paul ryan does a photo op today with condoleezza rice. was paul wolfowitz not available? yeah, they had paul ryan go to a cleveland brown football practice, a practice at which paul ryan misidentified the cleveland browns quarterback and called him by the wrong name in front of a whole bunch of reporters. and then ryan pleaded for mercy when he noticed his mistake. but look, i'm here with the smoking gun could be a mushroom cloud lady from the cheney years. mccoy, is that your name? president obama today, for his post-debate campaigning, went first to iowa, where thanks to last night, he was able to add to his standard stump speech a whole enough riff about women and why women should vote democratic. >> when young women graduate, they should get equal pay for equal work. that should be a simple question to answer. when governor romney was asked about it, his campaign said, we'll get back to you. that shouldn't be a complicated question. equal pay for equal work. i want my daughters paid just like somebody else's sons are paid for the same job. that's straight forward. now

condoleezza rice said it and she's right.oday, colin powell endorsed the president of the united states. you argue with them. all you conservatives who want to make this -- >> i will argue with them. what i don't understand sand what i think a majority of americans as this story unfolds on the public stage will never understand --ened i want to ask about the mainstream media, too -- how we could not have taken actions to defend the people in benghazi. we had plenty of information. i'm sorry. there's a lot of voices out there, vin, that are very modest, dovish voices. i don't like that one bit. >> this is a scandal. david's trying his best to cover it up. but it's not going to be covered up. i would make this point as well. while all the administration officials, susan rice and everybody else were saying, oh, this was the tape, it was the riot, not everybody was fooled. congressman mike rogers was asked almost immediately and he said, this looks to me like a terrorist attack. this is when all the administration people were say

condoleezza rice just explained how important this very moment is.are picking a president for four more years. it really does not matter what generation you come from, this is the most important election in your generation, because we are not just deciding who is going to be in washington for a few years, we are deciding what kind of country we going to be and what kind of people we are going to be. the american idea is there. in a nutshell, it does not matter who you are, where you come from, under what circumstances you got here or were born, you could make the most of your life. the only thing limiting you in this free society and free economy is your own god-given talent and hard work and effort. [applause] you can be whatever you want to be in this country. we need to remove the barrier so people can have the right to rise. so people can get out of poverty and make the most of their lives. when you see these ideas coming from the president. when you see all the borrowing and spending and regulating and the money printing, it just does not work.

>> i agree partially with condoleezza rice, yes. i was a professor at georgetown, university. i understand the importance of education. at the same time we need to transition our education system so it meets the jobs. what we need is a fantastic world class' paren testship program so our young kids can did into apprenticeship. i have another program $15 million nonprofit into the state of maryland for low income kids for internships, $150 million. that's 15,000 young graduating seniors who will been fit. the urban alliance is a nonprofit who does this work in baltimore. they're a fantastic model for giving internships to graduating seniors and making sure they transition. if i don't get $150 million into the state i'm not running again. >> new to afghanistan. we have 60 seconds. what's the end game? >> we need to move away from government involvement to private sector involvement. we need to build a pipeline through afghanistan that will create stakeholders. not the continuation of what we have. >> all right, the independent candidate running for sument -- u.s. senate. thank y

condoleezza rice just explained how important this very moment is. see, this is not just an election where we're picking a president for four more years. it really does not matter what generation you come from, this is the most important election in your generation, because we are not just deciding who was born to be in washington for few years, we are deciding what kind of country we are born to be and what kind of people we are going to be. the american idea is there. in a nutshell, it does not matter who you are, where you come from, under what circumstances you got here or were born, you could make the most of your life. the only thing limiting you in this free society and free economy is your own god-given talent and hard work and effort. [applause] you can see what ever you want to be in this country. we need to remove the barrier so people can have the right to rise. so people can get out of poverty and make the most of their lives. when you see these ideas coming from the president. when you see all the borrowing and spending and regulating a

condoleezza rice said the other day, you have to wait until all the information is out. so is this part of the left wing media? why hasn't the media reported on these particular points. the points i just mentioned have been rarely reported. >> 40 years, probably before you were born, 1972 election, gaut watergate was starting to break. they signed woodward and bernstein to dig things out. nixon administration was stonewalling. nixon won a landslide against the late george mcgovern. if this were republican in the white house the media would have attached the suffix, gate to it. with the exception of fox and the superior reporting of jennifer griffin and catherine harris. major newspapers and networks are not going after this cover-up a as the watergate people. who knew what and when. why didn't they send a rescue operation in. who made the decision, no, we don't want to send those people in. >> all those questions need to be answered. >>. condoleezza rice said. >> this is six weeks after the attack. >> jon: judy, the question is, are reporters reluctant to ask these quest

. >> former secretary of state condoleezza rice referred to education in the u.s. as quote the civil rights struggle of our day. do you agree with that assessment? if so, how do you address it. >> it's always been a civil rights struggle. i had the opportunity while i was doing to are sue my education, i had a chance it study the school system. it's always been a problem. my point of view -- i thought bussings with a dpd thing, but it enabled our young kids to get a better education than where they were. this has been a problem going on since the 1900's, going back that far. it's in the just now. it's always been a problem. now you have a bet are chance of getting an education than you ever did. whether they take advantage of it or not, that's another story. >> how do you deal with afghanistan? i mean, what is the end game there? >> i can't -- just my opinion, i can't advice anyone on for policy, but when they first did it, voted on it, i thought it was a mistake, okay. i still think it was a mistake but if they had done it in the right way when they went in, then

. >> former secretary of state condoleezza rice recently called education the civil rights struggle of our day. do you agree with that assessment and how do you address it. >> i believe that education is a big problem, but the problem is in the that there's too little government in education but much too much. we need to allow the free market to provide things like voucher programs, charter schools and allow bad teachers to be fired and good teachers to be rewarded. >> what do we do with afghanistan? what's the end game? >> this has not been clear what the end game of the current administration are a last administration will be in the middle east but what we should really do is march the troops out as quickly has we marched them in. >> is the healthcare reform act the answer. mitt romney said he will refeel immediately. so what is your stance. >> the healthcare has a lot of good intenses but it's not going to accomplish those goals it. create as bigger government bureaucracy and it tries to reduce prices by initiating price controls and those things don't work. what we really need is t

some of the names include former secretary of state condoleezza rice as well as john mccain. >> thank you. we will see you tomorrow. >>> we've shown you the pictures of oat heat -- ocean city during sandy. >> it's known for the annual clam bake at summers cove. emergency workers are responding to calls at one of the hardest hit areas in maryland. governor o'malley visited crisfield today. he promised the mayor and people living there that the state would dedicate all of its resources. >> what we will do is make sure we bring the human services together. whatever dollars the federal government makes available to get people back in their homes has quickly as possible. >> reporter: about 60 people were evacuated because of severe winds and flooding. the soil is so saturated, there's standing water almost everywhere you look from large chunks of wood though dangerous wood planks. the water and wind moved it everywhere. practically everybody in crisfield was affected by the storm. even the police department didn't fair to well. there's a gaping hole in the roof of the police station. he an

of course, condoleezza rice here. some folks you might not recognize.s about all women getting in on this, right? >> it is. fans, having 45% female fan based, everybody has a team. it gives everybody an opportunity, no matter who you are, condoleezza rice, myself, and we can all express ourselves in daytime, business, and wherever you go and express yourself as a fan. it's a lot of fun. >> i got to talk with christina. christina had, i guess had an awesome experience growing up in new york. are you the biggest fan or the biggest and most stylish female fan? >> yeah, i do do a lot with the redskins, with our team, within our community. >> right. >> i'm always up to something. >> tell us what happened. how were you chosen and the resu is this fantastic photo, may i say. tell us about the process to get to that photo. >> i received an e-mail from pro football fan association, which i was inducted into in august, and asking us to enter this contest, because it would be good publicity for us. i submitted a picture of me giving my induction at the hall of fam

paul ryan will be in ottawa with condoleezza rice. during last-- iowa. 500 people took part last night on our website. thank you to everybody who weigh in on it. >> rattled nerves in new england after an earthquake. buildings were damaged by the magnitude 4.0 quake centenear portland, maine. no reports of injury. it was felt as far away as connecticut. earthquakes are very rare in new england. >> there will be a motion hearing today at fort meade for private first class bradley manning, the man accused of leaking classified documents to wikileaks. he is scheduled to be tried in february. he's facing 20 charges including aiding the enemy. >> a memorial service being held today for a professor struck by a car and killed earlier this month. rhett leverett was walking his dog when the accident occurred. the driver suffered a medical emergency and ran his vehicle on the sidewalk. the victim was 60 years old. today's service will be held at marymount university in arlington at 11:30. >> two virginia hiker stranded in montana park are back h

condoleezza rice said education is the civil rights struggle of the day. >> condi dave a great speech at republican convention. i think we have to go toward school choice and voucher. the money as to follow the kids. my wife drew up in sweden. they actually have school choice in sweden. we can't have that here? what's the matter with us. do we think kids in baltimore shouldn't have a fare shake? they ought to be able to take the money and go to the schools they want to. >> we have 50 seconds. what is the and game in afghanistan. >> i thought we had a messing. right now we have bungled it. president obama told the taliban when we're leaving. >> we have 33 seconds and this is a big question. the healthcare reform act. new mr. romney said he will repeal it and replace it. do you lay grow with the plan and do you agree with replacing it. >> i hope my first plan will be to repeel it. >> he is the candidate for the 8th congressional district. to sew this interview or others, you can go to our website, abc2news.com/politics. don't forget to vote november 6th. >> we'll have more candidates co

. >> former secretary of state condoleezza rice recently referred to education as quote, the civil rights struggle of our day. do you agree with that assessment? if so, how do you address it. >> it's the cred you want to give every single child an equal opportunity to a decent opportunity. they need to be able it go into a good school that's got supplies and materials where there's a qualified teacher in front of every classroom. that costs some money to do on the front end but we get that back in terms of that investment. you have productive sit zens that contribute to the society going forward. i think baltimore is striving to do that. i'm proud of what the efforts have been in this re john and i'll -- region and i'll continue to fight for it. >> what's the end game for afghanistan? >> the end came is to bring our troops home. i would like to see a more aggressive schedule in that. the president has laid out -- i think his schedule is pretty aggressive. we lost a lot of lives, put a lot of money behind. this those are resources, frankly, that can go to support some of these things i jus

. >> moving to washington, former secretary of state condoleezza rice referred to education in the u.s. as the civil rights struggle of our day. >> every parent in this day doesn't have a chic on how their child will be educated. our aren'ts who were poor or middle class don't have the option to s. their child to a variety of schools. they have a local school. if it works, that's good. if it's bad, they don't have a choice. we have to allow them to did to another school in the public school system and to be give an vouch are to go into the private school system. if that public school can't get itself back on track, we can't leave those children behind. i think miss rice is right on the mark on this. >> what do we do about afghanistan? >> the first thing we have to do is realize our foreign policy is way out of whack. we have lost respect in the world. we are not the powerful nation that we were in that i think our allies have doubts about whether we're serious about being the leader for freedom. we're discussing whether or not there will be a 10% cut in our defense. this is another 10%

. >> condoleezza rice referred to education as the civil rights struggle of our day. do you agree with that? >> she is right. it is absurd if i were to say mess tack heads did to a poor school, you would look at me and say that doesn't make sense. i'll give you another, most plaque or hispanics did to a poor school. people shake their heads. do jo you think -- you think it's not the civil rights issue of the day. they deserve the exact same options i have in a middle class neighborhood. parent choice is a moral issue. it is not a political issue. it is the moral and civil rights issue of our day. >> all right. moving now to foreign relations, afghanistan. what's the end game? >> i do in the support any further engagement in afghanistan. i've taken flack from both parties. we need to responsibly start withdrawing our troops. i find no reason being that they can't give us a pet trick of success to continue an engagement with in end game in sight. it's time to wrap it up. the mission was noble. our soldiers are noble. they are the greatest patriots, but it's tim to bring

. >> condoleezza rice called education the civil rights struggle of our day. would you play dpree with that? >> that is a very poignant statement. we live in the most affluent country in the world, most powerful country in the world. it is absurd that individuals don't have the opportunity to a free or an education that will get to where you're trying to go. >> let's talk about afghanistan. whales the end game? >> we have to get our troops out of there. president obama has set a timeline. do we move that timeline? there's been a lot of con strn nation about the fact that he gave a timeline. the bottom line is we have to get out. >> is the healthcare reform the answer. governor romney said he would repeal it immediately. what's your stance? >> we need something. i don't think that obamacare may have been the best thing it do but we need something. we couldn't maintain course because healthcare spending is out of control. so what i would encourage all politicians to do, if you don't like obama care, then put something else on the table. >> all right. you are one

it is -- dennis miller is campaigning for mitt romney and condoleezza rice is campaigning with paul ryan. tomorrow, a former president bill clinton and bruce springsteen stump for president obama in ohio. for more on the election, go to wbaltv.com. just click on politics. >> in belair, it is a fight over walmart. community leaders met over the decision on whether to give walmart a new store. rob roblin has more on that decision. >> the belair walmart has been here since the 1990's, but folks decided they wanted to close the store and build a new one down the road. walmart wants to build the new store here, but area residents say that is not a good idea. >> we the people -- i hope that you guys will respect we the people. [applause] >> a lot of those people showed up today at a special development advisory committee hearing, and they are not happy with walmart's plants -- plans. >> we hear that they are going to bring all these jobs, but the jobs are low-paying and they will be offset by the jobs that are lost. [applause] >> traffic is the major problem. decongestant, the traffic. we have

even condoleezza rice did not have all of the information. but this is the information she had at the time. it was a situation where they said too much at the beginning. but that is not a cover-up. >> this is one that unraveled very quickly by their own hand. we all know that there are ways to draw defeat and prevent a hearing from this to have been. no demonstration. there was not a mob. that was a complete invention. if you look at the video of susan rice on the five shows, none of that is even remotely true. what we have learned and what we're learning now is that, from the first day, the people on the ground looked out on the video cameras and saudi ambassador walkout with the turkish delegate at half past 8:00 p.m. in the evening. there was no one on the street. the attack happened an hour and 10 minutes later. and they had communicated that with the state department. everybody knew. this is not believable. either susan rice is completely clueless, then why is she out there and why is she inventing, or she knew, but after a week of spiki

. >> condoleezza rice called education the civil rights issue of our day. >> i aagreement education is our highest priority. it's the great equalizer. i'm a proud product of the public schools. we have to invest in science, technology, engineering and math, the stems program, make college more affordable. that's why i'm a strong supporter to provide increased pel grants -- pel grants. >> what do we do with afghanistan? what is the end game? >> first, let me thank the men and women who served in our military. it's incredible. i've been with them. we thank them for their service to this country. many have made incredible sacrifices. i want to chon grat late -- congratulate president obama for bringing our troops home from iraq. his plan is to bring the troops hope from -- home from afghanistan. i think we could accelerate that. it's time for afghanistan to take responsibility. >> is the healthcare reform act the answer. it's the landmark legislation. mitt romney said he will repeal it. >> i'm proud of it i'm proud of the provisions i drafted. it price dental care for children -- provides

. >>> former secretary of state condoleezza rice recently referred to education in the united states as quote, the civil rights struggle of our day. do you agree with that assessment? >> to a degree i agree. education, whether good or barksd tran sends all bases. there are options such as charter school. the only thing the government is assigned to is to promote the arts and sciences. it's best left to the state and local ties. >> what do we need to do with afghanistan? >> we need this get out and stop this constant building up of other nation. that's driving part of our debt because we can't sustain it. those nations need to create their own destiny and they ned to choose what government is best for them. >> is the healthcare reform act the answer. this is president obama's landmark piece of legislation and mitt romney said he will repeal it. what do you think? >> i don't support it. romney said he will repeal and replace. free market solutions will fix this. free market is where we need to g the problem is whenever government gets involved, it costs more and we usually have more pr

. >> former secretary of state condoleezza rice said education today is like a civil rights struggle. how do you assess that statement? >> i think she's very wise and agree. education is a very uneven experience and there are schools that are good and some students who don't have access to good schools. looking at private versus public because of the the structure, we use property taxes. i think we need to strengthen our education because this is the future of america, not to use an old chloe -- cliche. we have to get out of the way. we can't go to a situation where there are no standards and in regulations, so some kind of balance needs to happen. we need to strengthen pell grants and do something to help students with their loans. the obama administration recommends putting caps and also the number of years they have to pay. i think this make as lot of sense. >> thank you for coming in. if you'd like to see the interviews and other candidate interviews, you can log on to abc2news.com/politics and don't forget to vote on tuesday, november 6th. >> all right. we'll find out where the c

. >> reporter: be on the lookout for former secretary of state condoleezza rice, former president clinton, bruce springsteen, all of them ending up in the next couple days in battleground ohio after tonight's debate. >> tracie, thanks. >>> nbc news political director and chief white house correspondent chuck todd tells us what the candidates should watch out for with the public watching the questions. >> reporter: you have to be careful. you know, you can attack a moderator and you win points with the public. you attack a member of the public and you lose points with the public. look, this race is at a nice edge of closeness. you no longer describe this race as close but the president has structural advantages. there are no more buts. it is that close. now the opportunity and pitfalls for both of them have to do with this format. mitt romney's biggest hurdle to the presidency is this issue of relating to the average joe or jane. well, joe and jane is asking questions tomorrow night. he pulls that off, he breaks through this one big barrier and the structural shift in the race that we're s

. >> paul ryan team up with former secretary of state condoleezza rice. >> when mitt romney and paul ryan said they are going to put this country back to work, this is an urgent call, not one for which we can wait another four years. >> they better bring out the big guns. the election is less than two weeks away. the truth is, just because a celebrity comes out in campaigns for you, that usually does not make a difference. >> both springsteen and bill clinton continued their tour for president obama and iowa. nikole killion, wbal-tv 11 news. >> you can get prepared with a sample ballot on our commitment 2012 mobile app. >> shocking accusations of child sex abuse. >> thousands of secret files are made public, alleging it decades of molestation by some boy scout leaders. new recording devices on mta buses will allow city leaders to hear your conversations. >> the economic boost from this summer's star-spangled sailabration. >> heavy showers and thunderstorms moving through central maryland. we will see that as an impact on friday in the upcoming weekend. 63 at the airport and s after a

we're on the road in batt battleground ohio with paul ryan and condoleezza rice. she asked romney the question about women and pay equity. is she still undecided? we'll talk to katherine, one of the questioners last night. this is "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. victor! victor! i got your campbell's chunky soup. mom? who's mom? i'm the giants mascot. the giants don't have a mascot! ohhh! eat up! new jammin jerk chicken soup has tasty pieces of chicken with rice and beans. hmmm. for giant hunger! thanks mom! see ya! whoaa...oops! mom? i'm ok. grandma? hi sweetie! she operates the head. [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. >>> now mitt romney is in virginia. we've been watching his speech. he is holding that rally at a local community college in chess speak, virginia. where we find nbc's peter alexander, always right at the side of the candidate. what a run you've had. >> 20 days but nobody is counting that's for sure. romney wrapping up his remarks as you can hear behind us a matter of a moments ago. he did make a statement in

condoleezza rice, okay, that, in fact, you need to look at the whole body of information.gree with that. but the fact is, erin, i was there on the ground. i've talked directly to the people who are sending this information, and have known for some time that they knew in real-time this was not the result of a protest. the ambassador walked outside of the consulate, shook hands with the turkish ambassador as he was leaving from dinner, and then about 45 minutes later, this all began. and they knew at the time it was a terrorist attack. so i just don't think there is any confusion around that. >> right. >> and if that's the case, then if that's the case, why would the ambassador to the u.n., susan rice, why would she get out and say the things so demonstrably that she said? and it's my sense that, again, they don't want the american people to understand that terrorism has not been vanquished, but certainly is on the rise in many of these countries, especially as a result of the arab spring. >> one thing about that, theory, though -- i understand what you're saying. but it see

former secretary of state condoleezza rice will be there for mitt romney this week, as well as bill clinton and bruce springsteen, brian, for the president. >> peter alexander starting off our coverage tonight. peter, thanks. and now to our political team, starting with our political director and chief white house correspondent chuck todd, also on the ground of the campus of hofstra university tonight. chuck, earlier today you said you could make an argument that we're now entering the most important single 36-hour period of this campaign thus far. give us a viewer's guide to tonight? >> well, i know that we can be accused of overhyping the moment. this is one of those times we're not overhyping. this is the moment. this is the time you can see this campaign shift. it is not in cement, if you will. let me tell you what the romney campaign thinks. they have huge confidence here. they are acting as if they're the front-runner. they believe they have nothing new to do. they plan on ignoring many of the attacks that the president is going to put out at them, they say, and instead try to have a

. >>> condoleezza rice will be campaigning with paul ryan, the vice presidential candidate with the democrats, former president bill clinton and bruce springsteen, all of them in ohio. lynn? >> tracie, thanks. nbc news political director and chief courthouse correspondent chuck todd tells us what the candidates should watch out for with the public asking the questions. >> you have to be careful. you can attack a moderator and win points with the public. you attack a member of the public and you lose points from the public. this race is at a nice edge of closeness. you no longer describe this as close. there are no more buts. mitt romney's biggest hurdle to the presidency is this issue of relate to the average joe or jane. well, joe and jane is asking questions tomorrow night. he pulls that off, he breaks through this one big barrier and the structural shift in the race that we're seeing state-by-state could continue and give them great advantages. for the president, of course, he has to repaint mitt romney as that caricature out of touch rich guy. >> be sure to stay with msnbc all day long fo

condoleezza rice, charles schwab, steve jobs' widow, laurene jobs. >>> a new concern for campers at lake tahoe, and why it's all linked back to a chipmunk. >>> plus -- >> i'm scott budman at linkedin with a brand-new way to help you find your next job. >>> plus, tech news from apple and the san francisco 49ers, all coming up. >>> and good afternoon. i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. we are tracking some breezy to windy conditions here across the bay area. it's increasing our fire danger in san francisco. winds gusting in the low 30s. we have details on the oracle boat. we'll have more coming up on the forecast in a few minutes. >>> okay. didn't we just do this? it's on. apple sending out invitations to its next roll-out. scott budman joins us. scott, everyone guessing at another ipad. i have to update my iphone and ipad. >> reporter: another product. important is apple is not saying what it will show off on october 23rd. but those looking for hints in the invitation probably didn't t past the words "we've got a little more to show you" before guessing that apple will i

vice presidential nominee ryan formed by condoleezza rice. it was mr. ryan's third visit to ohio in five days. mitt romney meanwhile, spent time in virginia, a state many political observers see as a must win in his effort to beat the president. there the republican candidate aimed his economic message at a very specific audience. >> this president has failed america's women. they've suffered in terms of getting jobs and falling into poverty and as i go across the country and ask women what can i do to help, what they speak about day in and day out is help me find a good job or a good job for my spouse and help me kid make sure my children have a bright future, better schools and better job opportunities. that's what the women of america are concerned about and the answers are coming from us and not barack obama. >> both campaigns making their cases to women yesterday. the romney campaign also put out a new ad titled the choice highlights clips from the debate to attack the president's leadership over the past four years. >> his policies haven't worked.

and after the debate, former secretary of state condoleezza rice campaigning with paul ryan and former president bill clinton and bruce springsteen for the democrats, all of them in ohio. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> of course you can watch the entire debate right here on nbc bay area. that will start tonight at 6:00 sharp. >>> governor jerry brown begins a big push for his tax initiative today. governor brown will be at ucla talking about the effect proposition 30 will have on students. the measure would raise the sales tax and income taxes on california's highest earners. brown says the tax increases are necessary to fund public schools and higher education. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston says college students are a natural target for the governor's message. >> these people will suffer directly, as will k through 12 students, if in fact prop 30 fails. if it wins, not only will the bleeding be slowed, but in fact they may get a tuition rebate for all the increases that they have paid the last couple of years. >> proposition 30 is facing direct competition from

condoleezza rice says this should be the civil rights issue of our types. if you wait for college then you have adult issues. the -- >> that's not the issue -- >> it's so unfair to the -- >> withhe supreme court we have to -- >> we have one without the other. >> we have to switch now we're out of time. let us know what you think. please follow me on twitter @bonnieerbe. from affirmative action to the latina vote. it's hispanic heritage month, and a reminder that candidates this year are doing all they can to court hispanic voters. [speaking spanish] but new data from the pew but new data from the pewhispanic center suggest even though 24 million latinos are eligible to vote, hispanic voter turnout will be closer to 10 million. but why? latino voters are much younger than other racial and ethnic groups. and latinos in california and texas, two states with high hispanic populations, may not see a vote in the presidential election as very important. in 2008, 50% of eligible latinos voted, compared to 65% of african americans and 66% of white voters. latinos ma

-- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: after colin powell endorsed the president, condoleezza ricee her -- she is not one of the wing-nut republicans. she pored cold water on benghazi-gate. i love when this happens on fox news and they are like -- >> that's when they start calling her a liar. >> stephanie: condoleezza rice -- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: party last night as she tried to hit the breaks on the recent attack in libya. the conservative media jumped on the emails as definitive proof that the obama administration has been lying. rice's response was likely not what was expected -- [ wah wah ] >> if someone is going to be going off of the reservation on fox news because usually do it on her show, because it on late at night. >> stephanie: right. when things are unfolding really, really quickly, it is hard to know what is really going on on the ground. so there's a big picture to be examined here, but we don't have all of the pieces. it's probably better to let the relevant bodies do their work. >> thank you. >> stephanie: with multiple stories coming in w