libyans, especially young libyans, hunger for more than just freedom.his. kentucky fried -- uncle kentucky fried chicken, okay. the colonel and his buddies, the king and the clown, have not quite made it here, given the uncertainty of the situation. so, in the meantime, places like this have been popping up. uncle kentucky. awesome. do you know where kentucky is? >> kentucky is from usa. >> a part. yeah. >> yeah. >> this place is new? >> yeah, is new. before gadhafi -- >> impossible. >> yeah. and now, it's normal. >> oh, that's nice. >> how you found it? >> spicy, delicious. johar, like many libyans his age, fought to overthrow gadhafi. he was there, gun in hand, when they stormed gadhafi's palace compound. happy, excited? good day? >> give to me nice feeling, nice feeling that gadhafi -- he killed my cousin. how i should be feeling, exactly i'm feeling good, because i want to kill him. i don't want to see anyone dying more. he has killed for nothing. the first time i think that killing people is bad, but he's leave me do that, because if i don't kill h

the libyan people rose up and fought for their freedom. >> heavy battles raging around the libyan capital. >> they fought like hell. >> the rebels are about to force gadhafi's complete departure. >> and they recorded the whole thing on their cell phones. >> libya! ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la ♪ >>> it's amazing arriving here after all you see on tv these days that libya is, in fact, functioning at all. but it is. the fountains across from the kornish are operating. traffic works, kind of. at the radisson, club sandwiches arrive on time in the lobby. the occasional flash of camo and a security scanner are the really only discordant notes. >> don't want to take the video -- >> you don't, okay. >> inside the old part of the city, men slaughter a camel, while a girl records it with her ipad. >> no? okay. he said no. kids are setting off fireworks in the medina. incoming. tomo

we have to accept the libyan -- the people in the libyan embassy can go home. >> we have the britishsador to libya at the time. thank you for joining us. i understand you received that warning. what kind of form did they take? and what impression were you given about what was going to happen? >> i came home quite late from a dinner engagement the night before, and found a message asking me to go to the foreign ministry, i think it was about midnight, but the message indicated they wanted me to come straight away, so i went, and i found a couple of guys who told me a demonstration was planned outside of the libyan embassy in london the following day, and would i please inform london that they wanted it to be canceled, so i told them in they must be joking, and i said demonstrations outside of embassies were normal. i had several outside my embassy, and they had been properly policed, and they said no, you have got to understand this is different. this is important. this should be called off. and they made such a fuss about it, that i felt obliged to report it to london. >> what did yo

no health problems have been detected the rescue operation was led by libyan security forces and the ever rested for kidnappers who are reportedly part of islam and the shia the identity and motives of the kidnappers remain a mystery. and while there were reports that they ask for as much as two million us dollars. the foreign ministry said. nomads the money left handed over. we drove across the front rescue operation freedom of all the smokers will not be missed and became the first ones in humans after being an idiot by the embassy about his abduction. heidi is expected to travel to the mediterranean island of malta where he will meet up with is family before and later returning to korea whether high returns to the coast of libya and i decided for now. but contrast that the decision is solely up to him. libya has struggled with violence and unrest in recent years following the alister and death of dictator monica coffee and there are new to the two thousand such armed with a she as operating across the country with foreigners often targeted for abductions. this is the first time pe

to train 4,000 libyan soldiers in a base in bull gary. it's a tiny effort. >> when you say it's a big political issue in the united states, what do you een. >> the republicans said the administration lied about the attack, saying it was sparked by a video. they claimed, the republicans, that this was a planned terrorist attack by al qaeda, meaning that al qaeda was stronger than president obama claimed during the election in 2012. for the republicans, stronger, al-qaeda, weaker president obama. he says no, it was chaotic, to be continued. >> there has been no clear evidence that al qaeda is affiliated with the group. the "new york times" did a big investigation and says it did not seem al qaeda had a role. the groups now considered terrorist groups are not, as we know, affiliated with al-qaeda, correct. >> the real issue is this is a new form of terrorism that will exist. >> was there an order from the head of al qaeda to carry out the attack in benghazi. there's no evidence. what we are facing are local mill tant groups sharing the ideol

the libyan people loved him.fact, it was the libyans that rescued him from that building, got him to the hospital trying to save his life. unfortunately, he died of asphyxiation from the smoke and the flames, as did the i.t. specialist that was with him. hillary was not culpable, and there was no white house cover-up. and the bipartisan report makes that clear. >> let me go to mr. carafano. is there ever any way we're going to get a report? i do believe feinstein, although a democrat, has to be something, she is a grownup. and this committee tends to be pretty bipartisan. what do you expect to come out of this thing? i know the republicans are using it as a battering ram to get to her. but i didn't see it in the report. >> yeah, well, i got to tell you, first of all, i like a lot of things jim said, and i agree with him. i really like the report because it does something in a lot of detailed information. my number one issue from the beginning hasn't been who is responsible. it was how does this happen. we have em

were they supposed to go over there and kill libyan citizens not knowing who they were? this whole report is totally ignorant of the fact that the vienna convention establishes diplomatic relations between nations and how embassies are supposed to be protected. we need to know this. politicians should know it. host: there are parts in this report that refer to ambassador stevens asking for more protection from the libyan government can also asking for some sort of security teams to be put together made up of local libyan guards or as well as diplomatic security and dod. christopher, ohio, democratic caller. caller: that's me. we just got done. host: sorry about that. brian, georgia, republican caller. caller: i have two questions. one, when they started saying they needed help, why wouldn't anyone help? know where these people are. why haven't they brought justice? why are they still sitting free while we have people that die? why? that's what i want to know. host: ok, brian. independenthusetts, caller. caller: i didn't read the report, but from what it seem like you are

has now been freed gunmen that's not the individuals in retaliation for the chips the rest of the libyan release to come on while he was just seemed kind of the medical treatment. it's being reported that but come on the haskell said being released by the egyptian authorities the adoption of diplomats in the libyan capital in the states the fragility of government control as the magicians who helped topple monica duffy no refuse to disarm. delegates are bracing themselves for a tough day of talks in geneva and when it's head of syrian government and opposition negotiate is to get down to discussing the country's political future. it's the scent of a scene which divides the two signs up to three years of civil war. at least some basal some progress on the humanitarian front that the government saying it will allow women and children how to use these homes. it is in the studio sheldon and lamentable actor named dollars if you don't wish to adopt and immediately everyone says that not only that which provide them with chipper which of them for what it was meant to send a mission to provide

the second in command in libya and was a top leader in the libyan islamic fighting group. think about it. the evidence that was there before not only what we didn't ddo to protect that consulate bt the warnings of that terrorist attack was coming. mr. graham: who was the person who decided to approve a year's lease on this piece of property in july after it had been attacked in june? they blew hole in th the wall tt 40 people could go through on june 10. somebody said, hey, this is a great sigh site. let's extend the lease untilall 2013 and never -- until july 2013 and never reinforced t never added any appreciable security, denied all the security requests. this goes on and on . if you want to know about the bridge, great. if you want to know what chris christie knew when and what he should have known, great. does anybody care about what our president did that night? does anybody really care if the president of the united states for two weeks talks about a protest that never happened and just all the evidence suggests otherwise? does anybody really care that the consulate

mali as quote extremists and jihadists but i never heard you use the same language in either the libyan conflict or the syrian conflict and i wonder why is that do you believe that those groups in those countries are categorically different in terms of their gender or methods of operation we don't have operations peacekeeping operations in libya or in syria present in mali have to deal with the reality and indeed when you look at the people from. an islamic maghreb people of mucho i think. one has to agree that there are jihadists there are extremists and they have the closers of connections when they are not the same persons also trafficking in cocaine and human beings also hostages and the like but i know that you also traveled to syria i think you were in damascus mr mistakenly you were in home so you are asked frequently about your views on the. on the station there and i think series after all you know a conflict of definitions how we define certain groups and how we define i would not disagree that there are jihadists active in syria but there are also a position groups who are na

try to throw they were freighting ok going green democracy means that now al qaeda runs the country libyan people have a right to have a country and not be controlled by these outside forces really ok with you being backed by the major western powers up to that. look at some other stories from around the world three people have been killed and several injured after police opened fire on garment workers blocking a road south of capital the demonstrators were calling for a doubling of the minimum wage up to one hundred sixty dollars a month while the government has only offered their one hundred the garment industry is a key source of income for him bad employees at least half a million workers. travels in south sudan are reportedly recruiting civilians in the occupied territories i am march on the country's capital juba that's amid peace talks that started today is the o.p.'s aiming to hold the spiraling violence the united states have meanwhile announced a reduction of their diplomatic mission due to a lack of security clashes between government and rebel forces have so far left over a tho

foreign policy experts would point to the fact that if it wasn't for very close association that in the libyan administrations they get offered mr a shot at for example sarkozy administration that often may have may not have stayed in power for so long now when you were a french diplomat. you were quoted as saying that france will take whatever action is necessary to meet its defense needs and in and of itself it's not a controversial statement we can hear it from president putin from president obama from president assad probably from president along but isn't that ultimately the brute cause of many international conflicts these days that the countries believe that their defense needs and our security concerns outweigh everything else no because i think it's been consistently the case for several decades that also countries live by values amongst the foremost use of the needs to protect the people to defend the civilians to defend human rights and this has become increasingly a problem in the world community but also a reflection of the present times that what's maybe you could have lived with

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foreign policy experts would point to the fact that if it wasn't for very close association that in the libyan administrations the cut off the administration and for example sarkozy administration got off may not have stayed in power for so long now when you were a french diplomat you were quoted as saying that france will take whatever action is necessary to meet its defense needs and in and of itself it's not a controversial statement we can hear it from president putin from president obama from president assad probably from president along but isn't that ultimately the brute cause of many international conflicts these days that the countries believe that their defense needs and our security concerns outweigh everything else no because i think it's been consistently the case for several decades that also countries live by values. amongst foremost use of the needs to protect the people to defend the civilians to defend human rights and this has become increasingly a problem in the world community but also a reflection of the present times that what's maybe you could have lived with or tolerat

this an apparent operations for the recent unrest in egypt of the head of the powerful libyan that the militia. too easy in law makers will be voting on the country's of long delayed constitution on sunday. an important step in the country's democratic transition. this three years after the fall of autocratic leader ben ali lawmakers completed their line by line scrutiny of the text on thursday after three weeks of heated debate on a range of issues including the role of islam women's rights and independence of judiciary the charter needs two thirds of the two hundred and seventeen assembly members to vote in favor of it. african republic as the new interim president but that's had no impact on the violence at least ten people were killed on friday. one victim a muslim a former minister was stepping out of the taxi he was hacked by machete wielding militia men but comes a day after interim president catherine some of khan's i was sworn into office. fighting between christians and muslims continues despite efforts from french and african troops to restore order crossing paths in and buy

mali as quote extremists and jihadists but i never heard you use the same language in either the libyan conflict or the syrian conflict and i wonder why is that did you believe that those groups in those countries are categorically different in terms of their gender or methods of operation we don't have operations peacekeeping operations there in libya or in syria present in mali have to deal with the reality and indeed when you look at the people from. an islamic maghreb people of mucho i think it's one has to agree to this they are extremists and they have the closers of connections when they are not the same persons also trafficking in cocaine and human beings also hostages and the like but i know that you also travel to syria i think you were in damascus mr mistakenly you were in home so you are asked frequently about your views on the. on the station there and i think series after all you know a conflict of definitions how we define certain groups and how we define i would not disagree that there are jihadists active in syria of but there are also opposition groups who are national

. >> libyan jets attacked targets. ground troops have been sent in, following days of squirmishes between tribesman and militias. we have the details. >> the decision to spend soldiers to the south came as a response. as a group labelled as hostile, occupying the base. supporters of the old regime took to the treats to the west of tripoli, carrying posters of muammar gaddafi. >> translation: the nation is in a state of alert. it applies to state institutions like the police and the army, and civil society and the media. [ sound drops out ] ... the libyan government that declared its inability to address security in the country. it calls for an overhaul of libya's security apparatus. >> translation: security will not improve over the short term. it needs time and a political leadership that can organise priorities. it's a huge problem. >> the deteriorating security decisions forced the deposit to call on the revolutionary fighters to help maintain order and security. the government, embarrassing but necessary turn of ev

the libyan people rose up and fought for their freedom. >> heavy battles raging around the libyan capitalhell. >> the rebels are about to force gadhafi's complete departure. >> and they recorded the whole

hell, when you went to benghazi, you had the defense department preposition assets off the libyan coastn case needed rescue. what that tells me is that i understood the danger to yourself, but ignored it when it came to others. that's called negligence. you failed to perceive a substantial and unjustifiable risk that the danger of death existed to the people in your charge. your conduct was a gross deviation from the standard of care that any reasonable secretary of state would observe. you disregarded the grave risks and lives of americans. you you knew it, that's why you didn't go on the sunday shows. you knew it, whichs why you waited until everyone else had spoken so you could get your ducks in a row. and you knew it because of the cables from your friend and the deteriorating security situation in benghazi. you knew it, which is why you appointed your friends to an accountability review board, which friends never even called you to testify. you knew it, which is why no one was ever fired in your department. you knew it because the only one who suffered consequences was a whistleblo

their comment came after the libyan agency reported that two u.s.niversity and police stopped them. it is also said the two claim to be basketball players for one of the city's basketball clubs. it's not clear now if they were released or if they are still being held. in a separate incident as you mentioned local authorities in the western coastal town said the bodies of two foreigners a man and a woman who were reported missing earlier were found shot dead on a beach and appeared to be having a picnic when they were killed according to the initial police report we are being told. there is no official statement from libyan official on their death or their identities but the uk foreign office and a new zealand foreign ministry are saying they are looking into the dead were citizens of britain and new zealand. locals in the area we have spoken to said criminals were on the rise. >> they were teachers, is that right? >> reporter: this has still not been confirmed because various reports what they were doing in the area or in libya, especially at this t

stricklin and i think the term limits the libyan army corps but their lives live. i think. we're going to go digital the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy but albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our crust of ago we've been hijacked lying handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told us about my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem tracks rational debate and a real discussion of critical issues facing america by the book go ready to join the movement then welcome to the big picture. world. science technology innovation all the least of melanin still around russia we've got this huge earth covered. from. what really is scary throughout the world has to a five so we pick up things like koran. turbans prayer rugs things that are really no

also, about the libyan forces that were there the night of the attack. "localootage shows that police vehicles stationed outside the facility with true as soon as i'm attackers advanced towards the u.s. compound. in addition, the team in benghazi had been vandalized and attacked in the months prior to the attacks by some of the same guards who were there to protect bit about the libyan forces who were working with the u.s. to protect the ambassador and the compound there. tom in strasburg, pennsylvania, republican. caller: within all the acrimony that is being stood around on this issue, what has fallen off the table is where is the administration whole point with creating -- putting susan rice on all the talk shows and obama telemundo,ng on going before the un, saying all this was caused by this video, his imaginary troublemaker was making and causing all the reaction in the middle east. what has happened to that one? how does the administration talk its way around that? is there going to be an explanation on that one? host: this investigation is -- inv

government is naming two armed libyan groups and their leaders as terrorists for their suspected roles in the bengahzi terrorist attack. they're accused of carrying out the attacks. both groups were formed after the fall of libyan leader moammar qaddafi in 2011. >>> residents from fallujah are returning home. iraq is trying to take control k control. fallujah andrea mad di ,it could turn tribal leaders against the government. at least 60 civilians have been killed and 300 wounded since the offensive began. earlier, my apologize. i spoke with a veteran of one of the initial battles for fallujah. matthew was one who fought for control back in 2004. i asked him about what he saw. >> the initial invasion, the part is you had the first four days which was get all the marines in the city. you had your objectives, and once you hit the middle of the city eventually the tactics changed. the tactics were search and clear every building in the city. so the fighting turned street by street, house by house, room by room. and there was a marine in every single room of every single building in that e

because congo is so incredibly wealthy they succumbed to the temptation of cutting deals with the libyan> jon: it's incredible reporting. what is your next book going to be? >> about rwanda, about journalists i taught in rwanda. >> jon: in between those two did you spend a few day as the disney land? you could use a little decompression. it's a remarkable look at the daily lives of people in c (ááááááá [cheers and applause] >> jon: all right. that's our show. wow. that was an impressive young man and a fine book. join us next week at 11:00. [ laughter ] i don't know why i repeat that. you probably knew that already. here it is your moment of zen. >> this is what they do every single time, anderson. there's a huge snowstorm. they end up having a snowball fight. hundreds of students outs here. [ laughter ] (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the report. thank you for joining us, ladies and gentlemen. >> stephen, stephen, stephen, stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thanks so much. you know, folks, tha

italy's armly is training 340 libyan soldiers as part of a deal to rebuild the arms forced it will seep to 2,000 troops trained just this year. a military training ground away from home. these are some of the hundreds of libyan civilians trained in an army in italy as part of a by lateral green between the two. i fought as a rebel in the revolution, now i want to become a soldier to protect the new libya. it doesn't matter where we train, what is important is we receive good training. >> here the volunteers will learn how to jump, how to shoot, and how to fight. they arrived here as civilians they will leave as soldiers. these troops will undergo a 14 week training at the end of it they will reach infin tri-platoon level. it is a national effort aimed at rebuilding the forces. >> italy will train 2,000 soldiers 3,000 will be trained in turkey, 8,000 in the united states. and over 2,000 in britain. this is a concrete contribution to the social and democratic development, of a new libya. the call to prayer broke the ranks for the soldiers a short break before they go back to their marchi

president reagan, for example, called libyan leader moammar get off the the madman of the middle east and described him as part of a new international version of murder incorporated. and years before george w. bush would describe an axis of evil -- a confederation of terrorist states becaus but it was the cln administration that made the rogue regime part of washington's lexicon. when defense secretary aspen unveils the proliferation initiative in december 1993, he warned that the new nuclear danger we face is perhaps a handful of nuclear devices in the hands of rogue states or even terrorist groups. speaking in 1994 european politicians in brussels, let in and self-described iran and libya as rogue states. secretary of state warren christopher repeatedly referred to iran and iraq as rogue regimes during an address at georgetown university later that same year. in each case the clinton administration focus more on roads towards the united states rather than to the danger of the of people. saddam hussein was a rogue lid because he pursued nuclear weaponry and had invaded kuwait. he was

five americans and three libyans. benghazi was both a miscalculation and gross security failure.y a senior u.s. diplomat in one of the hottest trouble spots on the globe was left defenseless. we owe the ambassador more than that and our eye mustn't be distracted. that's "hardball" for nouchlt thank you so much for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. lawmakers tonight are planning their return to washington, d.c. amidst the blizzard that has covered much of the country. congress is back in session on monday and when they return, there is one item of business at the top of the priority list. a three-month extension to federal emergency long-term unemployment benefits. unconscious bly, republicans blocked democrats attempts to extend federal emergency unemployment insurance for the long-term unemployed in the budget deal hammered out before christmas break. as a result,

and oil and shale, et cetera and reduction of iranian and libyan oil, deutsche bank just said that saudie to slash its oil output by 7.5 million barrels a day just to stop the bottom from falling out of the oil market. sandra: as we've seen, oil prices have been coming down over the past month or some are we about to see a glut of oil on the market? what effect would that have on the overall price of oil? obviously we're looking at it hovering around $100 a barrel. david greenberg, founder of greenberg capital, everybody wonders at this point of the fame, we have libyan supply coming back, iranian supply coming back, the u.s. is producing more than it produced in a couple of decades, will we all of sudden have a glut on our hand? >> on consumer side we should hope so. everybody talks about when oil gets hit it based for the oil market. it's a world tax cut. i don't think we'll see a glut of oil like we're saying. >> times we report that it is not a good sign when oil prices are going down because it shows weakness in the u.s. or the global economy. >> that is one way of looking at it. we

not everyone could fit on the first flight out, and libyan planes were barred from flying at night. special operations' hands were flied when ambassador stevens decided not to base more uniformed military personnel in libya. >> even our most specialized and elite warriors simply can't sprout wings and fly at supersonic speed, so there has to be provisions made in advance to response to crises. >> perhaps the most vexing question for committee members was the decision to make the fast team of marines sent as a quick reaction force from spain to deplane and change out of their uniforms, delaying their response time by more than an hour. >> despite being ill positioned and ill prepared, the white house gave assurances on the eve of the attack, claiming john brennan and the white house had spent months reviewing u.s. military posture before the attack. my colleague james rosen will have more on that tomorrow. bret. >> jennifer griffin pentagon. thank you. you can go to the fox news.com homepage for more details on jennifer and james' benghazi stories. >>> stocks took a tumble today. the

labelled two libyan groups terrorist organizations for their role in the benghazi attack two years ago. it's the first time the state department blamed someone. >> the groups are not believed to be affiliated with al qaeda, but they pose as big a threat. the attack in benghazi killed four americans, including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. >> israeli pay their respects to former president ariel sharon. they gathered for a canned ill lit vigil. he died eight years after a stroke left him in a coma. a memorial is planned for monday, followed by a military funeral. as nick schifrin reports, the leader is being remembered for his controversial legacy. >> drapeded in the flag for which he fought ruthlessly, ariel sharon made a final trip so the heart of israeli power. outside parliament they said goodbye. military officers led and inspired, politicians and called them the protector and architect and the israeli government that trusted him with security. >> he was the one that fight for safety. fathers brought their children, some coming from new york. >> the image of him as a tough american

a report thursday by the libyan state-run news agency say two u.s. citizens were detained for scouting at benghazi university. a british man and new zealand woman were found dead and shot to death outside of tripoli. >>> all americans are urged to get out of the african nation because of flaring violence between rebel forces and government troops. 1,000 people have been killed in less than three weeks of the escalating violence >>> a computer of breaking all types of encryption and able to crack codes around the world. the paper cites documents relieved by edward snowden. -- released by edward snowden. the documents imply the nsa still has plenty of work to do on this project. >>> happening right now. if you can believe it. australian icebreaker carrying the 52 stranded passengers from the ship in antarctica have been ordered to stop its voyage and on standby now because officials on the chinese vessel involved in the dramatic helicopter ruse cue on thursday are thinking they are are stuck in the ice again. once it starts back up it will stop at a ba

the report says that is in part because the libyan government hasn't been efficient tracking those down. >> reporter: big changes to america's intelligence gathering operation. nbc has learned that president obama will have a plan to overhaul the nsa a month after a government review panel i should 30 -page report detailing big gaps in the way the u.s. gathers intelligence. president's proposals will include cutting back on tapping the private phones of foreign leaders as well as dialing back on logging calls. >>> new subpoenas are eminent in the so-called bridgegate scandal involve new jersey krover chris christie and expected to seek e-mails and text messages from key christie aides. reed sheer will aid in the investigation. he has previously helped former illinois governor rod blagojevich of corruption. a new poll finds 69% of the people who have not changed their minds since news of the scandal broke. only 18% say it makes them like christie less and 5% say it makes them like him more. 8% are unsure. >>> but is christie telling the truth? well, according to the polls, 44% think he i

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firing line of criticism from its nato allies, which was when germany abstained and did not join the libyan mission. they seem to be often differing definitions of what taking up international responsibility really means. we heard today the german foreign minister saying that, of course, also includes destroying chemical weapons coming from syria. >> very strong words there. what about germany's new defense minister? what has she been saying? >> she was eager to point out at that sending off ceremony for german soldiers today that it is in germany's national interests to be seen as a strong and reliable partner for international stability and security. this certainly was not just address that the soldiers. this was also addressed at a wider audience. there certainly test this certainly will not make her job easier, but she knows she has a lot on her plate. armed forces reform and also possibly a new debate on using drones. >> thanks very much. >> you are welcome. >> chancellor angela merkel has accepted an invitation from u.s. president barack obama to go to washington. that invitation and

the libyan capital needs the anniversary of the twenty one revolution battered by a series of bomb attacks a local coddling group says it's behind the bloodshed. thousands protest against a social gathering of far right politicians in vienna as nationalist movements gain popularity across europe.

he was a libyan who went back and started the group. and the 60 minute report identified him as the organize of the attack. all i can tell you is there is no mystery about who planned this. it was an al qaeda affiliate and on 16th of august something is sent back saying we cannot defend because ten training camps are in al qaeda and the al qaeda flag is flying. and the red cross left benghazi and the british left as well. this was long before september the 11th. don't tell me we don't know. we do know. it was terrorist. it was a former gitmo detainee who was laden's body guard. he was for al qaeda. they caught him in pakistan. bodyguard. caught him in pakistan. fought in afghanistan. fought in afghanistan. in afghanistan. now, what we don't know in this report is who in the whitehouse changed the talking points. you want to know what chris christy did? fine. absolutely fair game. we know what he did when he found out what his people did about the traffic jam. he fired them. and got up in front of the whole world and i said i am sorry an