the christmas day attack is senior fellow and director of the terrorism project, walid farrah and mike baker also a host on fox news.com at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. thanks for being here, gentlemen. i'll begin with you, mike. what do you make of this? too little too late? why are we getting this information so late? >> it is odd. it seems to be behind the curve. we have been talking about the al-qaeda links for abumutallab since it happened. this is a tightly controlled micromanaged administration and the inner circle is very small. at first janet napolitano comes out with her unusual message that the system is working. i can't imagine anybody actually leaves that that was just her acting on her own. i suspect that any mess thank goes out at that level of the cabinet gets cleared through rahm emanuel or david axelrod. >> you don't think she takes ownership of that gap? >> now, she has to. some people calling for her job. enough is enough. this is a problem as we just heard that concerns all of us and shouldn't be a bipartisan issue but the current administration, they have to own it and i th

mike: we talk about it. david potter. a nice 45% from three. caught that in rhythm, squared up. a beautiful shot. >> tim: and one of a baker's for clemson on the night. >> mike: that was evidence of that, a guy that anticipated the drive right and picked up the foul. >> tim: booker, over plumlee. gets the roll. trevor wanted a foul, too. did not get it. >> mike: a left-handed player wants to get that on the right block. >> tim: what great hustle play by tanner smith. did not get the turnover but a wonderful hustle play. the tigers just won't go away, will they? down 12, with over 10:00 remaining. shot 17% from the floor in the first half. thomas, that's a wonderful play, all leather by trevor booker. and smith and plumlee get tied up. the foul will go against duke. miles plumlee, his first. here's the look. >> mike: lance thomas was so open. he had the one dribble on him. i think demontez stitt came in and got the block. here's the look. kind of a late wave in there by scheyer. most times, you give him a dribble and that kind of space in the low paint, he's going to score. >> tim: trevor working on getting closer in double-d