why hasn't morrell been fired like miller? second question armed teams on the night christopher stephens and three other americans were killed by terrorists. why didn't those teams help the ambassador? very specifically, why didn't they help? next question. when exactly, mr. president, were you convinced the benghazi attack was generated by organized terrorists and not by a spontaneous mob? two weeks after the attack still1 you were still referencing an anti-muslim video when you were just told days after the fact by your own national security people that al qaeda was most likely linked to the killing of the ambassador. finally, why was it necessary to seize phone records from the associated press? why? again, simple question hes. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction. with us one the stars of the five bob beckel. am i asking too much? the president is going to have a press conference tomorrow. shouldn't he answer each and every one of those questions? >> i think he ought to answer a lot of those questio

why hasn't morrell been fired like miller? second question armed teams on the night christopher stephens and three other americans were killed by terrorists. why didn't those teams help the ambassador? very specifically, why didn't they help? next question. when exactly, mr. president, were you convinced the benghazi attack was generated by organized terrorists and not by a spontaneous mob? two weeks after the attack still1 you were still referencing an anti-muslim video when you were just told days after the fact by your own national security people that al qaeda was most likely linked to the killing of the ambassador. finally, why was it necessary to seize phone records from the associated press? why? again, simple question hes. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction. with us one the stars of the five bob beckel. am i asking too much? the president is going to have a press conference tomorrow. shouldn't he answer each and every one of those questions? >> i think he ought to answer a lot of those questio

director michael morrell after a white house meeting september 15. top c.i.a. officials told us morrell's changes coincidentally reflected those expressed by top state department officials. senior u.s. intelligence officials told us that c.i.a. did not want to compromise the f.b.i. investigation by suggesting, even by implication, who might have been involved. and, scott, senior u.s. intelligence officials also tell us that they wanted to protect classified information already developed on possible culprits. >> pelley: more on this tomorrow. major, thank you very much. how much would someone pay for a perfect diamond? we'll show you. america's future warplane makes a historic flight. and at the vatican, it's a bird in hand. when the cbs evening news continues. with my friends, we'll do almost anything. out for drinks, eats. i have very well fitting dentures. i like to eat a lot of fruits. love them all. the seal i get with the super poligrip free keeps the seeds from getting up underneath. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc

and morrell took the heat for taking the edits out. those are not unimportant things. by the way, 100 e-mails is a lot of e-mails on one event that happens over the course of a day. >> it's a lot of e-mails for you. but the thing that you said that i want to go back to, bob, what you admitted to a while ago is that this was about covering up something in order to win an election. that, to me, is bigger than anything. it's why you push the video, to prevent people from saying it was a terrorist attack, which would have hurt obama's credibility in the reelection. that's the scandal. that was a political move. >> yeah. >> that politicized the death of four people. you have to admit, that's awful. >> it is awful. but i would tell you when you're in the middle of a reelection campaign for president, bad information is kept out of circulation as much as you can possibly do it. and that's the way it is. that's the politics of it. it may be the wrong thing to do. it may be horrible but you have to accept it. as a politician, i accept it. >> i maintain it wouldn't have mattered

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definitely morrell vent to mention the -- more relevant the fast-food joint. you know what i would like to focus on? this. see, it is getting worse. now there are more cats. now it is polygamy and inter species whatever. >> thank you whoever you are. moynihan -- >> that's not my name. you were shaken up by the cat scene. >> i smell a new porn. i would invest. >> that's andy's sunday. do you think it is a post decision to mention chick fillet and the membership was arbitrary? >> yes. i don't know why they did that. besides it is the shocking news that a story that is making the administration look bad is being touted by people on the other side. it is a shocking bit of news. the one tiny thing i will come to the defense on one thing. the people who run the twitter accounts at like newspapers and magazines tend to be the lowest person on the todum pole. it is a excuse and a nonstory. they say people care about benghazi are republicans is what thisy are saying. they shop at wal-mart. >> they do the shorthand stuff and red neck people who hate gays basically is wh

it was mike morrell at the c.i.a. >> hopefully what we get out of yet another hearing on benghazi isat congress still hasn't acted on providing enough funds to make sure embassieses-- embassies are secure so that people still don't have the funds they need to make sure they're waking sure another benghazi doesn't happen. maybe that's the positive by-product of another benghazi hearing. >> bill: and yet the chairman, chairman darrell issa has promised yet another -- at least one more benghazi hearing. >> i'm sure there will be at least one more benghazi hearing from the committee. it is a shame because i think congress can walk and chew gum at the same time. we should be dealing with jobs and the economy which we're not. this week we're going to vote for the 37th time to repeal affordable care act but we're not dealing with substantive jobs legislation. we haven't passed a national budget. all of the things we should be doing, we get lost on issuens like benghazi. >> bill: tomorrow, i believe it is the ways and means committee, not your committee that will be holding the first hearing

it may be the case that deputy director mike morrel was typing in what he has being told by policymakerse state department but make no mistake, they were pushing the suggestions. it's documented in these emails and internal administration documents. i cannot for the life of me understand why he is insisting and why others sympathetic to the administration are insisting do what they plainly did. >> chris: it was 12 versions. we only made ma aide stylistic change to the last version. that was the 12th version. we know that rhodes was a top official called this deputies' meeting to get them work out the differences. the state clearly trying to protect itself against statements of fact that had been made by the c.i.a. >> i'm trying to reconcile all these things. the position that carney is trying to defend, ben rhodes may have concerted all that but the only thing that we wrote at the white house was the one stylistic change. >> chris: made only one change? >> fair enough. what i'm saying it doesn't matter. when you are explaining in politics you are losing. jay carney is explaining. he is n

bargaining power in the relationship so workers can join together and negotiate with their boss on morrellual footing. that gives them the ability to get a larger paychecks and things like benefits like healthcare and retirement. why do i think they do a bad job? why do they negotiate higher pay because i work harder than the other guys in my union and i have an incentive to work harder. >> well, if you don't like the union you can go to reject their contract vote to de certify the union that means get rid of the union. you can also work for a different employer. you have lots of choices. but when you work for an employer for example they have requirements. they often require you to wear particular uniform or they have to monitor your key strokes on a computer. when you work for an employer there are certain obligations that come with that. if you happen to work for a unionized employers one of the obligations is pay for the cost of representation. >> says the law in about half of the state but the employer may not want that the worker may not want it. what if the union negotiates stupid w

you are going to find morrell at the cia is probably the guy that screwed up the benghazi stuff. and some state department person said no security-to-security. i think you will find that. in the irs thing here are the irs pinheads they let these guys run wild. why would obama know anything about a cincinnati op. it seems to me it's going to go on and on and on until he gets out of office and he we get a new president. >> bill, i'm going to look past this president for a moment and realize, for example, with benghazi we have three questions that have to be answered. one, how are we going to keep future state departments from failing to provide sufficient security in facilities and people for men and women in harm's way? two, how are we going to have answers when they do get attacked so there is immediate attempt at least to rescue them. three, when there is a report, a credible report from the both the ambassador before he was killed and the number two immediately that this is a terrorist attack how do we see gets the american people or at least. >> bill: i don't know if you lemmi

mike morrell, who was the deputy director, signed off on this one.etraeus finally saw the final version of the talking points, this is the saturday afternoon before susan rice's appearances on the sunday shows. he looks at these and says they're essentially useless. and direct quote from his e-mail. he says, i would just as soon not use them. but it's their call, meaning the white house's call. >> and they got the talking points out there. george will, is this going to last? is this going to have a lasting effect as an unacceptable way to do business at the white house? >> a week ago, mr. carney, who's usefulness to this administration is diminishing quickly, he said, a week ago, it was a long time ago. this is a live issue. we know three things. mr. hicks, the night of the attack, speaking from libya, said pretty much what it was. an armed interaction. not a movie review conducted with rocket-propelled grenades and mortars. five days later on this morning and on four other sunday morning programs, the idea of a boisterous movie review was still the

there are e-mails from the cia director at the time, david petraeus, the deputy director, mike morrell. as well as e ma-mails written b top people at the white house as well as members at the state department. >> you mean there's been some revision now in what we know to be the case, that ansar sharia, the al qaeda group in south africa was somehow erased? take that one. the initial version of the talking points to be used by susan rice referenced ansar sharia, al qaeda group in north africa. that was taken out and the cia says now that didn't influence our information on what had happened, a lack of a terrorist reference? >> they are saying the use of the word "extremists" according to senior administration officials was a reference to terrorists in some form. it continued to have reference to spontaneous protests that had been taking place there. according to senior administration officials, their assertion is they're not using al qaeda or reference to ansar al sharia, sort of commonly referred to as an affiliate of al qaeda though some people would insist otherwise. nonetheless it i

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a line about a warning from the cia to the embassy in egypt, but then-deputy cia director michael morrellssed that line out. and then his boss comes up, david petraeus, then cia director, and says that line was really important. here's the crossed-out part: >> r eporter: now, earlier in these documents state department spokeswoman victoria nuland raised a red flag about a line that said there were indications islamic extremists participated in the violent demonstration in libya. so she mailed. the line about knowing will come back to us at the podium. how do we know who they were, etc., so i'll need answers to those if we deploy that line. thank. and, bill, the last changes to these talking points that we've seen took place less than 24 hours before ambassador rice hit those five sunday shows. bill: we we have heard from republicans they're not satisfied with release of these documents. what are they looking for now? >> reporter: we're hearing that a lot of republicans just think that the white house is still sitting on thousands of pages of documents. yesterday's release was only 100 pag

senior administration officials, however, said it was deputy cia director mike morrell who actually made the changes by hand. the e-mails show that all 12 versions of the talking points said the attack was, quote, spontaneously inspired by protests in cairo, something that turned out not to be true. >> okay, jon, that is the irs controversy. the benghazi controversy and attorney general eric holder facing questions in this leak investigation whether the justice department went too far in seizing the phone records of the associated press. >> reporter: here at the white house you can tell there is a real concern about that. they have no control over that. they can't interfere with that investigation but the president has come out now to say he wants congress to pass a shield law which at least in theory could protect journalists from this in the future. >> overall the week started out so tough for the white house and you saw all that action yesterday. do they feel like they have this under control? >> reporter: i think they feel a lot better now than they did 24 hours ago, george. the resp