they say carney's alleged victim stole the money, and that when carney found out, he and his co-defendant, also a marine, drove the victim to a remote area in orange county, and shot him four times. >> when this case kind of blew up i guess i was kind of looked at as just number one enemy of the marine corps. you know what i mean? >> since he was in jail awaiting trial for murder, carney would not discuss the allegations. but in a separate case, he had already been convicted and sentenced to six years for dealing drugs to other marines. and that was a topic he was willing to discuss. >> i'll tell you right now, marines are going to do drugs. they're just like anybody else. you got 18-year-old kids coming in, college age. you know what i mean? some of them haven't even ever drank or anything like that in their lives. first time away from their parents. they're going to screw around, you know. and maybe it's not the best thing, you know, to be providing marines with that. not saying that's what i did, but that's what they charged me with. but you know what, if they don't get it from me, the

installations, carney referred that to the state department.swoman victoria newland today walked back the priest claim that libyan security guards only operated outside the perimeter of the american consulate. >> thank you for that. because there was an error in what i said. >> today, newland clarified the administration had in fact hired a private security company blue mountain group to work inside the perimeter. >> they were hired to provide local libyan guards. who operated inside the gate doing things like operating the security access equipment, screening the cars. >> there are reports that the libyan security guards turned on the ambassador and that led to his death. late today, secretary hillary clinton said there was no actionable intelligence about an imminent attack in libya. the keyword being actionable there. meanwhile, the president late tonight taped an episode with dade letterman and said he -- david letterman and said he has a new message for the muslim world. you need to work with us to protect american lives. >> bret: more wit

who was it, sean, that briefed carney and told him to go out and say that? in the white house i worked in, that would be the chief of staff and the nec advisor, because what carney said was dead false. >> sean: it's not just carney, too. >> it's susan rice. >> sean: it's hillary clinton. >> let's go to susan rice. five days after this terrorist attack, she is booked on five national news shows and goes out and uses the exact terminology, spontaneous, not premeditated, not preplanned at all. they were told to go out there by people who must have known the intelligence, therefore using these people, these administration people to deceive and mislead unless they were utterly stupid about what happened. we ought to find out who told ms. rice to go out and say that, who told carney to go out and say that, because we know it was ultimaterly false. it was complete a terrorist attack. >> sean: here's the problem. this president still is blaming this youtube movie trailer that was released in july. he's still blaming them. we have the mother of one of our navy seals

the only people denying that the last week is people like jay carney. they wanted us to believe the afascinations of the ambassador, stevens, and navy seals were the quote of a movie trailer. this had nothing to do with the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. but as more facts about the tragedy were revealed, that story began to change and contradictions began piling up. let's review. >> this is a fairly volatile situation and it is in response not to united states policy, not to obviously the administration, not to the american people. it is in response to a video, a film. >> the best assessment we have today is that, in fact, this was not a preplanned, premeditated attack. that what happened initially, it was a spontaneous reaction to what had just transpired in cairo as a consequence of the video. >> we have condemned in the strongest possible terms the violence that has erupted from these protests. and as i have said, the video that sparked these protests is disgusting and reprehensible, and the united states government, of course, had absolutely nothi

jay carney explained monday why the president has made no public plans. >>> the president just recently had a conversation with prime minister netanyahu that lasted more than an hour i believe, and that was just one in countless conversations that they have had. as you know the president has met with and spent time on the phone with prime minister netanyahu more than any leader since he took office. >>> many are criticizing the president. republicans are blasting president obama for being in campaign mode during his visit. they criticized the president's decision to do an interview with the television show "the view" and not meet with other leaders like prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> i know something about this. i ske ehcheduled the president three years. we wouldn't have had time for the view it would have been packed with world leaders sitting down with the president having a discussion. something you can't accomplish on the other end of the telephone. there's no substitute to sitting down with a leader and the other people he brings to the meeting to talk about the heavy issue

reporter: growing up in akron, ohio, auerbach and carney connected in high school.y friends at first. but they loved the same music like isaac haik. >> it sounds like this. it's everything we've ever tried to do right there. >> reporter: so they just started playing together in carney's basement. did you figure coming out of akron you were a long shot. >> we found like underdogs and it motivated us to work harder. we always sort of felt like the outsiders which is fine with us. >> reporter: slowly over the past decade, the band built a following the old-fashioned way. by touring the country in a minivan. carney still remembers their first big payday at a seattle club. >> we made $539. 150 people showed up. it was enough money to pay for gas for the whole trip. >> did you just say $539. i remember it. reporter: you remember it exactly. >> it came in an envelope. we got paid in cash and he slept in the van to guard the cash. >> the night of the seattle show, yeah. >> it was the most money we had ever seen in our lives. >> reporter: soon after in 2003, the keys were of

here is white house spokesman jay carney yesterday.ten. >> based on what we know now, and knew at the time, we have no evidence of preplanned, or premeditated attack. >> eric: jay carney today says it's self-evident it was terrorism. so americans deserve some answers. why won't this president call a terrorist a terrorist? hillary clinton, madam secretary, smart lady, do you really think it was all about a movie? jay carney, c'mon, you know better than what you have been saying. ambassador rice, please stop insulting our intelligence. this is a coverup of the highest levels of the united states government. don't they realize this just emboldens al-qaeda? andrea, the issue here is what is the perception in the muslim world? what is the perception among radical muslims? how does the obama administration treat what is going on in the middle east? >> andrea: considering that hillary clinton is on the hill lobbying for more aid to the countrys egypt and libya, they're laughing. they are saying they are not even going to acknowledge this was

. >> carney said that was not an apology. late today revealed the u.s. asked youtube to review the controversial film, hoping, though not asking it be blocked globally as it has been in egypt and libya. aides deny the president re-election campaign interferes with his daily foreign policy briefings or the written briefings are less effective than hearing from the senior advisors in person. egypt's leader controlled in forceful term of the obligation to protect diplomatic mission. libya's leader who quickly condemned the attack and lost some of his own security forces in them. officials feel did not need scolding. mr. obama told the victims' family members the u.s. will not pull back from the world. >> we will never stop working for dignity and freedom that every person deserves. whatever their creed. whatever their faith. >> the president's aide say u.s. will continue to help transition to democracy from the arab spring, but where it's violent like in syria the prospect of deeper u.s. involvement is more remote than it was four days ago. bret? >> bret: w

>> jay carney is trying to say they always thought it was a terrorist attack. it was terrorist attack by the description you have given. but we have seen they didn't always acknowledge it's a terrorist attack. they're still not giving on the claim they made, they staked their argument on that this was spontaneous. this was just people who got riled up and picked up the rpgs and decided to commit this attack. >> i talk to the folks in the intelligence world today who said this is virtually nobody thinks this was spontaneous anymore. the only people making that argument are administration officials. obama political appointees. the word used is fiasco. this looks like fiasco going down. the biggest news coming out of the last 24 hours after you reported possible involvement of this former gitmo detainee. >> bret: the guy sufyan bin qumu. we have a new picture of a guy let go of gitmo in 2007. >> the news in the last 24 hours after that is existence of the report prepared bay pentagon counter terrorism group. first reported by my colleague tom jofflin at the "weekl

jay carney saying, as making pretty clear.nstrations of violence and assassinations are not about the obama doctrine, obama policies, or america. what in the world, what is going on here? >> to "the rev. jeremiah right, the chickens are coming home to roost for barack obama. this is a president to win out there to the middle east, apologized for our history there, tried to appease them, showed a lack of strength and resolve in terms of american foreign policy and is reaping the world right now. it was -- lou: it was such a sad and solemn ceremony today. andrews air force base. for americans bodies were returned to this country. but all i kid think at the outset of that ceremony is the president the secretary of state , the president to decided, as this tragic event unfolded to not change his schedule, go out to las vegas and campaign rather than stand his post. but in your mind could be going on here? >> i think every calculation in the white house today, even the death of an ambassador is strained through the campaign in chic

asked if the administration dropped the ball on that promise the following day in libya, carney said numerous security steps were taken and would not directly answer whether security in benghazi was good enough. >> you're not trying to say there was enough security in benghazi, are you? >> i'm simply saying this is matter under investigation. this is an absolute tragedy and that we lost four americans. in benghazi, including our ambassador. including security personnel. and there's an active investigation underway to what happened. >> as for specific questions about security measures at u.s. installation, carney referred that to the state department where spokeswoman victoria nuland today walked back her previous claim that libyan security guard only operated outside the perimeter of the american consulate. >> thank you for that because there was an error in what i said. >> today, she clarified the administration had in fact hired a private security company, blue mountain group, to work inside the perimeter. >> they were hired to provide local libyan guards who operated inside the ga

secretary clinton done the same thing and jay carney the white house spokesperson.nd angela and i can probably agree this is a terrorist attack and we need to get to the bottom of what happened and i think it's presumptuous of inbound to have a press conference bought the facts straight. to get the facts straits-- >> what about assuring the american people? angela, susan rice the u.s. ambassador to the united nations was on practically every sunday show last week, just saying, no, no, it's spontaneous, these are her words. it's due to a protest. these are just regular citizens with rpg's. >> well, and the thing is this, julie, and jamie. the u.n. ambassador came out and she was very specific that this was not a unified terrorist attack, it was a spontaneous attack due to these protests, but bottom line is this, the videotape that we're talking about, the anti-muslim videotape was out in july and they did it attack on our diplomatic installation on september 11th. i don't believe that the administration misled the american people, but come out and give us assurance t

i guess jay carney spoke out about this today. >> he did.ere has been conflicting information as you suggest. some administration officials have said look, this was not a preplanned, premeditated attack. that's the opposite, as you know, as to what the libyan president and others have suggested. u.s. intelligence sources have told fox that the u.s. government was warned by libyan officials that violence was increasing in benghazi and that the libyan government may not be able to control it. so i pressed jay carney on whether we got some kind of a warning. take a listen. >> the administration have any sort of heads up that violence was increasing specifically in libya before the attack? >> i'm not aware of any, ed. this is a matter that's under investigation in terms of what precipitated the attack, what the motivations were, what role the video played in that. >> the president taped an interview with david letterman running later tonight and he says he has a new message for the muslim world. they need to work with the u.s. to protect america

normally when jay carney gets questions like this about the campaign. he will deflect them to his colleagues in chicago and saying look i only focus on policy. today when i asked a question about all of this, jay carney was ready with a snappy sound bite and basically for the first time from the podium he called mitt romney's campaign desperate. take a listen. >> ed, i would say that all of us who follow politics and policy, whether we're on this side or your side of the podium have seen circumstances like this where a campaign is having a very bad day or very bad week. and in circumstances like that, there are efforts made sometimes desperate efforts made to change the subject. >> carney went on to say he thinks that maybe even the romney camp has had an awful month not just a couple days or week. they obviously run the risk inside the white house of being a little bit overconfident. can i tell you they certainly feel go right now and they think mitt romney really messed up with this tape, shep. >> shepard: have they gotten into the context of what the

this remains under investigation. >> now jay carney aboard air force one told reporters itself evident that this was a terror attack. different from what the administration has been saying all week. >> we are at the very early stages of an fbi investigation. the teams from the fbi reached libya earlier this week, and i will advise congress also that i am launching an accountability review board that will be chaired by ambassador thomas pickerring. >> clearly a terrorist attack. but exactly who perpetrated it is the question. >> we went through a very exhaust i have effort to try to take those prisoners at gitmo and to rehabilitate them. but we have seen instances, both in iraq and afghanistan, and for that matter pakistan, where former detain s have been involved in planning and executing attacks against americans abroad. >> on the issue of -- with libya today, it is stunning the lack of coordination between the intelligence community and the state department. >> what do we know? we know it was a terror attack. it was planned two or three days in advance. we knew it had nothing to do w

just moments before he made those comments, jay carney, the white house luxman, said this. i want to get your reaction. >> we also need to understand this is a volatile situation. the united states policy -- that is in response to the video. a film that we have judged to be reprehensible and disgusting. that in no way justifies any violent reaction to us. but this is not a case of protests directed at the united states. at-large or at u.s. policy, with response to a video that is offensive. it is offensive to muslims. megyn: your thoughts? >> first of all, i do think there was a coordinated attack. i don't have the benefit of the reports folks at the white house now have. my gut reaction is that this was a coordinated, planned attack on our consulate in benghazi, and it was a terrible, terrible attack. i don't think that it was just protesters attacking, i think the protester provided good cover for a planned attack. i'm offended by what happened. we have a responsibility to lead the world. america is looking for direction and result from the president of the united states

we had a circus carney act. craig: you let a carney in your house?swallower chick and another chick who was a contortionist and then there was a little person, girl that was in a straight jacket and escaped from the straight jacket, did a striptease and danced around on broken glass. craig: well, that is entertainment. >> i love halloween. she really did. she did the splits on shard s of glass. craig: that's dangerous. you could get the body all jagged. >> i know, but it was exciting at the time. it was arousing. there. i said it. craig: that's what you're going to this time? throw broken glass at little people? >> oh, i can promote something. this year -- craig: is that wise? >> your show is awesome. craig: ok. >> i love the haunted houses. i go to them often. last year i went to one that was more thanan a haunted house. more like an ber interactive play. this year i'm a producer on the thing. it is called delusion. you go and you -- i don't like when you like cattle go through a haunted house and follow a trail. this is like a whole show. craig: li

i got called the next day and he said... >> rose: "he" being jay carney? >> jay carney saying "we're interested in doing this." >> i said "who's we?" he said "the president is interested in doing this." i said "that's kind of great, what about everybody else at the white house?" he said "we're not very interested in doing it." (laughter) so he said i don't know, he said jay was... jay was interested in it, he's a journalist, he knew what i was getting at. he said come on in and just meet some people and we'll see if we can assuage people's nerves about this. and it wasn't to meet the president it was just to meet the powers that be around him. and so i went in and did what amounted to like a goldman sachs job interview, meeting all the honchos and i went from room to room to room in the course of the day and at the end of it... it was interesting... >> rose: what was their worry? >> i think they just wanted to see who i was. because nobody was saying "what are you going to write?" except very broadly i said this thing i want to do is at least as much about