he now go to the gentlelday from illinois, ms. kelly. thanktoo, would like to you for your service and your patients sitting here almost three hours. my condolences to the family. mr. hicks, i would like to ask you about your testimony about the flight from tripoli to benghazi. in your interview with the committee you explained that the first plane from tripoli to benghazi left on the night of the attack around 1:15 a.m. is that at -- is that correct question mark, no, it arrived in benghazi at 1:15. >> there was a security team including two oteri personnel? >> yes. >> a second flight left tripoli the next morning, september 12, ?etween 6:00 and 6:30 is that correct? >> i think the flight left a little later, but the timelines have not not -- merged to great extent, given time. >> you said four military personnel were told not to board that plane and this this call came from special operations command africa, is that correct? >> that's what i understand. >> you were asked if you knew what was the rationale that they were given that they

ms. kelly: thank you, mr. jeffries. this weekend three students very close to me celebrated college graduation. grace ben in it -- bennett, elizabeth -- these three young people represent the best and brightest we have to offer. congratulations, grace, amelia, and whitney. they are just three students who celebrated their college graduations this weekend. it's a joyous time but for some also a nervous time because more students than ever are walking across the stage weighed down by student loan debt. the cost for a college degree gone up. 2/3 of students graduate with an average student loan debt of $25,000. today, 37 million students are facing student loan debt and the total student loan debt burden tops $1.1 trillion. the mounting student debt is stunting the growth of a generation of graduates who are facing a tough job market and high student loan payments, are putting off key milestones such as buying a house, starting a family, which further stifles the country's economic recovery. the problem is most acute among

the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. kelly, for five minutes. ms. kelly: thank you, madam speaker. by now you have all heard of the terrible shooting that took place on sunday during the mother's day parade in new orleans. like all americans i was saddened to once again see a joyous public event marred by gun violence. yet as the mother's day shooting unfolded in new orleans, i was struck by another lesser known story about the toll of gp violence playing out more than 900 miles away in chicago. it is the story of love and loss told by the mothers of those killed by gun violence who are facing mother's day without their children perhaps for the first time. a group of these mothers gathered at a memorial outside of chicago to mourn and remember their children. as a mother who was blessed to spend the day with my children, their pain and anguish is unimaginable. for every mass shooting that grabs the headlines, there are dozens more that take place on america's streets every day that are leading a lost generation in their wake. yet in the national deba

ms. megyn kelly on outrageous situation. massachusetts not cooperating and telling the world about accused terrorist dzhokhar tsarnaev. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. . >> bill: factor follow up segment tent. as we reported last week a federal grand jury has indicted maryland officers, seven jailed inmates and five others in a major scandal at the baltimore city detention center. authorities say 3 of-year-old at a von white impregnated 4 prison guards and ran a drug operation out of the jail. maryland director of public safety gary maynard is in charge of that jail. nothing has happened to him. in fact, maryland governor martin o'malley is sticking up for maynard. >> i see these indictments as a very positive achievement and milestone in our fight to combat gangs and gang violence. >> bill: so it's positive. joining us now from baltimore, -- for "the baltimore sun." am i missing here mr. duncan? doesn't the buck stop with gary maynard he is in charge of this thing. the guy has been in four years shouldn't he be fir

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caller: i want to give a shadow to my teacher ms. kelly from clear spring. , question was, i was wondering the majority of the questions, i am wondering what they will be on, the majority. guest: that is a balance. and certainly we know the institutions -- congress, president, and the court, make up the majority of the multiple- choice questions. of those three, i would prepare for the president and congress questions the most but do not forsake the foundations, do not forsake federalism. attention tor public opinion, demographics of voters. you are doing the right thing studying with us this morning. guest: if you go to the website citizenu.org it provides insight into the vocabulary words and concepts students are expected to understand. it is a good place to study after the program. host: how long are students studying for usually for this? guest: for many we hope this is more than a class, this is a lifestyle. this is just the first step of a lifetime of studying american government politics. let's remember, the highest office in our g

kelly on a very important question. did attorney general eric holder legally, legally commit perjury? ms. megyn is next. >> bill: in the impact segment tonight u the kelly file, we have two very important situations to discuss with meg ms. megyn who joins us now. there is a sound wyatt bite and we are going to play it again. most people have heard it but we are going to play it again. it contradicts his own facts and he did this in front of congress. roll the tape. >> with regard to the potential prosecution of the press for the disclosure of material, that is not something that i have ever been involved and heard of or would think would be a wise policy. >> bill: all right, so he said that knowing that he signed off on a warrant for james rosen phone calls to be looked at. >> um-huh. >> bill: so it looks like he was not telling the truth. >> you have to parse the language. when you are talking about potential perjury charge which is what congress is now, the republicans in congress are looking into, it has to be specific. it can't just that was generally misleading what we know. it has to

kelly on a very important question. did attorney general eric holder legally, legally commit perjury? ms. megyn is next. >> bill: in the impact segment tonight u the kelly file, we have two very important situations to discuss with meg ms. megyn who joins us now. there is a sound wyatt bite and we are going to play it again. most people have heard it but we are going to play it again. it contradicts his own facts and he did this in front of congress. roll the tape. >> with regard to the potential prosecution of the press for the disclosure of material, that is not something that i have ever been involved and heard of or would think would be a wise policy. >> bill: all right, so he said that knowing that he signed off on a warrant for james rosen phone calls to be looked at. >> um-huh. >> bill: so it looks like he was not telling the truth. >> you have to parse the language. when you are talking about potential perjury charge which is what congress is now, the republicans in congress are looking into, it has to be specific. it can't just that was generally misleading what we know. it has to

ms. laura ingraham on another muslim act of terror causing big tension in london, england and later megyn kelly the james rosen situation. those reports after these those reports after these me >> bill: in the impact eggment tonight tensions running high in london after two muslim extremists murdered a british soldier right in the street. two in custody after being shot and wounded by police >> bill: today fomc framed the jihadist problem this way. >> the united states is not at war with islam, and this ideology is rejected by the vast majority of muslims. who are the most frequent victims of terrorist attacks. >> joining us now from washington ms. laura ingraham. on the heels of boston i think the world may be turning against the jihad after london thing, do you agree with that? >> yes, i agree, bill. this was so shocking, obviously occurring in daylight. the 25-year-old young man who was murdered has a 2-year-old son and he is being obviously remembered today in london as people being -- giving interviews to various london news outlets saying, you know, they are worriedor their own safety. an

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later, republican senators john mccain, with the graham and kelly ayotte ms.no to the presence call to close on time of day. -- respond to the president' call to close guantanamo bay. you to take good care of all the furniture. >> they did return to the white house, winning the election of 1892. we continue our series on first ladies live monday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span. >> now, president obama outlines his counterterrorism strategy as the net -- at the national defense university. he defended u.s. joan strikes overseas as legal and necessary in the fight against al qaeda. during his remarks, the president was interrupted by a protester. >> it is a great honor to return to the national defense university. here, at fort mcnair, americans have served in uniform since 1791, standing guard in the early days of the republic, and contemin