mr. pompeo would answer this, too. is that true? >> you don't see that t-shirt on me and you've never seen that bumper sticker on my vehicles and you've never heard me comment on that. >> reporter: can you shed any light on that invective? >> have you read it? >> reporter: i'm asking you. >> i'm asking you to read it. i'm asking you to read it. i'm not going to tell you what to be on the lookout for. i'm going to tell you there's new information and it fundamentally changes the way i view what happened before, during and after but who was it ben rose that said reporters literally know nothing. was that right? is that what ben rhodes said? i don't believe that. i trust you to read the report for yourself and draw your own conclusion. you're going to write your report. >> reporter: you're the expert. what do you think? do you think she lied? >> i'm not going to assign -- that's a word you couldn't use in a courtroom. i know this. i want you to contrast the information and the evidence that was available on the evening of september 11.

mr. pompeo would answer this, is that true?ve never seen that t-shirt on me or seen that bumper sticker on my vehicles or never heard me comment on that. >> reporter: does your report shed light on that? >> have you read it? >> reporter: i'm asking you. i have not had time. >> i'm asking you to read it. i'm asking you to read it. i'm not going to tell you what to be on the lookout for. i'm going to tell you there's new information. and it fundamentally changes the way i view what happened before, during and after. but i -- who was it, ben rhodes said reporters don't know nothing. i don't believe that. i trust you to read the report for yourself and draw your own conclusion. you're going to write your report. >> reporter: you're the expert, what do you think? do you think she lied? >> i'm not going to assign. that's a word you can't use in a courtroom. i know this, i want you to contrast the information and the evidence that was available on the evening of september 11th. look at the full body of evidence that was available. and

mr. pompeo of kansas. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 34 printed in house report 114-623, offered by mr. desantis of florida. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 7 3, the gentleman from florida, mr. desantis, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. desantis: mr. speaker, as we've seen with stark clarity recently, islamic jihadists are on the march not only abroad but here at home. i think once we have individuals who we know are committed to this destructive ideology and waging war against the united states in our custody, like we have almost 80 of them at guantanamo bay now, that they remain in custody and we don't want to get in a situation where we're transferring these detainees unwittingly, simply because we're on an ideological mission to close guantanamo bay. this facility is a key part of our strategy to keep -- to fight the war on terror. now, the obama administration recently admitted they were not seeking to use an executive order

mr. pompeo address that? is hillary clinton's leadership morally reprehensible?is. >> absolutely. >> so there you see, kate, the division playing out in full time, trey gowdy going that was not going to appear in the report and in fact the real report does not but right next to him his partner in someone who subscribed to that report goes hillary clinton's leadership is morally reprehensible. that reinforces the belief that many people on the democratic side have and even some that acknowledged on the right that this was done to have -- hone in on hillary clinton and her time at state. >> luke russert following all of it on capitol hill, luke, thanks so much. for more, let me bring in jack rice, international lawyer and former cia officer. nice to see you, thanks for being with us. >> of course. >> as a former cia officer, what do you think was the most significant thing out of today's report? >> well, hi think when we look at all of this we see the failures at the d.o.d., the cia, and at state department. but i think it's very, very clear that any time you're wo

mr. pompeo and i put together a report that we think supplements the good work in the full report.did that because we felt it is important to know what happened but also the why. why did it happen? and you look at every step of this, and i am convinced just assure as i'm standing here. it happened because of political concerns this administration had. why did we stay in benghazi when almost everyone else was leaving? why did they stay with the security posture and position was so dangerous? why did they mislead the american people? why did it take so long, making sure military went in civilian clothes and not uniforms? at the end it was political concerns that drove this. evidence strongly shows that that is what we outline in our report. as the chairman said i would encourage y'all to read both because i think it tells that story and that's something that shouldn't happen in a country as great as ours where political concerns dominate instead of telling people the truth in a straightforward fashion. >> america asks its citizens to go to dangerous places and to do difficult things.

mr. speaker. thank you. >>> coming up, more on the house select committee's report on benghazi. we'll get reaction from congressman mike pompeo and chris tanto peronto. he was one of the heroes that night. plus elizabeth warren hitting the campaign trail with hillary clinton. later tonight, we'll expose warren's controversial positions and why trump calls her pocahontas. all that and more tonight on "hannity." >>> i want her to apologize to me for calling me a liar on tv because this is clearly not true. and i want to know why my son was left to die, breathing in diesel smoke, which is the most horrible way to die. and she didn't do anything to stop it. she could have. she ought to be in -- in -- she see this woman in stripes. stripes because she lied in the different things that she did say were very, very, totally wrong. my son is dead because of her. i -- i -- i would like to talk to her. >> that was pat smith back in april. her son, sean, was one of the four americans killed during that attack in benghazi. joining us now is a member of the benghazi select committee, kansas congressman mike pompeo is with us. how many requ

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