i'm marianne rafferty.ore news log on to foxnews.com. >> judge jeanine: with me, former ambassador to the united nations john bolton who joins us from d.c. and colonel day visit hunt. thanks for being with us this evening. >> hi. >> judge jeanine: ambassador, why even get involved in this? >> i would not provide military assistance to the syrian opposition. i still don't think we have confidence or could have confidence the weapons could be kept out of the hands of terrorists and al-qaeda and other radicals. i think senator mccain's analysis is correct without a no fly zone and substantially greate not -- administration is prepared to give we will not have much of an effect. the risk of both possible worlds we are in but we don't affect the outcome. >> judge jeanine: why now, colonel hunt? why now? >> chemical weapons we have known for a year they have done it. too convenient by a long shot. >> judge jeanine: 93,000 people are killed. blown up, shot, you know and they are killed. and we do nothing. then 150

i'm marianne rafferty. now, back to "geraldo at large." headlines log on to foxnews.com. >> where is the hour-by-hour schedule of the president of the united states on september 11th, 2012? it has never been released. what is the hour-to-hour schedule of the president of the united states that night? where is it? >> we knew that schedule when osama bin laden was kill. >> there were videos of the president watching the assault to capture osama bin laden by the brave seals who did it. where is the video of what he did the night of benghazi? >> did you, mr. president, personally call any libyan government official to request assistance for the four americans who were under attack? the answer is no, he called the government officials in libya on september 12 after everybody was dead. >> geraldo: ever since the water gate scandal the news media has asked what did he know and when did he no it but with benghazi it is gate the questions for president obama are different. the he is are what did he do and when did he do it? craig investigates. >>>

i'm marianne rafferty. "on the record" returns after the break.ecord" returns after the break. >> greta: attorney general eric holder on the hot seat, insisting he's not going anywhere. >> but to be clear, you're not stepping down now? >> no, i have no intention of doing so now. >> the attorney general's credibility is on the line. >> come back to the congress, attorney general holder, explains your actions versus what you said regarding the fox news investigation. >> i think we ought to subpoena the attorney general to come back and answer those questions specifically. >> calls are growing louder for attorney general eric holder to step down as republicans launch an investigation into whether he lied under oath during his testimony on the justice department's surveillance of reporters. >> he was seriously involved in an investigation of a reporter with the allegation being that that reporter committed a criminal act. the attorney general should resign for the good of the justice department. >> "the new york times" reporting, even some in the whit

fox marianne rafferty explains. >> reporter: white chief of staff is defending the white house surveillance program. he saysce that the reliance of f data collection is constitutional and reliant. reli >>> from someoninspector's genes overseeing how we do the programs. >> reporter: the program infringes on civil liberties and acts it's illegal.gal. >> it's legal i think it company ports with the constitution andn it does protect and save save american lives. >> re edward snowden a a former nsa contractor, leakedr,d information to the guardian.gua. according to snowden, the uk is seeing spying of their own.heir. it detailed secret monitoring by british intelligence officials and the finance minister's in 2009. it comes as the g-8 summit kicks off in ireland. irand. as for snowden is being sought t out in china.china. >> i'm worried that he still has additional information that hehe hasn't released yet that the chinese would welcome the we opportunity and will b willing o provide immunity or sanctuaryy for him in exchange for what he knows or doesn't know. >> reporter: the state department is

marianne rafferty has more. >> he is going on trial for shooting trayvon martin 16 months ago. the jury of six women are sequestered in morning. they will be cut off from the world and have limited contact with their families. prosecutors will try to convince the jury that george zimmerman profiled and murdered martin. the defense claims martin is the one who attacked and zimmerman fired his gun in self tdefense. one will be someone screaming in the background. >> both said they believe it's trayvon martin heard screaming in the background. they have not said whether george zimmerman will take the stand in his own defense. he believes it's life in prison if convicted. >> arthur aidala will have more about the case. >> first degree weather update with maria molina. >> she is live in huntington, new york with the big daddy golf classic today. >> that's right. we are out here for big daddy's golf classic which raises money for brain aneurysm research. more on that on the fox and friends show. we have to get to the weather. we have extreme weather to tell you about across the entir

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i am marianne rafferty now back to "huckabee" for the latest headlines log on to foxnews.com.ent plans to build a mall in the square. now back to huckabee. >>> this summer the president is going to be touring the country, trying to sell obamacare all over again. well, could it be because polls continue to show that his healthcare overhaul is unpopular with most americans? a new fox news poll shows 55% oppose obamacare. that's compared to only 40% who are in favor of it. even members of congress including a lot of the democrats are contemplating quitting because of the premiums under the law. one of the problems of obamacare, though, and it doesn't even tackle a real issue, the outrageous hospital costs we face. let me take a look at you with some examples of what hospitals charge for medicines and supplies compared to what they would cost at the local drugstore or buying them online. we bought this box of sterile gauze pads for 7.50 at a nearby drugstore but some hospitals charge patients $77 for them. this antibiotic retail here, for about $6 a tube. guess what hospitals char

i am marianne rafferty. now back to "huckabee." . for the latest headlines log on to foxnews.com. >>> andre harris is a former department of justice civil rights attorney, and he recently was the executive director of the public employees relations board of the district of columbia. he resigned just last week in protest, he says, because board members repeatedly urged that white and right of center applicants not be hired. andre, i'm delighted to have you here. you quit because you thought some things were happening that just weren't right. tell me what happened at the agency that you just decided was more than you wanted to be a part of. >> well, on november the 8th, 2012, in a meeting at the agency, several board members said things that i found offensive. one of the things was that i should refrain from hiring white attorneys in the office to fill the attorney adviser positions and that i should refrain from hiring a person who they deemed right of center or conservative, a female, erin wilcox, and that i should not hire her. i to

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm marianne rafferty.al prosecutors charging edward snowden with espionage and theft, the contractor who leaked documents about secret surveillance programs. snowden has admitted to providing information to the media. he's believed to be in the hong kong. some lawmakers there saying the any of the should decide if he should be extradite to the u.s. >> a small texas town, devastated by a fertilizer plant explosion in april, now suing the suppliers and owners, with unspecified damages. they supplied agricult yurl ammonium grade at the plant. 15 people were killed, many of them firefighters. now back to "on the record." mar back to "on the record." for your latest news go to foxnews.com. >>> this week nsa director general keith alexander staunchly defending the government's programs. the secret surveillance has foiled dozens of terror plots. >> i believe we have achieved this security in a relative safety in the way it does not compromise the civil liberties of our citizens. >> does the nsa have the ability t

>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm marianne rafferty.xplosion in a chemical plant in louisiana, at dandville, killing one worker in a plant that produces nitrogen. reporters were reportedly running gas through hose when is the pressure became too much. nearby, a chemical plant explosion killed two workers. iran's reformist-backed presidential candidate, surging to a wide lead with 52%. nearly 3 times the vote of his closest competitor. the strong margin may be enough to avoid a two-person runoff next friday. if he wins, he would replace ahmadinejad who has been the president since 2005. now back it "on the record." for your latest headlines, log on to foxnews.com. record." for the most up to date news, log on to foxnews.com. >>> one scandal after another from irs targeting to spying. who ended up most bruised and battered politically? senior political analyst brit hume joins us. nice to see you. >> nice to be here. irs scandal made strange bedfellows, ran paul and michael kucinich. >> if you get out there far enough, the scandal has hit

. >>> i'm marianne rafferty, now back to "on the record."r latest news go to foxnews.com. >>> this week nsa director general keith alexander staunchly defending the government's programs. the secret surveillance has foiled dozens of terror plots. >> i believe we have achieved this security in a relative safety in the way it does not compromise the civil liberties of our citizens. >> does the nsa have the ability to listen to american's phone calls or read their e-mails under these two programs? >> no, we do not have that authority. >> does the technology exist at the nsa to flip a switch by some analyst to listen to americans' phone calls and read i'ms? >> no. in recent years these programs together with other ill ten jealous programs have protected our all lies from terrorist threats across the globe to include helping prevent the potential terrorist events over 50 times since 9/11. >> does the nsa read the text messages of american citizens? >> again, we do not target the content of u.s. personal communications without a specific washlt an