if the truth brought about consequences, there's nothing we can do about that. >> congressman lynn westmoreland, thank you so much for your time. i greatly appreciate you joining me today. >> yes, ma'am, thank you for having me. >> let me bring in ari mel bube who's been poring through the report. it's incredible that you have to your investigation $7 million and not only the chairman but just westmoreland on as well saying the american people should get home and print this out and draw their own conclusion. of what happened. >> agreed. politically this is not the headline many were respecting from republicans when they unveiled what has been a project of years of pursuit of the benghazi issue but i'll move off the politics into the facts of the case, there are, i would argue, based on reviewing a good portion of the report, four big claims here. number one that there was a failure to act. that military delays and other types of incompetence basically prevented the intervention that could have saved american lives based on what we know the previous investigations, including republican-led inves

i spoke earlier with congressman lynn westmoreland, republican from georgia, i asked him about pollingn republican misconceptions about benghazi. 44% of republicans, 50% of donald trump voters believe that it's definitely true that hillary clinton knew the consulate in benghazi was going to be attacked and did nothing to protect it. that's a belief of half the voters that are supporting donald trump. they are wrong about that, right? >> well, i don't -- did she know of a specific attack? no, sir. but i think if you look at all the major events that had happened in the last 90 days before the attack in benghazi, you could have well expected an attack. one of the agents that came back told his co-workers in d.c. that it was a suicide mission. so i think just from the requests that she had from ambassador stevens, all the additional requests for security upgrades, she could have assumed there would be an attack. and to make it even more definite to me, after the demonstration in cairo, there was still no adjustment to the security situation in benghazi or libya, tripoli. >> on the very da

because i know, michele bachmann knows, lynn westmoreland knows, as we were going over and we're going through material that the f.b.i. had classified, i thought it was ridiculous, the public should know the documents about radical islam that had been purged from the f.b.i. training. some were ridiculous, cartoon this or that. but they classified them so hat none of us could tell you, r. speaker, or anyone publicly howry dick louis some of the purging -- howry dick louis some of the purging -- how ridiculous some of the purging was. but according to this administration and homeland security, the council on american islamic relations, cair, is an honorable organization. so are they all, all honorable organizations, the islamic society of north america, all organizations that were named in the holyrators land foundation trial. they were co-conspirators named nd the judge found plenty of vidence to keep the name co-conspirators in the pleadings. though some of them tried to have them removed. but they say they're offended. and they convinced people in this administration that omehow the f

clinton called the report a sham, three benghazi committee members, jim jordan, mike pompeo and lynn westmorelandry of the 800 page report, but i want you first to respond to the way your 800-page report that took two years to put together is being summarized. listen -- >> no smoking gun -- >> no new evidence of blame for hillary clinton -- >> finds no bomb shells about hillary clinton -- >> no new evidence of wrong doing by hillary clinton -- >> no new evidence of wrong doing -- >> no evidence of clinton's role -- >> the report does not shed significant new light on clinton's handling of the crisis. >> congressman jordan, is that true? >> no. look, brian, we learned that no military assets were even -- that had taken off before the attack was over. but as i said yesterday what did start before the attack was over was the political spin. at 10:08 that night when tyronn woods is fighting for his life and his fellow citizens lives, she is making a statement that points to the video of the catalyst for the attack which we all know is false. we know that was misleading and false because an hour later

lynn westmoreland and i was ending their say and what are you going to do. i came to give a speech with or without. he said let's do it. that started it, but we never broke a rule. this is unprecedented. stuart: i've got 22nd last. as a reporter, tony, are they still sitting in on the floor of the house? >> they are still over, still disrupt income is still violating rules. all these things and the sergeant at arms that you guys when we violate the rule, these people we keep telling them, but they keep violating these rules. stuart: thank you very much indeed. we appreciate you being on the show. thank you indeed. how about teaser? he made a deal to outfit lapd with body cameras with a $60 million no-bid contract. teasers going up a bit more. 24 from 23. that is coming up on the opening bell. big speech from hillary clinton talking about income inequality, college giveaways. great internet. all of that. she sounds a lot like bernie sanders. listen to this. >> wall street corporations and the superrich pay their fair share of taxes. you pay your car insurance

westmoreland: thank you, mr. speaker. first of all i want to thank my colleague and fellow, georgian, mr. scott, for inviting me to share words and congratulations towards great georgians here today. that's josh lynn dorsey, recently enducted in a the georgia association broadcast hall of fame. she has served in our community for more than 43 years as an employees of atlanta's number one local station, wsb-tv, channel 2 action news. she now serves as the director of editorials and public affairs at wsb where she is responsible for all community and public service outreach programs. over the years she's become not only a trusted news anchor, but a person who gives of her money and times and friend to all who ever met her. aside from her work at the station, jocelyn uses her free time to bring awareness to the atlanta area, nonprofits and assist them with fundraising. i have been involved with her many times at some of these fundraising opportunities that she takes. jocelyn serves on the advisory board of many charitable organizations in atlanta working to improve the lives of those with developmental disabilities and the children of the community. she is also a mentor to teens and an advocate for f