is that email real? yes. did i write it myself? perhaps. did i personally sign up for the email address "hot karl 4 you at g-mail dot-com? yes. but it had nothing to do with this story. the point is, i quoted that email verbatim. and if need be, i will get confirmation. let me just make a little call here. it's confirmed. are you sure? yes. confirmed. [ cheers and applause ] so benghazi, done. what's next? let's head back over to the mazda scandal booth. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to the mazda scandal booth. mazda, it's what's for dinner. all right. all right. jimmy, let's swirl up some journalism. [ cheers and applause ] irs. [ cheers and applause ] the internal revenue service, which reminds me, if anyone asks, that booth is my home office. also my son. folks, the i.r.s. has recently admitted singling out applications for tax-exempt status from groups with words like tea party, patriots, 9-12, or said they wanted to make america a better place to live. these flagged groups were which led to massive dplais a process which fox news des

these are the benghazi emails. we have them. more than 100 emails released by the white house. you're going to see them for yourself. why is the white house releasing them now? karl rove has an idea he'll tell you. also breaking, did president obama make a scapegoat at the irs? the agency accused of unfairly targeting conservative groups. now the acting irs commissioner is heading out the door, but was he thrown under the bus? but first tonight, fox news chief congressional correspondent, mike emanuel. mike? >> house speaker john boehner sent a message today that he was looking for more than somebody to resign from the irs. boehner says this question, who's going to jail over the scandal? republican leaders clearly this is much bigger than acting commissioner steven miller, and though he's on his way out, the hohouse ways and means committee says the hearing set for friday morning will still go on and miller will be there. darrell isa sent an email to miller today requesting transcribed five interviews with employees. they won't be under oath, but it is a crime to lie to congre

what do you take out of the emails? >> i haven't seen the emails.e released because the pressure is building on multiple fronts. for the first time we're beginning to get information in the white house's involvement in changing the talking points. if i could have answer to one question out of benghazi it would be the following -- who chose susan rice to go out on sunday, the 15th of september, to tell a story so disconnected from reality? >> sean: we'd like to know the answer to that. are you confident that we have all the emails or do more exist? >> there's a lot more emails about how the talking points were manipulated. >> sean: so you think what where got tonight was selected, edited, redacted, this does not in any way tell the true story, because it does reveal that the white house -- by the way, it proves that jay carney is a total propaganda hack liar, that he should not -- he should be fired. that's number one. number two, it also shows that the state department was up to its eyeballs in creating this lie, and that there were political consid

he emailed his colleagues on 9:15 p.m. to say, quote the state department had major reservations with most of documents. we revised the document with their concerns in mind. indeed, when newland cited the investigation as deleting terrorist references, f.b.i. did not have major concerns with the points and offered a couple of minor suggestions. in fact even after the references to al-qaeda and off shoot had been scrubbed, a c.i.a. official noted to his agency, f.b.i. says al-qaeda not other al-qaeda was not involved. >> the only efforts were stylistic and non-stub stan active. they described the building in benghazi to diplomatic facility. >> in fact national security spokesman emailed at 6:48 p.m. saying that john brennan, now c.i.a. director will have edits. he opted to delete assessment that has attackers came from many sectors of libyan society. >> only thing that white house spokesman has has credibility. there is nobody believes that these were stylistic changes. >> finally the two chairs of the state department's po

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and these are the benghazi emails. we have -- more than 100 email, released by the white house. you are going to see them for yourself. why is the white house releasing them now? karl rove has an idea. he's going to tell you. and also breaking, did president obama make a scapegoat at the irs, accused of unfairly targeting conservative groups. he's headed out the door. but was he thrown under the bus? but first, mike emanuel. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner sent a message that he was looking for more than just somebody to resign from the irs. boehner said this question: who's going to jail over this scandal? republican leaders clearly think this is much bigger than acting commissioner steven miller. though he is on his way out, the house ways & means committee says the hearing for friday morning will still go on and miller will be there. darrell issa sent a letter to miller late today, requesting transcribed interviews with five irs employerees, named in the inspector general's report. they won't be under oath. but it is a crime to lie to congress. it is clear that key la

in the actual email that was released, not the doctor version, the actual email, the white house involvement here is to say we have to provide the equities, particular the investigation, because that's what's important, because we want to bring these people to justice. >> chris: all right. >> as it relates to the doctor email, is congressman issa as interested in tracking down the republican who doctor this email and released it? >> chris: we'll agree to disagree on the emails. one last question for you, because we're running out of time. some critics say, when you take a look at the scandals, the confluence of the scandals, ap, benghazi, irs, that it raises questions about the president's activity government solutions to problems, and they also note how often the president says that he found out about any problems when all the rest of us did. take a look. >> i first learned about it from the same news reports that i think most peop abt this. >> he found out about the news reports yesterday on the road. >> everyone knows, the president did not know about this tactic till he heard about it th

release the emails. release the emails. let us see the process. why can't we see it now? i mean, that's the big question right now. i mean, jay carney was complaining last friday about selectively leaking emails and things taken out of context. there is one way for the white house to solve that that's to release the emails. i understand they are about 100 pages of emails that were provided to capitol hill in sort of a short session where they could be read, looked at, examined. why not release them all? i mean, jay carney has been up telling the american people not only in the past couple weeks but basically for the past six, eight months that the white house wants nothing more than to have the whole story told. well, one way to make sure that that happens is to release these emails. and i would say not just the emails. the president, the other day, made reference to his presidential daily briefs and claimed that they were consistent with what we had heard -- what we had seen in the talking points and what we heard from susan rice. i find that hard to believe. maybe he is

in emails sent at 7:16 p.m., then again at 7 of the 39 p.m. eastern time on friday, september 14th, then state department spokesperson victoria nuland urged to soften the talking point discussion, stating that the u.s. government does know that extremists were among the attackers. nuland warned that quote will come back to us at podium. how do we know? who they were, etc.? 23 minutes later, without a response, she emailed again before anyone had even replied to her first expression of alarm to say, quote, i just had a convo with redacted name, and added on that basis i have serious concerns about all the parts highlighted below, and that's when they commenced the argument we've already reported on about whether language about prior security warnings from cia could also be stricken. also deputy national security advisor ben rhodes was alerted that the intelligence communitying was drafting a set of benghazi talking points as 11 right as 11:17 that morning, as was national security counsel spokesman. as late as 3:04 p.m., the talking points stil

emailing the cia point person on capitol hill.ressing frustration obama all references to al qaeda, harris. >> harris: as this whole thing unfolds it makes you wonder how quickly he may be called back to say what he knows. some lawmakers are accusing general petraeus of changing his story. what's up with that? >> in november petraeus said on day one he knew it was a terrorist attack. in mid september he briefed something quite differently according to congressional sources. fox news has learned through those sources that they believe petraeus knew at the time of the benghazi attack that his relationship with boggographer paula broadwell was being investigated by the fbi and they questioned the potential impact on the general. on september 13th, two days after benghazi, the fbi and national counter terrorism center, the group that tracks threats against the u.s., briefed lawmakers that it was terrorism, evidence supported al qaeda and there was no mention in that briefing of an anti-islam video. but a day later on september 14th, c

>> stephanie: really have you read the hundred pages of emails.formation? >> fox news. >> caller: what was he doing when he was killed? >> stephanie: who? >> caller: the exnavy seal that was killed on top of the building. what was he doing when he was killed? >> stephanie: tell me. >> >> caller: he was painting a target. >> oh, come on. where did you hear that? >> stephanie: painting a target for who to do what? >> caller: i heard it from his father. >> stephanie: explain what you mean. he was painting a target for who to do what? >> caller: why do you paint a target? for a bomb. >> stephanie: obama was going to call an air strike on -- >> caller: obama couldn't because he was sleeping. >> stephanie: the president was watching the video live -- >> while he was sleeping. and the marine was painting a target on the roof. >> stephanie: the navy seal was painting a target for what reason? >> caller: for air strikes. >> stephanie: by who? >> caller: by our military. >> so our own drone took out the embassy, is what you are saying. >> caller: so somebod

. >> the language of that email is pretty clear. that is not a stylistic -- that ♪ saying gel adjustment. that is a major, dramatic change. >> information. >> as the benghazi story heats up, the white house is under fire. we'll show you what happened in the press conference today. >> hey, john, john, it's chris. hey, john, john, it's chris. >> there is that guy again. >> governor chris christie mocking himself with famous people. gutfeld and mcguirk will try to explain what the heck is going on. >> are you kidding me? >> caution, you are about to enterth enterth s no spin z. the factor begins right now. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the benghazi story heats up. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. if there is one guy you would not want to be today, it was white house spokesman jay carney. press grilling him over charges that the white house altered the initial cia reporting of the benghazi terror attack to down play the organized terrorism angle. playing up the spontaneous anti-ameri

got to go through 100 emails. >> it's the kind of thing that before email changes would have just happened in person and you would have worked it out. it does feel like yes, they are asking some substantive questions. but it feels like somehow this long chain of emails becomes representative of something that was being hidden by, and it just feelts like no, haven't you guys ever been part of -- >> this is the aftermath of a leng legitimately horrible disaster and these guys were pointing fingers at one another and trying to make sure that when the white house said something, it would point fingers at the other agency. >> my point is not to say we shouldn't, we have to pause, because someone actually suffered because of this whole saga. that was susan rice, who seems like she had nothing to do with any of this. was handed talking points after they were fixed to everyone's delight. went out on the sunday shows. and for that, she did not get a promotion to the secretary of state job. and it's just like, if we had paused a little bit before we started the indignation over what we thought had h

gwen: hundreds of emails about the controversy were released this week. what did we learn from those, john? >> well, ok. where to begin? from john's point which is that the i.r.s. scandal has no connection to the white house. this is the controversy of the three we were talking about that sits right in the white house. there are also other groups involved. the main charge here, there are many. and several. charges here. but the main political charge is that once this terrible attack happened, and there were four deaths, the republican charge about the administration is that they concocted a story that the attacks were a spontaneous reaction to a video and to protests that were happening in cairo based on this anti-islamic video. and that this was a concocted story. furthermore, that part of the concocted story was that this was so spontaneous it had no connection to existing terrorist organizations. how did this story get put together? it got put together in talking points. something we're all very familiar with. but these are the list of items that membe

james rosen, fox news. >> jon: so how did the media handle these emails?ll get into that next with the panel on news watch. with the spark cash card from capital one... boris earns unlimited rewards for his small business. can i get the smith contract, ease? thank you. that's three new paper shredders. [ boris ] put 'em on my spark card. [ garth ] boris' small business earns 2% cash back on every pchase every day. great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. read back the chicken's testimony, please. "buk, buk, bukka!" [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase every day. told you i'd get half. what's in your walle >>. >>> this is stylistic change to take out all references to previous terror threats in benghazi. >> you know your initial calculations involved at the white house was mischaracterization to the extent the white house is involved. >> i think -- >> this is separate issue. tell the press from

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victoria newland emailed her colleagues. early draft could be abused by members of congress to beat up the state department. why would we want to feed that either? when the revived document still included references to the culpability 6 a group, they sent another email, we don't want to prejudice the f.b.i. investigation. at that point, abc said that national security council official pushed back telling newland the f.b.i. did not have major concerns with the points and offered a couple suggestions. newland insisted the changes were sufficient to address the concerns of quote, my leadership. >>> the white house appeared to reject calls by house speaker john boehner to release to the public unclassified emails that lawmakers read from wednesday's explosive hearing on benghazi. jay carney saying those documents and much more have already been made available to the relevant lawmakers and to speaker boehner. >> today's briefings stirred memories of watergate and iran contra. we wanted too play some of the back and forth between

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if you disagree, please let me know by email. over at cnn, they have not covered those stories all that much. and there is a slightly sceptic call tone. >> can you see in your mind's eye a way that this might not have been political, that this was a misguided stupid way to sort but that they didn't intend it to be some kind of political attempt to harass the tea party? >> i would think that if there was any chance that this was a mistake the investigator general wouldn't be coming out and saying otherwise. and the irs themselves wouldn't be admitting. >> they say it's a mistake the question is whether it's political. >> bill: yesterday i talked with bernie goldberg about the cnn situation. >> anything wrong with ms. crowley's posture? >> you know what? i'm not going to lose much sleep over her asking was it a mistake instead of being political. she gave him a chance tone a it does fall into the broad category of a reporter asking a scientist is it possible that the earth is flat because the chances of the earth being flat are exa

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