you need to ask hillary and hillary says no. those are my papers, i can throw them to a photographer if i want to. i will not make them available. that's in december of 1993. the consequences are immeasurable. immediately "the washington post and "the new york times" organize huge campaigns of investigating what happened. there's more coverage of white water and the country in the next six months. three times as much coverage as there is of health care. at the same time, they demand road for the -- and clinton cannot resist it. haze to do. he announces there will be a special prosecutor to look in to white water. that special prosecutor becomes star. they go after hillary primarily. he can't get her. he can't get her because she's effective. he thinks he can indict her but he can't. but he persists in the effort to do so. that's what leads us ultimately to monica and the trip and impeachment. that one decision not to bring those papers to "the washington post sets in motion a sequence that ultimately leads to the scandal being s

there he meets hillary. now, she writes in her own and more as if her child were no less on idiolect but it wasn't. her mother was an amazing human being. her other was born to a 15-year-old and a 17-year-old. they were in los angeles and when she was 8-years-old, her parents put her and her 3-year-old brother on a train by themselves to go back from los angeles to chicago. there she continued to be mistreated by her grandparents until finally she was able to get off on her own and she went to work as a secretary in a factory. the owner of the factory married dorothy not year he was strong, she didn't communicate very well, she frequently had vicious arguments with his wife in which he spoke disparagingly to her. he wasn't that nice to his own children. one example is that as a child left the top of the toothpaste a jar in the bathroom he would take that off and threw it in the snow and make the child go and find it. basically dorothy was hilary's mother who essentially sustain her in three ways. first of al

and hillary clinton was very outspoken in saying i don't like the whining. we make tough choices, and the challenge for women is to balance it. people are clearly talking about it. >> "i can't stand whining. i can't stand the kind of paralysis that some people fall into because they're not happy with the choices they've made. you live in a time when there are endless choices." "money certainly helps, and having that kind of financial privilege goes a long way, but you don't even have to have money for it. but you have to work on yourself. do something." wow. i don't necessarily -- >> what do you think of that? >> it's hard. it's definitely hard, but i do think in this day and age, there are more women who that advice can apply to. let's put it that way. is that fair? >> yeah. >> don't you think it's in defense of herself, though? obviously, she's been able to do both. she's been a mother and obviously an extremely accomplished political figure now for many decades. and i think she is in many ways saying i did it 37 some people might push back and say but you

yesterday, secretary of state, hillary clinton said she takes responsibility for security failures there. does that change things for the president? the last minute shakeup after the campaigns complained about what ccn's candy crowley said about the moderator and the feds warning patients who receive any shot from the firm in massachusetts linked to the deadly strain of meningitis to beware with the outbreak just getting started. it is all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. this is "studio b." first from fox at 3:00 in new york, counting down to the debate, three weeks to the day in an increasingly tight race. both men have been through days of intense preparations. president obama looking for a turn around to erase the memory of a lackluster performance in the first debate. governor romney seeking to build on his campaign's momentum answering questions on domestic and phone policy from an audience of voters on long island who claim to be undecided. this morning, the president told reporters he feeled "fabulous." that is a jonathan hunt work but did not respond when asked if

there was a certain reluctance to question hillary clinton. i think questions there are for her to answer. did the president at any time ask her what happened on the ground in the consulate . only the state department would have that information. did the vice-president or president speak to her and did intelligence officials speak to her and what did she tell them. a week after the attack. jay carny was talking about a demonstration outside of the consulate and he couldn't have said that unless the white house signed off on what he was saying. did the white house speak to secretary clinton and what was the situation on the ground. when did she first realize there no demonstration and it was a coordinated terrorist attack and also the secretary would have to answer why more security was not given. that decision i am sure never came to her level but what will she do in the future to make sure in the outpost we have many of which are areas, will they receive the security that we now that they need. unlike as the president claimed. al-qaida is not

you know, just before i came op your show, i spoke to a member of hillary's legal staff.s staff has been working for weeks to try to come to a decision on how to handle this in a way for her reputation and wouldn't prevent her from running for president in 2016. lou: you're referring to the ben benghazi attacks and her response to them or the administration's? >> the entire benghazi question. when david axelrod went on fox and said it was the state department's responsibility, and therefore hillary clinton's. she even told the white house she was thinking of resigning. it got to that point. ultimately, they decided that this legal team not to go that way after they reviewed the cable traffic to and from benghazi, and this is what i discover. the cable traffic, and i'm careful about this because i took notes when i was speaking to a member of the legal team, the cable traffic will ultimately show that hillary clinton gave specific orders, and if the orders were carried out, which they weren't, they could have conceivably avoided this disaster. lou: and yet, ed, secretary s

hillary ain't so bad. and i'm not so good. i've got ood side. >> tell him be've got hillary out.overnor's going to pardon him. (screaming) >> charlotte -- >> what do you want me to say? >> get out of there! >> you put your hands on me again i will cut them off! >> i know what you came for. i got what you want. >> you really messed up this time. >> you son of a bitch! come on! >> rose: i'm reading about this movie. it said "big, bad, mean" in one of the reviews in the trailer, so you liked that. todd mccarthy, hollywood reported "said "sordid goings on in 1969." mar rir corliss said "in a film show -- the paperboy has a pulse, the paperboy revels in the lure of the lurid. this adaptation of pete dexter's novel barges into that mythical land the american south, takes root in the sins of the flesh and the soul and digs deep down and dirty." >> yeah, we do. we dig deep, down and dirty. >> rose: it's said nicole kidman called you up and said she had to have this part. >> yes, only if she did her own makeup. and she put on 15 pounds. >> rose: so you told her put on 15 pounds and put on

martha: let's start with hillary clinton. now and why is she falling on this sword do you think? >> well, i think it's an act of loyalty. there are many people at that believe secretary clinton may have further political ambitions and this could obviously harm that in one way but also bring in some additional support, possibly from president obama, who can't run again. but look, i think it's very laudable that she should throw herself under the bus but, first of all, responsibility for american security doesn't lie with the secretary of state. it lies with the president of the united states, particularly in light of the fact there was two attacks in april and june. one of them was an ied that blew a hole in the wall. there was an attempted assassination of the british ambassador in benghazi and the question is what did the president know, when did know about it and what did he do about it? that's what the president of the united states's responsibility is. you know, martha, there was a sign on harry truman's desk, says the bu

was it hillary or obama? or both?he word evolving as in the facts are evolving is the word of choice for the administration's front men and women. hillary has virtually defaulted to her invisibility persona since the attack. she didn't appear at the hearing, but last friday addressing a think tank in washington, she called support for the muslim world's democratic transitions a strategic necessity. is that a hint? with the presidential election so near, it might be time for pulling the proverbial rabbit, or seal, out of the hat. various press reports speak of our intelligence experts studying the video tapes of the attack recorded by cameras in the compound. they want to identify the killers. then what? another seal raid just before the election? that would take the heat off everybody, especially hillary. >>> on election day, you know, millions of americans could show up at the polls and get a shock and told they are inactive. who they are, what this means, the fox news voter fraud unit takes a look ... coming up. [ w

i think hillary clinton wanted to do just the opposite. she turned security over to the leftists and there are plenty with the state department. and as a result, you got the other extreme -- >> bill: maybe that's the case. but in the wild west of libya, particularly benghazi, you don't take two -- if do you take two security teams out, you got to explain it. >> and i think i'm explaining it, you can never excuse it. the blood of the ambassador and other three americans is on hillary clinton -- >> bill: she owes the nation an explanation. absolutely owe it is and so does president obama and i think this could turn the election. got to run. thanks very much. karl rove on whether mitt romney is surging in the vital swing states. later, dennis miller on big bird. and tomorrow's vice presidential debate. "the factor" w >> bill: impact segment tonight, are the swing states swinging over to mitt romney? last night i spoke to the director of the suffolk university polling center. so you're convinced your polling agency is convinced that florida, n

hillary rodham clinton. our u.n. delegate, jerry kramer -- kramer just announced two days ago that's u.n. is about to impose a tax on the internet and regulate it, and gift u.n. the power to assign e-names and ip addresses, and give every country the power to census orb the internet. i talk about this in the book "black helicopters." this is coming to pals. and hillary clinton's delegate at the united nations is participating in it, not objecting to it, standing there and letting it happen. to me that's the buck that should stop there. take this marvelous internet and put it in the hands of the chinese and russian -- >> sean: there's a lot of areas where they'll tax us. in other words, this will be a worldwide tax on top of taxes we already pay. it's in the book "here come the black helicopters." dick morris, good to see you. coming up, desperate times mean desperate measures. as romney's lead in the poll grows es, the left is becoming unhinged. now ann coulter on the threats of violence erupting on twitter if in fac

hillary clinton said it was all up to her.uck stops with the secretary of state for international issues. >> it is the president and vice-president of the united states and secretary of state and then in this case ambassador to the un it is five weeks after the loss of our ambassador. we have hundreds of consulate and embassy and thousands of people serving over seas and not a lot of confidence in them having their act together. what happened that night and what was the response. there is a lot of questions there. >> gretchen: secretary of state described it as the fog of war. great to see you in person. >> thank you. >> gretchen: put this in the idiot's guide for tourist. don't stick your head out of the a train. and the president spent 60 billion to fight global warming. he didn't get the memo it ended 16 years ago. swart varney with stunning research, coming up. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] extreme environments can cause a spontaneous change in dna, resulting in unexpected power and agility. introducing the all-new, all-powerful

. >>> hillary clinton recibio los hechos del incidente. >>> los miemrbos de seguridad de hillary clintona. >>> tomo responsabilidad, estoy cargio del departamento de estado. >>> hillary clinto está en lima pero con la cabeza en estados unidos. >>> y por eso puso úpàños frios antes el tema de libia cuando john biden dijo que no estaban al tanto de seguridad. >>> el presidente y el vice presidente no están al tanto de la deciones de los encargados de seugurida.d >>> este donde esté elñ pensamiento, parece estar en la fase final de la campaña de su país, y en que más de buscar culpables es que no vuelvan a ocurrir. >>> y la hija del chapo guzmán esta detenida. >>> cuba anuncia menos resdtriccione spara viaja. >>> / >>> el huracÁn paul esta causando lluvias torrenciales y dejando calles inundadas. genera vientos. 4.000 personas dejaron sus hogares, para buscar refugio en >>> el huracÁn paul esta dejando severos daÑos. >>> y es o no es la hija del joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn. aquÍ el informe. >>> en este centro de detenciÓn federal en san diego, se encuentra esta mujer que se identificÓ como la

hillary clinton thought she had a chance to win. michele bachman did not quite symbolize anything. once upon a time many african-americans who ran for the presidency also thought of themselves as symbolic and that has changed. perhaps that shift from i am running as a symbol, i am running seriously, has occurred and we are going to see women not just making a gesture but really going after the office. >> one last question and i will open it up to questions and answers from the audience but i'm going to ask one of my staff members to find out if we were able to sell the book, we were having a problem selling the fourth, if somebody could find that out and let me know. we know we can sell the book. good. i know everybody here tonight wants to buy one. to your questions, my final question tonight for each of the three is named linda two women who are in the pipeline, who are out there, who might in four years depending on the out, this election might the serious candidate for president. >> i would say debbie wasserman schulz from florida. i heard her speak. she was running the democra

. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton remembers when she was pregnant and the day that she got some weird looks from her co-workers. they were all men. this is back in 1980. a preg nan hillary clinton was the only woman working at an otherwise all-guy law firm. >> they never had a female partner and certainly not a pregnant female partner. and they literally just were not sure what to do with me. i would walk down the corridor getting more and more pregnant and the men in the firm would, like, look away. never say a word. and i just kind of thought, i'm just going to wait to see if anybody says anything to me. about, you know, the fact that i'm going to have a baby. so, nobody ever did. i gave birth to my daughter. and i was in the hospital when one of my partners called to say congratulations and then in the course of it asked, well, when are you coming back to work? and i said, oh, i don't know. maybe in four months. and that's how i created the firm's first-ever maternity leave policy. >> how about that? that was 1980. secretary of state told the story at this kick-off event for

>> thank goodness. >> is hillary to blame for benghazi? >> the commander in chief left the talking to secretary of state hillary clinton. >> well, i'm responsible for state department, for the more than 60,000 people around the world. the decision about security assets are made by security professionals. >> not so fast according to senator john mccain. who scared off with then senator obama on the stage in hofstra university four years ago. >> there was a sign on harry truman's desk that said, "the buck stops here." obviously, there may be a president obama's desk that says, "the buck stops over there." >> then senator clinton seemed to like the truman approach in the 2008 campaign. >> i believe we need a president that believes what harry truman believes the buck stops in the oval office. >> top advisor to republican romney vowed with foreign policy on the table tonight, the president will face some heat. >> i think governor romney quite properly will be asking questions, probing and trying to ask the president to man up, accept responsib

>> until hillary clinton decides what to do, the field will be wide open. a lot of donors in the country are not going to put anybody behind anybody until they know what her move is. if she decides to run, she will be, almost by acclamation, the democratic nominee. there is a much loved, a sense that they may very typical choice between two historic possibilities that it is time for a woman, and this is the woman. because president obama doesn't particularly care about choosing a successor and has never been interested in the party structure, the clintons together will become the to 800 pound gorillas or the 1,600 pound twin guerrilla that will be at the absolute center of gravity for the democratic party. tavis: it is hard to find anybody better at this, the author of the best seller "game change." and the author of a new magazine, bill and hillary forever. i'm sure they love the title. thank you for your time. that is our show for tonight, you can download the application next time -- as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, vis

debated by politicians and pundits but one familiar face turned his sights on secretary of state hillary clinton for failing to protect her diplomats. he is the former speechwriter for presidents nixon and ford, economist and author of how to really ruin your financial life and portfolio, ben stein. thanks for being with us. >> honor to be here. no place else i would rather be on a saturday night. >> judge jeanine: lie to me, i love it. how do you ruin your financial portfolio? >> try to pick stocks yourself. try to guess when the market is going to go up and when it is going to go down. don't keep enough money in cash and diversify your portfolio and don't make any attempt to match your assets with liabilities. totally forget about retirement and forget about inflation and buy risky investments and listen to hot tips from friends at the country club or golf course. speculate in commodities and gold and silver and that kind of thing. >> judge jeanine: now, i don't have to buy your book because you just read it for me. >> mostly try to be a genius and try to jut think the market is how yo

did you hear what hillary clinton said?e were talking about this, hillary clinton said, don't jump to any conclusions. yet we know they have the e-mails and we know 400 people knew in hours and there is something we don't know, isn't there? >>jonathan: it appears. on the flip side of what hillary clinton said, how many times have we heard any particular group claim responsibility for an attack just for the sake of they're go? >>shepard: that is true but i bet there is something we don't yet know. >>shepard: this is "studio b" at the bottom of the hour. it is time for the top of the news. the white house now pushing back on republican suggestions that newly surfaced state department e-mails are evidence of some kind of coverup after the u.s. consulate attack in benghazi, libya. the e-mails show the state department alerted hundreds of white house and pentagon officials that the diplomatic compound was under attack. the e-mails went out hours after the attack started. they also show a group with links to al qaeda claimed resp

happened on september 11th at that consul flat benghazi and now yesterday the secretary of state hillary clinton coming out to take blame. the obama administration, as you said you joe, understating fire about conflicting statements about what exactly happened last month, now secretary clinton is out, stepping out to take the blame. here is what she said yesterday in peru. >> i take responsibility. i'm in charge of the state department. 60,000-plus people all over the world, 275 posts. the president and the vice president certainly wouldn't be knowledgeable about specific decisions that are made by security professionals. they are the ones who weigh all of the threats and the risks andment needs and make a considered decision. and what i want to avoid is some kind of political gotcha or blame game going on because that does a disservice to the thousands and thousands of americans, not only in the state department and usaid but the military who serve around the world. >> in a joint statement, senators mccain, graham and ayotte said "this is a laudable gesture" talking about what secretary

hillary clinton i'm not going to run for president. she may have been saying, i'm going to take a little bit of blame so it doesn't haunt me. she could change her mind but right now she is looking like it. >> and benghazi gate. there is some question whether the reporter was honest or not. there was crowd benghazi area. then all of a sudden, they asked reuters public relations whether the report was accurate or not, no comment. that is astounding. >> what is the most important issue here. is it the question about why we didn't have enough security at our diplomatic facility or is it about the spin and misinformation that came after word ward. >> first it's the substance. we didn't have enough security personnel there. then it's the spin of the white house to justify why we didn't have the security and why they weren't watching the storefront. i think it's always the cover-up. if they would have just admitted they thought things were calming down in libya, but they were wrong. we didn't have enough security there. >> i think there is an

i think the hillary clinton voters, that was a vote not for hillary clinton, but it was largely a voteack obama. a lot of those voters will say, barack obama is -- we can't afford four more years of this guy. they'll go with mitt romney. mitt romney has done a good job attacking through the middle. there's a lot more enthusiasm with republican voters. i haven't totaled polls. i've looked at them. my guys are smiling, too. i think ohio is going to go romney's way and i think that it's going to be one of those things that if you have somebody like rob portman working so closely with the romney campaign leading the charge, very popular senator, i think they'll do well in ohio. >> john, you have been getting bad press, the republicans have for this new ad running in ohio. let me play a little bit of it for you. >> who will do more for the auto industry? not barack obama. obama took gm and chrysler into bankruptcy and sold chrysler to italians who are going to build jeeps in china. mitt romney will fight for every american job. >> chrysler thought that ad was so misleading they put out a st

that performance with hillary clinton, she was down. she was defending her basic personality, of who she is. a moment of weakness, he didn't need to dump on her. he needed to show some magazine anymority there. why didn't he respond to that moment? >> looked like he was preparing his next thought and he got drawn into her comment. the skill set for the promise to deliver -- for the president to deliver speeches well is very different than what it takes to debate. the fact that he's on television all the time -- >> he doesn't like to be challenged. this is a guy with supreme confidence in his ability who doesn't like to be questioned and who has held very, very few press conferences. not as few as george w. bush, but very few. >> he can be a little brittle. chris: let's go back to romney's must-do list. as we said, he's prepping to take a knick out of the president's credibility. >> the president tends to, how shall i say it? say things that aren't true. and in attacking his opponents, i've looked at prior debates. chris: at the same tim

he upheld his part of the bargain, the obama administration, hillary clinton in particular did not. now, the house oversight and government reform committee will commence an investigation wednesday on the failure of security at our consulate in benghazi. pennsylvania congressman pat meehan sits on the homeland security and oversight government reform committee and joins us from philadelphia. good evening, congressman. >> good evening, judge. nice to be with you. >> judge jeanine: nice to have you with us tonight. one of the issues the committee he is going to be looking into are the reports that as many as 60 prior violent assaults may have preceded this actual property attack in benghazi. could you tell us anything about this? >> judge, of course, you know from your experience one of the things is when you have whistle blowers who are are insiders that bring information and that has motivated the activities of this committee and information which suggests that there were numerous opportunities for a prudent department to be looking at the activities including as you identified atta