the justice department knew what and when. i'm surprised cheryl mills was given immunity when i found she committed perjury and i couldn't believe her in another case about which judicial watch pursued. the stated department is fighting us on this, which is most of troubling. judge jeanine: the state department as well as the department of justice said hillary clinton was a private citizen and her records shouldn't be rea available to -- shouldn't be available to the public. doesn't a judge have the right to hold these lawyers in contempt? >> you see, that's potentially the relief that may be granted add we get some of the questions we still have pending with the state department. we are asking for this judge to allow us to oppose hillary clinton directly. and he's considering it still. cheryl mills also. i think it's a signif

president obama drew a lot of criticism for golfing when the benghazi issue was going on. howie: if obama had done this the conservatives would have gone ballistic. richard: this is millions of people without power in multiple states. i would like to see him working with fema. howie: he began his rally talking about the hurricane in florida. the man who built his career attacking the president talking to the media every day. today is the day you're going to get motivated... get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any audiobook, plus two audible originals exclusive titles you can't find anywhere else. if you don't like a book, you can exchange it any time, no questions asked. automatically roll your credits over to the next month if you don't use them. with the free audible app, you can listen anytime, and anywhere. plus for the first time ever, you'll get access to exclusive fitness programs a $95 value free with membership.

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do you think this caravan is upon seine taken was like that protest in benghazi or was this planned?50%. this is the worst human smuggling migration we have seen in 8 years in cochise county along the southwest border. the reason it's happening is the fact they can. due to the fact, what's stopping them. what is stopping them. we have a president stepping up and saying you are not coming in. when president trump was first elected two years ago, the human drug smuggling went down to nil on the southwest border. his message was clearly received. but they watched our congressional folks fight with our president, now they are saying they can't control their borders, we are coming. judge jeanine: i will be down there in a couple weeks. i'll join you. sheriff, thanks so much for being with us. a tragic thing in the united states of america. our live continuing breaking coverage of the synagogue shooting that claimed 11 lives and injured at least six people. we'll be here with a second hour of "justice." i'll be joined by corey lewandowski, several law enforcement and more from the presiden

president obama drew a lot of criticism for golfing when the benghazi issue was going on. howie: if obama had done this the conservatives would have gone ballistic. richard: this is millions of people without power in multiple states. i would like to see him working with fema. howie: he began his rally talking about the hurricane in florida. the man who built his career attacking the president talking to the media every day. and his wife fielding questions about their marriage. -omar, look. [ thunder rumbles ] omar, check this out. uh, yeah, i was calling to see if you do laser hair removal. for men. notice that my hips are off the ground. [ engine revving ] and then, i'm gonna pike my hips back into downward dog. [ rhythmic tapping ] hey, the rain stopped. -a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. -tell me about that dental procedure again! -i can still taste it in my mouth! -progressive helps keep you out there. -i can still taste it in my mouth! (music throughout) ( ♪ ) everybody wants a new, different, better world. here's to the people who do what it takes

they investigated benghazi.ey have been a rank, completely rancid politically corrupt organization from the top. seven of the top officials moved out. how could we want to involve the f.b.i.? i would prefer to understand why the intelligence agencies the other 16 of them, don't know what happened to cash cash courier and the counsel and why the president has not been informed by the high crass and expensive talent we dispatched to the intelligent circles around the world. this is a joke we are begging the turks for information. is it not? >> well, to have access to that consulate there are places in the world we are eavesdropping on the embassies and the like. whether the consulate in istanbul is one of those i have no clue. >> don't you think the smartest thing for to us do is take a deep breath and let the facts come to us? >> i want that to happen but we should not take action until we get the result of the investigation. >> lou: general, sorry, we're out of time. >> my point is i think the investigation will

with the of benghazi investigation which is very politically contentious.em that the trump administration has been confronted with is that it is messaging in the beginning, and it was incredibly cold. it did not look like they were abouthetic or concerned what it means for an american resident to go into a consulate and have that person be murdered and dismembered. the president speaking about military sales, it did not look right. now, the president is trying to clean up the mess, trying to lo ok tougher, but it has already been settled in the public's eye . congress will get pressured to look at the relationship with saudi arabia and it will be controversial. it is something that right now the administration is going to continue to grapple. david: you cannot just deal with one crisis or issue at a time, and although the crisis is a big one, we also have the ongoing disputes with china. they seem to have gone geopolitical as well. president trump will be meeting with president xi at the g20. what should our expectations and hopes be? joel: we really are in