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for the truth or respected regard for the public's right to know in this constitutional republic stephen hayes, a terrific reporting, judyiller, thank you. while e white house press corp took the press secretary to a task today, unusual, though liberal national media has been slow to report the damaging benghazi deeails. more than 90 minutes after jay carney finished his growing national news organitions to be generous and charitable were slow to update their web sites. the lead story for the new york times, a carbon dioxide at the highest level in human history. nbc news' top story, bombing suspect finally buried in virginia. cbs news, fbi no human remains among cleveland evidence. the only fox news and cnn had the benghazi developments at the top of their website treating it as the top story of the day. turning to the boston marathon an attack within newly uncovered intelligence threat showing to be awhile alarmingly actor in the warnings. the 18th page report released five days before the boston bombing's warned that the races finish line was a'' area of increasedd3 molnar ability''. it wen

stephen hayes "the weekly standard." talking points on benghazi for the purpose of the sunday talk show. including a senior spokesperson for the department. they are linked to purging references with talking points. in references to al qaeda. what is your reaction? >> there a couple of things that we know for certain. one is the original intelligence said here's what occurred we are just saying what the intelligence community said. we now have what they said. they said that this is outside the win, they said these were islamic extremists, this is a terrorist attack. they were very detailed. within 24 hours back clear statement was cut in half. al qaeda was pulled out of it, terrorists were pulled out of it. and it was replacing the demonstration and everything changed. no one in libya, no one on the ground in libya thought that this was based on the video. evyone there from the very beginning help us. this was created in washington and it definitely did not come out of libya. lou: congreman, we appreciate you being with

stephen hayes in washington. martha: stephen was saying jay carney defended holder's testimony as he appears to dodge a question what was behind the decision to label james rosen a quote, coconspirator. here is the exchange with fox's we've white house correspondent he had henry yesterday afternoon, watched. >> even if the attorney general ruled out he would prosecute rosen on question of potential prosecution this is not something i ever been involved in or heard of. we know he was involved in it at very least. that is the question was he not tolling truth on that point. he was involved in it. >> involved in what? >> signed off on the search warrant. you're not involved -- >> i refer you to the justice department. you guys are conflating the subpoena with prosecution and i think -- >> that is not the question. potential prosecution. >> quoting to you what the attorney general said. martha: hard to figure out why you would need a subpoena if you're not considering a potential prosecution. those were the words tha

first of all it is a superb piece by stephen hayes the senior writer for "the weekly standard."nts it by piecing together documents, on friday, september 14th, at about 11:15 in the morning cia has prepared a set of unclassified talking points in response to a request by the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee, in response, in turn to a classified testimony by cia director petraeus. and at 11:15 a.m. on friday they circulate this to responsible parties inside the government. this is generally called the deputy's process where these kind of documents are reviewed by appropriate people. excuse me, they're prepared at 11:15 in the morning. they're circulated just before 7:00 that night. within 45 minutes the communications director, the press secretary spokesman for the state department, victoria nuland weighed in saying this was wrong, we don't want this. later that night, ben rhodes, national security council press operative we'll settle the question what these talking points are on a white house meeting saturday morning, september 15th. and version one is the ci

stephen hayes. thanks to our viewers at home. a e-mail to hemme hemmer@foxnews.com or follow me on twitter. one line on a question mark, bya, because you asked. lines are open. martha. martha: president obama is about to face the media just hours after the release of a new round of e-mails about the attack on benghazi on september 11th. we're live from the white house. we'll get the latest reaction. >> because of the election. you don't have to be sherlock holmes to figure this out. the story of benghazi, if accurately reported would undercut the narrative bin laden's dead, al qaeda is on the run and they manipulated the evidence to help their political re-election. that is pretty obvious. ou hear d even in stupid loud places. to prove it, we set up our call center right here... [ chirp ] all good? [ chirp ] getty up. seriously, this is really happening! [ cellphone rings ] hello? it's a giant helicopter ma'am. [ male announcer ] get it done [ chirp ] with the ultraugged ocera torque, only from sprint direct conct. buy one get fo

stephen hayes, confirming the intelligence revisions to fox news. bill. bill: we're hearing from lawmakers who demand for transparency. what specifically do they want? do we know? >> reporter: among the lawmakers, senator lindsey graham. he is specifically challenging the martin dempsey the current chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. he says the general should return to the capitol and give fresh testimony on the benghazi attacks, specifically answering resources who were readily available were told to stand down. graham along with former vice president dick cheney also thinks that then secretary of state hillary clinton should quote, be subpoenaed if necessary. >> now more than ever we should have a joint committee of the appropriate committees asking secretary clinton, chairman dempsey, cheryl mills and others what really happened in benghazi? >> reporter: meanwhile we're getting new information that last fall the republican national committee decided against airing a benghazi attacked a. it started with a clip from the well-known phone call ad, airi

bill: stephen hayes. a morning to you. piece online on "the weekly standard". >> good morning, bill. >> tell us about the focus of these talking points. before susan rice went on the talk shows on sunday, why is that such a keen part of this investigation? >> well it foes back to the friday before those appearances and what she was going to say. and what you had happen was a request from dutch ruppersberger, the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee for talking points from the intelligence community when public officials could use to talk about it publicly. the cia produced the talking points. they were i would say fairly aggressive in their assessments that al qaeda was involved in the attack or al qaeda-linked affiliates. they said, we know al qaeda participated in this attack. that was later scrubbed once it went to political officials at the state department and the white house. bill: so we are going to learn a lot more about this on wednesday when the hearings get underway. but for time being, what woul