and they trashed susan rice completely without merit. >> right. they went after susan rice.she went on tv and lied to the american people. she used these talking points. susan rice, her position as u.n. ambassador had nothing to do with what happened in benghazi. but they didn't care. they didn't care about the truth. they threw out these accusations. >> ari, i got to go. i'm sorry. we got to go. sorry. thanks to ari and david. the book "the benghazi hoax" is out this week. that does it for me. we'll see you back here next weekend. verizon innovators are combining a network of underwater sensors and artificial reefs that actually make our water cleaner. giving sea life-- new life. because the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerful answers. verizon. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can help make this a great block party. ♪ [ male announcer ] advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together

so i don't know what the republicans wanted susan rice to do.se classified information. >> i mean, it's a very important book you've written. and you yourself had been a right wing activist. and you've really come to expose a lot of things that you have been observing and watching for a long time, david. >> yes, i certainly have. and, you know, they've been trying for 40 years to create another watergate. they did it through the clinton years. as you pointed out earlier, they did it all through the obama years. my view is mitt romney tried to derail barack obama in the fall of 2012 with this benghazi scandal and if the republicans want to try it again in 2016, we should welcome that controversy. >> david brock, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> tonight, a new non-apology from the tea party extremist who said president obama bows down to allah. you won't believe who he's blaming for his comments. that's next. is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps end our night before it even starts? what if i eat th

>> one of those are the outlined efforts susan rice has coined. any one of these three areas be it peace between israel and palestine, the peace in syria or securing a nuclear deal with iran, any one of those would be a major achievement for this administration. all will require focused attention from this president. and for the last five years, president obama really has singularly failed to engage in this region. he has constantly farmed outed the region, first to george mitchell in the first term. when that failed, john kerry has taken a very personal approach to securing peace between the israeli and the palestinians. talks are ongoing. but this is by know means a scaling back of administration policy. this is very much al huge investment of administration time and effort. and to suggest otherwise is quite frankly as far as cal by dr. riric rice. >> sawedy arabia has threaten today break with the obama administration, angry about its middle east policies. how serious of a threat is this? >> reporter: >> this is the great problem because what d

. >> did you make any of those documents with the press release available as you did with the susan rice talking points? >> i think we are done here. thanks. >> re pub cans in congress in the meantime as they continue their investigation into the benghazi incident would like to hear from then u.s. defense secretary leon pan neda. pan neda's office did not respond to an interview request from fox. >> he did not like that question did he? doug luzader live for us. >>> a new terror threat puts the state department on high alert. the u.s. embassy in uganda warning an al-shabaab strike similar to kenya's mall massacre could happen soon. the u.s. citizens should avoid public venues that attract large crowds. this as just released surveillance video shows the terrifying first moments of the kenya mall attack. it shows shoppers casually strolling through the mall when suddenly they hear gun shots and begin to run for their lives. much of the video too graphic to show you. 67 people were killed in a bloodbath. edward snowden says there is no way russians and chinese got a hold of classified docum

house correspondent mark landler who had a fascinating interview with national security adviser susan rice. that was in the sunday times. mark, first to you. this white house denial that the president even knew about the snowden leaks regarding angela merkel. is the denial he saw the product in the presidential daily brief in what they were learning from germany but didn't know the source. how could they have such a source, angela merkel and not have it in the president's pdb. >> well, andrea, the brief the president gets every day has sort of a binder that's attached to it that has a lot of other supporting documents. i think one of the questions here is, is it possible that the actual intercepted data and background material was in that supporting document, which the president wouldn't receive in his daily brief but would be available to his top advisers, national security adviser, chief of staff, and others that take part in the briefing. so one of the questions is if president obama didn't know, did senior officials who regularly brief him know. if they did know, then why wasn't he tol

in fact she was referring to republican attacks on the talking points by susan rice afterwards.ere's the full context. >> we were misled that there was pro test and something sprang out of that. that was easily ascertained that that was not the case. the american people could have known that within days and they didn't. >> with all due respect we had four dead americans. was it because of a protest or guys who decided to kill americans? what difference does it make? it is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again, senator. >> the comments on the hill and clarence paige's comments, you first. sometimes nuance means a lot. she was talking about the pr afterwards and not about what was done to protect the lives of those people. cheney comes along with that manner of his and you understand that bonding thing he does. they fall for it. you are lying here. she doesn't say what difference does it make that four people are dead, but the nature of the protest. >> i would argue that even if he was corrected she shouldn't have said

to make any of those documents associated with that press release available as you did with the susan ricert? >> i think we're done here. >> you might. we don't. how much did they know before the attack? we're going to tell you what we know. >> should congress give back the pay -- their pay from the]iÑ shutdown? >> they'll continue to take my salary. >> we know what debbie wasserman schultz will do. she says i'm keeping my money. meet the republican who says i have to give it back. in fact, he just did. that's his check. i'm going to give that story and talk about it because "fox & friends" starts now. >> happy birthday, steve, and all your friend here wish you the best. >> thank you very much. >> happy birthday tomorrow, steve. >> thank you very much. elisabeth has already given me my birthday president for tomorrow. >> which is? >> i haven't opened it up yet. where's yours? >> i'm going to give you cash again. >> i just got a paycheck from a congressman in new jersey. >> it will be a three-hour celebration of your birthday. have you met that mayor? >> no. i was long gone. interestingly e

in an interview with the "new york times" national security advisor susan rice says president obama wantso take a moderate approach to the reason saying, "we can't be consumed 24/7 by one reason." he thought it was a good time to step back and re-assess in a noble way, how we can conceive the region. >> she said: this now marks a drastic shift from george bush policies. the obama administration laid out in 2008 what the foreign policy would like look. mr obama said the u.s. would focus on negotiating a nuclear deal with iran, brokering peace between the israelize and the palestinians and resolving the conflict in syria. everything else would take a back seat. >> billions of dollars are on the line as the u.s. winds down military operations in afghanistan. "the washington post" says troops that protect u.s. reconstruction projects will no longer be around. military officials say the lack of troops will make it hard to keep tabs on construction work. military officials will not abandon the projects, and will shift the responsibility to private contractors to monitor the work of other privat

level white house aide was fired after anonymously criticizing through tweets from benghazi to susan rice's clothing choices. general heyden was leaking to a report beblack cites. that's why i take quiet car. and of course edward snowden seems to have an endless cache of information about what the nsa is up to. i ask you this, can anyone keep a secret him? >> no. that was my experience. it drove me insane. i was there when we had the first meeting with "the new york times" who brought us the wikileaks cache. and said we're about to unload these 150,000 documents. the speed with which information can be saved and moved and transferred has made this next to impossible. and i think the problem i had with edward snowden, i think there is a meaningful debate we should have constantly about domestic surveillance. i think when you go to china and you start talking about the way we collect on the chinese. when you talk about how we collect on a russian head of state. i have a very hard time accepting a description of that as whistle blowing or in the national interests. or an appropriate thing to d

susan rice tells the "new york times," president obama wants to take a more moderate approach to the region. here is her quote: we can't just be consumed 24/7 by one region. important as it is, he thought it was a good time to step back and and reassess and a very critical and no-holds-bar way how we concede the region. there is a world out there. we have interests and opportunities in that whole world. the new approach by the white house is a dramatic departure from the policies adopted by the bush administration. price says the president wants to spoke to us on broader agendas. vladimir putin is trying to rekindle ties with egypt as they try to take advantage on a rift. he is planning a visit to the country in heptose of gaping access to egypt's mediterranean port. >> the u.s. could spawn billions of dollars in afghanistan once the troops withdraw. the washington says the troops that protect projects there will no longer bearound and it will make it harder to keep tabs on construction work. that includes 15 current projects already bank rolled. $230 million being spent on a highway

fact, in those words she was referring to republican attacks on the talking pints points used by susan ricewards. here's the full context of that comment by the secretary. >> we were misled that there were supposedly protests and something sprang out of that, an assault sprang out of that. that is easily ascertained that was not the fact. the american people could have known that within days. >> with all due respect, the fact is we had four dead americans. was it because of a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night who decided to kill some americans? what difference at this point does it make? it is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from happening again, senator. >> a.b. stoddard and clarence page. a.b., you first. sometimes nuance means a whole lot. she was talking about the pr afterwards. not about what was done to protect the lives of those people in realtime. now cheney comes along with that manner of his and of course you understand that, bonding thing he does and some interviewers fall for it. they respect him too much to ask

susan rice went on five sunday news shows and blamed the attack on that video.th, published reports show intelligence agencies and the obama administration knew within 24 hours that terrorists were involved. and december 18th the accountability review board finds that systematic management failures at the state department led to inadequate security. january 23rd, secretary of state hillary clinton testifies before a congressional committee on benghazi. april 30th, a special ops member tells fox news the united states had highly-trained forces just a few hours away. august 6th, federal prosecutors file the first criminal charges related to the attack, and last month the state department audit finds an investigation into the benghazi attack was unbiased, countering claims from gop members of congress that it lacked independence. now this additional information. >>> coming up at the bottom of the hour, our panel is going to weigh in on the latest information to come out of this benghazi probe. you'll want to hear that. ♪ ♪ bill: about ten minutes past the hour now,

host: mark wendler said down with susan rice. rice outlined the three pillars of the president's approach in the middle east. iran is one. syra is another. broadening the peace between the israelis and palestinians. egypt is not part of those priorities. guest: right. things, onewo supportive and one critical of obama administration thinking. egypt has a lot of criticism. tried to push for mubarak to step down once it became obvious he stayed too long. they tried to work with this muslim brotherhood government as long as it seems to be trying to be inclusive and moderate. that did not play out. they tried to tolerate this military coup, until the military killed their fellow citizens in egypt this summer. the administration penalized the group to an extent, but kept some of the aid flowing as a way of establishing future leverage. every step along the way has been reasonable. i don't have any big criticism on that. to treat egypt as a secondary priority does not make sense to me. create aeed to do is concept, a vision, and then ha

two weeks after the benghazi thing is he running around talking about the video just like susan rice. he didn't know about the irs thick. nobody informed him. he didn't know about the wiretaps and all the rest of it. so i think what you have got is really a detached, disinterested executives who believes that speaking and talking to one audience after another after another and saying things and verbalizing well that this is leadership. it's a concept of leadership that is failing. >> i think what my suspicion is that what he thinks is that he needs to make sure the democrats -- he wants the democrats, of course, to regain control of the house. and so if he has the senate and the house, you know, then whatever he wants to do, because, it would be his party. i think that's the whole point campaigning. >> contingent upon two things. one of them is what we talked about earlier is owe become that care just a glitch or is it a debacle? real trouble. the second is going to be jackpot yellen. if the qe 3 stops and that tape ring stops and inflation breaks out, you could have a very grim, grim

and in this case for example, apparently susan rice told chancellor merkel that president obama was furious to learn that her phone had been tapped. if he didn't know, why didn't he know? who's in champ? who's -- charge? who's watching the watchers? >> pj, athat's what i wanted to know, she's head of -- natural security advisory to the united states. her counterpart in germany called, furious about this. she said, president obama didn't know about this. what's going on. is this an intelligence apparatus completely out of control or people are not talking about things or is she protecting her boss? you are talking about a particular tasking at a tactical level. that is not something that the president is going to necessarily know. the president will give guidance to the intelligence community, i need to know about these kind of things. and -- kinds of things. then the intelligence community goes about doing what it can to learn -- >> but pj isn't knowing about the phone calls of our closest allies something that the president should know about? >> i don't think that you want to bring those k

as you did with susan rice talking point. >> james, i think we're done here, thanks. >> reporter:because jurisdiction is limited to u.s. -- they cannot subpoena white house documents but they told fox news they are working in tandem with other house committee. lou: thank you, james. >> new reports of a disturbing link between a deadly gun battle in mexico and an alleged arms trafficker who the obama administration officials allowed to operate freely, for years. documents obtained by cbs news, reveal a grenade used in drug cartel shootout last week, is linked to jean bauptiste kingery who u.s. officials watch allegedly smuggle grenades to mexico no are in 2009, and 10 but they did not arrest him, his case of overseen by same u.s. arizona attorney, and atf officer responsible for gunrunning operation "fast and furious," last week's firefight, partly captured on this video left three mex mebane polic mex4 cartel members dead. >> the debt ceiling standoff, and president spikes the football, and again, he should, it was a big win. joining us congressman kevin brady with a response from a lead

susan rice lied about benghazi in that video. and clueless clapper lied when he said the nsa doesn't spy on us. and those i.r.s.bozos lied about targeting your political enemies. and simple sebelius lied when she said, shutdown or no shutdown, we are ready to go. are they liars or just incompetent? and either way, why didn't you do anything? what's that? you didn't know? mr. president, you're a leader. when your stamp lies to congress or the american people, you need to step in and make it right. but what's that? you'll still hold everyone accountable? but when it comes to accountability, you talk a big game. >> there may be a situation here in which a serious mistake was made. if that's the case, then we'll find out and we'll hold somebody accountable. when it comes to this issue, when i say that we're going to find out exactly what happened, everybody will be held accountable. with respect to the i.r.s., i spoke to this yesterday, my main concern is fixing a problem. >> and what's that? you're now bringing in the best? >> we've

to make any of those documents associated with that press release available as did you with the susan ricent? >> james, i think we are done here, thanks. >> stonewall. it's a pure stone you will with a. the exchange between carney and rosen lasted for 10 minutes. obviously answers weren't forthcoming. what's going on? the reason benghazi is so important is that terrorism is a very lethal problem. the footage from the kenya terror attack on september 21st shows how horrendous these jihadists really are nine suspects are in custody. can you see some of them stalking civilians who are hiding in the into robe buy shopping mall. these jihadists don't care how are. they are going to shoot you down. women, children, it doesn't matter. footage of this is horrifying. there is no question we are living in a very dangerous age. but the threat is not just from killers abroad, it's also from our own government which is becoming increasingly distant from the folks. obama care is a radical change in the country. some americans will benefit from it, but others will be hurt. in a situation like that, we, t

what about susan rice? tom donna lynn? samantha power? where's piniella? do we have a completely lawless nsa? i think that is the thing that is sim plausible. the white house tried to claim that this stopped. after a review, this practice stopped. okay, well, both things can't be true. it can't be true that the white house reviewed it unless -- and stopped it and the president didn't know about it unless they don't tell the president anything and somebody made this decision on their own. >> and you also feel this is anything new that's going on -- >> i hope not. i hope not -- >> i guarantee if these countries had the opportunity to tap into president obama's bl k blackber blackberry, they would do it in a second. >> i find it shocking he wouldn't know. because i've seen the president's briefing books before he meets with foreign leaders. we were intercepting -- and when carter met with him, there it was -- >> they're jealous. i think they're just jealous because the united states is really good at it. >> let's listen to a little bit of sound here. we have

when things are bad they suddenly disappear, whether it's illry clinton, or valerie jarrett or susan rice. they all turn into amelia earhart. >> if i had 100 bucks or every time a white house said a president has the full confidence of this person, that changes like that. >> yeah. >> and i would not for a minute take that to the bank. >> eric, do you think she deserves to be fired? >> yeah. here's why. let them see where i stand. you're president of exxon, you're in charge of refining. >> okay. >> bob's in charge of exploration. i'm in charge of transportation. greg's in charge of r&d. if all my pipelines leak at once, they're not going to fire you, the shareholders aren't going to say, dana, you blew it. they're going to say dana what are you going to do about it? you're going to say, i'm firing the pipe line guy. all his pipelines leaked. kathleen sebelius is the pipeline guy for obama care. she signed the document and said i'm hiring all those web designers in canada, wherever they were. i spent $600 million even though i was only given 80 mt or 90 million to get it done. she overpaid.

willing to make any of those documents associated to that press release available as you did with the susan rice talking points? >> james, i think we're done here. thanks. >> okay. so another part of this investigation. we're back with the panel. we should point out there is another news organization that is working on a big story we're told about benghazi, and we're obviously staying on it every day. tucker? >> well, the a hurt dog barks. an appalling exchange where he asks a legitimate question and that they're vulnerable. i don't think it's on this specific line of questioning that they're vulnerable. why didn't you rescue these americans before they were killed. but the questions remain outstanding include what were those cia officers doing there in the first place? we still don't know. why did you lie about the cause of benghazi immediately, reflexively. we still don't know the answer to that. and most to the point, why hasn't anyone but held to account for these murders? these are real questions, and clearly, they are unwilling and nervous about answering them, as you can tell. >> well, th

susan rice, the national security adviser reordered priorities on foreign policy and this is all partlain what you think it happening and how it's perceived overseas. >> the administration is stating a new approach to the region in which they are being pretty explicit about u.s. difficulty in determining the outcome of what they view the civil war in syria, rather than try to pretend they can shape it decisively. pulling back from that. described the approach generally as one of strategic humility recognizing there are limits to american power as we certainly saw it in the iraq war and afghanistan. i think what's bothering the people, the situation in syria is so violent, the loss of life so great, it's going to get worse this winter. we're going to have tens of thousands of people suffering in the cold and dying i fear. it's understandable that members of congress are upset. i haven't heard anybody, including the angry senators, propose a strategy that's much more coherent than what the administration is putting out. >> you were the first to report on how angry the saudis are, angry

to make any of those documents associated with that press release available as did you with the susan ricent? >> james, i think we are done here, thanks. >> stonewall. it's a pure stone you will with a. the exchange between carney and rosen lasted for 10 minutes. obviously answers weren't forthcoming. what's going on? the reason benghazi is so important is that terrorism is a very lethal problem. the footage from the kenya terror attack on september 21st shows how horrendous these jihadists really are nine suspects are in custody. can you see some of them stalking civilians who are hiding in the into robe buy shopping mall. these jihadists don't care how are. they are going to shoot you down. women, children, it doesn't matter. footage of this is horrifying. there is no question we are living in a very dangerous age. but the threat is not just from killers abroad, it's also from our own government which is becoming increasingly distant from the folks. obama care is a radical change in the country. some americans will benefit from it, but others will be hurt. in a situation like that, we, t

. >> i read somewhere that even susan rice admitted she was privy to the french political stance at the united nations on the brazilian proposal to find a way to deal with nuclear policy in iran. the french pretended for political reasons that they were following on the brazilian proposal, when the united states had learned by their own means that they were just using this stance to get a deal with the brazilians. she practically admitted to that. nobody was really mad about it. >> let me ask you, the question i have been wanting to ask since the beginning of the week, is there in your opinion a red line? you all seem to think this is par for the course. is there something the nsa should not be doing, something that would really get you upset? >> getting caught. the real problem is we need a convention with new technologies. the fact the geva -- indications strategies, companies are dominated by u.s. companies, google, apple, amazon, facebook. it poses a real problem for other countries. so we need as much as a nuclear convention, a chemical convention, we need a convention for regulati

you remember the obama put out ambassador susan rice to tell the world the might have been killed byeous. the administration knew otherwise. but we don't know, we don't know if president obama directly ordered ordered that deceit. we do know he did nothing to correct it we also know that mr. obama said this. >> actually, any insurance that you currently have would be grandfathered in so you could keep. and so you could decide could not get exchange the better plan. >> as it turns out, millions of americans will not be allowed to keep their health insurance plan was the president misinformed the "the washington post" wrote his assertions were completely not true. both papers did not use the word lie. porpoise to news agencies. lodging accusations. did the president mislead the country absolutely no, question about it, did he know he was misleading it? maybe. most likely. did he lie? i have possible but the secretary of defense not conclusive. here is the example of a provable lie just so you know. last night bill maher progressive zealot accused me of promoting the republican party, i

and who the hell told susan rice this story about a protest gone bad? seems that benghazi and that being a strength for republicans going after hillary clinton will remain a strength all the way through 2016. >> it's a powerful driving force for conservatives and something they have been rallying around and are very animated by this. establishment republicans are more than happy to jump on this and seize the moment on this for as long as it lasts because this is the biggest thing to have on hillary clinton. her star power is very, very strong. she has all the gravitas and by far if there was one -- if there was one contender for the 2016 presidency that appears strongest right now, it's her. republicans recognize this. and for that reason benghazi is a strong issue. i don't want to minimize the concerns people have about this, but it is an issue that has been litigated over and over and over again and it's not clear what more there is to be said. >> it seems that just bringing up the word that it denotes some type of blame over it and it reminds people

to make any of those documents associated with the press released available as you did with the susan rice talking points? >> i think we are done here, thanks. >> because its jurisdiction is limited to the u.s. military, the house armed services subcommittee is reluctant to subpoena white house documents. but the subcommittee staffers told fox news that they are working in tandem with other house committees whose per view may enable them to secure such evidence. shannon? >> thank you very much, james 6789 -- james. if you have a question you want to know about send it out of the inbox. go to at anhq. and what critics say could crush american businesses and cost jobs. the supreme court said it would take up the fight. one of the men spearheading the challenge. and the manhunt for two convicted killers escaped prison may be over, but there are a lot of questions left like how are these prisoners who were serving life sentences simply walk out of jail? a live report is coming up. >>> the shutdown may be behind us, but it looks like there is a new battle ahead including the potential for, yes,

. >> reporter: national security adviser susan rice acknowledged the uproar posting on twitter we musteek proper balance between security concerns of our citizens and allies and the privacy concerns that all people share. a white house review of all intelligence gathering is expected by the end of the year. european lawmakers will meet with senator feinstein who said she's totally opposed to spying on allies. she said the white house told her it will not. whether it will be will be a question for the director of national intelligence and the nsa chief when they testify on capitol hill today. >>> vigils and prayer services will be held along the east coast today to mark one year from superstorm sandy. it first came ashore in snchnew jersey killing 71 people in that state. 26,000 people are still out their homes. >>> in a conversation with new jersey governor chris christie we begin with elan quijano in seaside heights, new jersey. good morning. >> good morning to you, charlie and norah. sandy was the biggest storm ever to hit the state of new jersey costing new jersey $40 billion in dam

. >> who the hell told susan rice this story about a protest gone bad and who told the president thereas no evidence of a terrorist attack? we're just beginning in bone goesy and to the families, we're not going to let this go. congress needs to up its game. jenna: this new witness reinforces much of your reporting on that night. does he add anything truly new to the story? >> he reaffirms, really, what we've been reporting. some of our reports for fox news.com last fall included this "60 minutes" witness account. he spoke to me on the phone a number of times and we stopped speaking to him when he asked for money but what he does last night is kind of reaffirm the fact this attack was vicious, that it was preplanned. they knew this was not a random situation. this was a preplanned attack and these were al qaeda fighters who were there to kill and maim. take a listen to a couple of -- one sound bite in particular he talks about what he was seeing that night as this was all going down. >> so what's going on? he said we're getting attacked. i said, how many? he said they're all over the c

. >> reporter: national security advisor susan rice acknowledged the uproar posting on twitter, "we must seek proper balance between security concerns of our citizens and allies and the privacy concerns that all people share." a white house review of u.s. intelligence gathering is expected by the end of the year. european lawmakers are meeting right now with senator feinstein who says she's totally opposed to spying on u.s. allies and says the white house will end the program. whether or not it actually will is a question for the director of national intelligence and the nsa chief, who testify on capitol hill at 10:30 pacific. >> margaret thank you. >>> and vigils and prash services will be held along the east coast today to mark one year since superstorm sandy first came ashore in new jersey killing 71 people in that state. 346,000 homes were damaged or destroyed. 26,000 people are still out of their homes. >> our conversation with new jersey governor chris christie permitting he was the face of disaster response but we begin with elaine quijano in seaside heights, new jersey. elaine, g

. >>> in an interview out in today's "new york times," susan rice discloses how the white house developedts new scaled back middle east policy. rice went on to say, quote, we can't just be consumed 24/7 by one region, important as it is. joining me now, former new mexico governor bill richardson, who served as secretary of energy. i'm glad to welcome you. thanks for joining me. >> thank you, alex. nice to be with you. >> so governor, can you ever really scale back from a region, or do you have to play the cards that you're dealt? >> well, you know, there's only 24 hours a day, and our policymakers have been consumed with every single crisis in the middle east. the administration has a separate agenda too. china, asia, north korea. we've got to improve our relationship with russia, the european union free trade agreemen agreements. you know, i think what they're doing makes sense, concentrating on achievable gains. the nuclear negotiations with iran, a two-state solution israeli/palestinian process, the crisis in syria. the only worry i have is egypt. it's not on that list. i'm sure they'l

and susan rice famously on the left who said that benghazi was all about that video. >> we all know what is sweating because the more she does, the more she's promoted. in this case, i think the d's hire the f's. literally the president is surrounding himself that he can reliability on. they take the brunt. he still looks good. >> you're saying the president hired f-troop there at the white house? >> literally people not qualified for the job. if he wanted obamacare to look good, he would have gone back to a former governor who ran a health care system. >> i was thinking mitt romney. >> that didn't go so well. but in tennessee, you can sit there and go call up his friends in facebook. there is a lot of friends. instead, he we want for a woman who had no private business success. >> she is a news director, tea party news network, thank you very much for joining us today. >> thank you. >> ten minutes before the top of the hour. it's a patriotic performance that's going to give you goose bumps. ♪ god less america ♪ my home sweet home >> we just introduced you to that navy vet. now he's beco

he said negative things about susan rice, the national security advisor.t the obama administration foreign policy. he had to go! >> yeah. and also valerie jarrett. that's the one that did it. her growing influence on the administration has many people uneasy. so what an idiot to go tweet this out. go to a therapist if you're having trouble with the administration. don't go on twitter. overall, where does the administration go from here? they won the battle with the government lockdown, shut down the debt ceiling. no doubt. but now they're stuck with this program. >> i'm not sure they have won the battle. i think they saluted a little too quickly. remember the house agreed to fully fund the government, except for a delay in the individual mandate. now guess what? even democrats are talking about a delay in the individual mandate. so i think we declare ted cruz a loser maybe too quickly. >> possibly. so we are saying ted cruz went out there, but we weren't even talking about the troublesome launch. now, what do you expect to happen in terms of somebody being

who the hell told susan rice this story about a protest gone bad and who told the president there was we're not going to let this go. congress needs to up its game. >> so many questions, easy answers. we just need to get to the bottom of it and sounds like you're going to. thank you very much today for joining us from south carolina. thank you. >> thank you. >>> it is now 11 minutes before the top of the hour. next up, still need a halloween costume? keep the costs down with some great do it yourself ideas. those kids so cute, all home made costumes. >>> meanwhile, bill hemmer, who -- he actually turns off his light on the door, halloween night so the kids go elsewhere. he joins us right now. >> yeah. hate those kids, right? stop it! i'm still working on my costume. i'll bring awe picture once i decide. good morning to you. another day, another computer crash for obamacare. what middle class americans will soon be paying. how is this going to go over? karl rove, kirsten powers, senator tom coburn and the revelations about benghazi in connection with al-qaeda, why are we just learning