and chaim going to get to the bottom of it. i don't think it's fair to ask these questions. quite frankly, how could they say after panet and dempsey said they knew it was a terrorist attack. how could susan rice come on to your show and say there's flow evidence of a terrorist attack when the secretary of defense and chairman of joint chestles said they knew that night? i think that was a misleading narrative three weeks before our application. >> schieffer: let me just make sure, because you're about to make some news mere, i think. are you saying that you are going to block the nominations -- you're going to block them from coming to a vote until you get an answer to this. john mccain has already said he doesn't think the republicans ought to filibuster this. what will you do? you're just going to put a hold on it. >> i'm not-- >> schieffer: and what-- >> i'm not filibustering. >> schieffer: what would they have to do then to bring this to a vote? >> i want to know who changed the talking points. who took the references to al qaeda out of the talking points given to susan

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. >> chaim james mcgrath morris and we are here in the palace price.d me stands early printing presses and this seemed like a perfect base to talk about the man who revolutionized american newspapers. when i first started working on the boat, people would react with recognition when i was writing about joseph pulitzer. but they did the name and not anything about his life because pulitzer shares his favorite alfred nobel for being well-known for a price, but not what he did. very few people are a member he was in explosives or munitions maker and few people understand the role played in american history, yet like some giant whose names we remember, carnegie, morgan, rockefeller, all those people played a significant role at the industrial age come at the age that made america the way we think of ourselves today. the role he played as he was the birth of the modern mass media. before his time, we didn't have the media we now swim in every day, the notion of americans checking the news on their phones are going to cnn or watching c-span. these are all th