mr. maxwell was accusing mrs.f sanitizing documents before they were turned over to the state department's accountability review board. the position is the accountability review board had access to everything it needed, unfettered access to everything it needed. marie harf who wasn't present during the first term in answering questions about this does couldn't answer whether the arb, the accountability review board, couldn't possibly know what it didn't have access to. one point about this matter, democrats on the house oversight committee, which has previously investigated benghazi, have noted that mr. maxwell was formally interviewed by that panel with a transcript prepared and despite many opportunities to do so, he never disclosed this shocking scene of obstructions of justice by high level state department officials that he claims to have witnessed. that omission will ensure that if and when mr. maxwell testifies before the house benghazi committee, he will face some rough sledding in cross examination. >> wh

mr. maxwell, take a listen. >> i did talk to mr. maxwell.n apprehension on his behalf that if he came forward, that there would be retribution, which is understandable. a lot of witnesses have that concern. but, in fairness, if you were going to examine mr. maxwell why didn't you come forward sooner' and you would also ask him who else was in the room that cane your f what happened? and that's the only way i know to run an investigation. who else can tell us whether this happened or not and then go interview them. >> so, it sounds like it's going to be pretty in methodical. >> i was glad he was bringing skepticism to the side that would presumably enhance the case that republicans were making, that's a story that raymond maxwell is telling that he was, that they witnessed this. and trey gowdy saying in effect look, we are not buying it. we are going to investigate it we are going to make sure that it's true or determine whether it's true or not. i thought he said several things like that. that was what was notable it. it was devoid of politi

mr. maxwell's allegations will certainly be a part of what we're doing. i'm confident that mr. maxwell will come before the hearing. >>> up next, vice president biden on hillary clinton's heels and the key presidential state of iowa hey. first here's some of what our fox affiliates across the country are covering tonight. a skunk wearing a beer can. police in oxford say the skunk was spotted near a fraternity house. an animal control officer was able to remove the can from the skunk without getting sprayed. yes, they're covering that. fox affiliates all over the country are running this video of a 3-year-old boy breaking military protocol to ski his mom. she had been deployed to afghanistan for the last nine months along with nearly 100 of her fellow national guard members. >>> here's a live look at phoenix, the big story there tonight, more rain for arizona. the remnants of tropical storm odeal are moving across the state. phoenix will get soaked, we're told. tucson is expected to get up to fi five inches of rain. that's a live look at outside the belt way. our special report w

mr. maxwell is part of that mosaic.e'll look forward to talking to him and every single person we can get our hands on that has relevant facts about the night four americans were killed in benghazi. bill: you go upon break friday and you go home to campaign. mr. maxwell testify after the mid-terms? >> i'm confident mr. max well will come before the committee. bill: to our viewers at home stay with us. we'll see what happens, 10:00 a.m. eastern time. martha: adrian peterson taken off the field after being put back on it hours earlier. what's going on here as he faces allegations of not one, but two incidents of child abuse. the big money nfl sponsors are starting to weigh in. martha: armed and dangerous. a new suspect in the ambush of two state troopers. >> green is not in custody. he's at large, armed and considered extremely dangerous. bill: police stepping up the manhunt in the case after man who shot two state troopers in pennsylvania. friends and family describe the suspect as a sharp shooting survivalist. >> the in

mr. maxwell an opportunity to say what he perceived to happen. is he going to have to give us the names of the other people involved. we are going to give them an opportunity to say whether or not they have a different perspective. it's going to be an investigation and if there is a dispute as to what happened, we'll let your audience decide who has more credibility. but we're going to talk to everybody who has access to information. >> chairman, thank you for joining us. thank you, sir. >> yes, ma'am, thank you. >> marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi stuck in a mexican prison. two marines have a new plan to get president obama's attention. it's unusual but it may work. that's coming up. vicious murder raising new fears of jihad right here in america. the interview you will only see here "on the record." the grief stricken parents of a murdered new jersey teen. >> this is seton hall the cross field. tonight you will meet the parents of brendan testify loan, they will tell you why loan, they will tell you why they want the cross who's going to do i

mr. maxwell's report as well. >> certainly need to. >> we'll hear both sides on it. see you. >> thank you, megyn. joining me democratic presidential campaign contributor. mr. maxwell's story proves true, is that a game changer here, joe? >> well, if it proves true, yes. but he testified under oath already and never brought this up. and even in the report to sheryl attkisson, he didn't say this happened. he said it may have happened. he wasn't sure what they were doing. >> well, he describes that quote i just read is directly from him about how he walked in the room and they were doing this and had that verbal exchange. >> right. first of all, even pulling things out so that you knew what was in there so that you understood what was -- is something that would happen anywhere. we don't know -- no, no, what i'm saying is, look, this is why you have the committee. they should look at it. if true, you're right, it would be a game changer. i don't believe it's true. the state department says it isn't. the clinton people deny it completely. >> what do you expect though? >>

mr. maxwell says, but that certainly would be a reason to pursue it further. that's what i would do. i would start getting those records. anyway, peter thank you very much for joining us. >> it was my pleasure.[çhf÷ >> all right, let's go off the record for a minute. the secret service did a lousy

mr. raymond maxwell has already been deposed by the select committee. look for him as one of the first witnesses. >> from something that is not going to be sitting well with the american people now that they're hearing about it, because they didn't on the other networks last night to this. completely tasteless story. urban outfitters selling a throw back, a kent state sweatshirt with bloodstains on it. apologized saying this is not what they wanted for publicity but to go back to 1970 and allude to a time when four students shot dead, nine injured after 150 were being called to go to war and the college was going to be shut down at the time because of the they the. they said this happens to be the natural wearing of the sweatshirt. >> you notice the natural red. i guess it sold like crazy until it got pulled back. >> one person who purchased it was attempting to sell it for ten times the amount on ebay. >> urban outfitters has a history of coming out with t-shirts they think are clever and they put them on the market and then have to apologize for them.

mr. maxwell you would ask hem why didn't you come forward and wholes else was in the room hoch corroborate your version of what happened. that's the on way i know to run an investigation. holes can tell us whether this happened and go independent them. jim jordan was in the room and he's with us today. raymond maxwell worked at the state department and apparently he's got quite a story to tell. what did you learn yesterday? >> we learned the arb panel was not in any way independent. todd kyle with whom up served 23 years in the state department. he was on the security detail for christopher and albright. he says the independent' commission was anything but. bill: who picked the arb? who picked that panel? >> the reason it's not independent is it was hand picked. if you are being investigated you don't typically get to pick your investigators and also call it interest. bill: true or false. the state department denied multiple requests by personnel on the ground for additional security. >> true. and it's worse. they were not only allowed additional help coming to benghazi, it was reduced. bi

mr. maxwell did not bring that to our attention when we interviewed him.nterviewed him extensively. extensively. and so, that is my answer to that. anybody else? yes. >> for a few months i know you've had conversations, obviously, with the chairman. is there any indication in those conversations between staff that this is going to be more substantive than i think a lot of you and your colleagues expect? is there any indication, i know, obviously, you want an outline, a plan. is there anything else that gives you some promise that this will uncover something? >> well, you know, when we -- and staff put together this website that we have been talking on this morning, as we went through it, we discovered that the questions had been answered. and my colleagues did an outstanding job of talking about that. we're not sure exactly where we're going.c again, the -- you must keep in mind, the republicans are in charge.yzÑ and so we'll -- but one thing that we don't want, is we don't want to be going over things that have been asked and answered in this time of aust

mr. maxwell. these are very serious allegations, they are just that, allegations. deserves an opportunity to say what his perspective was and i deserve the right on behalf of my fellow citizens who ask him who else was present. who can corroborate or contradict your account of what happened, but make no mistake, chad, the allegation is incredibly serious. so to the extent that people were accused of things that were improper, they deserve the right to defend themselves and give their perspective and he deserves the right and my fellow citizens deserve the opportunity to hear from all of them and they can judge who they believe is telling the truth and who isn't. >> jim, that sounds pretty much like a lawyer giving someone a presumption of innocence, waiting to hear. >> actually kind of reassures me to see republicans -- you know, this is an explosive allegation but it is only an allegation. i don't know if it necessarily helps republicans or those of us who feel like we haven't gotten the whole story on benghazi to seize every allegation that confirms our story lin

mr. maxwell, who said that there was -- there were efforts to go through the documents and see which ones were going to go to the a.r.b. and which ones weren't, and if that is true, if they have testimony that backs that up, that's going to be really explosive. >> all right. brett, we'll be watching tonight's special report. thank you, sir. >> okay. >>> among the americans killed in the benghazi attack, sean smith, an information management officer with the united states foreign service. his uncle, michael ingmeyer was in today's hearing, and he joins me now live. sir, i know that you want to be at these hearings, and our hearts go out to you because the loss never ever gets easier as each day passes. what did you learn? >> yes, you know, but we're fighting for the memory of my nephew and his honor. i definitely feel proud of today because we had actually a cooperative body that's an exacting investigative body, and, you know, i was the first family member to ask for a select he committee, so this is the fulfillment of a circle for me. it's the start of another circle. >> all right. so do

mr. maxwell tells her he saw. >> he heard people speaking of it so he decided to check it out for himselfhe came in on a sunday underneath the jogger's entrance and asked the office director who technically works for him but he had not been consulted about her assignment and she said according to him we are to separate any documents that could be embarrassing to the 7th floor and the front office. that's being secretary of state hillary clinton and her advisors. he asked her isn't that's unethical and she replied, ray, those are our orders. martha: joining me now, doug schoen and rich lowry. both fox news con trit tributers. these are serious allegations. when you are asked for all documents, you must turn over in these situations all documents. you don't get the discretion to separate out the ones that might be incriminating and the ones that aren't. where are we with this, rich? >> it's completely explosive if it's true and it can be established. this will be top-level hillary aids obstructing this investigation into an attack against our ambassador and united states interests. the sele

mrs. clinton's investigation. >> these are very serious allegations, they are just what, allegations. he deserves an opportunity to say what his perspective was, and i deserve the right to ask who else was president. >> robert maxwella former deputy assistant secretary of state has first hand information about an effort in the fall of 2012 describing the state department's benghazi documents of damaging information that would implicate state leadership. the investigation is in its early stages, there was homing evidence that benghazi was a preplanned and premeditated terrorist attack. the former acting director of the cia michael morrell who edited the talking points will be called as witnesses. >> i thought the scrubbing of the talking points was intentional. i'm going to give him a -- i have never had a chance to question mr. morrell, i have heard other people question him. but i would ask different questions and i will have an opportunity to do that at some point. >> today democrats on the select committee unveiled the new website that takes aim at the ten most common questions that they say have already been answered and the first public hearing is tomorrow, brett. >>> it was one year ago today that a governmen

mr. schiff just talked about the three contractors that had been interviewed. they come out with the standout allegations. not bring maxwell did that to our attention when we interviewed him. we interviewed him extensively. and so, that is my answer to that. >> you have had conversations obviously with the chairman. is there any of her station -- indication in those conversations that this is going to be more substantive than i think you expect? is there any indication, i know, obviously, you want an outline, a plan. is there something to give you promise that this will uncover when we put together this website that we have been talking on this morning, as we went through it, we discovered that the questions had been answered. sure exactly where we are going. you must keep in mind, the republicans are in charge. one thing we do not want, is we do not want to be going over things that happened asked and answered in this time of austerity. we do not want to be wasting taxpayer dollars after we have arbseven reports and the has gone through it essentially. thousands upon thousands of hours going through documents, appearing a