joining us now, virginia republican congressman frank wolf.agreements, do you know for a fact they were requested of american personnel? >> yes, i do know that they were requested and i know that they have been signed. i've been told that. and we're asking the administration for that, to verify it but secondly, if they give us the names of who signed those agreements. jon: so why would american personnel be asked to sign non-disclosure agreements? >> so the congress and the american people would not know what happened that night. jon: you think this is an active attempt by, what, defense department personnel, administration personnel, cia personnel? >> i think it's an active participation of quite frankly the administration, to find out, to make sure that the american people and the congress do not find out what went on. and when the american people find out, think they're going to be shocked. jon: that's why -- >> yes. they have been asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement. if you recall last week it came out, some of the people who were wit

congressman frank wolf of virginia is hoping to get to the bottom of that.l investigation in congress, a select committee. we promised you a little while ago we would be talking to him today, he has been tied up with some legislative business. we hope to get congressman wolf on tomorrow to ask him how his push for a select committee is going. >>> also this, investigators say clues to solving one of the most notorious art heists in recent years may have been found in the most unlikely of places. rick has more. >> reporter: and, jon, if this turns out to be true, some are calling it a crime against humanity. the purposeful destruction of priceless, universeally-loved works of art. and just to resome of you -- remind some of you, these were pieces stolen from a museum in the netherlands last year. three thieves walked in, grabbed the paintingsing, a picasso, three monets, some of the biggest names in art history. three romanians were arrested, but the paintings have not been found and now the mother of one of those arrested said that she hid the paintings and t

. >> reporter: another republican, frank wolf complains in this letter to secretary kerry that the states refused for months to provide names and contact information to benghazi survivors. >> we don't prevent anyone from telling their story. we have facilitated countless hearings and interviews and discussions with members of the congress. >> reporter: with hearings, they believe they are well enough and able to testify because he is only one of the survivors that witnessed both waves of the attack. >> judge jeanine: with me now is former c.i.a. covert operations officer mike baker and terrorism expert and author of the new book "the brotherhood." eric. and ubin testified when gregg hicks testified and i was at the hearings. congressman chaffetz was told not to talk to him but at some point it's true. anyway, when this hero testifies it's not going good for the white house, is it? >> no, it's not. that is clearly why some of the few remaining secrets in washington hasn't been leaked is the identities and ability to get in front of these survivors. the other part of it. i have to admit i'

first, listen to this delegation from congressman frank wolf today. >> according to edources that havected my office many, if not all the survivors of the benghazi attacks along with others at the department of defense and cia have been asked or directed to sign additional nondisclosure agreements about their involvement in the benghazi attacks. lou: back in march white house press secretary shikari insisted the white house was not preventing anyonerom speaking to the benghazi survivors. lawmakers also being stonewalled in their efforts to talk with marine corps colonel george bristolho is an accurate position in the chain of command of the night of the benghazi terrorist attack. the pentagon has claimed bristol can be fced to testify because he is rired. the marine corporation times says that is entirely inaccurate reporting that he is on active duty through the end of this month. the senate foreign relations committee is expected to vote next week on some of the powowe, the president's nominee to become ambassador to the united nations. expected to be confirmed despite evading questi

republican congressman frank wolf sending a letter to secretary of state john kerry.ources tell him many if not all of the survivors of the benghazi attack including state department ploy's and/or contractors have been asked or directed to sign additional nondisclosure agreement. kerry confirmed whether that is true and if so who has been asked and why. >> a federal grand jury indicts 6 columbian nationals for kidnapping and murder of drug enforcement. he got in a cab driven by one of the defendants. one used a stun gun the other offended him. they lured victims who they perceive as wealthy. >> now to an extreme weather alert. as the heat wave in the northeast continues brand new statistics prove we are in the hottest stretches of history. >> last month global temperature was the 5th highest on record. >> the average temperature 61 degrees. maria molina has more on the mercury rising. >> want to make sure everyone understands what this mean. what the global average temperature includes is every place across earth. you are looking at the entire world the temperatures t

governor huckabee: in the impact segment tonight, a bombshell allegation from virginia congressman frank wolfow the obama administration is treating survivors of last year's terrorist attack in benghazi. >> according to sources that have contacted my office, many, if not all of the survivors of the benghazi attacks, along with others at the department of defense and cia have been asked or directed to sign additional nondisclosure agreements about their involvement in the benghazi attack. >> governor huckabee: but earlier this year the white house insisted it had nothing to hide. >> the white house is certainly not preventing anybody from having access to any of the survivors of the benghazi attack. >> governor huckabee: and today a state department spokesman denied congressman wolf's agencies. >> as parts of their employment, most department employees send the classified information nondisclosure agreement. however, the department has not asked employees, i would stress not asked employees to sign any separate nondisclosure agreements regarding events in benghazi. joini ng us now fox news mil

. >>> virginia republican congressman frank wolf says the obama administration has taken some pretty steps to keep the survivors of the benghazi terror attack from telling their stories to lawmakers. >> many, if not all of the survivors of the benghazi attack, along with others at the department of the defense, the cia have been asked or directed to sign a nondisclosure agreement about their involvement in the benghazi attack. >> wolf says some of the agreements have been signed as recently as this summer. the white house has not responded to our request for an on the record comment on this subject. we will follow it and have more on the story tomorrow night. >>> u.s. military leaders agreed today syria's government is winning its civil war with rebels. that news came during a senate hearing that featured a squirmish over the u.s. involvement. national security correspondent looks at where america stands right now. >> reporter: on a visit to one of the largest refugee camps home to 120,000 and known as one of the fourth largest cities, john kerry was confronted by angry refugees, des

>> lou, we have introduced or going to introduce a discharge petition to allow frank wolf's bill for independent investigation long overdue. we're coming up on the one-year anniversary. we need some answers. we can't say what hillary said which it doesn't really matter. it does matter. if we don't want to repeat these mistakes in which our folks were murdered and killed, we ed to get to the bottom of this scandal and, apparently, i believe there's so much smoke, there must be fire because the administration sure is doing a lot to block. twice our hearings were canceled. from what i heard, it was witness intimidation telling them not to go testify. ts a real concern to me that there's a lot more there that needs to be answered. >> and we have just received word that the which you co-sponsored and supported has just been voted down byythe house by a margin of 217-205. that happening within the la minute. this bill was one that would afct tifl roll back the effectiveness of the national security agency and opposed by the leadership of the republican party. why did you choose to support

. >> representative frank wolf from virginia saying that he wants answers and he wants them now and hes going to continue to give speeches on the house floor, going to continue to write letters to figure out where the survivors of benghazi attacks are, as he mentioned, a number of them are writing books with lucrative deals. that plus the security hearing up on the hill about the security at the compound. we are back with the panel. steve? >> well, there is lots boiling beneath the surface on benghazi. i don't think anybody should think for a minute just because we haven't been reading about it in "the new york times" or other mainstream news accounts that there's not things happening. darrell issa and his committee have continued conducting transcribed interviews, one with thomas pickering, wrote the administrative review board report, they've done others. there's more questions being asked on the intelligence side about why we haven't gotten these guys who do it. fox has reported repeatedly we know who many of the attackers were, many participants in the attack were. attack were. a s

. >> reporter: another republican, congressman frank wolf complains in this letter to secretary kerryhe state department refused to provide names and contact information for benghazi survivors. >> don't prevent anyone from telling their story, we helped and facilitated countless hearings and interviews and discussions with members of congress. >> reporter: with hearings scheduled this fall, they hope david uben will feel well enough and able to publicly testify. he is one of the only survivors to witness both waves of the attack. >> we'll continue to follow it. thank you. >>> this time, a gulf coast blowout seems like it will not be a repeat of the 2010 bp oil spill. federal authorities conducting a flyover don't see sheens near a burning gas well. that indicates the gas is burning off with no sign that oil or other hydrocarbons are being released in the water. all workers were rescued without injury. >>> still ahead, a look at rfk's letters by our own history buff, james rosen. and ted cruz with reaction to the speech today by the president and response to new criticism from his own

. >> reporter: in a letter to hagel and kerry, frank wolf is pressing the administration to explain whys not used the military to detain five benghazi suspects. carter hamm says libya is to blame for the lack of progress. >> we will continue to follow the development. >>> a strong earth shook northwest china killing at least 75 people, injuring more than 400 others. the u.s. geological survey measured the initial magnitude at 5.9. land slides damaged thousands of homes. >>> still ahead, the pope's message to the young and jobless as he starts his first trip outside italy to brazil. >>> a tight race for governor in virginia. and they don't seem to like each other. the same again! it's red lobster's rlunch. seven selections made for your lunch break, like simp tacos and grilled shrimp salad with soup. all jt $7.99. come inoday for rlunch and sea food differently. [poof!] [clicks mouse] there's doughnuts in the conference room. there's doughnuts in the conference room. automatic discounts the moment you sign up. >>> a newly filed lawsuit accuses san diego democratic mayor bob filner of sex

virginia republican frank wolf tells fox news the feds forced those people who made it out alive to sign nondisclosure agreements. now is he demanding answers from the pentagon, the state department, and the cia. >> the administration does not want the american people to know what took place. and when the american people find out, i think they are going to be shocked. >> the attack killed u.s. ambassador chris stevens. state department officer sean smith and two former navy seals tyrone woods and glen dorty. jennifer griffin live at the pentagon tonight. jennifer, what information does the congressman want? >> well, harris, congressman wolf says the survivors have been asked to sign additional nondisclosure agreements, some as recently as this summer. >> how many federal employees, military personnel or contractors have been asked to sign additional nondisclosure agreements by each agency? and do these nondisclosure agreements apply only to those undercover or have non-covert state department and defense department employees been directed to sign them, too? >> congressman wolf wrote to s

congressman frank wolf, republican from virginia, said that some of these survivors were asked to signmmer. he's written a letter to secretary of defense hagel saying, among other things, how long will the families of those killed have to wait before this administration takes any action to bring these terrorists to justice? >> brian: we're going to get some answers. colonel george bristol, marine commander of north africa during the benghazi attacks, and senator graham has been asking, can we hear from him? he was right there. i need to hear from him. they said they were confused for a while with the administration, but now they understand and he will be allowed to talk to members of congress sometime this week. >> gretchen: it's also that the united states has identified five suspects. we've basically made no arrests as to who killed those four americans and coming up on almost a year ago now, you would think that those families would certainly want some answers or at least some arrests to happen. if we have identified these people, why are we not doing something? >> brian: one of the

frank wolf has spearheaded a drive so far to n. is delivering regular floor speeches to address the point and drew attention to highly lucrative book deals that have been signed by some of the survivors and their cooperation with other books. >> i also wonder, mr. speaker, whether any of the $3 million they're earning from the book deal will be shared with ty woods widow and child or the parents of glen doherty who did so much to save our americans. >> officials also testified today they are working to expand the marine security guard program and to improve military response times when american diplomats come under attack. trace. >> james rosen live for us in d.c.. thank you. >>> i'm back here in london and a lot of growing anticipation over the arrival of a new little prince or princess will be very exciting. members of the royal family waiting by the phone, press out there waiting in the street. where it is hot, hot. more on what camilla said. >>> royal waiting game going on in london where duchess kate is due to give birth any m

congressman frank wolf leading the charge for a bipartisan select committee to investigate asked these questions on the house floor today. >> today, little is known why ambassador stevens was at the u.s. consulate in the days leading up to the anniversary of 9/11. even less known is about where the other american facility in benghazi, the cia annex, what was the annex? when was it established? how many people worked at the annex? of these, how many were direct agency employees and how many were contractors? >> about news reporters interviewing a keater ror suspect, jay carney at the white house referred reporters to the fbi. officials offered one explanation being that it is more difficult to get visas for law enforcement officials to get in to investigate and need the permission of a host government. shannon. >> all right, mike. thank you very much. >>> nearly 11 months after the benghazi attacks and after president obama stood in front of the flag draped coffins of four murdered americans and vowed to bring the kill others to justice, not one arrest. now, a new letter being drafted t

as you mentioned, frank wolf is going to the floor virtually every day until the august recess with af unanswered questions, specifically he wants to know why there was no military response on september 11 and also why the u.s. consulate in benghazi was never secured. >> i think we can all agree it would be constructive for those in the chain of command that night to publicly testify and answer these questions. the american people are losing confidence in their government. >> four americans were killed in benghazi as well as the annex. ambassador chris stevens, two former navy seals and shawn smith. this special committee has been put to the house speaker john boehner who has resisted getting involved. >> i have asked him and he has his own reasons and they haven't been shared adequately with me other than he believes the other committees are adequately addressing it. i can tell you they're not. if they were, we would have gotten to the bottom of it by now. >> one of the special complaints is those survivors who were at the consulate in benghazi where we had the first wave of the atta

recently frank wolf, a congressman from virginia, accused the state department of actually making benghazivors sign non-disclosure agreements, saying they wouldn't talk about this. the state department says that is not true. they have not done that but the fact is we haven't heard from any of these people. republicans are hoping to hear from them in september. martha: you wonder why. i mean it makes no sense really they wouldn't want to speak out about what happened that night. it was no doubt a traumatic night for all of them and they have a story to tell and it's hard to imagine why they would not be able to tell their story unless they had been encouraged not to. but as you say the state department says that is not the case. think about the president, byron, talking about the phony scandals out there and then i think of david ubben on the rooftop for 20 hours waiting to be rescued by somebody from his own country. how, do you as a president not address that? >> boy, this really does not help, you're right. the president and all three of his speeches this week in illinois and missouri an

years ago today this body unanimously passed the elimination act which my colleague from virginia, frank wolf and i sponsored. mr. scott: it is to end sexual violence in our nation's prisons. assaults by ng young people. under prixa, no youth under 18 years of age can be placed in a housing unit where contact with adult inmates may occur. furthermore, children and adult jails are placed in solitary confinement with their own -- for their own protection. due to this type of confinement and exposure to abuse, youth have the highest rates of suicide amongst all inmates. it urges agencies to avoid subjecting children to solitary confinement. mr. speaker, i call on the department of justice to redouble its efforts to ensure that every state implements it from vent all inmates sexual violence. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from tennessee rise? >> i ask permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for a minute. mrs. black: mr. speaker, on july 4, the obama administration updated the fede

they probably do not what frank wolf to lobby for the kind of music that they want. they want to make those decisions for themselves. when it comes to the internet, they probably want to make decisions for themselves. a lot of people are fundamentally in agreement with freedom and limited government. you will have to take those areas in this conclusion. >> how does that apply to government? >> you need to be aware of the reality of government as opposed to the rhetoric of government. the government claims to solve a lot of problems, but they do not really solve any problems. government is not the solution, it is the problem. a couple of examples. the department of agriculture is one of the biggest in washington, in terms of size and space. -- we started basically in a it was started in a significant way in the 1930's to help small farmers, the argument was we needed the government to keep family farms in existence. in the meantime since that department formed, we have spent untold billions in doing that, losing 97% of family farms in this country today. the rate is e

they probably do not what frank wolf to lobby for the kind of music that they want. they want to make those decisions for themselves. internet,mes to the they probably want to make decisions for themselves. people are fundamentally in agreement with freedom and limited government. you will have to take those areas in this conclusion. >> how does that apply to government? theou need to be aware of reality of government as opposed to the rhetoric of government. the government claims to solve a lot of problems, but they do not really solve any problems. government is not the solution, it is the problem. a couple of examples. the department of agriculture is one of the biggest in washington, in terms of size and space. if we started basically in a significant way in the 1930's to help small farmers, the argument was we needed the government to keep family farms in existence. in the meantime since that department formed, we have spent untold billions in doing that, losing 97% of family farms in this country today. the rate is even going higher. there are a lot of reasons

i'm encouraged to see a lot of conversations about this issue very, very frank and ongoing. >> wolf, what was the most effective to me, not only eric holder talking about his son but here you have an african-american attorney general talking about his own experiences having been pulled over by the new jersey when he said he wasn't quite sure he was speeding or having been pulled over on his way to a movie in georgetown when, as he pointed out, he was a federal prosecutor. and so he talked about how this situation, how being so-called profiled without using the word, how that has affected him. and i think that it's very important to hear that from the attorney general of the united states, who also happens to be black, wolf. >> i suspect we're going to be hearing more from the president of the united states on this sensitive subject as well. gloria borger, thanks as usual, tanya miller, ann, thanks for both of you for coming in as well. when we come back, a trayvon martin family memory acts with anderson cooper's exclusive interview with the only juror to speak out. and what killed "g