crisis and continued after the khartoum crisis. i think, in fact, the number of victims were limited. but if you look at the places where people are killed, there's an interesting thing, all the victims were in places where you do not have freedom of expression. it was in contrast to where you did not have the right. >> won't people change their mind because fleming rose wrote a book. i hear you. it would be a great place where the world is tolerant as you are. >> let's look at people in this world who certainly don't take an approach of freedom of speech or proof religion, let's take i.s.i.l. what is the end game. do you think if you do enough interviews and write enough books, one day i.s.i.l. will say "wow, we've been wrong all along", there's still someone that will find it unacceptable. what is the end game? >> the cartoons were published in a danish context. one of the things that i learnt throughout this crisis and debate is we are living in a globalized world. information travels due to digital technology, and we have migra

joining us live from khartoum.w you've been on a visit to daughtedarfur, what is your assessment of the situation there? >> it's a serious situation in darfur. you've got two and a half million people internally displaced in darfur. a hundred thousand more this year. and we've gone there to see what can we do in terms of better assistance being able to do more for the longer term. these people, many of them, have been displaced since 2004. so it's not just about humanitarian assistance. it's about helping them to rebuild their lives. i must say that i was impressed by the government and it's actually now to stabilize the security situation. they were appointed new governors in four out of the five governments in darfur, and they've got a plan. i think now for all of us we have to focus not just on the immediate humanitarian needs, but also on longer term education healthcare and also economic livelihoods for people who have been without hope for well over a decade-plus. >> so local officials clearly are acting to t

bush-cheney, no bush khartoum. -- khartoum. cartoon. i am moving through this fast. another sad factor of this direction we took after 9/11. look at what it did to our stature in the world. our reputation. liberty john adams -- and democracy. how our images perceived. image is perceived. going after the wmd. bay.anamo i know that these are complex issues. we captured all of these bad guys and then what do we do with them? how long are you going to detain us, hello? and then katrina. it was a big story in the bush administration. it's kind of hard to see. this is in color. she's going to go get credit. with tv ande guys rv. politicians the bureaucrats whatever. regulators. pride with both parties saying greed and lust. the wrath. everything kind of both together. those of the good days. thank you. [indiscernible] >> now it's time. i'm just going to start my questions. we have six minutes. bush was one of the big people loved the saudis. he would visit them they would visit him. bushing the saudis did would say no it's not a problem. of coverage of the saudis. the firs

we had people breaching the walls of our embassy in tunis, in khartoum. we had people, thankfully not americans, dying at protests. that's what was going on, congressman. >> i appreciate that. modified attac most of the attacks were after the attack on the facility benghazi. ms. newland said, if pressed by the press, she said, there's no connection between benghazi and cairo. your experts knew the truth. your spokesperson knew the truth. greg hicks knew the truth. what troubles me more is i think you knew the truth. i want to show you a few things here. you're looking at an e-mail you sent to your family. here's what you said. at 11:00 that night. approximately one hour after you told the american people it was a video, you say to your family, two officers were killed today in benghazi by an al qaeda-like group. you tell the american people one thing, you tell your family an entirely different story. also on the night of the attack, you had a call with the president of libya. here's what you said to him. al sharia is claiming responsibility. unfortunate g

we had people breaching the walls of our embassies in tunis, in khartoum. we had people dying at -- >> thank you -- >> -- a protest, but that's what was going on. >> i appreciate most of those were after the attack on the facility in benghazi. you mentioned cairo. it was interesting what else miss nulen said that day. she said, if pressed by the press, if there's a connection between cairo and benghazi, she said this, there's no connection between the two. so here's what troubles me. your experts knew the truth. your spokesperson knew the truth. greg hicks knew the truth. what troubles me is i think you knew the truth. i want to show you a few things here. you're looking at an e-mail you sent to your family. here's what you said. at 11:00 that night, approximately one hour after you told the american people it was a video, you say to your family, two officers were killed today in benghazi by an al qaeda-like group. you tell the american people one thing. you tell your family an entirely different story. also on the night of at attack, you had a call with th

we had people breaching the walls of our embassies in tunis and khartoum. we had people actually, not americans, dying at -- >> secretary clinton? >> that is what is going on, congressman. >> i appreciate the most of the attacks were after the attack in facility in benghazi. mentioned cairo. interesting what else miss new land said that day. she said if pressed by the press, if there is connection between cairo and benghazi she said there, there is no connection between the two. so here's what troubles me. your experts knew the truth. your spokesperson. >> you the truth. greg hicks knew the truth. but what troubles me i think you knew the truth. i want to show you a few things here. you're looking at email you sent to your family. here is what you said. at 11:00 that night. approximately one hour after you told the american people video you say to the family, two officers were killed today in benghazi by an al qaeda-like group. you tell, you tell the american people one thing. you tell your family an entirely different story. also. on the night of the attac

we had people breaching the walls of our embassies in tunis and khartoum, people thankfully not americans dying at protests but that's what was going on, congressman. >> i appreciate most of those attacks were after the attack on the facility in benghazi. you mentioned cairo. interesting what else miss newland said that day. she said if pressed, by the press, if there's a connection between cairo and benghazi, she said this. there's no connection between the two. so here's what troubles me. your experts knew the truth. your spokesperson knew the truth. greg hicks knew the truth. but what troubles me more is i think you knew the truth. i want to show you a few things here. you are looking at an e-mail you sent to your family. here's what you said. at 11:00 that night, approximately one hour after you told the american people it was a video, you say to your family two officers were killed today in benghazi by an al qaeda-like group. you tell the american people one thing, you tell your family an entirely different story. also, on the night of the attack, you had a call with the president of

in that same period we were seeing violent attacks on our embassies in cairo, tunis, khartoum, as well as large protests outside many other posts were thousands of diplomats served, so, so i immediately ordered a review of our security posture around the world. i asked thei asked the department of defense to join interagency security assessment teams and to dispatch hundreds of additional marine security guards. i named the 1st deputy assistant secretary of state for high threat posts some missions and dangerous places get the attention they need, and we reached out to congress to address physical vulnerabilities. second, even as we took these steps, i hurried to appoint the accountability review board led by ambassador pickering and admiral mullen so that we could more fully understand from objective,objective, independent examination what went wrong and how to fix it. i have accepted every one of their recommendations, ask the deputy secretary for management and resources to lead a task force to ensure they are all implemented quickly and completely as well as pursuing additional ste

we had people breaching the walls of our embassy in tunis, in khartoum. we had people, thankfully not americans, dying at protests. that's what was going on, congressman. >> i appreciate that. modified attac most of the attacks were after the attack on the facility benghazi. ms. newland said, if pressed by the press, she said, there's no connection between benghazi and cairo. your experts knew the truth. your spokesperson knew the truth. greg hicks knew the truth. what troubles me more is i think you knew the truth. i want to show you a few things here. you're looking at an e-mail you sent to your family. here's what you said. at 11:00 that night. approximately one hour after you told the american people it was a video, you say to your family, two officers were killed today in benghazi by an al qaeda-like group. you tell the american people one thing, you tell your family an entirely different story. also on the night of the attack, you had a call with the president of libya. here's what you said to him. al sharia is claiming responsibility. unfortunate g

that's the thing, bringing chinese gordon into khartoum, he'll get his head chopped off.t shot ryan can deal with a party that has 15 members who say, no deal, period. >> they keep saying the tea partyers are about process, they want to be representatived. they represent one fifth of the gop caucus. and up to now, john boehner didn't want to get too far on the wrong side, because they would mutiny and try to bounce them out of the speakership. now boehner doesn't care, he would probably like to be bounced. the problem is whether the next guy who comes along can say, okay, on the government shutdown and on the debt ceiling crisis, can i say, you know, screw these guys and bring in enough democratic votes and have a bipartisan vote to get past these issues and have fights on individual items. and the tea partyers up until now say, we're not going to let you do that. >> the member from maryland said, i want to have a member with him. so in other words, you have to make a deal and agree to this. >> so the andy harris view they need guarantees from him. but that may be what th

the kind of incredibly tense moment -- we had protesters going over the walls of our embassy in khartoum, we had protests, as you rightly point out all the way to indonesia, thankfully no americans were killed, partly because i had been consistent in speaking out about that video from the very first day when we knew it had sparked the attack on our embassy in cairo. i spoke about it because i wanted it to be clear to every government around the world that we were going to look to them to protect our facilities, and it was a very tense week, congressman, one that i think demonstrated how volatile the world is and how important it is for the united states to be on top of what people themselves are reacting to. and that's what i tried to do during that time. >> thank you very much. >> thank the gentleman from maryland. the chair would recognize the gentleman from georgia, mr. westmoreland. >> thank you for giving us a play by play of what happened in tunisia. could you do the same thing of what happened in benghazi? could you tell us the same kind of play by play that who came to the rescue

we had protesters going over the walls of our embassy in khartoum.e had protests, as you rightly point out, all the way to indonesia. thankfully no americans were killed. partly because i had been consistent in speaking out about that video from the very first day when we knew it had sparked the attack on our embassy in cairo. i spoke about it because i wanted it to be clear to every government around the world that we were going to look to them to protect our facilities. and it was a very tense week, congressman. one that i think demonstrated how volatile the world is and how important it is for the united states to be on top of what people themselves are reacting to. and that's what i tried to do during that time. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> thank the gentleman from maryland. the chair will recognize the gentleman from georgia, mr. westmorland. >> i want to thank you for giving us a play-by-play of what happened in tunisia. could you do the same thing of what happened in benghazi? could you tell us the same kind of play by play that -- wh

we had people breaching the walls of our embassy in tunis, in khartoum. we had people, thankfully not americans, dying at protests. that's what was going on, congressman. >> i appreciate that. modified attac most of the attacks were after the attack on the facility benghazi. ms. newland said, if pressed by the press, she said, there's no connection between benghazi and cairo. your experts knew the truth. your spokesperson knew the truth. greg hicks knew the truth. what troubles me more is i think you knew the truth. i want to show you a few things here. you're looking at an e-mail you sent to your family. here's what you said. at 11:00 that night. approximately one hour after you told the american people it was a video, you say to your family, two officers were killed today in benghazi by an al qaeda-like group. you tell the american people one thing, you tell your family an entirely different story. also on the night of the attack, you had a call with the president of libya. here's what you said to him. al sharia is claiming responsibility. unfortunate g

we had protesters going over the walls of our embassy in khartoum. we had protests, as you rightly point out, all the way to indonesia. thankfully no americans were killed. partly because i had been consistent in speaking out about that video from the very first day when we knew it had sparked the attack on our embassy in cairo. i spoke about it because i wanted it to be clear to every government around the world that we were going to look to them to protect our facilities. and it was a very tense week, congressman. one that i think demonstrated how volatile the world is and how important it is for the united states to be on top of what people themselves are reacting to. and that's what i tried to do during that time. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> thank the gentleman from maryland. the chair now recognize the gentleman from georgia. >> madame secretary, i want to thank you for giving us a play by play of what happened in tunisia. could you do the same thing of what happened in benghazi? could you tell us the same kind of play-by-play who came

we had protesters going over the walls of our embassy in khartoum. we had protests, as you rightly point out, all the way to indonesia. thankfully no americans were killed. partly because i had been consistent in speaking out about that video from the very first day when we knew it had sparked the attack on our embassy in cairo. i spoke about it because i wanted it to be clear to every government around the world that we were going to look to them to protect our facilities. and it was a very tense week, congressman. one that i think demonstrated how volatile the world is and how important it is for the united states to be on top of what people themselves are reacting to. and that's what i tried to do during that time. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> thank the gentleman from maryland. the chair will recognize the gentleman from georgia, mr. westmorland. >> i want to thank you for giving us a play-by-play of what happened in tunisia. could you do the same thing of what happened in benghazi? could you tell us the same kind of play by play that --

we had protesters going over the walls of our embassy in khartoum. we had protests, as you rightly point out, all the way to indonesia. thankfully no americans were killed. partly because i had been consistent in speaking out about that video from the very first day when we knew it had sparked the attack on our embassy in cairo. i spoke about it because i wanted it to be clear to every government around the world that we were going to look to them to protect our facilities. and it was a very tense week, congressman. one that i think demonstrated how volatile the world is and how important it is for the united states to be on top of what people themselves are reacting to. and that's what i tried to do during that time. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> thank the gentleman from maryland. the chair will recognize the gentleman from georgia, mr. westmorland. >> i want to thank you for giving us a play-by-play of what happened in tunisia. could you do the same thing of what happened in benghazi? could you tell us the same kind of play by play that --