chief washington correspondent james rosen is traveling with the secretary and talked with him today. >> reporter: as the first secretary of state to visit the

james rosen has broken the story. james? >> greta, good evening.ecret documents obtained by fox news show toward the end of his five years in captivity among the haqqani

>> james rosen, what's the response now from the white house before i let you go? >> well, top obama white house officials said yesterday, they hadn't heard any of that. the same from the state department today. >> well, i've seen mr. rosen's story. i haven't seen the actual documents which i think were put together by a private security company outside of the government. we've seen, this included such accusations as that he did think that he had declared and things that he had done in captivity, and i've seen no evidence to support the notion that are outlined in those private company's reports. >> how much the obama administration knew about these eclipse reports remains unresol unresolved. however, the firm's president told fox news he forwarded these sit reps in late 2010 to the private e-mail address of then brigadier general robert ashley, who was the director of intelligence at u.s. central command. ashley hasn't gotten back to us. general james madison told us he never received the sit reps as described and there was no evidence that bergdahl was a collabor

>> well, first of all, the sources that james rosen has, which was a private contractor working for the government and one that has a very good reputation in my head provide that kind of information, collaboration with the enemy and also escaping multiple times but what the military does is try to confirm those sources, as well as the cia. what we know for a fact because of confirmation from multiple sources that bergdahl did in fact escape and obviously recaptured. what we don't know is we haven't been able to confirm how many times he escaped, other than the one time and how many attempts he made, and we do not, have not been able to confirm the collaboration aspect of it. so that's where we kind of stand, and i suspect we may not get much more information, but this much is going to happen, megyn, when he gets in the hands and he's ready for it after this decompression he's going through, in the hands of very experienced, highly skilled int inter gator who can earn his trust and unburden the guilt he has and work with him, even if he is an islam i can jihadest, i'm convinced at the en

there were reports today that were connected to james rosen's reporting that he may have converted to islam, declared himself as a warrior of islam trained on ak-47's with the enemy. he did try to escape not just once but twice reportedly. given your history in the army what does that tell you? >> first of all, the sources that james rosen had was a private contractor working for the government and one that has a very good reputation that provided that kind of information, collaboration with the enemy and also escaping multiple times. what the military does is they try to confirm those sources as well as the cia that what we do know for a fact because of confirmation from multiple sources that bergdahl did in fact escape and obviously was recaptu recaptured. what we don't know is we haven't been able to confirm how many times he escaped other than that one time and how many times he attempted. we have not been able to confirm the collaboration aspect of it. that's where we stand. i suspect we may not get much more information. this much is going to happen, megan, when he gets into the

but we begin with our chief washington correspondent james rosen who broke this story just a short time ago. james? >> megyn, good evening. it appears there were times when sergeant bergdahl was treated very much like a hostage, indeed like an animal and times he and his captors exhibited affection and agreed on jihad. the documents show as early as october, 2009 three months into the captivity, the network began exploring a prisoner swap for him but the commander who over saw the 200-man team that kept watch preferred ransom instead. tornados the end of his first year, bergdahl made a break for it. a taliban commander advised that the soldier was moved from in early june 2010, about the 17th of june, 2010 the soldier managed to escape but recaptured after five days and taken back to shawal. he is in ill health and within collapsing unquote. the terrorists were angry. an haqqani commander said as of the 23rd of august, the mullah sangeen part of haqqani began to construct a metal cage. conditions for bergdahl have greatly relaxed since the time of the escape. bergdahl converted to islam

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james rosen joins us from amman jordan. before secretary kerry made it to jordan, he met with a strategic partner in the middle east, if you would tell us about that first. >> jordan is secretary kerry's second stop on the week long tour of capitols which is unfolding as we know. very tight security. earlier the secretary became the highest ranking u.s. official to visit egypt since the national election last month. a large part of kerry's message to egypt and other sunni allies in this region was to urge them to do more to cloak off financing for is the islamic state in syria and iraq, which kerry describes as a highly capable terrorist organization and a ruthless and well financed criminal syndicate, that is mounting an assault on the central government of baghdad. >> we also discussed as i said earlier, the grave security situation in iraq. over the next week, i will make the same case to other leaders that i made to the president tod today. isil or dash as many people call it here is the ideology of violence and repress

fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen has learned that army sergeant bow bergdahl converted to islam and even considered himself a, quote, warrior to islam according to secret documents. we'll have much more in the next hour but let's discuss these shocking new developments here on "the five." eric, these documents showed that he converted to islam, he considered himself a muj ja deed. he also said he was keptd in a cage while he was part of this camp run by the high kahney network. does this significantly change the game because it confirms what his fellow soldiers have been saying that the white house has been trying to dispute? >> here's what came out since we were here. new york times reported that bergdahl on two separate occasions walked off from the base that he was at, one time in california, one time in afghanistan. prior to the time that he allegedly walked off and was captured or whatever happened with the taliban. as you point out, he converted to islam. he declared himself a warrior for islam while he was in captivity. add that to the e-mail to the parents, to t

joining us with explosive information is james rosen who broke this exclusive story a short time ago. james? >> sean, good evening. the documents obtained by fox news offer the most detailed realtime accounts yet known to exist chronicling what sergeant bergdahl's life in captivity was like and showed the relations with captors morphed from hostility when he was treated like a hostage to an animal to affection. these documents were prepared by the eclipse group, a private firm staffed by intelligence officers, a long-time cia officer best known for having been indicted and it was during his trial by the first president bush. eclipse was retained through a subcontractor by the defense department to provide intelligence on a broad range of top picks in challenging environments which came to include the bergdahl case. in august 2012 the agents produced a reporter, number 2023 that advised quote conditions for bergdahl have greatly relaxed six the time of the escape which refers to an attempted escape in june 2010. he converted to islam and described himself as a mujahid. bergdahl enjoys

now according to a james rosen exclusive, he took a look at documents compiled by the eclipse group whichetwork of the terrorist world. he has information that will knock your socks off. >> converting to islam being at the top of that list. he also skraoubd himself as a -- described himself as a mujahedin. he enjoyed freedom walking around taking target practice. they gave him a gun, ak-47. he was able to walk around, do target practice. he was able to walk out and have a lot of freedom throughout the afternoon. they said he got to play soccer pretty well and played around in the park. >> we see this but we also see the stark contrast that at one point he was put into a metal cage like an animal. you see both sides of this. some people are saying the stockholm syndrome. is he becoming enamored with his captors and wanting to become more like them or is he simply trying to survive? is he conspiring or is this his way of trying to make sure he stayed alive. >> did he play along with them so they wouldn't torture him in some capacity? >> all good questions. it will be interesting if we ever

chief washington correspondent james rosen is traveling with the secretary and talked with him today. >> reporter: as the first secretary of state to visit the kurdistan region of northern iraq john kerry urged the leader to help form a new government in baghdad. but the kurds having seized control of a city they are facing a new iraq. the new iraq dawned this month when the sunni terrorists known as isis captured mosul. in our interview i asked john kerry why isis caught american leaders flat footed. >> you and president obama both suggested the only real surprise in isis's capture of mosul was how swiftly the iraqi armed forces melted away. but given all that america has done and sacrificed to stand up to the iraqi armed forces over the years and give end too isis captur captur captured two other cities. >> until the fight is engaged, no. you don't know the answer to that. i think in this case -- >> this was not an intelligence failure? >> well, jim, if somebody could have found out that leaders were going to literally betray and cave-in and desert that would have been terrific. >>

. >> for more on secretary kerry's trip to iraq, we turn to james rosen. james. >> reporter: sean, good evening. secretary of state john kerry said he received strong commitments from the iraqi prime minister nuri al maliki and also from sunni and kurd alike that they will step on the gas on forming a new government here in iraq. kerry met with al maliki, a shiite, for almost two hours. senior official says the prime minister and other senior figures of all religious sects have been rendered deeply fearful of isis and look to repel the invaders as if the americans can wave a magic wand. kerry, for his part, told reporters the u.s. is ramping up intelligence, ammunition supplies but again urged al maliki and company to do their part. >> support will be intense and sustained and if iraq's leaders take the necessary steps to bring the country together, it will be effective. >> reporter: kerry also made clear, however, that president obama, quote, won't be hampered if they fail to act swiftly. >> the president has moved assets into place and has been gaining ea

the white house has not directly inked the new evidence regarding the exclusive reporting by james rosentaliban recor taliban said they would kill bergdahl if released. toward the end of his captivity he converted to islam taking part and declared himself mujadeen or warrior for islam. >> the answer i got directly contradicts what you are reporting tonight. they lied to me and to other members at the hearings. >> other members on the hill are angry they didn't notify congress 30-days before the exchange. the administration remained concerned for his physical security if the deal was leaked. >> we had a prisoner of war who's health this deteriorated and we were deeply concerned about it. we saw an opportunity and we used it. i make no apologies for that. >> they are asking more about bergdahl's current condition. he remains at a hospital in germany and he is recovering. there's a reintegration team helping him get control of his emotions. >> we are getting less information from ourl government about his actual health condition which is the issue they are hereining on than we were we are g

chief washington correspondent james rosen is traveling with the secretary of state tonight and reports from baghdad. >> reporter: with the fighting in iraq and other mid east crisis tasting his stewardship president obama conducted an unusual round of morning show interviews where his reception was not always bright and sunny. >> you said that the war was ending in iraq. you said al qaeda was decimated. you said it was stable. >> it was. just because something is stable two years ago or four years ago doesn't mean that it's stable right now. >> reporter: that brought secretary of state john kerry on a hastily scheduled visit to baghdad under heavy security for a two hour sit down with prime minister maliki. kerry's mission to light a fire under them to create a new unity government before isis, the sunny insurgency inspired by al qaeda that's captured major iraqi sis one by one and committed atrocities along the way. it lights the capital itself on fighter. isis fighters seized several towns near the borders of jordan and syria. in response kerry spoke of the u.s. ramping up various ki

chief washington correspondent james rosen live for us in washington. you have glass up to the door to hear what's going on in there? >> i have my finger on the pulse of these events. few observers two weeks ago would have even dreamed these leadership races would be happening at all. running for house majority leader, the number two republican post, are kevin mccarthy of california who presently occupancy the number three position of majority whip and posing a long shot challenge where others had not dared to tread, raul labrador of idaho. >> we're getting a ton of support. a lot of people are switching their votes. it's still an uphill battle. we'll keep working. i'll call everybody on the phone. >> mccarthy moves up a peg and that triggers an election for majority whip wherein steve sca scalise is a front runner. >> corporal kyle carpenter should not be alive today. hand grenades are one of the most awful weapons of war. they only weigh a pound but they're packed with tnt. if one lands nearby, you have mere seconds to seek cover. when it detonates, i

i think the problem we have is you keep seeing reports that he's been converted -- james rosen, he's converted to islam, he's declared jihad. i think they're terrified of letting him even talk to his own family to do a interview because they're afraid he'll declare allahu akbar on tv. >> the doctors need a freaking chance to let the sergeant get back to his family. let me just finish. i think it's important to point out there's at least one former soldier in his unit that told the pentagon, described him as a goodnene thingne thing unanswered questions because we have not heard except just bits and pieces from leaks from bowe bergdahl himself. but also that there's been bipartisan criticism on the hill coming from many democrats about the administration's handling, about the failure to notify congress. i think that has given this whole story a more bipartisan flavor so, it's not just a one-sided attack frorom the rig. remember to accepted me a tweet about this. @howardkurtz. we're going to read some of your messages later in the program. when we come back, should the media's criticis

and -- >> that is true. >> and james rosen in his reporting suggests that bergdahl attempted to escape was kept in a cage. so you can emphasize the fact that he's playing soccer and having fun with these guys, but you also have to suggest in fairness there are reports that he tried to escape the taliban and was kept in a metal cage. >> why such a disproportionate trade though? >> the israelis trade 50 for 1, 500 for 1. >> why 5 for 1? >> we set no terms here. no one's arguing saying, well, maybe this guy shouldn't have been brought back, but why did we give them -- >> i me that i'm the oddball, but i think guantanamo is a crime against humanity. it's a shyster's ploy to -- guantanamo should be closed. >> we have not seen the major case investigation -- >> we've got more on that in just a bit. speaking of bergdahl, in her new book, "hard choices," former secretary of state hillary clinton touches on negotiations with the taliban. and attempts to secure bergdahl's freedom. in a copy of the book obtained by cbs news, mrs. clinton says she raised concerns about trading taliban prisoners. s

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james rosen asked the state department this question yesterday. >> would you in fact agree that theren a rather egregious delay seen in this case in finally apprehending this individual? >> i would disagree. this is a case where there is no one more committed than the leaders in the united states government, whether that's the president, the secretary of state, the secretary of defense in apprehending those responsible for the horrific acts that occurred just a few years ago. >> you are still not addressing the central question, jen, you are not answering the question of why a reporter was able to get within six inches of this guy and u.s. special forces weren't for more than two years. what is the answer to that? >> well, the answer, james is, that reporters have interviewed a range of terrorists in the past. >> joining us now from washington, ace reporters carl cameron and james rosen. rosen, she never really answered your question, correct? >> no, bill. or at least not satisfactorily. i like and i know and i respect both jen and marie the other states department spokesman with whom

james rosen is here. >> right out of the gate, jen was asked by the associated press why it took so long to capture khatallah given that he was giving media interviews in plain sight. the benghazi attacks were just a few years ago. >> it's not a surprise that an individual like this would show up for an interview. we don't think they would show up for a meeting with the special forces. >> that is when i followed up. >> the question being put to you it seems to me is why u.s. special forces couldn't have an unscheduled meeting with this individual in a period of time less than just a few years. >> well, james, with all due respect, i would say there are reasons why individuals, including terrorists meet with reporters. >> that went on for a while, longer than we have time for here, so i reframed the issue once more. >> you're still not addressing the central question. you're not answering the question of why a reporter was able to get within six inches of this guy, and u.s. special forces weren't for more than two years. what is the answer to that? >> well, the answer is that reporters ha

. >> for more on secretary kerry's trip to iraq, we turn to james rosen. he joan joins us from baghdad tonight. james? >> reporter: sean, good evening. secretary of state john kerry said he received strong commitments from the iraqi prime minister nuri al maliki and also from other leaders politicians, sunni and kurd alike and that they will step on the gas and form a new central government here in iraq amid the crisis pose bid the sunni invaders who have been advancing towards the capital here. kerry met with al maliki, a shiite, for almost two hours. senior official says the prime minister and other senior figures of all religious sects have been rendered deeply fearful by the seizure of major cities by isis and have looked to the u.s. to repel the invaders as if, one kerry aide said, the americans could wave a magic wand. kerry, for his part, told reporters the u.s. is ramping up intelligence, ammunition supplies but again urged al maliki and company to do their part. >> the support will be intense and sustained and if iraq's leaders take the necessary s

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the problem they have is you keep seeing reports that he has been converted, james rosen he converted to islam. i think they're terrified of even letting him talk to his own family because they're afraid he is going to claire ldeclare allr on tv. >> give him a chance to do what he needs to do to get back to his family. i also think it's important to point out there is at least one former soldier in his unit that told the pentagon, described him as a good soldier. 10 we have to -- there are other voices out there. we don't know the story. that's all i want to point out. >> the one thing i want agree on there are still unanswered questions because we have not heard but bits and pieces from bergdahl himself himself. also there has been bipartisan criticism on the hill about the administration's handling, the failure to notify congress. i think this has given the whole story a more of a bipartisan, not just one attack from the right. talk to me @howardkurtz. we'll read some of your messages later in the program. >>> when we come back, should the media criticism of bowe bergdahl also exten

obama has been spying on american reporters like the ap and fox's james rosen.eanwhile, as you said, leaking the names of an american spy. lots of speeches from obama. they say he's a great orator and i'm starting to think that's all he is. it's more antiamerican rather than actually putting american first and leading this great country. >> sure, wayne, jonathan pointing out a few but we didn't talk about fast and furious. we didn't talk about the secret service partying scandal. we didn't even talk about the guy drinking the glass of wine with the gsa on the tax dollars. scandal after scandal and no heads seem to roll. >> i think it's out of control. the federal government is so large now, nobody knows what any one branch of the government is doing at any one time. this whole thi about the va that's been going on for a long time. obama even talked about it in his -- when he was running. so, you know, all of this, it tells us that the whole thing is out of control. they don't know what they're doing. they have no responsibility for it and when they investigate,

, away without official leave, desertion which is the key word people are use right now, or in james rosen'sration with the enemy, a lot he could be charged with. the question is what are the elements of proof that are going to get a conviction, and it will be difficult, no matter what. >> so you definitely believe he should be court-martials. i ask you, would a psychological evaluation have to take place first to determine if or when bergdahl would be ready for a trial? >> yeah. that's a great question, arthel, that, i mean, among many other things. we know he's in germany not only getting a medical evaluation, certainly talking to intelligence people who are trying to glean whatever they can about where he was held, the circumstances, things like that, and we also know that he's going to be talking to investigators who are trying to peel away the truth here about what really happened, so, against that entire backdrop there may be real questions about his emotional state, not only before he left his unit but certainly now coming back, so there's a long process we're going to go through befo

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james rosen has broken the story. james? >> greta, good evening. these secret documents obtained by fox news show toward the end of his five years in captivity among the haqqani network bowe bergdahl is said to have converted to islam and openly fraternizing with his captors including taking part in ak 47 target practice with him and declared himself a warrior for islam. these documents offer the most detailed realtime accounts yet known to exist, chronically what sergeant bergdahl's life in captivity were like. they show that the wayward soldier's relations with the captors morved over time from periods of real hostility where he tried to escape and treated like a hostage it and animal set into a cage. periods of seeming affection and ideological alignment, greta. >> james, in terms of the documents, how do we know what weight to give them in terms of credibility. >> these are a set of situation reports that span from 2009 to 2012 prepared by a private group eclipse staffed by former intelligence officers and operatives. they go to bad places of t

there are reports that and james rosen said bergdahl converted to islam and declared himself to be an. they are reports that are published and leaked out. i want you to speak to it from the stand point of the military process. does this change anything? &wsç how should the military deal with bergdahl if in fact he deserted his post and ended upç joaning with the taliban? what does that do? >> this is a good question. you and i believe in the rule of law for everyone. this man deserves due process. he will be part of a investigation. you heard from members of the unit about what they think happen. he will have a chance to provide information on his own behalf and if there is it evidence of a crime here, his commander can convoen a court martial. he is not be tried on television or internet. but when someone deserts their unit in a time of war, that is a capitol offense under military code of justice. i am all for due process and everyone is presumed independent until proven get. but the military will investigate his conduct and if the allegations are proven to be true, he put his unit

currently in the midst of a trial over manslaughter charges however as new york times journalist james rosen just broke weeks before that a sort of tragedy the state department already begun investigating the company's operations in iraq but according to rise in. the inquiry was abandoned after blackwater's top manager there issued a threat that he could kill the government's chief investigator and no one could or would do anything about it as we were in iraq according to apartment reports yes you heard that right blackwater's top commander in iraq so that it would simply kill anyone investigating this company so after threatening the life of officials in the state department clearly this guy was promptly fired put in jail right not exactly and fact american embassy officials in baghdad sided with blackwater rather than the state department as the review intensified according to rise and the officials told investigators that they had disrupted the embassy's relationship with the security contractor and ordered them to leave the country not blackwater was in order to leave the investigators w

bill: james rosen, incredible story. more to come too. james, thank you. arthel? >> pentagon firms are saying sergeant bergdahl still has not spoken to his family. there is no word when the 28-year-old will make his first phone call home to hayley, idaho, nor when he will be transferred to the army hospital in texas. bergdahl is still at landstuhl hospital in germany where military officials say he is showing signs of improvement but say there is no timeline on his recovery. no other specifics released on his condition. bill: still some big questions, arthel. as you know, about the five taliban commanders released from gitmo in exchange for bergdahl. there are reports that the former deteenee living in what is considered to be luxury villa in qatar and can still travel freely around the country. we went there to find out. our own amy kellogg reporting exclusively out of qatar. we'll talk to her next hour on that report. ♪ >> right now we remember the unfather gettable heroism and sacrifice of d-day. 70 years ago, nearly 160,000 u.s. and allied troops stormed the b

fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen has learned that army sergeant bow bergdahl convertedmself a, quote, warrior to islam according to secret documents. we'll have much more in the next hour but let's discuss these shocking new developments here on "the five." eric, these documents showed that he converted to islam, he considered himself a muj ja deed. he also said he was keptd in a cage while he was part of this camp run by the high kahney network. does this significantly chge

. >> james rosen live at the state department. thank you. up next another batch of missing email in the irs targeting scandal. and don't forget hillary clinton in just minutes here live on set. first, here's what some of our fox afill yats across the country are covering tonight. in lincoln, nebraska, with the massive destruction from rare twin tornadoes monday in the village of pilger. a five-year-old child was killed and 19 people taken to hospital. the sheriff says more than half the town is gone. >>> fox 32 in chicago, nuns are suing a neighboring strip club. the nuns say the music from the club distracts them when they try to play. club management say police reports do not back that up. >>> this is a live look from kttv chopper. the base we're told is now under lock down as civilian and military authorities search for a reported suspicious person taking a suspicious pack back. no one is being on or off that military base. we'll bring any information to you. we'll be right back. 2 for $25 g! get your all-time favorites like creamy chicke

passed just days before the supreme court refused to hear james rosen's appeal. were you putting that amendment together with his case in mind or just a coincidence and what are your thoughts on the rise in case well i think it's an example of a problem that's been with us for many many years there have been reporters that have actually been incarcerated for failure to reveal their sources when their sources are confidential sources we have to respect the free flow of information in this country if we don't then we're all losers we're well on our way to establishing first class and second class citizenship just by virtue of the fact that five million people now have access to classified information and three hundred million don't but that alone means that we're heading for difficulties in this case the media going back to pentagon papers and earlier has tried desperately to point out who was unconstitutional acts by the government but the national security system goes and tries to incarcerate both the whistle blowers and the reporters for simply doing their jobs

meanwhile, the intelligence community is investigating whether bergdahl, this according to james rosenthat they're look at his conduct while in captivity in the final stretch to see if testifies working for the -- if he was working for the other side when he was there and collaborating with them. they're thoroughly investigating what he did and circumstances to where he went. >> the president just talked about how we're going to be watching them. is that going to even be possible? gary burnten with the concerned veterans for america. he said this, if that's even going to be possible. this is what he said about this free prisoners watching them. >> i don't know how they're going to watch them. the qataris have a very small security service. they're not known for having an aggressive interim security apparatus. these guys will be at the pool. they'll be doing political meetings and after one year, they're going to fly back to pakistan and senior members, executing war against america. >> that's right. we should point out that gary knows these guys. he knows they're bad because he and his

james rosen is traveling with asked if the head of isis should be afraid. as the u.s. is push to go reform the shiite led government to prevent a civil war. isis continuing to terrorize the region by killing iraqis. isis has taken control of iraq's main oil refinery and that has led to gas rationing. we'll keep you posted on this. >>> we are now following breaking news coming out of florida this morning. at least two people are now dead after a group of ten people were shot outside a miami apartment building and one of the victims was a teenage girl. right now police don't have a motive and they are still looking for suspects. >>> happening today, voters head to the polls in six states now and right now all eyes on the mississippi senate race. tea party challenger chris mcdaniel locked in a tight runoff with incumbent dan cochran for the nomination. in oklahoma, seven candidates are competing in the republican primary to replace retiring senator tom coburn. new polls show congressman james langford leading shannon. but the race could be headed to a runoff i

. >> you can keep your doctor, the va, spying on james rosen, we heard about that in the news and nowhis one. it is absurd they lost two years of e-mails but all of these experts said don't worry, still sitting on a hard drive somewhere. within days they found out the recycled the hard drive. they say throw them out, i guess, and they threw them out. now we can't get the archived e-mail. one quick thought, i am sure since the nsa had billions upon billions if not trillions of data in utah, i am sure it is sitting somewhere over there. >> if we were to margin to your office and throw away your hard drive, i guarantee you we could recover every e-mail you ever sent to and from fox. >> and all the websites i hit. >> i came over from the fox business network where i talked to several it experts this morning, some veterans at microsoft in the distance for 30, 35 years, they said these e-mails can be on outlook e-mail servers, they should be at least, several files have to be kept by other employees and also any e-mails sent to other organizations or other agencies within the u.s. governmen

james rosen with reaction to the roll out and the book. >> with the literature of the obama administration growing rapidly, hillary clinton's hard choices is not the first, but is the anticipated book to appear, but also the dullest. it's called the a news list snore. john dickerson, political director for cbs news, derided the tomb as a low salt, low fat localry offering with vanilla pudding as the dessert. >> clinton's memoir will saerves a useful mark -- marketing on her political. >>> one. >>> instead one expressed revulings with her mode us opener randy. >> the clintons using deals to get where they want to go. >> we came out of the white house not only broke, but also in debt. >> clinton the speeches netted the couples $100 million in all. >> we struggled to piece to go the resources for mortgages for houses, for chelsea's education. you know, it was not easy. >> asked if she would oblige a call for her testimony from the newly formsed house benghazi committee we'll see how they conduct themselves. they also sought so distance herself from the preattack security decisions that left t

chief washington correspondent james rosen is on the hillary watch again tonight. good evening, james. >> good evening. today the culture wars caught up with the former secretary of state. clinton began her day with a collegial colloquy at the council on foreign relations. then came an interview with terry gross over the recent advances made for advocates of same sex marriage. >> so what's it like when you're in office and you have to do 0 all these political calculations to not be able to support something like gay marriage that you actually believe in? >> i think you're reading it very wrong. >> gross then mentioned that president clinton signed the defense of marriage act. the anti-same sex marriage law that both clintons are repudiated many years later. >> i'm pretty sure you didn't answer my question about whether you evolved over the american public that changed. >> because i said i'm an american. of course we all evolved. >> so you're saying your opinion on gay marriage changed as opposed you just -- >> somebody is always first, terri. somebody is always out

. >> at the same time, craig crawford, is it legitimate for people like james rosen, who is over at the state department questioning officials about this to say why did it take two years to capture katallah when several journalists were able to sit down and interview him -- >> well, hillary was asked about that on fox and pointed out they might know where he is, but they couldn't go in and get him like in pakistan unless we were supposed to invade the place. but the pick up on lauren's point, i so agree. when these crazy conspiracy-type theory res made, it's a discredit to everything else that you want to say about it. it's accurate and legitimate. because then the other side can toss that out, that's the birthers talking or something. >> let's get a break right here. send me a tweet about our show at this hour. we'll read your best tweets at the end of the program. ahead, bret and greta weigh in on how they approached the interview. but first, some liberal pundits want to hoot the -- off the stage. we'll debate that, next. thank you daddy for defending our country. >>> as the media deb