emails?y relevant? why did you hold it back. why did it take a court case to release this -- >> john, i can say this again and again and i know you can keep asking again and again, this document was not about benghazi. >> are you essentially saying that -- you are suggesting that she got confused? >> no, i'm -- >> i don't want the answer that was supposed to be for the general situation and answer and use that answer and applied it to the specific -- >> not at all. i'm saying she was prepared as were members of congress based on what the ic produced to talk about benghazi, has as been discussed and as more information became available we would provide it based on the best informing we have. >>> jay carney at the white house today, a number of reporters pressing him on this, an email that was released as a result of a lawsuit by judicial wash. the email from ben rhodes, white house adviser in which among other things he is prepping susan rice, then the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and says this

that person has written, including work emails, including emails to family members, very intimate communications, could look at all that person's bank records, medical data, could look at that person's calendar, could look at that person's gps and find out every place that person has been recently. >> it is reasonable to take a couple of pieces of paper or an item from somebody's pocket we think it crosses a line to use a smart phone to go into a person's portal to look at a person's affairs. >> the categorical authority of officers to conduct a full search of any item found on an arrestee makes em he nen practical sense in light of the realities of police work. >>> there was also some confusion about how to craft a specific rule to cover all circumstances. we should have a decision by the end of june. >>> the high court also handed the epa a big win today. the emissions drift into air across east coast state. the so-called downwind pollution rules cost them $800 million a year. >>> a failure to communicate costs you more than $26 million for health care wrongly given to illegal immigrants. the

if you drop and ask all me emails. i'm a big emailer.et fox could get together all 12 years of my emails and deliver them by 9:00 tomorrow morning. >> oh, at a monday mum they would have them by the end of the week or, you know, maybe worse case scenario the end of the month. nobody would say i will get them to you in a couple of years. greta, the problem is, whatever resmedz or tools that we have at our disposal for ensuring compliance we won't use. we won't make him sit there until there is a document produced. we won't john kerry sit!é!j there until they give us what we want on benghazi. we have certain tools at our disposal. we just won't use them. as a former prosecutor it is frustrating. >> is that leadership? i know, you want it, and i know you have tried -- is that leadership? >> i think if speaker boehner were here, he would tell you that he has to weigh and balance a lot of factors that a back bencher does not have to weigh and balance. i think that's what he would tell. >> you representative, nice to see you, sir. >> yes, ma'a

. >> now these emails. tell me now what you you are thinking. >> here is what i am thinking, unfortunately what we suspected from the beginning. you have -- look at the talking points, number one. the talking points that were issued never mentioned a video. the word video is nowhere in those talking points. >> emanated from where, the cia? >> that came from the cia. the ones that were flawed because they omitted the reference to al qaeda so they were flawed in and of themselves but there is no reference to a video and we always said where did the video reference come from? now we know it came from the white house. ben rhodes, the email that went to top president obama advisors, david plouffe, jay carney, and wassoused to prep susan rice. >> do you know that they all saw that david plouffe, jay carney they all got this email from ben rhodes? >> it was sent to them. you have to aassume they received it this was obviously a pretty hot topic with four brave americans killed. they are two months out to an electi

but as we look at that email progress.he explanation gets less and less accurate which is a really bizarre thing. >> actually though they start trying to step all over anyone who is trying to investigate. they excluded fox news to the state department briefing from the media and the cia because we kept pushing it, bob. >> it's not a phony scandal it's dangerous for the administration to do that four americans dead. one brought to justice. the real problem too is getting the information. transparency has been an issue we talked about on the show with the administration. why does it have to take judicial watch to file a lawsuit on this one. the white house knows many media companies can't afford the lawsuit that judicial watch and got this memo from. >> it's terrible to think that all the efforts to short of shut this down. i know capitol hill they could have been a lot more aggressive on this had a select committee. capitol hill is perfectly able to -- speaker boehner select committee and do something. four dead americans.

it's not about emails. it's not about hiding, redacting. we should be better than this and american people should expect it and demand it, as a matter of fact. >> this is about pr. >> it shouldn't be. >> fine, okay. but that's aa -- you don't see a charge to the substance of the matter and it certainly doesn't amount to the investigations have already taken place. >> it was about an election. if we all the candy cole krsh crowley moment with romney. they believed it to be true. >> to say we didn't have to anything to do the video. >> they had a hard time because of islamaphobia-phobia. it's your thought. you can drone them but you can't blame them. >>> next, there's an outcry how long it took a cold blooded murderer by lethal injection. what about his victim? she was shot and buried alive? kimberly has the story coming up on "the five." ♪ [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped

given the emails that we see on other kinds of recalls, it is a wonder she didn't see recalls or emails on this specific issue. does it surprise you? >> no. she was taking advice from her counsel, best thing is to say, i don't know, we'll look into it. as we saw the humor from "saturday night live" following few days. the truth of it is, sad part of this is, very likely to me she was involved in safety, that when she took this position, she went through files to see what was going on and must have knownthis somehow, some way and maybe she thought it was fixed but the problem it still falls back on her watch when she was involved in safety. but she is not the only person. none of these decisions are made by one person. just like on your show, if someone wants to make a change, multiple people are involved in it. so these are things that i think there's a lot more than meets the eye. we're just cracking the surface now. gerri: just cracking the surface. lauren fix, thanks for coming on tonight. appreciate your hustle to get on the show tonight. appreciate your time. great reporting. >> th

director until they had those talking points emails. jon: interesting. thank you.na: we told you earlier about lois learner's push to avoid contempt of congress charges. her lawyer is speaking out and he says he wants to address lawmakers to tell them why it would be wrong to charge his client after she invoked her constitutional right not to testify before a house committee. he said, quote, holding her in contempt would not only be unfair and indeed un-american, it would be flatly inconsistent with the fifth amendment as interpreted by the supreme court. oklahoma congressman is on the house oversight and government reform committee. your reaction to those comments. un-american? >> a little surprising to hear it's un-american when you're dealing with someone trying to silence the speech of other americans and that everything we have targets back to her. she goes and does testimony to the department of justice, plants a question in a public meeting so someone asks me about this so i can get it out and then comes before our committee, makes a long statement about her

it's not just the email on that friday. er with, there is a secure video conference between morell and the deputy chief of mission and the chief of staff and some of the people who were involved in the incident who, by this time, are in germany and we don't know exactly what morell said in there. but i wonder if that's where morell didn't start to sort of say this -- let's all be together on one line, everybody, and that line is this was all a demonstration when this clearly was not. you don't show up at a demonstration with mortars and 50 caliber machine guns and people who spontaneously show up don't have the political sophistication to have cased the joint, two joints and second of all bring what's called indirect fire. that is mortar fire in on those -- both the diplomatic compound and the cia facility. this just boggles the mind. >> you know, karl though, at worst, he is deceitful, at best is he incompetent. because, you know, he gets that email on the 15th. and you have got the president going on letterman, "the view,

google says in one tally reads your emails. instead-- actually reads your emails. now the company has updated its terms of service, and specifically states that gaggle's system scans the content of emails stored on google servers. >> that doesn't sound like there is anything radical or new in it. the reason that it's sort of getting people all worked up is because now they are much more clear about what they were doing. before, they tried to hide it. >> now we know. in statement a google spokesperson said we want our policies to be simple and easy for cruisers to understand. these changes are based on feedback we received over the last few months. but what is really at issue here is the fact that the scanning function is something that cannot be turned off. you can't opt out. google has said in the past, anybody who signed up for an account already opted into the company's practices. once you're in, you're in. >> that's p where those coupons keep coming from. >> exactly. they know exactly what you shop for. >> they're targeting you. allen, thank you. >>> the fbi wo

. >> last december, glenn greenwald received an email from a person who didn't identify himself. >> we still didn't know who he was, where he worked, but he was saying he had access to large amounts of very sensitive surveillance information that show the united states government was violating the law and abusing it's power. >> suddenly in my lap had dropped some of the most potent instruments for shining a light on what it is that they are doing, beyond your wildest dreams as a journalist. i had literally, physically couldn't breathe at points because of excitement and shock. >> the source was edward snowden. >> the nsa specifically targets the communications of everyone. it ingests them by default. it collects them in their system and it filters them andagizes them and stores them. up to that point, the director -- nearly 20 u.s. intelligence agencies had been telling the public a different story. hucks of millions of americans. >> no, sir. >> it does not. >> not whitingly. there are cases where they could inadd veteran tently, perhaps, collect but not whitingly. >> after the snowden

it's nov 26. >> and what's the subject line of the email? >> fire at subcon. >> subcon is industry-speak for subcontractor. that email was sent by a manager at true colors shortly after the fire. so despite success' denials, their own agent may have been aware of the sub-contract to tazreen. >> aljazeera america presents a break through television event borderland... >> are you tellin' me it's ok to just open the border, and let em' all run in? >> the teams live through the hardships that forced mira, omar and claudette into the desert. >> running away is not the answer... >> is a chance at a better life worth leaving loved ones behind? >> did omar get a chance to tell you goodbye before he left? >> which side of the fence are you on? >> sometimes immigration is the only alternative people have. borderland only on al jazeera america we are on the trail investigating how walmart's supply chain works here in bangladesh. does the company know when its orders are being subcontracted? is the way they source their clothing- the system itself -flaw

we only sent them an email.ested by the national security staff was at that point, at that point, they had made two suggestions earlier in the process before i was even aware that the talking points existed. but at that point in the process, the only change that the national security staff suggested was a change suggested by ben rhodes to change the word, consulate, to diplomatic post and he suggested that change for accuracy purposes since it was technically not a consulate. that is the only change that was suggested at that time to the talking points. >> did anyone tell you that the talking points were going to be used for susan rice? >> no, sir. >> and the ambassador at the united nations if. >> no, sir. >> did anyone tell you in the subsequent days on september 15th once you realized there was a fairly extensive description of why the conclusion was that it was not a protest on the 15th, did that information ever make it into the hands of the individual who would have provided those talking points to susan r

deputy director, according to one email. quote, the first draft apparently seemed unsuitable because they seemed to encourage the reader to infer incorrectly that the c.i.a. had warned about a specific attack on our embassy. on the sbts he noted that these points were not good and he had taken a heavy hand to editing them. he noted that he would be happy to work within deputy chief of staff to hillary clinton jake sullivan and rhodes, ben rhodes, that is, to develop appropriate talking points, unquote. the documents obtained by jirnl watch also contained -- judicial watch also contained numerous emails sent on the assault of the benghazi facility. the dramatic emails described the assault as an attack. just as state department number two person in libya said, chris stevens described it, we're under attack. there was nothing about a video . the american people were duped right before the election, as as the intent. september 11, back to the article, september 11, 2012, 6:41 p.m., senior advisor to susan rice, quote, as report

thomas emails i like that name, fest up cavuto, you're much older than you look.as watching you long before you ion went to cnbc. i remember you on pbs. how many places have you been fired from? not a one, tom massena. i've never been fired ever, i suspect there skulls a first time i might be tempting fate. paul in toronto. just how much blood of virgins have you been dripping to look this good after all these years? plenty, paul, plenty. ernest e-mails, neil i remember you like elvis presley reporter from pbs in the 1908's. you must be what, 80? 55. i'm 55 years old. sara, do you get early birdies counts? well if i so choose, sara, but i hang out hopefully long enough in a restaurant for some fan to pick up the check. not too much luck with that one yet but i still do it. steve in new orleans. cavuto what's been the biggest event thaw covered in 25 years of anchoring? steve withou 9/11. nothing, nothing, comes even close. tim via comcast, neil as accomplished anchor what colleague in your business have you most admired over the years? all right, tim, in my busine

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what do we learn from the emails? >> reporter: there is evidence out there of clear coordination between the irs and the doj. they were trying to nail conservative groups that wanted tax exempt status but were too >> enthuse asupporting conserva. she wants to know at doj they can talk to that doj can piece together false applicant statement who lied on their 1024s. lerner then said in a different email obtained by judicial watch. president obama did tell bill o'reilly this year there is not a smidgen of corruption involved in the unfair targeting' conservatives looking for tax exempt status. the president blamed bone-headed decisions. before this scandal sank in last april the president's approval rating was 52%, 7 points higher than it is today. patti ann: what is the next step in this investigation? >> reporter: the justice department was asked a week ago by the house ways and means committee to pursue charges against lois lerner. speaker boehner says if learner doesn't start cooperating right away, sometime after t

includes their work email.hat law come here? would it work? here now for debate. welcome to you both. mr. sack, why should the government determine with and with whom i can email. >> what is going on in france has very little applicable in the united states from a legal he perspective. >> let's talk about france. don't you think it's a little much for the government to tell people when they can email? >> i don't really know, you know, why they enacted that. they said it was for their workers' health. >> right. >> you know, frankly, i have clients who complain it me all the time that on vacations or at midnight they are being asked by bosses, supervisors, managers to respond to directives and do they have to do it. i think this whole issue is pretty fascinating. >> boo hooh. if you don't like working hard, shouldn't you get another job? >> yeah. absolutely. i think it definitely doesn't make sense at all even in terms of coming over to the u.s. i don't think a law like this ever would make sense. >> because amer

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. >> exactly. >> the commissioner says he can't get you lois lerner's emails for a year or so.lieve that? >>. no you can do it right await a minute in particularly the ways and means committee. confidential taxpayer information that we're not allowed to receive. there are chairman camp they are allowed to get that the ways and means committee could get every single email from lois lerner like that. >> why don't they? >> i don't know that's between them and the irs. >> have you asked chairman camp? >> we have asked for them in our committee. ways and means is a little bit different. >> why doesn't ways and means ask for all of them. >> i agree. you are exactly right. any parameters, any restrictions. only going to use certain search terms to decide which ones to get. the irs is in charge. they can say okay, well, here is what you are going to get. can't put any parameters and framework. have you got to have every single one. >> that's what we made clear. >> you would like for chairman camp to do that. >> i would love for that. >> maybe is he watching. nice to see you. >> nice to

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. >> as we reviewed the emails of the night -- let me back up. as best as you remember, the deputies meetings, the two meetings on the 14th a, i presud benghazi had to be a major issue discussed >> it wasn't. we were not looking backwards at that point. so the focus of the deputies meetings, particularly on saturday and sunday, which susan rice was on the sunday show i was at a deputy meeting. the focus was on keeping americans save where there are protests and demonstrations. we were looking forward on keeping americans save. >> which is interesting to me. even on the 14th, the basic tenor of the meetings was we got the americans out so we will not worry about libya. >> it isn't like we were not worried about libya. we were worried about tripoli. >> on the two meetings on the 14th, do you remember the talking points? >> no, i don't remember that. >> as i go and look at the emails, as of 9-10 p.m. on the night of the 14, it looked like fbi signed off and the talking points have been editing to reflect the state's concern, although it doesn't say

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but if you get an email that says, click on this link because we'll tell you more about it, don't do it because there will be a great deal of phishing going on right now with people trying to take advantage as they always do of a disaster. gerri: i have to tell you, staying safe on the web now is mighty, mighty difficult. thanks for coming on the show. always good to have you here. thank you so much. >> thank you. gerri: we have more. mower, more to come this hour including how do you do that? how to rein in your spending for the prom. >>> our users guide to education continues. our expert is here to how to decode financial aid offers. you will want to know about that. stay with us. the owner of a vehicle, with a bumper sticker, "turrible" your lights are on. you wanna get that genius? not mine. on the passenger seat, there is a collection of charles barkley highlight dvds. must be a big fan. and the license plate reads "sir charles." i'm gonna get some drinks with my capital one venture card. be right back. earn unlimited double miles with no blackout dates from the capital one vent

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and new emails on the benghazi event. charles crad hammer says this is evidence of the cover-up. >> we have the smoking document, which is the white house saying we are pushing the video because we don't want to blame it on the failure of our policies, which is what anybody who looked at this assumed all the way through. >> this is ben rodes in an e-mail on that saturday before the talk show round-robin. underscore these protest are rooted in an internet video and not a failure broader of policy to reinforce the president's strength and steadiness in dealing with challenges. >> if we knew then what we know no there is a chance this president might not be president because this went to the central argument that democrats were making. general motors is alive, the american economy is economic back and al qaeda is headed to the exit. they worked hard to suppress to damage the reality for the administration which was al qaeda and militant islamism was on it's way back and this was going to be bad news. so the discussion is for