embassy in benghazi. >> over the next five hours, until nearly dawn, u.s.ersonnel inside the consulate battle the militants, building to building. four americans, including the ambassador are killed. >> we will not waver in our comment to see that justice is done for this terrible act. and make no mistake, justice will be done. >> as to secretary clinton, she needs to be asked what she knew about the deteriorating circumstances in benghazi. was she inform to have had rise of al qaeda militia? >> it turned into this massive political football, which was used against hillary clinton. >> so i think when you have a united states ambassador personally warning about the situation over there, sending this cable to your office -- >> well, if i could -- 1.43 million cables a year come to the state department. they're all addressed to me. >> the u.s. embassy in benghazi asked for more security, which had been turned down, in part because republicans hadn't granted enough resources in the annual budget. but hillary clinton became the target of republicans. >> did you

benghazi was just an issue republicans would not let go.earings in 2015, and hillary clinton spending hour after hour, sitting there fielding the questions that she had been asked before. the fact is we know what happened in benghazi and what went wrong. but that is an explanation that some republicans continued to be unwilling to accept. who else was at your home? were you alone? i was alone, yes. -[martha] the whole night? -well, yes, the whole night. [martha] i don't know why that's funny. did you have any in-person briefings? [chuckling] i'm sorry. a little note of levity at 7:15. when she testifies, she wins a lot of praise because she goes on for hours and then, with the skill of a politician, uses her facial expressions to let the country know what she thinks of the interrogators. i am proud to announce my candidacy for president of the united states of america. bernie sanders, you see an older gentleman, who looks like the science professor at college. but it's not about age, it's about the message. our country belongs to all of us

the bottom of the deaths of americans at benghazi. they said this is not about hillary clinton. they said that publicly. by the way, after kevin mccarthy made those comments, trey gowdy, the chairman of the benghazi committee called him in and made him apologize. he said, he's my friend, so it is especially disappointing. republicans showed how disappointed they were in kevin mccarthy and made him apologize. with this biden family investigation, it is about joe biden and his family, so they really can't say anything other than, we're glad to see, at least in one poll that they found, that it is taking a toll. >> i mean, shows you the erosion of the integrity of the republican party even in the last eight years. also, how young kevin mccarthy looked in that, right? that was shocking. responsibility ages people. but, you know, that -- what kevin mccarthy said in '15 in benghazi, first of all, one of the best days of the clinton campaign, because it proved our theory that this was political and not within merit about what actually happen

the bottom of the deaths of americans at benghazi.d that publicly. by the way, after kevin mccarthy made those comments, trey gowdy, the chairman of the benghazi committee called him in and made him apologize. he said, he's my friend, so it is especially disappointing. republicans showed how disappointed they were in kevin mccarthy and condemning what he said. with this biden family investigation, it is about joe biden and his family, so they really can't say anything other than, we're glad to see, at least in one poll that they found, that it is taking a toll. >> i mean, shows you the erosion of the integrity of the republican party even in the last eight years. also, how young kevin mccarthy looked in that, right? that was shocking. responsibility ages people. but, you know, that -- what kevin mccarthy said in '15 in benghazi, first of all, one of the best days of the clinton campaign, because it proved our theory that this was political and not within merit about what actually happened at benghazi. but that was seen as costing kevi

and not within merit about what actually happened in benghazi.rack it, and as you said, trick out he did go after him. and now, jim comer, the chair of the committee, he just goes ahead and assert that that is the purpose. the purpose is, the purpose is to drive down biden's standing with the public, and, i like joe's point that these polls, most of the polls definitely do not show donald trump needing or a beating biden. but it should not be the point. and also, they are failing even in trying to assert any kind of royal case against the biden family. >> still, ahead on morning joe, what josh hawley in the right get wrong about manhood. we will bring in the offer of that new piece, you are watching morning joe, we will be right back. be right back. owers: step one: feed them with miracle-gro shake 'n feed. that's it. miracle-gro. all you need to know to grow. ♪ (vo) adventure on a deeper level. the subaru forester wilderness. dog tested. dog approved. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see ir

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when we put together a benghazi, special committee. a select committee. what are her numbers today? her numbers are dropping. why? she is an trustable. >> republicans that kevin mccarthy was the stupidest person in congress because kevin mccarthy right there said the secret part out loud. he said that the benghazi hearings were simply to attack hillary clinton and drive down her poll numbers as a presidential candidate. kevin mccarthy fellow republicans thought that that was so stupid that he lost also poured immediately but for becoming speaker. and there is donald trump. last week, saying what is supposed to be the secret part. just out loud. the debt ceiling is sacred when donald trump is president, but of course, republicans can default on the debt when joe biden is president. joe biden is trying to force an increase in the debt ceiling for the most reckless congressional republicans in history and control of the house of representatives, people that are supported by voters that think that the debt ceiling is a joke. joe biden has, once again, given impossible task. president bi

ship has been drifting without its engine working in open waters 320 km north of the libyan port of benghazi and 400 km from the southern italian island of sicily. according to an italian non-governmental relief organization, no signs of its sinking have been found. 45 56 children including the passengers of this ship are the head of sudan's governing council accused the united nations of supporting the rebels. in a message to the secretary general of the united nations, al -barhan asked him to change the status of the organization's special envoy in sudan, according to the commander of the sudan's rapid response forces with a green light and encouragement. the un envoy has issued an order . in response to this message, the spokesman of the un secretary general said that qatar has full confidence in the envoy of this organization in sudan and was shocked by al-barhan's message.

but we put together a benghazi special committee, a select committee. what are her numbers today? her numbers are dropping. >> genius. that off-script revelation cost kevin mccarthy a shot at becoming speaker in 2015, but now that he's got the gavel after 15 votes he's doing his best to placate his caucus' fringe over the debt limit. matt gaetz said a new house rule allowing one member to force mccarthy out as speaker has given maga republicans the best version of kevin negotiations, adding that maga conservatives reject compromise with the white house because, quote, they don't feel like we should negotiate with our hostage, unquote. republicans claim that the white house is not showing enough urgency about negotiations, the republicans who run kevin are literally wasting your time and goofing off and playing games and holding 100,000 auctions for used lip balm which is actually disgusting and trolling on twitter like they have all of the time in the world because they actually don't care about the deficit or the debt, y'all. the only things that these maga trolls care about are

it's reminiscent of what kevin mccarthy said in 2015 vis-a-vis benghazi and hillary clinton.erybody 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. >> a few days later walked that back, errol said, no, i didn't imply that the work is political, of course. it's not. >> yeah, okay. well, it cost him the speakership in 2015. on the other hand, he's the speaker now. so perhaps the politics are changing. i think what you saw from comer, look, saying the quiet part outloud, saying on national television what you would normally say in a closed room with donors or inside your caucus as you're making political strategy. it's nice that he sort of laid out for us exactly what they're doing. i think there will be a backlash. i don't think americans like to see their government being used in such a nakedly partisan passion. i think it will cause a lot of people to discount whatever it is they come up with. and in the end, he may wish perhaps he had kept his mouth shut

i went to benghazi, met general hafta -- >> that's the warlord in the east? >> absolutely.at. i went to tripoli, met government representatives there. we have an obligation to make sure the law has meaning. putting politics aside, what was very moving, i went to one place called tahulna, two hours' drive from tripoli. i met -- just survivors. one woman who broke down in tears. she said, my two children were taken from my arms. these are the people that we're trying to serve and to show that the justice is not some abstract concept in the hague, it is a basic principle for people around the world, every person around the world needs to feel that protection, at least that their life means something and that we care, that we give a jot about what happens to them. i think we're failing, collectively. at this moment, this increased scrutiny gives some hope, but we need to make sure, not only in ukraine, but in libya, for the rohingya, we start making sure that the law is not an aspiration, it's something that people feel as an additional safeguard. >> thank you so much, apprecia

i went to benghazi i met the general -- >> the warlord -- >> absolutely.riticized for that. i went to tripoli and i met the government representatives there. and we have an obligation to make sure the war has meaning. and putting all the politics aside what was moving i went to a place about two hours drive from tripoli, and i met just survivors. one woman who broke down in tears and she said, you know, my two children were taken from my arms. these are the people that we're trying to serve and to show that justice is not some abstract concept in the hague. it is a basic principle for every people around the world. every person around the world needs to feel that protection or at least their life means something and that we care, that we give a jot what happens to them and i think we're failing. at this moment this increased scrutiny internationally gives some hope. we need to make sure not only in ukraine but in libya and for the rohingya we start making sure that the law is not an aspiration, it's something people feel is there as an additional safeguard

it takes until there's a new saga -- howard: let me just add that four people died in benghazi.u're talking about the end of the republican congressional hearings. go ahead. >> i also just think it matters when intelligence agencies spy on american citizens and hay do it with bad information and they falsify things. that should matter to many people. i would say maybe all american citizens, because we don't want those tools to be used for that. howard: but you think this is a crucial debate but that a lot of people are kind of tuned out because it's been going on for so long? >> those that are not tuned out are invested, and they're so invested they're not willing to say, oh, yeah, this was a big mess-up. howard: some people say where are the apologies. i would settle for maybe in retrospect maybe we shouldn't have done this 24/7, maybe we should have been a little more restrained, but i'm not seeing-and-a-half. >>> when we come back, joe biden provides remarkably little access to the media, but off the air there's one exception. ♪re t ♪ we're not talking about practice? no... c

it was wandering in open waters about 320 km north of benghazi port in libya and 400 km from the southernisland of sicily in italy, according to a the italian non-governmental aid organization has not seen any signs of its sinking. 45 and 56 children are among the passengers of this ship. the head of the sudanese governing council accused the united nations of supporting the rebels. change the organization in sudan, according to the commander of sudan's rapid reaction forces, he has used the toilet with a green light and the encouragement of the un envoy. the spokesman of the un secretary general, in response to this message, said that qatar has full confidence in the envoy of this organization in sudan and that the message of al-barhan he was shocked to open the door of the plane during the flight, according to yonhap news agency, one of the passengers of the plane of the korean company asia na was opening the door of the plane while the plane was about to land. the plane landed without any damage, but nine of the passengers were hospitalized. to open the door he had been arrested, but n

[000:00:00;00] it was stranded about 320 km north of the port of benghazi in libya and 400 km from the southern island of sicily in italy. according to a non -governmental aid organization, no signs of its sinking have been found. 45 and 56 children are among the passengers of this ship. al-barhan accused the nations of supporting the rebels. in a message to the un secretary general, al-barhan asked him to change the status of cyprus , the organization's special envoy in sudan . spokesman of the secretary general in response to this message, the united nations said that qatar has full confidence in the envoy of this organization in sudan and was shocked by al-barhan's message . according to yonhap news agency , one of the passengers of the korean airline asia na was opening the door of the plane while in flight. opening the plane was about to land, the plane landed without any damage, but nine of the passengers were hospitalized. los angeles, america march these writers started their appointments 4 weeks ago, an action has caused the north to stop tv series. the dispute over the use of

such condemnation from those remarks from democrats and republicans and the chairman leading the benghazihim the opportunity to success john boehner as speaker. but we have to remember that was then this is now. here's congressman james comer, the republican leading the investigations into the biden family finances. >> do you think because of your investigations that's what moved the needle with the mediamedia? >> no question. biden is 7 points ahead of joe biden trending upward and joe biden is trending downward. the media is scratching their head realizing the american people are keeping up with our investigation. >> take me to your leader. we should point out, though, so far that investigation run by that guy into the biden family finances has produced nothing. not a single piece of evidence showing that the biden family engaged in any criminal activity. joining our conversation, eric swalwell of california. donna is still with us. congressman swalwell i know people like you don't need the evidence because you live it and you have the threats to your safety and your family on how radic

them can be released a few years ago we had two of our officers who were killed in the attacks, benghazi director pompeo released their names to the public. and so every year as i said, the directors always looking to see if those can be shared. but because the nature of operations, the nature of equities that we hold people that we work, they're definitely when we need to keep those names undercover, sometimes for decades. well, one of the more recent parts of cia history is assassination of osama bin laden. why don't we look at some of the artifacts you have there. seeing that this was really tively recent history when? was this declassified? is this newly declassified stuff that we're talking about to see the abbottabad raid was. 2011. and so shortly thereafter, the related to it were d classified. the newest artifact that i'll get to in a little bit the boots that belonged to one of the members of the assault team officer that are now on display here in the museum. so the story, of course, begins with the attacks of 911. we three artifacts from the three different attack sites got a

in 2012 as obama trying to survive the benghazi scandal and altered and take out the terror attack and anti-muslim in egypt. and three elections we had manipulation by our intelligence committee. >> miranda, we have former intelligence officials and one of the people involved in leading this effort and secretary of state, tony blinken that played a big role, what should happen to him? >> to be impeached and at least shamed and not in that job. when an adviser to joe biden in campaign and called mike morrell and testified under oath that blinken's call to discuss the story about the laptop, was the impetus, what triggered him to get that letter written. and antony blinken with the article and that the fbi investigating and all of this a lie. and john ratcliffe, then the dei, came out saying there is no evidence that this has anything to do with russia, and a russian plan and disinformation. and in response to adam schiff and others of the 51. fanning out across the media to say this looks like a crimlen plot. >> thank you john and miranda, when we come back the fbi refuse to comply to a

when hillary clinton showed up for the whole thing with the e-mails and benghazi. they found 10 million dollars. what are they for? 501(c)3s. you have people getting paid, devin archer issue parts of the organizations, with all these countries to a person, there are meetings with the former vice president, now president, while he was in office. so to think you have to suspend logic to think that joe biden wasn't benefiting from this. plus guy that makes $200,000 probably started making $60,000, he has three houses and an institute. good luck with that. it is just the beginning of the investigation. if you see how it is laid out and you are a voter, forget about conviction and what is legal. save yourself. why was this guy trading on the influence of an election? he wins an election, becomes chairman of foreign policy committee and then because vice president and president and using that influence to benefit his family and that is the only reason the companies and countries would subscribe and write this check. >> steve: mr. comer also said hunter biden is far from

the shoe was on the other foot and a democratic-appointed justice, the republicans would put the benghazi playing out in the senate, and the senate is doing nothing, in the house you have the republican chairman of the house oversight committee who issued a subpoena about a bribery scandal involving joe biden. when pressed about it, neither he nor grassley could articulate what the allegation is. they are blindly sending subpoenas to throw sand in the gears of the re-election campaign. you have report after record coming documenting serious instances of ethical breaches. we can't get an investigative step pursued regarding that. that shows you the asymmetry right there. >> it's how we ended up with trump. i want to ask you, it feels like too random and unrelated rocks that were turned over. one rock found that harlan crow purchased thomas' house. another rock, they found out he paid the full tuition over four years for a grand nephew. as an investigator, looking at the way money moves, those don't seem like first moves. those don't seem like the first gifts you give. >> i agree. one point

instead captured at sea by what's believed to be a libyan militia group and taken to a prison in benghazi. human rights groups have long denounced the torture, forced disappearances, and other dangers faced by asylum seekers in libya, which u.n. experts say amount to crimes against humanity. in yemen, the united nations has begun an operation to salvage over 1 million barrels of oil from a decaying tanker anchored in the red sea. it comes after years of delay and mounting warnings from the u.n. of a potentially catastrophic oil spill off the yemeni coastline after maintenance on the safer tanker was suspended in 2015 due to the u.s.-backed, saudi-led war in yemen. in brazil, indigenous groups took to the streets across the country tuesday protesting a proposed law that would limit their right to win protected status for ancestral lands. brazil's lower house fast-tracked the legislation after growing pressure from powerful agricultural groups. in sao paulo, police fired tear gas at demonstrators. >> we are in a national protest with original peoples of this territory. we are fighting for l

of truth from comer echoes a sentiment from mccarthy back in 2015 when he admitted that so-called benghazik to an old playbook to discredit a democratic presidential candidate. that does it for me. the reidout with joy reid is up next. ♪♪ >>> tonight, on the reidout. >> hello, north charleston. >> yeah, i'm guessing that's not how republican tim scott wanted to kick off his presidential campaign, but that was the start of announcement that played up all of the conservative talking points. plus, the trump putin lov

mccarthy eight years ago saying his party had put together to investigate -- a panel to the investigate benghazigain covisits through the end of august. the whole thing is a ham with the kremlin using him as a pawn many a proxy war with the u.s. over ukraine. and i just hate that it's dragging on. >>> and speaking of moscow, this is amusing, russia has slammed sanctions on many of donald trump's critics and adversaries including special counsel jack smith and a whole bunch of journalists and pundits including joe scarborough, brian williams, rachel maddow, seth meyers and stephen colbert. the only impact, they probably shouldn't plan to visit russia. >>> well, that's it for this edition of "mediabuzz" on this memorial day weekend as we honor the fallen who gave their lives for this country. i'm howard kurtz. you can subscribe to my podcast can, media buzzmeter. we have fun with a lot of things that i find amusing. apple itunes, a good place another the it. we are back here next sunday, 11 eastern to, with the only media analysis show on national television. ♪ ♪ how to grow more vibrant flowers:

the question is, you've been on both sides of the congressional panel now you're on the benghazi investigatory committee and you appeared in front of congress many occasions dealing hostile majorities. what is your advice to the incoming republicans? the weaponization committee? mike gallagher during the china committee, the two most important ones on running productive hearings, given what you know about how agencies respond to hearings? yes, i have been both the obstinate person at state department and subject to an obstinate secretary clinton. yeah, i've seen them both. the best can do is make sure that you show with people who know answers to the questions you intend to ask. that is, don't don't bring folks who for the purpose theater bring them because they are subject matter knowledgeable whether they're in administration or experts outside. and second do your best to get the panel to be organized and disciplined because at the very least if the person on the other side of the table doesn't want to answer questions. you're not going to you're not going to cleverly goad them into it. but

i think it would be benghazi times 11. >> right. even belong to a government official, let alone a sitting member of the supreme court. >> yeah. i think republicans love these kind of investigations. and you see that democrats are so uncomfortable with his. i mean, even -- you have durbin sort of trying, a little bit hesitant. i think that we are going to see -- you know, they are sort of pushed to have to do it. but yeah, the supreme court is a problem. they are going to stay conservative, i'm going to add, i don't know if you -- the research paper. they are going to stay conservative until 2067, this paper says. and they are very emboldened. and they are making -- their really activists more than they are justices at this point. so, democrats are going to have to really get serious about this. and i think it is going to be hard for them. >> molly jong-fast, renato mariotti and, thank you to the three of you for joining us. it's greatly pre shaded, as always. still to come, congresswoman rashida tlaib is blocked by house speaker ke

extreme case than i think democrats are totally not addressing head on. , >> yeah, i think would be benghazilapped of the doesn't even belong to a government official. let alone a sitting member of the supreme court. >> i think republicans love these kind of investigations. you see democrats are so uncomfortable with this. even you have durbin sort of trying. little bit hesitant. i -- think that we're going to see. they're pushed you have to do it. yeah, the supreme court is a problem. they're gonna stay conservative. i don't know if you are the research paper. they're gonna stave conservative till about 2067. they're very emboldened. they're really activists more than they are justices at this point. democrats are going to have to really get serious about this. i think it's gonna be hard for them. >> molly jiang fast. renata murray adi and caroline. thank you to the three of you for joining us. greatly appreciated as always. still to come, congresswoman rashida -- blocked by house speaker kevin mccarthy from holding an event marking palestinian displacement. she is here alive to talk about

republican investigations that have taken place over the last ten years or waste of taxpayer money like benghaziinvestigation into was smeared all that time and going after the biden family and starting to be nothing there and they failed to show that.t. they cannot negotiate with the democrats and the president should not negotiate with them at all because they proven time and again they said would not pass the supreme court, they lied about that. the supreme court justices when they come up for reviews, they get in office and change things. it's terrible. there's no rule of law anymore, trump will get away with it, committing all the crimes he did, whomever convictedwe him. >> twenty-one minutes on opening topic using the 14th amendment to raise the debt ceiling. if you say yes the president should do that. 748 thousand. if you're unsure 207488002. on the capitol hill but the headline from delaware only on carpenter retired after 50 years in office modern deliver politics retired mixture in the successful politician and states history and shakeup this day back on capitol hill after the meaning

weapons of mass destruction in iraq; nato's destruction of libya was justified by the massacre in benghazi there was no attack on afghanistan rejoiced with the terrorist attacks, on september 11, the afghans had nothing to do with them. and at the same time an aggressor country. there, in the west they call russia, it is america that dropped two atomic bombs on cities with civilian populations , and in half with a sign of a nuclear terrorist they want to recognize north korea. the soviet union brought troops from eastern europe eliminated the warsaw pact bloc, the us army remained there, it moved even closer to the borders of russia but occupation-it does not count. all this phenomenon one order. this is information work with the population of the world in lebanon in his head of someone else's desired opinion. the media, how deeply they have not penetrated into people's lives, they have become a collection of news, opinions of analytics and censorship, the main means of propaganda for the service of the latter, everything that was said earlier was received, which goes against the fundament

as barack obama was trying to survive the benghazi scandal and get reelected. he addedsu the talking pointsth by his own testimony to take out the idea that it wasnd a terror attack, which the cia had confirmed and said leave the impression that maybe it the impression that maybe it attackacross europe that did it. so three consecutive elections we had manipulation by our intelligence committee. all right. so miranda nipulationy ou, we have former intel officials, but one ofce the people that was involved in leading this effort is the secretary of state, and hisd name is tony blinken. he played a very big role in ste this. >> what should happen to him here? linkenwell, he perhaps to be? impeached, at least to be and n shamed. he shoulotd no it be in that job when he was an adviser to joe biden in his campaign, her to called mike morell.rell and mike morell has testified under oath that that lincoln's call to discuss the new york post story about the laptop was the impetus was what triggered him to go and get that letter written. and hehim also, anthony blinkel

another democrat, the 2012 era, where we lost four soldiers and service members in a place called benghazi. sitting at that time was what difference does it make? it makes a difference. makes a difference that this committee is going to hold someone accountable, and i intend to join my colleague mr. waltz, colleague mr. perry in demanding that this truly moves will code the. i also want to comment on one -- before i do that, i want to say thanks to everybody for coming. none of us want to re-live our experiences in the middle east, and i regret that you have had to do that in this public have a form. i try not to do this with my wounded or your friends, and i thank you for doing it. we continue to pay a price around the world. we're focused on this two week period in afghanistan, but we continue to pay the price around the world with the perceived weakness of americans. notice i did not sit weakness of america because of the comment of one of the panel members that the american people are still strong. we just had week leaders. we continue to pay the price around the world because immediat

why don't some of these people get out and ask where was obama the night of benghazi?o-called journalists, we don't have none. host: coming up in about 10 minutes we will switch our attention to the debt ceiling debate we were supposed to have congressman brendan boyle joining us this morning at 8:00 a.m. your time but due to unforeseen circumstances he had to cancel. we will invite him back on. at 8:30 we will be joined by republican congresswoman lisa mcclain of michigan. she's the secretary serving on the budget committee. we will ask her what's happening on a capitol hill the behind-the-scenes talks over what to do with the debt limit. built in colorado, hello bill. caller: i feel sorry for the folks in santos'district. the entire nation has to deal with what is left. i believe in justice and my question is whatever happened to a speedy trial? get to the palm of this -- bottom of this as quickly as possible. host: morgan, what do you say? caller: i don't know why anybody is surprised. they've got nazi sympathizers, what else is new? their head honcho trump is a rap

keepers, comparison reference and departure from the initiatives and radio silence in benghazi or benghola with respect to the peace initiative na never was. in my lifetime, people are tried to kill, and electrocute me where the spirit is willing so is the fresh. they have a saying, embrace one's faith. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker please. >> speaker: there is a mask over there on the floor, thank you supervisors. it's great to see you here today. it's a wonderful afternoon, i'm back here again and i'm concerned about a lot of the stuff that is going on in the fee, it's very concerning and you have to ask yourself, why did this happen, why are security guards really armed? that's a question for san francisco legislation. that's probably the next thing that is going to happen, disarm, that's a great thing. you just don't need, what i want to get to today, is basically, this is a pressure drove of knowledge of field expertise, all of you posses. and very connected group of people, very able to see far and wide and bring all that attention, you know to on shine a shine on i

brought up the amount of money republicans are spending -- or spent investigating hillary clinton in benghazirs. what do you say to that? caller: i say that is fine. why not talk about the amount of money they spent for trump? host: all right. richard in idaho, independent line. caller: good morning. i enjoyed the last guy talking on the investigation. one thing that would help he was an examiner that right wing or left wing. c-span is always right in the middle but it will be nice to know his deal is coming from. one thing i got out of that keep saying they found out a lot. they did not find out anything on that investigation. he put two people to court. both of them unanimously, by jury, said there is nothing wrong. i am concerned about, you hear right wing people call in, left wing people call in, it is almost like brainwashing. i'm concerned about the u.s. we need to calm down. do not only listen to your little powers. go ahead and listen to c-span. if you are right wing listen to msnbc. if you are left wing listen to fox. thank you. host: shirley in south carolina. democrat. good morning

keepers, comparison reference and departure from the initiatives and radio silence in benghazi or benghola with respect to the peace initiative na never was. in my lifetime, people are tried to kill, and electrocute me where the spirit is willing so is the fresh. they have a saying, embrace one's faith. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker please. >> speaker: there is a mask over there on the floor, thank you supervisors. it's great to see you here today. it's a wonderful afternoon, i'm back here again and i'm concerned about a lot of the stuff that is going on in the fee, it's very concerning and you have to ask yourself, why did this happen, why are security guards really armed? that's a question for san francisco legislation. that's probably the next thing that is going to happen, disarm, that's a great thing. you just don't need, what i want to get to today, is basically, this is a pressure drove of knowledge of field expertise, all of you posses. and very connected group of people, very able to see far and wide and bring all that attention, you know to on shine a shine on i