of what happened in benghazi, we, perhaps, will hear from e musa ibrahim, the official representative of the gaddafi government, who literally recently stated the following: accumulated gold in order to support the mission and circulation of the african gold dinar and this caused concern not only in france but also in britain and u states when fi said french, it's none of your business, it's our air conditioner. our oil is our banks. our currency. we strive for independence, this has become for the french. if you want a drop, they robbed africa to the skin of the french economy is built on the robbery of africa and what they did when it was very disastrous for the imperialist interests of france later. this was acknowledged by a figure as influential as hillary clinton in her publicly available e- mails. she actually says that the main reason for their attack on the lily was an attempt gaddafi to issue a gold dinar what happened in libya it was an ugly tire, because er, here the culture of france is affected. we simply have to say that in fact the company is the electoral french presi

of course, everyone here remembers benghazi, benghazi, benghazi, kevin mccarthy spelled it out. numbers after we created these select committee on benghazi. that's what it seems like they're trying to do with this hunter biden probe and try to connect it to the president. we know that most americans do not connect to hunter biden's legal issues with president biden. >> absolutely not, like you ayman, this is the same thing they did with broke a bummer ticket. as you, said it will never be enough. much that joe biden can show every single receipt from 1972 to the president, it would never be enough. so if you keep that in mind, we recognize you're not dealing with an effort with the republican party. >> i was going to say, never play into their hands. christina greer, joyce vance, thank you so much of your time tonight. greatly appreciate it and your insights as always. up next, a pride flag and argument gunfire. the senseless killing of laura and carleton. of laura and carleton. or an unbearable itch. this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your life for weeks. it could make y

he handled the obama administration in response to the benghazi demonstrations.jeremy? >> no doubt about it, john. this will be a politically charged environment he is walking into. the congressional investigations led by republicans. also some potential legal peril for the president, as he faces the ongoing special counsel's investigation into his handhands handling of classified documents. there's the matter of the president's son, hunter biden. the u.s. attorney investigating him, has been named a special counsel. all of this will in one way or another, fall on the plate of the white house counsel. that will be ed siskel. a person familiar with siskel's selection, told me his investigation in managing the investigations into the obama white house, the benghazi investigation, that was a key factor in his selection for this post. it's viewed as an asset for him. for four years when i was vice president, he helped the counsel's office navigate complex challenges and expanded the agenda on behalf of if people. ed has shown a deep commitment to public service and t

in the city of benghazi, libya, and the killing of the ambassador, employees and several contractors of the cia organization, the deposed president of niger is an ally of westerners, especially france. the americans only killed four american soldiers in october 2017. there are thousands of soldiers and they are going to explain to us next week what it was called and what they were doing when the united states, like the french, fought terrorism in the sahel region of africa. he went but could not eliminate the threat that their presence posed to them. they had other priorities, that the fight against terrorism is only to divert the opinion of niger in the uranium and oil sector, which is very rich after the american expulsion from the american base in the north . nigeria was created gained importance the us has a drone base in niamey, the capital of niger. despite all the doubts about the real interests of washington in keeping a thousand soldiers in niger, what one of niger's military commanders told his colleagues about us military training was interesting at length . to america, al

he managed the obama investigations into benghazi.nto his son hunter hunter biden ramps up again. cnn's jeremy diamond joins us from washington. is there any sense in the white house that signals how the administration feels about these investigations and these looming legal issues? >> there's no question that this white house is entering a really critical period right now in terms of both the congressional and the judicial investigations confronting the president, his family, and his administration. and there's a recognition inside the white house of that very fact, and that's why a source familiar with siskel's selection told me that his experience in managing those congressional investigations by house republicans in 2011 and 2012 into the benghazi investigation, that that was viewed as an asset and a key reason for his selection here because keep in mind, president biden is not only facing that special counsel investigation into his handling of classified documents. his son, hunter biden, is also facing a special counsel investiga

we will not sit in the academy in the parliament in benghazi, he held an emergency meeting, and the representativesthe palestinian people are hanging around their necks and emphasized and clarified the opposition to the normalization of relations with the zionist regime and the defense of the palestinian cause. the government of abdul hamid adabi has been the representative of the libyan people since the day he was given a vote of no confidence. no, this is the issue of all muslims, and no one has the right to bargain over it. the issue of the formation of the palestinian state with jerusalem as its capital and the discussion about it only concern the palestinian people, who benefit from the support of their arab brothers to open the way for the libyan people to breathe . the foreign minister of this country every breath it would be more difficult for them. abdul hamid went to the head of the national unity government of libya in dubai to the palestinian embassy in tripoli to announce his government's opposition to the action of the foreign minister and to give in to the people's demand to emphasiz

the previous session of the majlis academy in benghazi called an emergency meeting. the representatives of the palestinian people have thrown their necks around and emphasized and clarified the opposition to the normalization of relations with the zionist regime and the defense of the palestinian cause. the kurdish government of abdul hamid from dubai, from the day he was given a vote of no confidence, is not a representative of the libyan people. the issue is the issue of all muslims. no one has the right to bargain over it . it can be supported by the arab brothers in order to open the way for the people of libya to breathe, following the action of the foreign minister of this country, it was getting harder for them to breathe every day, abdul hamid went to the head of the libyan national unity government in dubai to the palestinian embassy in tripoli to announce his government's opposition to the action of the foreign minister giving emphasis to the people's desire to oppose any kind of normalization of relations with the occupying regime. as you were informed at

. >> laura: like susan rice was during benghazi. you can't prove he helped hunter's clients.think you are this stupid. their new pitch that bidenomics is working. did you see this today? biden overall approval overtime low on the economy, just 34%. americans are not stupid. facts are stubborn things. most americans are getting poorer, the bidens keep getting richer and evidence about hunter pointed to unmistakable conclusion issue the biden family acted like the u.s. government was for sale. hunter old pal and business partner devin archer testified on capitol hill today and confirmed what we expected before, joe biden lied when he said he didn't know anything about his son's business. when vp, joe biden was put on phone calls with clients, not to discuss the weather, to reassure the clients the big guy was on their side. devin archer testified at least 20 times and said joe biden was on the phone to basically sell the brand. no one should get hung up issue republicans want to do, on whether sufficient proof exists to convict joe biden of financial crime thachl is irrelevant

the benghazi committee ÃÃnone of it was deleted.ressional investigation is completed all the information is transferred to the archives. congressional sources tell primetime that losing or destroying committee evidence is not at all common practice. and it's also a crime to destroy congressional documents, it's a felony. that means the january 6 committee, if trump wins the election would be charged with felonies for destroying congressional materials. for two years democrats conveyed to us they only care about two things. preserving documents and january 6. so why would they destroy january 6 documents? why do democrats continue to get away with destroying evidence? hillary ÃÃobama's irs accidentally erased records, in a vicious legal twist biden's prosecutor jack smith cracked into donald trump's twitter account, smith got a search warrant from obama biden dc judges and elon musk handed over trump's twitter account and no one told trump, it was all done in the dark. former president had this to say just found out that cricket joe

oversaw efforts to shield president obama into the investigation into benghazi when he was a white house counsel but not the white house counsel. this time with president biden he is going to be taking over as the white house counsel. his appointment comes as house republicans advance their investigations into hunter biden and whether president biden could be implicated in the family's business dealings. joining us now is fox news legal editor, and we love the new role that you are playing here at fox news. we had you on a lot when you were at the department of justice. so the house ways and means and judiciary committees have subpoenaed four officials, michael, the irs director of field operations, special agent in charge, and another special agent in charge, and fbi assistant special agent in charge to talk about david weiss and a meeting in october of 2022, he allegedly said that he wanted to bring charges against hunter biden but was told that he couldn't. what do you think the committees could learn from these individuals if they comply with the subpoenas? >> they are going to try t

he responded to the investigation into benghazi, as well as the solar company.oren believed that house republicans will overplay their hands. that's a concern from some of these reps, we haven't even found clear, compelling, convincing evidence tying president biden directly to any misdeeds or ethical/legal lapses into his son's business. >> sit think the sub-headline is the moderates are very uncomfortable with this. even if you think back to some of the things that speaker mccarthy has said before, at first he wasn't willing to go into an inquiry. now it seems like he's leaning toward that. it seems like their messaging is not together right now. but i think overall we all saw it going in this direction, specifically with the hardliners in the house. >> dana, you know the biorhythming of the white house more than anyone else. we're going into the primary session. that's when this becomes much more difficult. it's one thing to placate a part of the party, but when you get into the majority makers, those are not the right-wing part, and all of a sudden he has a

i mean, even -- look, we had a benghazi.er of them amounted to anything in the end, over many, many investigations of various committees were launched. and they basically lasted as long as the campaign, and when they outlived their usefulness, they disappeared. and so, you know, i think you've got to be ready for that. there is a public facing piece of this but there is also just the process of how do you respond to the subpoenas? are they appropriate or not appropriate? what countermeasures should you take? these are things you want an experienced hand there to judge. >> yeah, a lot of blocking and tackling that goes on behind the scenes. >> a lot of it. >> especially when it comes to that paperwork. david axelrod, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> goodbye, abby. good to see. >> you as well. and d we will be right back. was daring to dream. (♪) cadillac's r renaissance, is daring to go all electric. (♪) so... what's your renaissance? (♪) was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we j

noise about this, if you remember kevin mccarthy, way back in the 2016 race, talked openly about the benghaziinvestigation is going to harm clinton's -- and i don't think that you're going to see house republicans rest on this hunter biden issue, at least in terms of talking about it. >> they can't, not with the legal he turned up for trump, which it is in the state of georgia. so, let's go there, tea. a lot of rumblings that he could get charged there this week, what do you think is happening? >> you know, that is the big question. i think that a lot of the signs point to the fact that the sheriff, the district attorney, they are preparing for a security situation that kind of indicates that they are going after big fish, which has led a lot of people to believe that president trump may face charges, if not him, perhaps some of his top allies, the eastman's, the giuliani's, you know, we won't know, but the signs are pointing to something really big happening in fulton county really soon. >> david, with all of the hearings and headlines coming out of jack smith's world, are people underestima

house from the house republican investigations into loans to the solar energy company as well as the benghaziestigation that really helped comment president biden's decision to pick siskel for this role. that's in part because we have already seen, of course, house republicans charging against the biden administration with a number of investigations. but now they are also threatening to launch an impeachment inquiry into president biden. at the same time, on the judicial side, president biden is hitting a critical stage of several investigations. he could potentially soon sit with federal investigators in that documents case being led by the special counsel robert herr. his son hunter biden is now facing a special counsel investigation as well. and so all of this is kind of coming together at the same time. and what -- in speaking with siskel's former advisers, his experience four years in the obama white house, his time as a former federal prosecutor, his time as a justice department attorney, all of that makes him prepared to deal with what is really a complex interplay between the white ho

republicans will try to benghazi this to all hell. they'll have hearings.we'll have all of this response placed on simply to distract the american people away from this election and drive up joe biden's negatives. that is all they want to do. drive up joe biden's negatives. and i don't think that will work in this case. and the main reason is, one, democrats are saying, if hunter biden committed a crime, hold him accountable. but two, addiction touches every single family in this country. or the overwhelming majority there of. this is a very interesting needle that republicans are trying to thread by persecuting someone with an addiction. if while having this addiction he committed crimes, then punish him. but there is literally no evidence that this ties back to the president of the united states. and i think that what-aboutism will fall flat. >> we're looking at -- yep -- >> a lot of this is politics. i don't think it is true that there's no evidence with joe biden. all i'm saying is that it generates enough opportunities to throw mud that these things ca

i mean, this is just like when they said they were doing benghazi to hurt hillary clinton's poll numbersngressman moskowitz, thanks so much for joining. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> boris. >>> a flash mob striking a high-end store in southern california, making off with hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of merchandise. we have the details when we come back. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health vers 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. w available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! uuuhhhh... here, i'll take that! woohoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. enter the $10,000 powered by protein max challenge. ♪ ♪ our ears connect us to the moments that matter. give them the nutrients they need with lipo. it's formulated with ingredients clinically shown to protect your ears from dizziness, ear ringing, and even hearing loss. never miss a moment with lipo flavono

that hillary clinton was going to run away with the presidency, look what we did, we created this benghaziis that a cynical connection? >> it's almost the same playbook, the difference is this is purely protective. in order to enable donald trump to say, and at some point, politically he's begun to say thrk this, look, he's got problems too. he's involved in untoward activity as well. the problem is when you look at it and after reading phillip's piece, i looked at documents of the committee, 20 minutes of my life i'll nevaer get back. they're assuming a conspiracy rather than proving it. hunter biden has, you know, breakfast, he has eggs and bacon for breakfast, they write that out, and put in the biden family had eggs and bacon for breakfast. in every single case, everything that he does, they say the biden family, the biden family, none of it is proved. >> credit for james comer for coming on and doing the interview on cnn with jake. an important conversation. i want to play part of what he told jake in control room, they're being blocked by the feds, the irs, et cetera. here it is. >>

ed siskel managed the obama administration's responses to the investigations into benghazi and the failurelar panel manufacturer that went belly up after receiving about half a billion dollars in government guarantees. that experience could prove critical in the next 15 months as republicans keep the heat on the biden administration going into the 2024 election. there's been a continued drumbeat of inquiries and document requests from house republicans and then already the white house counsel has been managing the cooperation with special counsels investigating the president's own handling of classified documents and a long-running investigation into the president's youngest son and his business dealings and tax liabilities. in a statement president biden said for nearly four years in the white house when i was vice president siskel helped the counsel's office navigate complex challenges and advance the president's agenda on behalf of the american people. he said ed has shown a deep compliment to public service and respect for the law. siskel will take over that role next month. he departs

benghazi. there were similarities with benghazi, which seems to be there was no plan to withdraw the military did not know who could do it. the facilities were insufficient, with the investigation of benghazi, what we find? we found that the facilities chosen, the facilities in which the ambassador was hunkered down, were not compliant with any state department requirements. in fact, he died because the fuel tank was right next to where he was supposed to be in a safe house. so sergeant major, i'm going to come back to you, the actual loss of an actual 60 -- 160 human beings plus, and 13 of our service members, can it be reasonably attributed to the difference in facilities chosen between bagram versus hkia? >> the offensive happened, i believe if, that would not have occurred in bagram. the defense, that bagram, held the ability to see for hundreds of meters, and the in-depth control points, i do not believe the result would have been the same. >> i'm not going to defend the work of the secret

theories and beliefs, and, by the way, this is also someone who said years ago that he created the benghazi subcommittee to attack hillary clinton's poll ratings when she got high in the polls, so not exactly a lot of credibility when it comes to this. >> george: congressman, thanks for your time this morning. >> thank you. >> george: the roundtable is coming up, plus just two weeks till the first republican primary debate. presidential candidate doug burgum joins us live. that's next. in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our clients' portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions for you, right? (fisher investments) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more money, only when your clients make more money?

the benghazi committee, the 911a committee's, all of that evidencezi is warehoused. >> none of it wasdeleted. now, once the congressional investigation is completed, all of the information's transfer to the archives. and congressional sources tell that losing or destroying committee evidence is not ae t all common practice. and it's also a crime to destroy congressional documents. it's a felony. that means the january six committee, i pf trump wins this election, could be charged with felonies fofelony.r destrod congressional materials. now, for two years, democratd s to convey to us they only care about two things preserving documents and january 6th.preser so why would they destroy january 6 documents? and why do democrats continue w to get away with destroying evidence? hillary acid washes emails and takede s hammers to iphones obama's irs accidentally erased records. and in a vicious legal twistacc biden's prosecutor, jack smith, cracked into donald trump's twitte r account. >> smith got a search warrant from obama-biden dc judges,om o and elon musk handed over trump's twittebamar

in that sense, it is very much like benghazi.hink, who said the quiet part out loud, about the benghazi investigation of hillary clinton that was meant essentially, explicitly, to tar her in the context of the 2016 presidential campaign. i think that's what we're seeing here. it is clear. we may see. i do not exclude the possibility that there will be an impeachment inquiry launched by house republicans on the basis of, you know, no direct evidence at all that they've been able to turn up related to president biden. i think it's about the death of impeachment as a meaningful constraint. with the prospects in the divided country of ever having a conviction in the senate basically null, whether you're democrat or republican, we're talking about a situation where impeachment has become another politicized tool in the tool kit for republicans. it is a messaging impeachment that they seem to be demanding right now. you know, kevin mccarthy, he doesn't have a very big or solid republican majority. he is, in many ways, at the mercy of t

he, of course, provoked the westerners when they rebelled against him in benghazi.aid. i'll put pressure on you somehow akado didn't have to say this, but as in the case of adam, there are such moments when you need to show pragmatism and somewhere close your eyes to your bright ideals, because with adam they kept in the tight grip of the islamists, we hear clearly ethical, the whole region is now immersed. chaos, yes. look, now on the territory of the same mali and burkina faso, uh, nigers, and further there, right up to nigeria , there are already trijihadist groups one is connected with forbidden in russia, too, it is absolutely forbidden. it is clear, absolutely exactly what you say, i want to draw parallels. e with what is happening in europe now because, well, a number of formal ones. at least, coincidences, of course, he can't help but catch my eye. well, all the formal coincidences are listed quite clearly and the main difference is not mentioned, because after all, gaddafi did not conduct military operations with a larger neighbor, conditional egypt, then t

they did this to hillary on benghazi. they said specifically what they were doing then.decide what it all means. the republicans have opened a can of worms on this, right? we have long talked about jared kushner taking billions of dollars from the saudis. that's what the democrats are going to talk about. okay, if this is something you want to focus on and you're interested in, quote, unquote, justice and fairness, we have to look at how jared kushner, who had no investment experience at all and no middle east experience at all was sent to the middle east over the secretary of state and wound up getting a $2 billion investment from the saudis and hundreds of millions of dollars from other foreign countries. listen to chris christie. he's the one saying this should be investigated. >> jonathan lemire here. steve ratner brought us some data on the kushner investments earlier on in the show. the white house, despite republicans claiming the fix is in and david weiss will sandbag this, let's remember he's a trump appointee. no white house is happy about a special counsel app