benghazi, benghazi, benghazi. >> benghazi or been gone.life -- >> it's not going to work. >> can cunote a chillness. but here more of like giving up. >> this is a walk of shame. >> chaos in his head. >> all he needs behind him is that woman from "game of thrones" saying shame, shame. >> there's no greater walk of shame than a multiyear congrezal investigation. >> that is true. >> i do want to do some quick media feminist accountability. what we have done today is but a tiny, tiny step in the other direction of what has happened for many years on many tarbl media segments, which is hassling people who happen to be women, seeking or exercising power for their clothes. >> she wore a very fancy outet for for a photo shoot. >> she does work with a team and strategically picking everything she wears. >> so many pant suits over the years. >> michelle obama, did you see the dress she was wearing while she toured the oil spill? who pulls this dress out of the closet? >> i think whether you're talking about men or women, you're not talking about wha

the benghazi investigation is going on, everybody knows, this is politically motivated, that this benghazi investigation could damage hillary clinton. they'd had six or seven investigations by then and they were still doing this one. it was like, you know, it was not an opportunity for republicans while they controlled the majority in the house to really dig in to and weaken the likely presidential nominee for the democrats. what happened is, mccarthy does this interview on fox news, getting pushback from the interviewer, are you getting anything done? nothing is happening in the house? he says what the last thing he should be saying, look what he did with the benghazi committee, look how much we weakened hillary clinton. then it makes the whole thing, you know, you have the republican leader admitting that the whole thing is a political charade or at least partly a political charade and that undermined the investigation, trey gowdy, the chair of the committee, was upset. the republicans were saying he shouldn't have said this. jason chaffetz who at the time was running the oversight commi

take the example of benghazi.went after hillary clinton on ben georg georgiay and raised doubts about her honest it. on the other hand they didn't raise anything. and it lead to an investigation about her private e-mail servers. and they also rallied republicat about benghazi? success. on the other hand, clinton won the democratic nomination anyway. failure. on one hand, clinton was defeated by the republican nominee, donald trump. success. on the other hand, republicans wound up with a president who is systematically dismantling much of the old conservative movement and what it used to mean to be a republican. donald trump, failure. if you saw charlie wilson's war, you know the zen master story he tells at the end of the movie as the u.s. celebrates the victory of the freedom fighters over the soviet army. a decade later, al qaeda launched attacks. will democrats be happy at the end of the investigations? as the zen master says, we'll see. master says, we'll see. dear great-great-grandfather, you turned a family

the i.r.s., the a.t.f, the a.c.a., solyndra, benghazi, benghazi, and benghazi.he only thing they didn't subpoena is his taxes. can you guess why? hint: he released them! ( laughter ) trump hallucinated further: "i hear other committee heads will do the same thing. even stealing people who work at white house!" is he using "stealing" as a verb or an adjective? (as trump) "they keep taking my best 'stealing people'. how am i supposed to get richer without my best stealing people? you know, my thieving friends, my burglar buddies, my corruption compadres, my money-laundering muchachos." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) moocho dinero. trump might be looking for divine intervention, because this morning, he spoke at the national prayer breakfast. makes sense. the only thing trump's ever prayed for is more breakfast. speech, trump made a promise. >> i will never let you down. i can say that. never. >> stephen: did the president just rick-roll the prayer breakfast? (as trump) "never gonna give you up never gonna let you down never gonna run around and desert you. u

to twitter to claim that she can't be trusted because of her involvement in a dubious report in benghazi back in twenty thirty others have alleged that her opinions are motivated by failure to be hired by any of the outlets logan left her post last year is chief foreign affairs correspondent and c.b.s. if you tell that position for sixteen years she's also hosted the popular sixty minutes program which aired the floor twenty thirty in benghazi reporters mentioned kerry sheffield from accuracy in media inquiries though with logan. they're very reflective of reality i'm glad that someone working very mainstream organization has finally willing to be open and honest so i think that many conservatives such as myself we've been really looking for honest truth tellers like laura logan to just bring some reality into the conversation a lot of conservatives huge and a study that showed that the vast majority of republicans believe that they should be able to not understand people like we see over and over again should journalists having to retract their stories or to correct their stories so if

mocked by some who claims you can't be trusted because of her involvement in a dubious report on benghazi back in twenty thirteen others have alleged she simply can't find a job with the quote legitimate outlets as biased a local left a post of chief foreign affairs correspondent at c.b.s. where she had worked for sixteen years she also hosted the popular program sixty minutes for a stent which floored twenty thirteen benghazi report just mentioned kerry sheffield from accuracy in media agrees with lara logan. very reflective of reality i'm glad that she is someone working for a mainstream organization whose family well into the open and honest so i think that many conservatives such as myself we've been really looking for honest truth tellers like laura logan to just be bring some reality into the conversation a lot of conservatives huge and a study that showed that the vast majority of republicans believe that they should be and do not understand people like three c. over and over again to journalists having to retract their stories or to correct their stories so if if the mainstream me

also hosted their popular program sixty minutes for a stint which aired the floor twenty thirteen benghazi report just mentioned gary sheffield from the accuracy in media agrees with logan. they're very reflective of reality i'm glad that someone working for a mainstream organization whose family well and to be open and honest so i think that many conservatives such as myself we've been really looking for honest truth tellers like laura logan to just bring some reality into the conversation a lot of conservatives huge and a study that showed that the vast majority of republicans believe that they should be and do not understand people like we see over and over again should journalists having to retract their stories or to correct their stories so if the mainstream media really wants to improve our country they need to be more alanson the reporting among the outlets alleged with a liberal bias are the new york times the huffington post and also c.b.s. curry sheffield again says the media has long been leaning left. around seventy five seventy seven percent of americans believe that the main

say benghazi, fast and furious, irs, those were hearings about the obama administration. democrats are doing investigations into my finances, things i did before i even took office. is that fair? >> i don't think it's fair, jake. the democrats are doing their job. congress is now -- democrats are now in charge of the house of representatives. they're in charge of the house of representatives because the american people sent democrats there to put a check on donald trump and get things done. part of that check is oversight. when we have not seen the tax returns from the president, when there are multiple people and individuals happening at the cabinet level from -- i mean, we could talk about all these things that the republicans, when they were in charge of congress, they failed to exercise their oversight duties and so now democrats are picking up where the republicans left off. >> isn't there a risk of democrats being perceived being too partisan, going after him in terms of personal finances? >> it plays into a narrative that he's trying to get something done and they'

banks in the past so it's not really clear for the market in general and vestas basically whether benghazi what is the sort of the business model how dodgeball is going to look like in the future what are the areas the bank can actually really become profitable in and i think this is where many banks are struggling in but. is clearly of the focus now given all of these discussions surrounding and of course we talk about these discussions these are happening on a political level there is a lot of political pressure for this merger between. what about that it doesn't really want to do this right away that it would like to sort of return to profitability before considered such a such a measure is time running out for them i'm not i'm not sure i don't i don't i don't think that basically even if the best possible result that they can have released off of this. probably it seems to be that saying look here's a seems to be much more then just sort of like a business so to speak but draws a political issue so we really have want to have a national champion we want to value safeguards as again com

he obviously is forgetting the benghazi hearing.e was the loudest proponent of the ridiculous birther accusation against obama. he doesn't understand the constitution. its first article sets forth the responsibilities of the congressional branch and its obligation to undertake oversight and accountability with the executive branch. our constitutional responsibility. on the first day of office, each of us raises our right hand and swears he will uphold that and give full faith and allegiance to that and that's what we intend to do. >> is it just the feeling in the first two years he didn't have that with republican controlled senate in the house and now things are different and so it's going to be much more of what we saw yesterday, over the next two years perhaps? >> well, look. how many times can we say that the man's given to hyperbole, right? my colleague on the intel committee indicated we were going to perform an mri on this business dealing with an eye toward are there conflict of interest relationships here. and as we do that

some think they took it too far, but who can forget the 11 hour benghazi hearing. i remember being in new york, getting on and off the sub way, walking a mile and a half and she was still talking. it was very mem rabble in their investigation. >> ari, from a legal perspective, show this different from president's past. we pointed out that of course president obama didn't have personal business entanglements when he entered office. >> the president with this level of ongoing activity, business, and otherwise. one of the things they can relate to is it seems unfair that now we're digging into this stuff from pre20-2016. and i think people can compare it to the same hour of news coverage with all of the foreign leverage and a president that insisted on continuing to profit from a business while hiding tax returns and other financial investigation. as mr. t used to say, he kind of brought this son himself. >> they said recently we're taking an mri to any russian financin financing, but he added that we're not going to be so naive but we're also going to look at other c

trump also claiming that republicans "never did this to president obama" even though nats of benghazihearings republicans did lead a probe into the benghazi attacks during obama's presidency that lasted more than 2 years.this as house democrats announcing sweeping plans for public hearings with trump cabinet officials and probe a laundry list of issues including the separation of children from their families at the border. democrats also not shying away from potentially crossing trump's red-line: his personal finances.rep. nancy pelosi/d- house speaker: "i think overwhelmingly the public wants to see the president's tax returns. and so, they want to know the truth. they want to know the facts. and he has nothing to hide."pelosi ignoring the president's warning during his state of the union address.nats of pres. trump: "if there is going to be legislation, there cannot be war and investigation. it just doesn't the house speaker today firing back...rep. nancy pelosi/d- house speaker: "we will not surrender our constitutional responsibility for oversight. that would make us delinquent in

patrick kennedy was in the middle of the benghazi scandal.ng to sources i spoke with over the years, patrick kennedy was trying to run interference on that. this was the reason, he was so nervous about these classified e-mails. because he knew and he suspected there were e-mails regarding benghazi within clinton's server that, would expose who what was going on. he tried to run interference, goes to the fbi, look, i can give your agents, you know, posts overseas in iraq, in other areas, throughout the world if we can working? out. they did not. according to the fbi and according to the information that we have that's been made available, the fbi did not do what patrick kennedy suggested. there were ten pages of e-mail exchanges that stew dishl watch did obtain. you can see they were scrambling. fox news was asking serious, poignant questions. >> sean: this were afraid. >> the fbi was afraid, yes, terrified. so was the state department. >> sean: i heard we're really not liked by these guys. [laughing] >> no, not at all. >> sean: gregg jarrett,

that she dismissed the benghazi charges against hillary clinton. and then he says, essentially, other things -- >> by the way, we're blurring her image, we don't want to give any publicity to this. >> right. the other thing if you look up there on the left, there appears to be cross hairs which i think could also be very concerning here. and it's all going to be in the end how the judge determines this. does she decide that she wants to bring roger stone in? roger stone after this posted took it down then reposted it without the cross hairs then took it down. he issued a statement after it and he said that a photo of judge jackson posted on my instagram has been misinterpreted. this was a random photo taken from the internet. any reference that this was meant to somehow threaten the judge or disrespect the court is categorically false." obviously, roger stone after this was posted, someone got to him and said, hey, you better be careful. we'll see what the judge does here. remember, she has jailed paul manafort because of violations of certain thin

patrick kennedy was in the middle of the whole benghazi scandal.ording to sources that i've spoken with, over the years, patrick kennedy was trying to run interference on that. this is the reason he was so nervous about these classified emails. he knew, and he suspected, that there were emails regarding benghazi within clinton server that would expose what was going on. so he tried to run interference, goes to the fbi, he says, i can give your agents posts overseas in iraq, other areas throughout the world if we can just work something out. they did not. according to the fbi and the information that we have that's been made available, the fbi did not do what patrick kennedy suggested. thereen were ten pages of email exchanges that judicial watch and obtain. you can see that they were scrambling because fox news was asking very serious, very poignant questions, that the fbi was terrified, and so is the state department. >> sean: we are really not liked by these guys we talked about a lot. you will get a predawn raid before me. gregg jarrett, this is

you heard people say during previous investigations you have been investigated for benghazi other irs. the thing that nation things different is those were investigating administration issues. investigating someone's personal life in the decades before they become president is different. mo: the bill clinton administration might disagree a little bit about that. they were starting -- it was launched over decades old financial questions and turned into something entirely different. both sides can yell about partisan investigations. but this is one that i think we have seen has had -- howie: we'll see if the democrats overreached. up next. jeff bezos accuses the "national enquirer" of blackmail as the tabloid threatens to publish naked pictures. (voice) you know what you're doing right now? (danny) impressing the heck out of me. also, giving a shih tzu an updo. pet care ain't easy. 12 hours? 20 dogs? where's your belly rubs? after a day of chasing dogs you shouldn't have to chase down payments. (vo) send invoices and accept payments to get paid twice as fast. (danny) you deserve a treat

, ten different agencies looked into benghazi.ost damning fact of all, which exposes not just that the president is wrong, but that he is actually part of the wrong he is pointing to. what qualifies as presidential harassment more than this bs? >> he was perhaps born in kenya. very simple. a lot of people are questioning the birth certificate, they're questioning its authenticity. >> his grandma in kenya says that he was born in kenya. >> the president doesn't have clean hands when it comes to harassment and he doesn't have a case that he's being harassed. what he has is trouble. business dealings and a list of past and present associates that is long and stained with lies and legitimate questions that will be investigated by politicians and prosecutors. and do you know why? because justice demands nothing less. thank you for watching. "cnn tonight" with don lemon starts right now. i feel like i've got to change the toss to you, because we keep talking. so when i come to you, it's kind of weird, like i introduced you. >> well, you

you remember, they had benghazi.i or the irs or fast and furious or solyndra. those all became hand grenades thrown into the midst of the obama administration. this is politics. this is what happens in our politics today. >> and certainly, maggie, the president doesn't seem to see that it way because he is saying this is all unprecedented, that this wasn't done to president obama. what kind of tools, which mechanisms, maggie, of the presidency do you expect the president to try to deploy to at least slow down the house committees? >> i think a couple of things, and just one thing to your point about how his argument has been that obama didn't face this. as david said, obama faced a different variety. it's true obama didn't face an investigation into his private business ties because he didn't have a big private company and was not coming in as an independently wealthy man. so it's just a completely different circumstance. with business and business entanglements that had been going on in russia or involving russia po

why did benghazi happen? among the reasons is we looked away from the middle east.liates will wil resurface. >> bret: finally he likes to point to polls rasmussen 48%. pointing to that many other polls that have him lower in public approval. this moment, this pomp and circumstance, walking down the house chamber, having everyone stand up, this is a big moment for any president. >> it's a huge moment for any president. it's why they delayed the state of the union address. the president and the white house did consider choosing another location during the shutdown when house speaker pelosi essentially uninvited him but then he decided i really want that pomp and circumstance. i want that moment. he have lots and lots of eyeballs and that's because he is doing the speech there tonight. >> bret: yeah. kimblekimberly final word. >> i am looking forward to the optics. that for me is the favorite part of the state of the union. >> bret: thank you very much. we have full coverage tonight. don't leave any place. we have a great show come up in martha's show and she will have

libyans are marking the eighth anniversary of the start of the twenty eleven revolution protests in benghazi eventually led to the toppling of longtime leader. well many say much has changed political divisions are still taking their toll in the country. has moved from tripoli. many people families are heading out of driving are heading up to the square where they're going to celebrate and mark the anniversary this anniversary comes amid political rivalries division and military conflict but you can. as we have spoken to people. there are kind of three categories of people in libya these days the first category of the seventeenth of february of aleutian riis there are celebrating the anniversary of the world's despite all the consequence is that people have suffered from during the past eight years despite all the internal conflicts the second category is those who are supporting the warlords and many of those people are know what a great thing the fact that they have rose up against gadhafi because they say that they have lost a lot the country have. the country has slipped into chaos econo

forces continue their advance bearing down on the city of benghazi home to nearly seven hundred thousand men women and children prevent images of amaze seeded children how many more children have to die the whole route the humanitarian disaster that is killing tens and tens of thousands of defenseless children the death of children the destruction of hospitals all that is a massacre which needs to be condemned. our report today shows that right now almost one in five children on the planet living in conflicts and that's more than at any time in the last two decades. the consequences of living in these war zones catastrophic we have to make around three hundred babies are dying due to the consequences of war every single day well in twenty seventeen four hundred twenty million children what i think we're living in areas affected by conflict that is an increase of two million on the previous year so what this is is really disturbing trend where more and more children are being caught up in conflicts international systems unsure of accountability breaking down so that when people commit cri

marking the eighth anniversary of the revolution that led to the toppling of moammar gadhafi in benghazi libya and celebrated being free of the leadership spanned four decades but not all are marking the anniversary with festivities since the revolution maybe has become a divided country with rival armed groups vying for control would have to go ahead has more from tripoli. many people families are heading out driving around heading up to the square where they're going to celebrate and mark the anniversary this anniversary comes amid political rivalries division and military conflict but you can. as we have spoken to people there are kind of three categories of people in libya these days the first category of the seventeenth of february volution riis there are celebrating the anniversary no matter what despite all the consequence is that people have suffered from during the past eight years despite all the internal conflicts the second category is those who are supporting the warlords and many of those people are now with a great thing the fact that they have rose up against gadhafi beca

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the same in benghazi i am asking the international community to keep all cards on the table i'll be meeting on monday with the lima group and u.s. vice president mike pence. sounded triumphant president nicolas maduro announced he was cutting diplomatic ties between colombia. i can't continue putting up with this we can continue putting up with colombia lending itself to an aggression against venezuela that is why i've decided to break in the political and diplomatic relations with the freshest government of colombia and all its ambassadors and general consuls have to leave it as well within twenty four hours get out of here oligarchy but my voter will unlikely be savoring his victory for very long economic and political pressure from the international community will surely increase as his countrymen watch the images of the food and medicine so many desperately need go up in smoke. you see in human san antonio actually given his way. votes are being counted in nigeria where president my model biharis hoping for a second. there were some reports of irregularities during saturday's delayed el

after the libyan national army is seeking to expand its control in the south its main stronghold is benghazi in the east the world health organization says the campaign which began two weeks ago has left fourteen dead and wounded many more. as being dubbed israel's apostate right a stretch of highway north east of jerusalem inside the occupied west bank that's put into play and the high wall on one side the drivers are israeli on the other palestinian high force that reports. the israeli occupied west bank is hardly devoid of barriers but few tell the story of division here in quite such a dramatic way this is road for three seventy northeast of jerusalem the left side is for those with palestinian papers the right for those bearing israeli documents side by side but each part of an entirely different road network some of labeled it the apartheid road last month palestinian and israeli activists blocked the highway calling it discriminatory part of plans to annex the west bank opening the road in january the israeli public security minister said it would help create mutual life for palestini

after the libyan national army is seeking to expand its control in the south its main stronghold in benghazi in the east the world health organization says the campaign which began to weeks ago has left fourteen dead and injured dozens. israeli forces have opened fire on palestinian protesters in garza injuring at least thirty to hundreds gathered for the weekly demonstrations near the border fence east of the gaza strip the rallies began almost a year ago to pressure israel to allow palestinian refugees to return to their former homes now inside israel the u.n. envoy to the middle east and then the gyptian delegation are meeting hamas representatives in garza to find ways to stop the violence. the new. president to there to meet to bring to the united nations egypt and the movement the leadership here to this indicates two things the first one is the palestinian national project in its integrity and the palestinian question in its political dimension as well as the situation in gaza and the march of return to break the blockade that general national guards of the west bank and jerusalem and

develop at least one storm center that means cold on shore winds big waves chipley thirty degrees in benghazi and twelve both with rain to the east maybe an eleven degrees that circulation will tend to drift east was for the eastern side of of libya and head towards new media but to be arts even by monday if you're anywhere in the central med that's disappointing weather. arts. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories right now venezuelans trying to bring aid across the border from colombia and face violent opposition from security forces at least two people were killed in fighting along the border with brazil less police tried to block the eight votes are being counted in nigeria where president mohamed two bihari is hoping for a second term there were some reports of irregularities during saturday's delayed election just before voting voting began a town in the northeast was attacked by suspected boko haram fighters polls are set to open in less than an hour in senegal as people vote for their next president incumbent later macky sall has campaigned on a booming economy but his oppo