presidential candidate himself, howard dean and tennessee republican house member and romney surrogate marcia blackburn. i want to ask you what is going on here. is hillary trying to take the fall for barack obama? i don't understand the dynamic here. >> this is five weeks, we have been five weeks. we don't have the answers. we lost the life of one of our ambassadors. and that is one of the good reasons for our intelligence committee and our government reform. holding hearings and starting to get to the bottom of this and figure out who knew what and when. the intelligence sources, that is the part that baffles me. i have to ask you. you look at this thing. hillary takes the blame. okay fine. >> but basically, my question is, who invented the cook and bull story that susan rice and others tried to sell that this was all because of a youtube video. that story has never been denied and it could have been -- where did that come from? >> this is pretty disgraceful. five weeks after 9/11 we weren't wondering why george bush wasn't taking responsibility for it. we supported the president. i think you should

let's bring in congresswoman marcia blackburn, a republican from tennessee. what impact do you think this storm will have to the presidential race? >> i'm not certain that it's going to have any direct impact. i will say that our thoughts and prayers are definitely with everyone and with the elected officials that are dealing with this response, with the emergency responders. i think that one of the things that people will do is look to see how individuals do respond to it. you know, there's so much you can do in a proactive stance, but that reactive stance is also what is going to be a determination and people want a level of preparedness and meeting expectations. >> let me ask you about some of the things going on on the campaign trail, and there's a controversy about mitt romney telling voters that jeep is going to move production to china. according to the company that's entirely false. is he lying about that? >> oh, well, i don't know. i haven't talked with with the campaign staff about that. i will say this. for workers in the auto industry, across the