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>> i guess i would have expected more contrition from mike morrell. somebody who when he was quizzed about this in front of the house and senate committees didn't cop to the fact he was the one who did most of the edits to the talking points. when james clapper was asked this, morrell sat silently next to clapper and said i was the one who made most of the changes. clapper said he didn't know. there were answers repeatedly that he didn't know. i guess i would have expected more contrition. he mentioned it, but he didn't apologize as much as he ought to have. and he testified emphatically that he provided those talking point to the white house just for their awareness, not for coordination. now, the e-mails that were released, 100 pages of e-mails released last fall, clearly show that the white house was coordinating with morrell, with the cia, and that he hadn't just provided them for awareness. today, in his testimony this afternoon or this morning, he said in fact that he provided the talking points for the white house's final coordination, so he cl

it makes no sense, the same people upset, hearing mike morrell testify right now, saying that he did not take their information seriously and took analysts seriously said don't investigate. they're upset, there are a lot of questions now because you've heard a couple of members on the democratic side say they have not heard any testimony, for example, that people asked for help and that comes into question. there's going to be a lot of questions and holdin householdim the testimony. they would have you believe that the white house came to the conclusion this was a protest that everybody was telling them it wasn't. john? >> they weren't worth listening to the people on the ground, at least the people you're talking to? >> exactly. >> adam howsley, joining us live. thank you. /we'll get back to the hearing now, the house select committee on intelligence quizzing mike morrell, the former acting director of the ceo. apple. >> a serious intell product that you brought up on the 13th. >> so i don't remember, i don't remember saying that there was a protest when -- at the deputies, on the 1

mike morrell also pushed back on the notion that he made his e t edits to the now infamous talks pointst president obama and hillary clinton. but what he said today on capitol hill raises new

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mccain, graham, ayotte, gowdy, challenging the fbi director mike morrell. ing us is mike rogers, chairman of the house select intelligence committee. do you think that would work? >> the last investigation in the senate cost $44 million. that was the detention report. 44 million. i'm not sure that they would rehash what we have done in the intel committee. we have done 4,000 pages of document review. interviewed everybody in the intelligence lane on the ground. now the next step has to be the coordination between intelligence, house foreign affairs and defense. that working group is together. >> chairman, get people to talk, and knowing they could be looking at jail. >> all those committee chairman have subpoena power. the most important part of this investigation was to clear up, where was the intelligence, did they know something different? the most compelling piece of the morrell system was that he said in fact he told the white house there was another report, that in fact it was not a demonstration. and they continued to hold that narrative. so we've got

for the first time mike morrell will testify publically in front of the house intelligence committee.elly wright is live with the latest. what can we expect to hear today? >> former deputy director will be facing tough questions on the hill today. this is a day for him to set the record staraight about what happened in benghazi. the allegation that he disregarded the information from the top cia officer on the ground from benghazi who stated there was no protest leading up to the attack on the u.s. conflict. he sent an e-mail two-days after the attack to morrell and other leadership. the chief wrote the attacks were quote not an escalation of protest. it said ambassador susan rice was giving talking points that she used on sunday's show appearances stating the attacks were an escalation over protests over a controversial video about mohammed. the house intelligence committee hopes to find out who is responsible for that. >> clearly what's happened is something happened. the folks on the ground -- the cia people were telling the states people you need to change your configuration. it i

. >> rose: recently mike morrell. we were talking about torture. he said an interesting thing. he said at one point after he was in charge of it, mohamed had been used in enhance interrogation they would say. he went back, he went back and said don't dare mention the courier, don't dare mention the courier. >> mohamed said that, yes. >> rose: it was said on this program. >> i heard that he was reticent about it or one of them was reticent about the courier. didn't realize he actually said that. that's how they put two and two together, yes. >> rose: that's how they did it, yes. one person said one thing and another person said another thing and in between, rather than -- >> and then we tried to trace the courier and his family. and so he with a sent a local stringer up to the mountain because i knew i would get stopped trying to go to the mountains which is where they're from originally. the courier left the mountains and left and moved to kuwait. but we wanted to find out. so he did find people who knew the families. but he immediately got into trouble with the isi and told to

lawmakers dragging former cia boss mike morrell to the hill to get to what happened, but not everyonet. >> -- testimony, and you have an excuse for everything. >> at best, it's misleading by omission what you did that day, and continue to do. >> i have not seen any evidence that anyone lied. >> never-ending benghazi hearings, quite frankly, have become a very costly distraction. >> the chief intelligence correspondent katherine herridge, did anything get moved today? >> neil, the former deputy cia director's appearance, it was his first public testimony on the benghazi talking points. it was ultimately filled with awkward explanations, frustration, and pointed accusations. >> you made significant substantive changes for the white house, whether it was on behalf, we don't know. but we know you are the one who made those changes. >> ma'am, if you look at the record, what you will see is the changes i made were fully consistent with what our analysts believed at the time, period. >> reporter: morell told the committee he gave more weight to the intelligence assessment at headquarters by

. >> i want to talk first about the testimony from mike morrell, who you work with at the time to timeup to 2009. he -- at the cia up to the time in 2009. he said in the days after benghazi, the station chief in libya repeatedly told him this was a terror attack. but, he says, he overruled the chief and went with analysts at cia headquarters in langley who said, no, it was a protest that spou spun out of control. question -- how unusual is it to disregard your own man in the field? >> you give a lot of weight to your man in the field. keep in mind, our man in the field was more than 500 miles away from the incident, as well. >> he was in tripoli, not benghazi. >> that's right. michael's view is the totality of information that analysts had tilted it toward the analyst's version. michael mentioned something very importance in his testimony -- that he let the white house and state department know that saturday morning that the chief of station had a dissenting view. and in my view, that gave a certain confidence level to the white house and to the state department. in other words, there

i want to talk to you first about the testimony from mike morrell who you worked with at the cia up to 2009. he says in the days after benghazi the station chief in libya repeatedly told him that this was a terror attack but he says he overruled the station chief and went with the analyst back at cia headquarters in langley who said, no, it was a protest that spun out of control. question, how unusual is that to disregard your own man in the field? >> look, you give a lot of weight to your man in the field. keep in mind, our man in the field was more than 500 miles away from the incident as well. >> he was in tripoli, not benghazi. >> exactly right. so michael knew the ftotality o the information the analyst had turned him to the station version. chris, michael mentioned something very important he left the white house and the state department know that saturday morning that the chief of station had a dissenting view. in my view, that gave a certain confidence level to the white house and to the state department and in other words, there were a range of views here. so be careful before

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members alleged morrell misled them by insisting the talking points were for the white house's awareness and not for their input. >> the chairman of the intelligence committee in the house, mikes,etiring. how is that going to affect anything if it does? >> he's a former fbi case officer, what you can expect is pretty aggressive questioning tomorrow. based on my reporting, morrell has to deconflict his previous statements to the satisfaction of the members. he's also got to answer whether he really downplayed the reporting of the cia station chief, and that, if people say is not to their satisfaction, he could face perjury charges in this case. >> we'll be following it. thank you. >>> still ahead, for one state obamacare exchange, it's back to the drawing board. first, while trial lawyers seem to have very little objection to democratic party politics. ♪ geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. your hepatitis c.forget it's slow moving, you tell yourself. i have time. after all there may be no symptoms for years. no wonder you try to push it to the back of your mind and forget it. but here's something you shouldn't forget. hepatitis c is a serious disease. if left untreat

mike morel, taking heated and pointed question on the hill. a brand-new hour of "hq." welcome. >> hi, i'm sandra smith. the fireworks on whether mr. mo morrell bowed to pressure on the attacks that took four american lives. let's get back to michele bachmann asking questions. >> if we don't take the totality of the information about something this important. until we get it right. this wasn't just in the immediate two days afterwards. the president of the united states, two weeks later, in front of the united nations, continued the false narrative that it was a youtube video that was responsible for what happened. as a matter of fact, that film maker went to jail for a year and he was the only scapegoat while the thugs and criminals in benghazi are still wandering the streets. he's the only one that has ever gone to jail. no wonder the american people are absolutely upset about this because how interesting that at the u.n., the number one agenda identify imof the oic was to criminalize any speech in any country h somehow insults the prophet muhammad. why is it our president and secretary of state continue to put forward was parallel to the a