consulate in benghazi. >> benghazi got a lot of focus back in washington as it should have and we did learn lessons and it did demonstrate we're sending people to some of these very challenging locations. we owe it to them as u.s. citizens to make sure they're prepared. >> todd brown is the acting assistant secretary of the diplomatic security service. he says the five-day course used to be reserved for high-risk assignments. now it's standard for anyone going overseas. >> these skills serve you if it's a national disaster in some place or incident of crime or medical emergency. it makes our diplomats better prepared no matter where they go. >> this smoke house stimulation was added as a direct result of what happened in libya. trainees also undergo hour of precision driving, which in my case was somewhat less than precise. >> did you miss it? i think you might have missed it. >> i don't know. i think i killed it. >> reporter: the final exam is every diplomats worst nightmare, an embassy siege. >> the goal is to make it as realistic as possible, so we've got an embassy on fire behind

the truce was announced and the first commercial flight in one year took off from benghazi to tripolis. officials hope the agreement will tens of thousands of refugees displaced by the country civil war to return home. the two sides are expected to return -- to continue peace talks in tunisia next month. now to the ivory coast. almost a dozen people have been killed and violence leading to the president election. the president is seeking a contested third term. the political violence is feeling worries the country could slide into a solar crisis to one in 2011 -- eigh similar crisis to one in 2011 with 3000 people dead. we have more with background on the current conflict. >> today the are in the historic capital of the people, one of the largest ethnicities in ivory coast. it is at the center of the country, a crossroads with roads leading to burkina faso. the city was occupied by rebels beginning in the civil war in 2002, right through 2010. since then it us struggle to shake his rebel reputation. 10 years on from the post electoral crisis, the scars of war are still visible. at hig

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storms and that's the damage that happened yesterday is a few more still potentially to come today in benghazi. to. jump into the stream and join our global community biodiversity is biosecurity is that essential for our species to survive be part of the debate i know her mind is elite you can be part of this conversation when no topic is off the table in the coming days are not neutral and all of these cases goal here is to terrorize here's the other part of this there's no consequence to this stream on out is the. move toward. the old. hello again i'm just. let's remind you of our top stories here this hour polls have opened in tanzania's presidential and parliamentary elections president john legere freely is seeking a 2nd 5 year term his government has been accused of suppressing his critics and the opposition. u.s. secretary of state mike compares his house of china's ties with sri lanka during his latest stop on a tour of the region he's warned against chinese investment and courts in france predatory well on its part china accuses washington of bullying smaller nations. close to 1700000

national accord and shipley will instead stay on as talks continue with the rival administration in benghazi the u.n. and germany were among those edging him to remain in office to prevent the threat of a political vacuum british media is reporting that a new nationwide lockdown may be brought in as soon as next week promises boris johnson is expected to announce the measures which could include the closure of all but essential shops the u.k. times reports the doctor could begin on wednesday and last until december as concerned hospitals will soon be overwhelmed by the resurgence of coded 19 cases. on the campaign trail donald trump has been keen to sell the message that the coronavirus isn't a big deal and infections declining despite the fact that you the u.s. has posted 94000 new infections on friday another record overall more than 9000000 americans on known to contract a cave in 19 still trapped mocked lockdown measures in other parts of the world if you look at europe they are surging despite these draconian lock downs they have it locked down and they're surging so what happens is you

national accord in tripoli well instead staleness talks continue with the rival administration in benghazi un in germany were among those meeting to remain in office to prevent the threats of a political vacuum. the united states has agreed to restore sudan's sovereign immunity meaning they cannot be prosecuted in u.s. courts in return sudan will pay $335000000.00 to settle existing legal cases including for the 998 bombing of u.s. embassies in kenya and in tanzania last week the white house removed sudan from a state sponsor of terror list as part of a normalization deal with israel. 1000 is electoral commission says that president john microbrewery has won a 2nd term in office but opposition groups have dismissed the results of a claims of widespread irregularities according to the national counts making food 112500000 votes in wednesday's election while its main challenger got 1900000 you fairly has vowed to boost the economy by completing ambitious infrastructure projects he started in his 1st. a rescue operation is underway in el salvador where a landslide has left at least 7 people d

just like they did with hillary clinton in benghazi, they just pound this laptop story every time you turn on fox. the laptop, the laptop, the laptop. it is ridiculous for voters to look at the coverage and say, well, fox and all of am talk radio is being fair and balanced. cnn and emison bc are not. that is just ridiculous -- msnbc are not. when people say biden is lying ,bout fracking and other things locale trump lied -- look at how trump lied. it is on and on and on. not to mention the record high debt. everybody was up in arms about the record high debt when obama was president. they look at the record high trade deficit. the tax policy failed to help american voters. that is what is important. improve thething to health care of americans. this is what people are looking at. pennsylvania voters are smart and not going to fall to the playbook of the article things like laptops. host: anthony mentioned several issues. julian routh, from your reporting, what are some of the top issues voters care about and is motivating them to show up to either already vote or show up on election d

just like it was hillary clinton in benghazi, they pound this laptop story every time i turn on fox. it is the laptop, the laptop. i think it is ridiculous for voters to look at the coverage and say fox and all of and talk and talk radio are being unbalanced. that is what it was. when people say biden is lying thingsracking and other -- look at how trump lied. it is on and on and on. not to mention the record high debt. everybody was up in arms about the record high debt when obama was president. look at the record high trade deficit. at the tax policy failed to help american voters. and that is what is important. to improve theng health care of americans. this is what people are looking at and i think pennsylvania voters are smart and they will not fall into the playbook of theatrical things like laptops. greta: anthony just mentioned several issues. julian, from your reporting, what are some of the top issues voter care about and is -- toting them to show up either already voters are up on election day? do include things like law & order and fracking. i think the two biggest issues

national accord and shipley will instead stay on as talks continue with the rival administration in benghazi the u.n. and germany were among those urging him to remain in office to prevent threats of a political vacuum tanzania's electoral commission says president john mica foley has won a 2nd term in office but opposition groups have dismissed the results claiming widespread irregularities according to the national council mug of 3112500000 votes in wednesday's election with his main challenger well behind on 1900000 voters head to the polls in ivory coast on saturday to choose between president president. and his independent rival cardio beilin but the opposition has vowed to disrupt the vote raising phase of civil unrest a common interest reports. unclear voters cogs at a collection center in i'll be sure. the election commission says voters have claimed less than 42 percent of the cards some say that illustrates how many people in ivory coast feel about the presidential election. in the above with the. i will not vote under the current circumstances because you can only go where your sa

in the straw coming yard into a list of all the losses from the middle of the benghazi story is the story of racism with thousands of people who stared out of anger and fail to see if she was being if it's even we can see how throughout history these men and women have been denied their humanity in order to justify the alleged superiority of white people in the us in the garage. i am. i. am the 1st world war reset attitudes towards exhibits in people and to colonial operations the 2 great powers britain and france chose out of economic and military opportunism to enroll people from economy. i now believe they can be civilized and useful if they can be kept under supervision yesterday savages which days brave soldiers all indigenous workers. in the eyes of the countries they fight for they are now fighting an even more primitive savage. the germans. after victory was achieved afro caribbean hindu african american connected african and asian soldiers from the french and the allied armies courageous on the show's lisa a to the chance of the crowds. this is the story run up against the human

there is -- i can't think of a is single report from the fbi whether it's benghazi, whether it is theigating president trump -- people forget about that period, the so-called crossfire hurricane. the results were to try to frame the president of the united states. and nothing, no one was ever held accountable. and at this point the american people is have got to be sick to their stomachs to what the fbi now stands for and the so-called department of justice. and either way, where is william barr? he's gone radio silent. >> well, it's time for, hopefully wins in eight days, and it's time for major reform. the second part of draining the swamp now has to take place with much better knowledge of just how bad the swamp is. it was much worse than he thought, much worse than i thought. but don't think that that in any way inhibits him from doing what's necessary. he'll also go after those big tech crooks and break them up the way roosevelt, teddy roosevelt broke up the trusts in the gunning of the 20th century -- beginning of the 20th century. lou: big tech -- >> this is the kind of thing t

they opened fire on dozens of people you know deep by all side they did the savings i could be on benghazi in 2014 they killed 33 shiites in zaria city and killed 347 between december 12 and 14 in 2015 and bury them in mosque raves now. we may have they must be shocked to see this kind of reaction because they did not expect that it would go this viral international right that's why they were emboldened to do what they did because they've done this not once not twice and you say this is a normal standard operation for the niger and security forces nathan this was initially about police reform and as our correspondent fred was saying there are more issues here beyond the police reform what kind of reform does your country need. trust the social contract if there ever was one is broken and this would be a great place to start treaty formulas elevate the none just to ship will parts of the nigerian constitution which specify the basic objectives of government and elevates the something beyond the mere suggestion which does not nigerians mustn't be also with the largest structural issues aroun

the idea of having joe biden in place, another benghazi, that ambassador stevens, glenn doherty, sean smith and kayla mueller could be alive today, and tyrone woods. todd: a powerful statement. we have heard it elsewhere and people on the ground to say people have been there, thank you for your time. jillian: the world of food programs winning the nobel peace prize, affiliated with the united nations and nominated for its efforts to combat global hunger. after working on the start middle east peace deal. a california sheriff pleading for help. he says murders and violent crimes are on the rise in his community because of the state's covid-19 relief policy. >> these laws are not working, it is breaking the jail's ability to manage local offenders and endangering and killing our citizens. >> reporter: the sheriff had to release 700 inmates from jail because of overcrowding, state prison officials say 17,000 california inmates may be released early due to coronavirus. a drone spot the massive shark swimming inches from a surfer. watch this. the 5 foot great white moves off of australia's

he was there and also at benghazi when it happened in 2002.was about 10 feet away when the shooting happened and were happy to have them on tonight. thank you for coming on tonight. >> hey, tucker, thanks. >> tucker: i want to unravel this and tell us as an what you saw. >> i wasn't that close to it, i kind of go back to where -- when i started doing, within 24 hours the denver democratic party hosted a soup fund-raiser, whatever you want to call it. at a soup drive. and saying they're going to give to the homeless. within a matter of minutes, blm and nt fussing how they're going to use the canvas to projectiles and attack us like they did in the black and blue rally because in july they had april police rally. they came in and immediately started attacking people with skateboards, batons, socks with cue balls and it's and it got extremely violent right out of the get-go. i thought they would come back and try to do the same thing. but that did not happen in the whole entire time leading up to it they wanted to shut us down saying they're goin

out of benghazi or anything else. any of the fantasies.nts in one term of the trump administration? 215, including seven convictions of the president's most senior people. flynn, bannon, and the list goes on. just for historical reference, how many indictments in the nixon administration, not an administration we hold up, 73. donald trump in one term has done three times as many indictments, has it three times as many people within his administration indicted as richard nixon. >> i mean, i had this theory and i wonder what you think about it, the blizzard of corruption and the blizzard of criminality and scandal around trump sort of blurs it all out. but one thing that has come into focus in recent weeks is "the new york times" reporting on trump's taxes. and there have been four reports out. the first one i think is the one that, along with giving us that sort of humdinger that you pays $750 in taxes, we understand that he's deeply leveraged, a man in mountains of debt. from your perch on the intelligence committee, do you share concerns

i don't care whether it's benghazi, whether it's bruce ohr and his involvement, gps -- i mean, these,o entrenched, i think that the president, i think all of us underestimated just how strong and entrenched it really is. meanwhile, meanwhile, if i may, let's turn to declassifying the documents and your reaction to the justice department saying, well, we have to have a specific order. we can't just hear from the president on twitter. >> well, the president -- i think i said this on your show last night, the president could just sign an order, and it would happen. i think he should just sit at his desk, sign that order, and let's see if the bureaucrats still drag their feet. i think they'll come up with a hundred excuses, but if you want to sign an order, we'll put it up on justthenews.com, everybody can see it, and then we'll find out if the fbi and the justice department are going to do the foot-dragging, the excuse-making. it's all designed to keep the american people in the dark even when you have bill barr at the head of the agency. it's time for the president to call their bluff.

whether it is the benghazi hearings or some of these tech hearings that we see, there is really no follow-upu call it the alliance of bia bias. so what happens next? >> i agree. i don't see anything real happening with these tech companies. so we have to accept the reality now which they really have got into the alliance with media to try and get joe biden elected. that's obviously what is happening. the tech companies are very much reflecting the bias of their own employees. 90% plus of their own workers the far left democrats the private sector companies you can't do anything about that. the last problem is if joe biden does get elected in this climate will really undermine his legitimacy. people say look, that election, it was certainly a free election is a perfectly good democratic process. it was not fair. there really wasn't the scrutiny of the other side. kennedy: that is such a great word, scrutiny and skepticism are missing right now. and they are sorely missed. i hope at some point they make a comeback. i hope you come back very soon, i door you so much steve hilton, thank you so v

a little more calmly to character assassination, trying to dog biden's family, even throwing up benghazie forgot who he was debating, like he thought he was talking to hillary clinton. he still is going at him in a way that is trying to make him look like a crook and look incompetent as opposed to talking about his ideas and what he's actually going to do. and when he talks slower we all realize he's got, you know, the language of a fifth grader, and he says things like big and huge and bestest and greatest, and it's not my fault. and you still don't walk away from the conversation of the debate knowing anything about what he can or will or won't do. and i'm trying to be really generous here by assuming the american public is hip to it at this point. and while we may have scowled so much at his behavior, we still know his brain isn't where it needs to be to be president of the united states. >> and the fact the debate to iesha's point is more audible means people are going to hear it. they may not be as turned off by stylistic points. it's 90 minutes, there were 70 million plus viewers l

let's not forget there was over 13 benghazi hearings and she was strapped with this negativety that michael alluded to. unlike hillary, we actually now have four years of colossal failure under donald trump. the american people cannot wake up every morning and feel like they feel safer and more secure and more healthy. sadly, we have millions of families right now struggling to keep their kids in front of distance learning while also many of them having to step outside that door to go to work because they don't have the capacity to stay at home. we don't have paid sick leave. the list goes on. the fact that yesterday the on. the fact that yesterday the president decided to do a lap around and put his secret service in danger even though we know someone with covid should not be doing that. how can we guarantee. it is his own actions. it's his actions knowing that he had covid and went to a fundraise near could have exposed so many donors and service workers in that venue. i was having a conversation with friends from taiwan. he says things are back to normal. kids are going back to school. w

i would note that day a flight went from tripoli to benghazi and there is a regular resumption out the schedule of flights between those 2 cities i would also note that in my discussions with the teams this morning there are some very good indications that the oil installations of rosslyn ouf and sidra will be ready to resume production. in in the near future in a very short period of time. well a lot of fun yet. be 10 feet because it had been a 3rd of a tough economy if you worked inside because you had that is more where they like i've been is badly. out of the you know when you go we are brought libya where on like that they had to mystic them cooked over. 100000 are known for one week they see if the bedouin us only add that they can let the collector a defect became a model for a nifty you know what we have there so good for india. before that it had been a set up is too early for that $100.00 to go we they now. were. heard. to assess said. they heard enough of the clear enough to feel a new foot was citric so for just that new fall into the but. the parties agreed to establish a

like you couldn't have defended yourself the way you did about benghazi, for instance. >> i had no choicet i committed to do at this time. that meant in that period, i didn't have my own voice. >> i'm a journalist who wishes i could give my opinion once in a while. i'm wondering as a white house official photographer, did you have to wait for a certain time the throw shade? >> yeah. i would never have done it, i would never have done it if, you know, jeb bush or john kasich or, look, this is not a partisan thing to me. he this is somebody that i feel is not a good person. doesn't respect the office of the presidency. thinks about himself and not other people. lies to us. so it became something that i felt i had to do. >> i don't think a photo journalist is supposed to be opinionated. i'm now opinionated. i in some ways have ruined any chance that i have of being a working photo journalist again. but to me that is a small price to pay for doing what i think is the right thing. >> pete and i probably, i've never talked about this, feel a similar sense of obligation and so do our other colle

the liberal media, they have also forgotten about benghazi.resident trump is obligated by the law to select the judge to the supreme court. judge barrett will do a fabless job and be a wonderful asset to the system. should biden win the election, our country will become -- we will lose many rights. kingdom has and they hated. biden has been office for 47 millions frommade china, who gave us the virus, not trump. please tell biden to hide in his basement for the next four years. much, and again, i'm very supporting judge barrett for the nomination. thank you, sir. host: to robert in waldorf, maryland. good morning. caller: good morning. mrs. barrett is an extremely intelligent and impressive lady, and she's exactly what we need in the united states supreme court. it's amazing to listen to the shecrats complain about how won't answer their questions. but they never complained about joe biden not answer questions. we have evidence that hunter biden has taken millions and millions of dial dollars from ca and sold his vice president's office. we ha

i certainly remember that during the benghazi hearings. very good to have you.faring in their own prosecution of the judge? >> well, neil, thank you for referencing the book. the number one thing you have to identify is who is your jury, who is your audience. i think democrats realize they are not going to stop her from being on the supreme court, so their audience, their jury would be voters in south carolina, north carolina, iowa, georgia, arizona, where there are competitive senate races. i don't think this has anything to do with where amy coney barrett is going to be a month from now. she will be on the supreme court. it has a lot to do with who is going to control the senate come next january and i think that's what the last couple of days have been about. neil: so when you hear these questions, it seems to me at least, congressman, that democrats have resigned themselves to the fact she's probably going to make it to the highest court, but they want to score points on this issue of the affordable care act and whether any decision on her part, even dismant

he let four men diane benghazi. whatt to remind you all of president obama did.uld put his head in the sand with his outfit and don't come out again. host: words from marianne, new jersey. frank, in delaware, good morning. caller: good morning. i am voting for the president of the united states. i agree with the woman from new jersey. obama should stay the hell out of it. host: by what process are you voting? caller: i will be standing in line. i do not trust the mail in voting. i know back in 1960, what happened in chicago when they ripped off nixon and those people came out and voted for kennedy. that's what i understood about voting. democrats will cheat. make no mistake. a vote where you have to present who you are, they will never do that because that's the right thing to do. host: any concerns about long lines or the pandemic in terms of your presence at the pulse? -- polls. caller: whatever it takes, five have to cast my ballot and wait two hours i will do it. because voting is important. host: thank you for calling. we are doing this for another 20 minute

also reporter that traveled to benghazi to investigate the consulate attack for "time" magazine.an army ranger founded a group that gave food and clothing to syrians in poverty and kala mueller was an aide worker and devout christians. she told her parents even in prison one can be free and that in darkness she had found light. she was tortured and raped for a year and a half before she died in captivity. finally their accused killers will face the american justice system starting today. julian turner is live at the white house with what to expect. >> two of the most dangerous and deranged isis terrorists are arriving on u.s. soil and they are about to face serious charges including, quote, hostage taking resulting in death. now fox news has learned that in this upcoming d.o.j. press conference that's about to get underway any second officials will announce that these two men's arrival back here in the u.s. is imminent. the two men are part of a group dubbed the beatles because of their british citizenship. they'll appear in alexandria, virginia. up until now both have been in u.

coincidence that obama lawyer in the white house who was involved in the irs scandal, the coverup of benghazid air quotes all of this. she all of a sudden appears in the biggest scandal of all in spy gate every single junction, think about it. who is the lawyer, right? for mueller's primary witness judge nateer in the case. kate kathy and supervisor involved in spy gate ding, ding kathy appears again. who is the lawyer for the dnc when they have to defend themselves against carter page lawsuit about the dossier would never guess guys kathy ruemmler balm fixer appears again yet you never hear her name ever. she's, i have a whole chapter on her and if you read the reviews that's one that's been blowing people's minds the most how you never hear her name at all. >> we've heard a lot so far from you there's her image a quote out of your book follow the money available everywhere. you rei write to say obama was a huge fan is an understatement she called her an outstanding lawyer with impeccable judgment requested she postpone departure from the white house three times but finally did leave she sai

just like they did with hillary clinton in benghazi, they just pound this laptop story every time youurn on fox. the laptop, the laptop, the laptop. it is ridiculous for voters to look at the coverage and say, well, fox and all of am talk radio is being fair and balanced. cnn and emison bc are not. that is just ridiculous -- msnbc are not. when people say biden is lying ,bout fracking and other things locale trump lied -- look at how trump lied. it is on and on and on. not to mention the record high debt. everybody was up in arms about the record high debt when obama was president. they look at the record high trade deficit. the tax policy failed to help american voters. that is what is important. improve thething to health care of americans. this is what people are looking at. pennsylvania voters are smart and not going to fall to the playbook of the article things like laptops. host: anthony mentioned several issues. julian routh, from your reporting, what are some of the top issues voters care about and is motivating them to show up to either already vote or show up on election day

that's benghazi square. can you believe she dared to say, let's play this one by the book. that's bad, isn't it, willie? i can't wait to hear who's going to jail for this. >> well, i don't want to give up to much of julie ainsley's reporting on this, but it appears that the alleged scandal being trumpeted for the last couple of years was an absolutely nothing burger. she'll join us with her reporting. and dick durbin of illinois. >> wait, wait, willie. how could they just brush it aside when -- when anti-anti-trumpers have been saying for six months they had the document. >> something to talk about. >> did you not read the susan rice document that said let's play this by the book? wait, how could they sweep that aside, willie, i don't understand. >> it was an investigation initiated by attorney general william barr so it was not exactly a partisan effort by democrats on the outcome. >> a distraction? >> a distraction. distraction priceline works with top hotels, to save you up to 60%. these are all great. and when you get a big deal... aside, willie, i don't aside, willie,