lindsey's from the neocon camp. and chuck hagel is a return to traditional republican foreign policy, which is a constrained, realist bush 41, colin powell foreign policy, and that's very frightening to people like lindsey graham. >> look, and all odds are he will be confirmed. it could be rough and tough. to me the big issue, because i assume he'll be confirmed, is can the white house organize, starting with the announcement today, which i'm told will be at 1:00 at the white house, through his courtesy calls to capitol hill, through his confirmation hearings, so he emerges as the secretary of defense who with actually work with republicans on capitol hill because he'll have to deal with the house as well, to do all the things he needs to do, wind down the war in afghanistan, cut the pentagon budget in a way that protects our security, deal with iran, deal with the middle east. he's going to have a big job to do. he's an impressive guy, as mika said, he's got tons of support, as andrea said, but he does have detract

i want you to watch something by lindsey graham here.dsey graham has been all over the place doing bad work i think the last couple days. here he is warning that cuts to police budgets, talk about republicans going crazy, are one reason citizens need guns with high capacity magazines. in other words, you got to reproduce the local police department. let's listen here. >> right. >> because of the fiscal state of affairs we have, there will be less police officers, not more, over the next decade. response times are going to be less, not more. there can be a situation where a mother runs out of bullets because of something we do here. >> now we have a new pearl harbor slogan, cut the police, pass the ammunition. i mean, it's unbelievable, ron. >> well, it's ironic, too because republicans have been promoting these slashing of local budgets that results in fewer police on the streets here, and there's an unstated irony in this as well. that lindsey graham knows full well, wayne lapierre knows full well, gayle troder knows full well and sheld

and he reached for a knife and stabbed lindsey to death. the other two men ran but were arrested later. now all four are charged with murder for plotting a conspiracy that led to lindsey's death. >> reporter: the couple has two children, ages 8 and 5. and they are staying with their father who they have not yet identified. >>> we've all heard of guard dog, but a guard alligator? that's what sheriff's deputies found at a home in castro valley. and it was guarding a drug stash. >> reporter: he's called mr. teeth! for good reason. and deputies found him in a plexiglass tank above 34 pounds of processed weed. >> a 5-foot alligator that was used as a deterrent or to guard it. >> reporter: cops weren't just doing a routine search. >> they didn't think anything of it. they thought it was fake. then as they were moving around in there, it started to must have been, and it became more aggressive. and that caused great concern for them. >> reporter: when they moved mr. teeth into an animal welfare truck, it was snapping, and the neighbors on this qui

i am david lindsey from department staff. the project was initially on your calendar earlier this fall as two discretionary review requests. shortly before that hearing was to take place, department staff required that the project requires conditional use authorization, due to its high above 50'. project sponsors were advised of this and filed the required conditional use application and dr applications were canceled and the associated fees were refunded. notification for the conditional use hearing was completed and here we are today. on behalf of staff i would like to apologize for the staff error and the ensuing confusion. the project before you is a is one-story vertical addition to a 11-unit apartment building located at 1856 pacific on and off mid-block on the north side of the street between franklin and gough streets. the property is located in the rm-3 zoning district ada heightented bulk district. the immediate neighborhood comprised of the subject block face and opposite block face is characterized by tall building

lindsey, called process. this is the first time today that we are hearing that we are moving from a dr into a conditional use authorization. that by itself requires neighborhood notification is that correct? >> that is correct. >> has this neighborhood notification been issued to all the people with a sufficient amount of time? i would like to ask, please do not participate in my discussion with planning staff here. the reason why i'm asking is we had a holiday and we're moving back into holidays. for me it comes as a big surprise for a change in cu. i am very surprised. i kind of don't have a sense that the type of dialogue we normally encourage in the cu between an applicant and the neighborhood has been done to the extent that it answers those kinds of questions. for example, the issue about the solar panels. they are 11' above the additional floor we're adding. that is a significantly taller building because we all know that solar panels are very significant and they are not very good to look at. to be ve

>> well, i don't want to get into a debate with lindsey who i happen to be a huge fan of. i think he's one of the strongest members of the senate. but the president has chosen chuck hagel or is, i guess, going to choose chuck hagel. and chuck hagel isn't going to be working for himself. he's not going to be freelancing as a senator as he was when he made these misstatements which i suspect have upset senator graham and other members of the senate who might be concerned about some of the things he said in the past. he'll be working for the president. when working for the president you follow the president's policies. i don't see this prior statement as being -- first off, they may -- they may have been wrong. he may have made some statements which were inappropriate, as he did. but everybody does, i guess. and now he's going to be working for the president. and carrying the president's policies forward. i think he'll probably carry them forward rather effectively. the thing i like about chuck, and i've known him for a long time. we had our differences when we were in the se

when lindsey walked into the home with a fake gun, the husband grabbed for a real gun. the other two men ran but were arrested later. now all four suspects are charged with murder for plotting a conspiracy that led to lindsey's death. all four of them behind bars. authorities telling us the husband was not hurt. he has custody of his two children tonight. >> did the investigators talk to you at all about how they broke this thing open to figure out what happened? >> reporter: turned out that a couple of the three people trying to burglarize that home, two of them tried to run away. they were in the area. police caught them and questioned both of them. and in fact, they were questioning them last night. it sounds like one or the other talked and it led to all four of them being arrested. >>> they're getting a much better look at the damage the oil tanker caused to the bay bridge this week. this picture shows the underside of the support column that was hit. another picture shows the scrape mark on the ship. look to the left of your screen. some of the wood from the suppo

they're doing it again. >> here is more from senator lindsey graham. i want to display this. >> i'll have a hard time voting for anybody to be secretary of defense who believes that the surge was a foreign policy blunder. i'll have a hard time supporting anybody for secretary of defense who believes that the iranians are misunderstood, we should just negotiate with them, not sanction them. >> they're really focusing in on some of the things that he has said in the past, including a guy slur over a decade ago. do these things matter in confirmation? >> first of all, lindsey graham is treated with a lot of respect as some kind of national security expert. but it is quite possible to be pro-israeli and also not for a rush to war with iran. it is not incompatible. in people in israel think it's quite legitimate to not want to go to war with iran. why that has become a it will news test for people like lindsey graham is not quite clear. chuck hagel, for being opposed to the surge, he voted for the war in iraq. so, you know, there is a lot of exaggeration go

i mean lindsey graham, i can almost see.been there long enough to know better but some of the guys like john mccain that have been there served with hagel. they know who he is. they know where he comes from. they know his military background. >> they're both vietnam veterans. >> they're both vietnam veterans. he's a purple heart war hero. >> bill: lindsey graham says it is a pie in your face appointment. exactly what about chuck hagel is pie in your face? >> so controversial. so aggressive for these guys. if it's not a -- >> bill: lindsey graham of all people. never saw a day of bat in his life. neither have i but i'm not out there attacking a war hero. >> defining policy in the most bellicose way possible. >> bill: let's hope the american people understand lindsey graham is not the final judge of who is or is not qualified to serve in any office whatsoever. he's just one pipsqueak voice as far as i'm concerned. you also have been writing about ted cruz. here's at new tea party senator from texas who turns out to be -- he's

i think you saw some with lindsey graham on sunday about hagel really being the first prominent republican to step off the bus on the iraq war under president bush and say this is headed in the wrong direction and may have been a terrible mistake. even though other people came around to that view and that was president obama's view after all. i think there is still some resentment in republican quarters that he did that. i think, though, it can probably be overcome if he has a successful confirmation hearing. >> do you believe it will be a success for hagel? i'll ask both of you. josh, you first. >> i think ultimately he will be confirmed. i think continuing to take a considerable amount of flack over a variety of issues, in particular stance on israel and what to do about the upcoming showdown with iran. >> jim, your thoughts? >> i think he will be confirmed. >> that was brief and to the point. thank you very much, jim and josh. appreciate your time. >>> and she's back. a first look at secretary of state hillary clinton on her first day back at work after being hospitalized for a concussi

melissa: lindsey, let's talk about the economics for a second.l income tax last year, he raked in $2 billion. so that a lot of revenue to be giving up. the corporate tax is very low. i think it was like half a billion dollars or something, even less than that. it was a low number. but he is giving up a lot on that personal income tax for sure. there we go. so i don't, i mean i don't know, it's going to be tough. you make that up on a sales tax. that is going to be fairly regressive? >> the difference between that short-term solution and long term prospects. right now the focus in government on state and federal level has been the short-term fix. really tax anyone, anywhere in order to fill those budget gaps and maintain the status quo. here is a very different kind of thinking. the governor is coming out saying look if we create a very favorable tax environment we can bring in individuals, we can bring in business and really see the local economy recover on a long-term scale. melissa: yeah. >> we start to see the more long-term trends in terms of

lindsey murphy is here with the story.ys in the headlines for good and sometimes bad reasons. lately, he's been front page news as the ravens get ready to contend for the super bowl in what will be the linebacker's final season in the nfl. instead of focusing on his last hoorah, he is being talked about using banned substances. today, information from a sports illustrated article came out accusing lewis of trying to obtain a banned substance to speed the healing for a torn tricep. an injury that sidelined him for more than half of this season. he denied using substances when confronted and they backed him saying he never failed a drug test. here's what lewis had to say when asked by the media. >> that is a two-year-old story that you want me to refresh. i wouldn't give him the credit to even mention his name or his antics in my speeches or in my moment. i can't do it. i won't speak about it. i've been in this business 17 years and nobody has ever got up with me every morning and trained with me. every test i have ever take

chef lindsey has a young face but he told me he has an old body! he just looks young.on't believe it. i'm so proud of him. congratulations! good luck with your restaurant. and thanks for coming here. that's going to be cooked in a few

lindsey showed a fake gun and after a struggle, the resident stabbed lindsey in the neck with a knife. investigators later elevened that the wife had been having an affair for several months and plotted the break in with her boyfriend and his brother and an associate. verse say she even gave them a key to the home. >> obviously she was in a relationship with somebody else. she was separating with her husband. it appeared to her that her husband was reconsidering moving out of the residence. she thought thiswould be a scare tactic to get him to move. >> police say all three male suspects and the wife are in jail tonight facing murder charges. the husband is not facing any chargers. . >> san jose is getting dloez picking the next police chief. we'll tell you about the meeting with the top candidates and a judge signs off on a large settlement. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios . >> new at 5:00, the top three candidates to become the new police chief of san jose met with complunt leaders today.

we are back now with senator lindsey graham.o ask you you, how do you think we are are doing in afghanistan and our plans there. >> the president's decision to accelerate withdrawal and leave a small force behind is a disaster in the making. our national interests are not determined by what we leave behind. there is only one afghan brigade that can maneuver itself. so a small force that just does training and counter terrorism how are the afghans going to get around the country without american helicopter and air lift support and if you take the intelligence gathering process out of the mix we go blind and that is a big chance for the enemy to regenerate. this is heart breaking to me. we fought so long and so hard. if we just followed the military commander's advice i think we could end this well. for four times now the president overruled his own commanders instead of having 40,000 surge forces he went with 30. you couldn't go to the east and the south at the same time. withdrew the surge forces last summer so you didn't have t

i'd like to read senator lindsey graham's brief statement.says, i hope the third time is a charm. i've enjoyed working with any senate colleagues in drafting these principles and believe we're off to a good start. bipartisan immigration principles represent a real breakthrough on substance and i hope seen as a breakthrough for a political coalition to finally solve our immigration problems. the coalition must also include the president and the house of representatives. my hope is immigration reform bill will start in the senate and receive an overwhelmingly bipartisan vote. we are a long way from legislative language but i believe 2013 represents us the best chance to pass immigration reform in many years. the time is right and the way forward while difficult is being better defined by the day and with the reasonable amount of political give and take we'll be successful. however, if for some reason we fail in our efforts to pass comprehensive immigration reform, i do believe it will be many years before anyone is willing to try and solve this

lindsey, what kind of a threat is this to the economy? how do you see this? pretty scary stuff actually. >> i really don't see this as that big of a threat to the u.s. economy. i think this store sea little misleading talking about 401(k)s being drained by 5 25%. what this is 25% of new money. on net we're still seeing over 200 billion flow in on an annual basis to 401(k)s, a soyuzable amount of savings and it indicates that individuals look at 401(k)s as a vital vehicle for retirement savings. plus, that 25% is not just cash withdrawals, also loans against the balance, and in some cases it makes perfect sense to borrow against your 401(k). for example, if you're thinking about purchasing a car, taking out an auto loan, why wouldn't you borrow against your 401(k), you end up paying yourself back on the interest on the loan. >> i think that's crazy. i think that's absolutely nuts. where is your retirement money if you're going to be taking money out of your 401(k), where's the vehicle that you actually are saving for the long term in. >> again, it's not just a

lindsey hilsum, thanks for joining us.ant to ask you first about the reaction in mali to what's now happening in neighboring algeria. is the connection obvious? >> the connection is very obvious. the french know that they have kicked the hornet's nest. but at the same time, what they believe is that the situation would have been worse if they had not moved. what they say is that these jihadists were preparing to move south down the road to the maliian capital. if they had taken the capital than they would have controlled all of the country so it would have been like afghanistan was under the taliban: a whole country controlled by jihadists who would use it as a base for terrorism across the world. so although there is a lot of concern, anxiety, and upset obviously about what has happened in algeria from the french point of view they're preventing a worse outcome. >> brown: give us a sense of the fighting now, particularly in and around the town of diable. what kind of resistance are the french meeting? >> well, the jihadi

our conversation with senators dick durbin and lindsey graham. then, learning the ropes with two freshmen, democratic senator democrat heidi heitkamp and republican congressman richard hudson. plus, can either party compromise and keep hard core supporters on board, neera tanden of the center for american progress, "the wall street journal"'s jacqui kaums and "the new york times" and our own dana bash. i'm candy crowley and this is "state of the union." you knows what happens when sisyphus rolls that boulder to the top of the hill, it rolls back down, a piece of greek mythology that brings to us the reality of the u.s. congress. it got a deal for now that raises taxes on the upper brackets and prevents for now huge spending cuts. it's moved on to the issue of avoiding a u.s. default. >> the president needs to show up early this time. >> republicans say they are done raising taxes. they want the president to agree to spending cuts in exchange for raising the amount of money the u.s. treasury is allowed to borrow. the president wants the debt ceili

lindsey hilsum, thanks for joining us.t to ask you first about the reaction in mali to what's now happening in neighboring algeria. is the connection obvious? >> the connection is very obvious. the french know that they have kicked the hornet's nest. but at the same time what they believe is that the situation would have been worse if they had not moved. what they say is that these jihadists were preparing to move south down the road to the maliian capital. if they had taken the capital than they would have controlled all of the country so it would have been like afghanistan was under the taliban: a whole country controlled by jihadists who would use it as a base for terrorism across the world. so although there is a lot of concern, anxiety and upset obviously about what has happened in algeria from the french point of view they're preventing a worse outcome. >> brown: give us a sense of the fighting now, particularly in and around the town of diable. what kind of resistance are the french meeting? >> well, the jihadi figh

lindsey graham is trying to be maverick jr. >> jennifer: he has good ratings in south carolina. >> hegs right now, but we don't know which tea party candidate is going to run against him. jim dement from south carolina who just left, he was a true tea party right wing nut. a lot of south carolinaens especially republicans, don't think lindsey graham is a right wing nut too. >> jennifer: he has been prior to these past couple of years he has been a voice a reasonable, rational voice. >> sometimes he has sometimes he hasn't. >> jennifer: when he looks at climate change. >> yes. >> jennifer: he seemed to be reasonable. but all of a sudden he has taken this far tact to the right. >> he has a primary in a year and a half. >> jennifer: his numbers are pretty good. >> richard lugar's numbers were pretty good. >> jennifer: quickly your take on the virginia governor race poll out. former dnc terry mcauliffe is republicanning against ken cuccineu. >> the macversus the cuc. i went to college with ken cuccinelli. he was tea party before tea party was cool. >> jennifer: it sounds wrong. already, d

battle between what you might call the know 0-conservatives, the bush ii folks, mccain, lieberman, lindsey graham, and the others and what hagel stands for, john, is non- interventionist foreign policy. we don't go to war unless vital interests are at stake. we put our own country first. i think this is going to be the battle royal in the coming months. >> eleanor. >> nobody is a shoe-in with the republican party that fails to defeat president obama for reelection but still seems determined to make him a failed president but jacob lew is as close to a shoe-in as there can be. the only complaint you hear is that he hasn't spent enough time on wall street, and for a lot of democrats that's actually a positive attribute. so he will be confirmed. and i believe senator hagel will also be confirmed, although that's a bigger fight, and his remarks about israel that somehow he isn't tough enough on israel, his objection to sanctions was that they were unilateral. he now supports the current sanctions. he is certainly not antiisrael. those arguments will be put aside. he is there to cut the budget,

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. >> you're talking about senator lindsey graham.e showed the chart. >> this lady. >> the woman had a gun. she had a .38, six shots in it. he said an intruder comes in, she's in the closet protecting her children, she gets off six shots, five strike the guy, but it wasn't enough to kill him. so that if she had the ar-15 or a semiautomatic weapon, she would have been able to kill him. he fled, she killed, but he's saying she would have been able to kill him, not just strike him down. >> this is just a sick conversation. >> but it's part of -- there's a similar thread to all of this, and it's fear. you listen to wayne lapierre yesterday, it's fear. gun sales are driven by fear. his opposition to background checks is driven by trying to inject fear into the culture. it's all fear based. >> and -- >> i thought mark kelly was the best of all. >> we're going to show all this because there was such powerful testimony on capitol hill. >> did you see it? >> it was great. i got a big laugh out of wayne lapierre. he actually trotted out the sur

to stab lindsey to death in self- defense. the woman, her boyfriend and the two other suspects were arrested. they are eligible for murder charges accused of a felony that led to a death. >>> the mom of a missing bay area girl is still searching for closure after learning a bone fragment is not that of her daughter. the bone was found in october in a san joaquin county well where several victims of the "speed freak" killers are buried. turns out, that bone belonged to a teenager, not michaela garecht. michaela was only 9 when she was kidnapped in hayward in 1988. >>> the damage to the bay bridge by the tanker crash is costly. this shows the damage to the bridge and the ship. on the left of the screen, some of the wood from the support beam is still stuck to the ship. a closer look, damage to the bridge is now estimated between $2 million and $3 million. >>> an attorney for the pilot says speculation of pilot error is premature. he says, "there are many potentials causes such as menke cal failure, faulty navigational devices, u

. >> the fact is lindsey graham you can't be old white guy party same thing. marco rubio. >> you are gearing off the track here. you don't believe that general powell is in touch with the white house and they are kind of suggesting that he might bring these things up on msnbc, a very liberal network. you haven't seen general powell on fox news, have you? >> no. he has not appeared on this network. >> i'm not a conspiracy guy but this is what bothers me. i'm being quite honest. i general powell's patriotism to his country. he goes on the network in the softball liberals where he he is not going to be challenged. he bashes the republican party. he says it's not inclusive and it alienates minorities and it doesn't care about the folks and it wants to disenfranchise voters by just showing identification. all right i would like to debate general powell about that and jesse watters confronted him in a moment. i'm not going to give away what happens. i would like to talk. i'm sure you would on the radio and on your radio program, right? >> sure. >> i'm sure sean hann

. >> reporter: charles parker along with 21-year-old jimmy and 54-year-old robert lindsey to rob the husband of his legally grown marijuana and to strong arm him. lindsey was stabbed and killed while struggling with the husband. >> she was separating with her husband. it appears to her her husband was reconsidering moving out of the res debs. she felt this would be a persuasion or a scare tactic. >> reporter: today the old door lock lies next to a pair of children's shoes. the husband and wife's 5 and 8-year-old children were not home at the time of the break-in. >> as they prepared this and talked about it, she gave our suspects keys to the residence, and that is ultimate ly how our suspect gained entry. >> reporter: police are considering the case as a targeted attack which is little comfort to some. >> you know, i'm shocked. i didn't spend the night over here last night. >> reporter: now police say charles parker broke into the apartment with lindsey. they were arrested soon after. matt parker and sherr main, the wife, were arrested later on in the evening. all four remaining susp

we did hear tough comments from lindsey graham yesterday. senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell, is was a bit more open minded on some of the sunday talk shows. there will be tough questions for chuck hagel but that he will get the same kind of vetting that any nominee would get up here. we'll have to see what happens with that. in terms of john brennan, in terms of what everybody has been saying over the last hour, john brennan's nomination appears to be much less controversial. there are items i'm sure he will be asked about with respect to his support for enhanced interrogation techniques and the use of drones and that sort of thing. i'm sure that will come up with some of the more liberal members of the senate once that gets going. but the real battle now is about chuck hagel. john kerry, you just mentioned him a few moments ago. the incoming -- or expected to be incoming secretary of state senator from massachusetts, almost night and day in terms of what you hear in the background noise in the capital with respect to john kerry. i rem

insurgency in the north west african state london based activists from stop the war coalition and lindsey german joins us live mr man according to reports earlier this week twelve civilians have been killed in a french raid on mali and village could this kind of incident only serve to draw anger against foreign forces well i think it definitely world any of the wars that the western powers have been involved in very involved that strikes this kills innocent people we know. this is a matter of record in libya in afghanistan and iraq and it will be exactly the same i think the problem in many people will be question the war and the resupply mission now aided by the british intervention is doing more and more i recall in the colonial powers really. intervening in this country. could the french have been able to prevent civilian casualties i mean did they do enough to prevent them. myself you very much because i think what happens is when you're bombing from thirty thousand feet or whatever the heart is whatever you say about your technology you're not going to be in a position to be able to.

. >> ahora vcamos con lindsey casinelli, goles el chicharito. >> te saludo con mucho gusto y acción, la corregidora, al 39 el poder felino marca con tito villa, que queda solo frente al pirtero y adelantra el gol a los 89 dani liño marca el segundo y se llevan los 3 puntos a casa. >> el monterrey recibe a los regios de san luis un tiro de esquina del chupete suazo marca, después el chupete saca el servicio y denigris manda els egundo. >> los reales se acercan un largo zapatazo y matos con el disparo suave, al 77 otro tiro de esquina y es savala que remata y le da la victoria al equipo de busetich,. >> y los xolos reciven al pachuca, abren con el chango moreno, al 84 cabezazo de enriquez le da la victoria a xolos, los campeones continúan con su paso perfecto. >> los invito a que mañana nos acompañe a republica deportiva antes del partido toluca vs pumas. >> gracias lidnsey el programa aquí y ahora hablara con la madre de josé padilla acusado de estar con grupos terroristas. >> una madre deportado, ahora piden castigarlo, esta dispuesto a defender a los animales, y atrevidos, rebeldes,

her letters are kind of cool. >> lindsey's hot. have you seen her naked? oh, my god.emistry, you know what i mean? it's there. i dig her. >> she's going to look great behind my hiney, oh, my god. whoo! >> she makes me blush. am i blushing now? >> a little bit. >> a little bit? >> coming up -- >> i'm kind of bummed. >> tami butcher gets bad news. >> i threw a temper tantrum. i came out and go noooo! >> and donald stokes says his good-byes. >> waiting for that chance to grab the rest of my things and head on down the road. it could be any time now. but it seems like every minute has taken hours. ♪ [ slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium-rich tums starts working so fast you'll forget you had heartburn. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe [ clears his throat ] [ softly ] she's right behind me isn't she? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta

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lindsey graham was on cnn's "state of the union" yesterday calling this an in your face nomination and basically saying this is going to be a very controversial pick for president obama. we should note the white house just put out some official guidance at 1:05 this afternoon the president will come out and make a personnel announcement. we expect that to be the announcement of chuck hagel for defense secretary and john brennan for director of the cia. but getting back to chuck hagel, you mentioned some of his credentials just a few moments ago. he is not only a republican senator who served in these halls with many of these same senators who might be opposing him or asking him tough questions, he also served in veet na vietnam. carol, he took controversial positions over the years and made some controversial statements. he opposed the iraq surge, the surge of troops into iraq to help stabilize that country during the second term of george w. bush. he has from time to time opposed unilateral sampnctions on iran. that also raised the dan der of neo-conservatives here in washington. so i

lindsey graham. this is lindsey graham yesterday on fox talking about -- let's just play the sound. >> the one thing i'm not going to do is vote on a new secretary of defense until the old secretary of defense, leann panetta, who i like very much, testifies about what happened in benghazi. i haven't forgotten about benghazi. hillary clinton got away with murder. >> there you go. hillary clinton got away with murder, and we are going to hold chuck hagel effect tily his nomination hostage until we get our clearance. >> the thing is, as i think you'll see -- as the hagel hearings go on, as you saw in the lindsey graham line, there is an attempt to manufacture more divisiveness within the congress as regards though national security policy. with regard to other realms where there are disagreements in washington, i think we haven't seen a consensus really like this in many years, so we'll have to bring benghazi up again. we have to talk about whether the surge worked or not six years ago. those issues for