but we have not heard from susan rice, the woman who was in sla video. will you be bringing her before the committee? >> you have to. you can not fully investigate benghazi without talking to ben rhodes who was the author of that infamous memo, which speaker boehner will tell you is the reason our committee exists because they didn't turn that memo over to us, and susan rice went on the sunday morning talk shows. i would be committing malpractice if i concluded this investigation without talking to them so i'm going to have to talk to them. >> good talking to you congressman gowdy, happy new year. >>> i take on -- that i think is a smoking gun in a huge clinton cover-up. that's next, but then this. >> why not? >> hey, hey. i'll do the interview. hold on, it's my show. and i found some politically savvy construction workers who were eeg toreibanes, now back t justice judge jeanine. >>> hillary clinton's latest e-mail released from her tenure as secretary of state includes 56 personal messages deemed classified at some level. yep, you heard me, 66. one e-m

our entire national security team, led by susan rice. i'm grateful for all the assistance that we received from our allies and partners. and i am hopeful that this signals the opportunity at least for iran to work more cooperatively with nations around the world to advance their interests and the interests of people who are looking for peace and security for their families. thank you so much. god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. >> and presidential candidate ted cruz is on a bus tour through new hampshire. he stopped at a local restaurant in the town of milford. [indistinct conversations] [cheering] [audience cheering "ted"] >> i want to be on tv. [indistinct conversations] senator cruz how are you doing -- senator cruz: how are you doing? how are you doing? thanks for being here. >> good luck. senator cruz: thank you. great to see you guys. >> thank you. >> immigration -- you got my word. good man. senator cruz: take care. god bless you. >> good luck. >> [indiscernible] [cheers and applause] >> we want ted! we want

you have not heard from susan rice, the woman who said it is all about that video. will you bring her before the committee? >> you have to. you cannot fully investigate benghazi without talking to ben rhodes who is the author of that memo and susan rice, who of course went on five sunday morning talk shows. i would be committing malpractice without talking to them. we're going to have to talk to them. >> good. good to talk to you. happy new year. >> happy new year. >> i take on a top democratic strategist over the hillary e-mails that i think is the smoking gun in a huge clinton coverup. that's next. but then this. >>> why not? >> hey, hey, i'm doing the interview. hold on. it's my show! >> and i found some politically savvy construction workers who were eager to have a gun control debate. street justice is coming up. hey! i like your ride. i just wanted to let you know... you can save a ton by switching to progressive, just like squirrel here. we offer great discounts, like responsible rider, paid in full, and homeowners. making us number one in motorcycle insuranc

our entire national security team, led by susan rice. i'm grateful for all the assistance that we received from our allies and partners. and i am hopeful that this signals the opportunity, at least, for iran to work more cooperatively with nations around the world to advance their interests and the interests of people who are looking for peace and security for their families. that thank you so much. god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. >> where do you see this relationship going next? house foreign affairs committee chairman ed royce of california released this statement on the prisoner swap with iran. it said in part -- our road to the white house coverage continues today when texas senator ted cruz campaigns in milford, new hampshire. we have a live today right here at 5:00 on c-span. have college aged kids covered here in alabama. but it is really the key the elementary schools that are suffering. african-american kids are getting poorer education, horrible buildings. tonight on q&a, documentary filmmaker aviva k

while susan rice didn't play, john rice did.i think if it had been a little more recreational and a little less serious, there might have been a little more of a willingness to -- to bring in women into the game. as it is, the fact that samantha powers, susan rice and chairman has a basketball background, that speaks simply to how the game is activity and help speak as to why he was able to use to connect with people on such a broad-base basis. yeah. >> yeah, hi, i want to attach that alex actually has a great stroke. i did stats for that team he was captain of way back when. i wanted to ask you how good is -- >> good question, he can't go to his right. he's kind of one dimensional. fake to his right and then go to his left go into the lane. david stern discussed him in an interview i'm a passionate democrat but he's not that good. but what he does have is he has the ability to play with people who are better than he is. i mean, that's what a chief executive officer is. you surround with people that are better with you and kind

i want to thank my national security team, especially secretary kerry, susan rice, national security advisor, brent macarthur, admiral haynes, roads, our whole team worked tirelessly to bring our americans on to get this work done, and i want to think this was government which represent our interests in iran for the critical. iran has agreed to deepen our coronation as we work to relocate one missing from iran in more than eight years. as we rejoice the return of others, we will never forget about bob. each and every day, our thoughts are with his family and we will not rest of their family is holding in -- whole again. six iranian americans and one iranian serving sentences awaiting trial in the united states are being granted clemency. these individuals were not charged with terrorism or any violent offenses. they are civilians. the release is a one-time gesture to iran given the unique opportunity offered by this moment in larger circumstances outweigh. it reflects our willingness to engage with iran to advance our mutual interest, even as we ensure the national security of the un

she was okay to send susan rice out there to do the dirty work.eal pal to women? i don't think so. >> we have to leave it there coming up next on this busy hannity. >> i knew donald trump before he made the decision to run for president. this is not a new situation for me. >> that was former presidential candidate mr. 999, herman cain back in november. is he 12 days out of iowa willing to endorse a candidate? we will ask him as he joins us next. your path to retirement... may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. for over 75 years, investors have relied on our disciplined approach to find long term value. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call a t. rowe price retirement specialist or your advisor ...to see how we can help make the most of your retirement savings. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. these are the hands that build the machines, the machines that sort, stack and seal. these are the hands that keep private information private. these are t

they have a couple of photos of samantha power and susan rice to play high school basketball.one of the interesting thing and how many people who play very seriously. >> that became -- that is what helps make it a pretty exclusive club. there's a gentleman in town, r. jackson who runs one-on-one basketball and he became the procurer of people for this game. up until the moment where they have to have 12 stitches, the games were really intent and the president made sure he had arne duncan on his team. a very good player at yale. i think if it had been a little more recreational and a little less serious, there might've been a little more of a willingness to bring women into the game. as it is, the fact that samantha power, susan rice and the sec chairman has a basketball background, that speaks simply to have the game is this ecumenical activity and health speak to why it is he was able to use it to connect with people on such a broad uses. >> i want to attach that alex has a great stroke. i did stats for that team he was captain of way back when. i wanted to ask you, how good

she was okay to send susan rice out there to do the dirty work.a real pal to women? i don't think so. >> we have to leave it there coming up next on this busy hannity. >> i knew donald trump before he made the decision to run for president. this is not a new situation for me. >> that was former presidential candidate mr. 999, herman cain back in november. is he 12 days out of iowa willing to endorse a candidate? we will ask him as he joins us next. ♪ ♪ those who define sophistication stand out. those who dare to redefine it stand apart. the all-new lexus rx and rx hybrid. never has luxury been this expressive. this is the pursuit of perfection. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas fo

so five days later, her subordinate, susan rice, the u.n. ambassador goes on five sunday talk shows and blames the whole thing on a video. and so we know that the administration and we know that secretary clinton knew better at the time. we also know that the two of them, ambassador rice and secretary clinton spoke before that appearance. so that to me -- did she ever come out after that sunday show, appearance, five appearances and explain, well, now we know better? no, she never did. she never did correct that record. >> you tell me. because i think people get confused. there is so much about benghazi. this person said that, that person said that. this is very simple. the family of ambassador chris stevens has not spoken. so you have three of the remaining four dead, their families saying she told us over our loved ones' dead bodies that this was all about a video. and now she is on record saying that -- i didn't do it. and suggesting that the family members are lying, brit. the american people are going to get that. >> well, look. well, w

. >>> i want to thank my national security team, especially secretary kerry, susan rice, bret mcgirk.admiral baines, ben rhodes, other whole team worked tirelessly to bring our americans home to get this work done, and i want to thank the swiss government, which represents or interests in iran for their critical assistance. >>> meanwhile, iran has agreed to deepen or coordinate as we continue to locate robert levinson, missing for more than eight years. even as we rejoice in the safe return of others, we will never forget about bob. our hards are with the levinson family and we will not rest until their family is -- >>> six iranian americans and others are being granted clemency. they were not charged with terrorism or any violent -- they're civilians, a one-time gesture to iran, given the unique opportunity by this mom and the larger circumstances at play, and it reflects our willness to engage with iran, even as we secure the national security of the united states. so nuclear deal implemented. american families reunited p the third piece of this work that we got done this weekend in

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our entire national security team, led by susan rice. i'm grateful for all the assistance that we received from our allies and partners. and i am hopeful that this signals the opportunity at least for iran to work more cooperatively with nations around the world to advance their interests and the interests of people who are looking for peace and security for their families. thank you so much. god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. >> cnn reports the plane carrying three of the four americans freed by iran as part of that prisoner swap has landed in switzerland. family membersh and a state department official tweeted the news this afternoon. this was plane carrying the washington post journalist, a u.s. marine veteran, and a passenger has landed. government officials will not confirm who was aboard. they will board another plane headed to a u.s. base in germany . the statement was released on the prisoner swap with iran a disturbing pattern is emerging where the obama administration is willing to negotiate the release

we have an iranian led by mcdonough and national security adviser ben rhodes and susan rice, all of whom at the beginning of the administration told obama call the palestinians first, snub the israelis and go and encourage what was going on in egypt while ignoring iran. they are willing to sacrifice the security of -- >> the ir-- we do not have strategy or approach. pat was underscoring the problems we're facing. but face it. we lack leadership. >> i want to go back to an earlier point on the gitmo thing. if past is prolog, the president violated the law in the bowe bergdahl trade. he did not notify congress. traded the five guys for bergdahl. some of the five guys are back in battle. recidivism rate for guys we're letting out of gitmo is high. >> i want to interject with just a thought. i read if these are the last 100 or so, they weren't among those already released for a reason perhaps. they could be. could be according to what i'm reading, worst of the worst. this is a different situation than 1%, 2%, 3%. this is going to be -- these guys might be more dedicated to the cause than we'

i want tothank my national security team, especially secretary kerry, susan rice and mcgushg andgurk, our team worked tire lessly to bring our americans home and get this work done. >> meanwhile, iran has agreed to deepen our coordination as we work to locate robert leving missing from iran for 48 years. >> each and everyday and especially their hearts are with the family and with are not rest until their family is whole again. >> in a re >> these individuals were not charged with terrorism or any violent of defense, they are civilian and they are released to a one time gesture to irans. itreflects with our willingness to engage with iran and even if we ensure of the national security of the united states. >> so nuclear deal is implemented. american families reunited. the third piece of this work that we got done this weekend involved the united states and iran resolving a financial dispute dated back more than a decade. since 1991, after ournation's diplomatic relationship, we worked to resolve claims in our countries. >> the united states and iran is settling a long claim against th

. >> there are dates on the calendar to interview susan rice who appeared on five sunday talk shows billion the attack gone awry. they crafted the memo instructing rice and others to blame it onnen a obscure internet video instead of a policy failure. >> i haven't seen that but i will get back to you. >> committee members plan to question petraeus about blocked rescue efforts while cia contractors were told to wait and not aid ambassador stevens. fox news has learned the cia has withheld from the community real time message traffic from the night of the attack. >> this would be much more direct and pertinent to laying out the facts of that night than any other written record that has been seen so far. >> newly released e-mail shows the aid was busy with business matters two-days after the attack. >> you have the top deputy in the state department taking out a logo for her new company. >> the former secretary of defense leon panetta and jeremy bash are scheduled to testify. an e-mail shows military assets were mobilized waiting for state department approval. katherine herridge, fox news. >>

ambassador susan rice who appeared on five sunday talk shows and blamed a demonstration gone awry for the terrorist attack that killed four americans. as well as presidential aide ben rhodes who crafted a memo to instruct others to blame it on a video. >> sources told fox news committee members plan to question petraeus about blocked rescue efforts, why c.i.a. security contractors were told to wait and not immediately aid ambassador stevens and what he knew about the covert shipment of weapons from arab nations to arm the libyan opposition. fox news has learned the c.i.a. has withheld real-time message traffic from the night of the attack. >> this record would be more direct and pertinent to laying out the factual events of that night than any other written record that's been seen so far. >> newly released email show a senior clinton aide was busy with personal matters on september 1379. two days after the attack. >> you have sheryl mills in the state department picking out a logo for her new company. >> within the next week, the former secretary of defense, leon panetta and his forme

i want to thank my national security team, especially secretary kerry, susan rice, my national securitydvisor, brett mg girl, our whole team worked tirelessly to bring our americans home, to get this work done. i want to thank the swiss government which represents our interests in iran for their assistance. iran agreed to deepen our coordination as we look to locate robert levinson. as we rejoice in the safe return of others, we will not forget bob. each and every day, our hearts are with the family and we will not rest until their family is whole again. in a reciprocal humanitarian gesture, six iranian americans and one awaiting sentences in the united states are granted clemency. they were not charged with terrorism or violent offenses. they are civilians and it is a one time gesture to iran given the unique opportunity offered by this moment and the larger circumstances at play. it reflects our willingness to engage with iran to advance our mutual interests, even as we ensure the national security of the united states. nuclear deal, implemented. american families reunited. the third

susan rice. brett mcgurk, avril haynes. our team worked tirelessly to get them home.n has agreed to deepen our coordination as we worked to locate robert levinson, missing from iran for eight years. we'll never forget about bob. each and every day our hearts are with the family and we'll not rest until their families home again. the individuals were not charged with terrorism or any violent offenses. they are civilians and the release is a one time gesture to iran given the unique opportunity offered by there moment in larger circumstances at play. it reflects our willingness to engage to advance our mutual interest. nuclear deal implemented. american families reunited. the third piece of this work we got done was the united states and iran resolving a financial dispute that dated back three decades. we worked through a international tribunal to resolve claims with our countries. we're settling a long standing iranian government claim against the united states government. iran will be returned its own funds, including a appropriated interest. much less than the amount

. >>> i want to thank my national secretary kerry, susan rice, bret mc girk. >> admiral baines, ben rhodes, other whole team worked tirelessly to bring our americans home to get this work done, and i want to thank the swiss government, which represents or interests in iran for their critical assistance. >>> meanwhile, iran has agreed to deepen or coordinate as we continue to locate robert levinson, missing for more than eight years. even as we rejoice in the safe return of others, we will never forget about bob. our hards are with the levinson family and we will not rest until their family is -- >>> six iranian americans and others are being granted clemency. they were not charged with they're civilians, a one-time gesture to iran, given the unique opportunity by this mom and the larger circumstances at play, and it reflects our willness to engage with iran, even as we secure the national security of the united states. so nuclear deal implemented. american families reunited p the third piece of this work that we got done this weekend involved the united states and iran resolving a financia

andrea: susan rice an valerie jarrett with zero military experience.k at their resume's. >> i don't know what is wrong with keeping active military beast in iraq. now we also have isis pouring into afghanistan and fighting taliban. so that is a hotbed right now. harris: that's a huge problem. what we saw in libya boko haram pledge allegiance. one fierce bloodthirsty group hooking up with another. >> still touted success story. andrea: still is. >> you get the last word. video went viral. assistant professor around staffer at university of missouri apparently trying to stop protesting on the campus. that is the hand by the way. put your hand down. lawmakers want to know why these people still have jobs. >> i didn't see you respecting that reporter. ♪ andrea: more than 100 missouri lawmakers calling for this woman to be fired. melissa click is university of missouri assistant communications professor who got nationwide attention when this video went viral. >> can i talk to you. >> no, you node to get out. you need to get out. >> no, i don't. >> you need

i want to thank, once again, secretary kerry, our entire national security team led by susan rice. i'm grateful for all the assistance that we received from our allies and partners. i'm hopeful this signals the opportunity for iran to work more cooperatively with nations around the world to advance their interests and the interest of people who are looking for peace and security for their families. thank you so much. god bless you. god bless the united states of america. >> where do you see this relationship going -- >> president obama speaking in the cabinet room of the white house this morning. speaking for just over 15 or 16 minutes heralding two big steps when it comes to iran. one the implementation to remove all the potentially weaponized material from iran that could be used for a nuclear weapon while sanctions against iran are lifted that could be roughly 100 billion dollar in assets being returned to iran. at the same time talking about how these relation, this thaw in relations between the united states and iran has allowed much progress when it comes to very, very diffic

the national security adviser to the president, susan rice, told me not that long ago the iranians can do with that money what they want. there's concern they could use that money for terrorist purposes. how concerned are you? can the u.s. do anything about that? >> you know, this is one of the reasons why i opposed the deal. what i would have done had i been negotiating this is that i would have released the sanctions much slower over a several-year period and the same with the money because i think that they are complying. in fact, returning our soldiers may well have been some compliance trying to get the money. but once they have their hands on the money, the question is are they going to continue to act in a civilized fashion. so i would release the money much slower, and i would have also released the sanctions over a several year period as we saw compliance from iran. but i do separate myself from many other republicans in that i do hope that negotiation works, that really ultimately negotiations are probably only way we do get rid of the iranian nuclear program. but we're going

domestically to helpp the people of iran, but they could do it with the revolutionary guard, at least susan ricesaid here on cnn, if they want to give the mo knee away to the other groups, they are authorized to do so, is that right? >> no strings attached. by the way, that is looking prospectively and that is where congress should act on a bipartisan basis. >> what can you do on that? >> well, clearly, if you are continuing to fund hamas, and using a portion of this money to fund hezbollah, and lebanon right now, they have over 800 rockets pointing right at israel, and most of it comes from the funding of this regime. and so if they use 90% of it to build the economy, and 5% of it on the $56 billion is going to be far more than they have had to spend on the terrorist a activities, and moving forward rather than relitigating the deal, and it is clear that i was against it and a majority of congress were, and the point is to go forward how the to best protect the allies in the region, and what can we go to move forward to make sure that iran does not use the money to the terrorist attackties. i w

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i want to thank once again secretary kerry, our entire national security team led by susan rice.for all the assistance that we received from our allies and partners. and i am hopeful that this signals the opportunity at least for iran to work more cooperatively with nations around the world to advance their interests and the interests of people who are looking for peace and security for their families. thank you so much. god bless you. god bless the united states of america. >> that was president obama, of course addressing the nation on the iran nuclear deal, and the prisoner swap, starting his remarks by saying, this is a good day. joining me now from tehran is nbc's ali arouzi. >> reporter: the iranians are excited about sanctions being removed. the deal happened in august. and now it's been implemented today. i think it's going to spell a lot of relief for ordinary people here. the last eight years in iran, when the sanctions have been particularly difficult, have been very hard for iranian people. they've been squeezed out of the international banking market. their currency

stuart: what about susan rice, national security adviser?ers, they never wona uniform, never practiced in the national security establishment, they think because they have a graduate degree day know what they are talking about and have a monkey on their back, goes in their closet, skeleton in the closet, they are shaped by their experiences in the balkans during the 90s and the ethnic cleansing is preferable to bashar al-assad. that is not how national security works. national security is done without emotion, done with clarity and when jim jones left as the national security adviser from the obama administration, they left the building. stuart: i wish we had more time. you are invited back soon. thank you very much. we have been talking about this all morning, bill clinton making his campaign debut for hillary in new hampshire yesterday. here is the headline from the wall street journal. don't know why we keep repeating this but it is a good headline, bill clinton, the big guy gets fixed. hurts every time. the new york times says bill clint

state department, susan rice, john kerry and formerly hillary clinton, has exported this technology to our supposed, and i'm using air quotes, you can't see it, allies, other countries that want these kinds of technologies. >> that's what donald trump -- andrea: hold on, bo. and, julie, to your point, russia is also a big driver of this. they are exporting these very high technologies -- >> absolutely. andrea: -- groups that we consider to be allies with the rise of capitalism in russia, and it's ending up in the hands of terrorists -- harris: but if we won't go in on the ground and we are going to depend on everybody in that region to do it for us, why is it we can't seem the train enough and fast enough -- julie: can i answer that question? because they know who's on their side. and the problem is, to andrea's point, we don't know who's on our side. we don't know who to train. it is impossible to find good guys in this haystack. it is like looking for a needle -- andrea: your point, julie, five freedom fighters -- julie: yep. andrew: -- for the cost of $500 million. julie: absolutely

not only did she say it but obama said the same thing to me and panetta and biden and -- and susan rice all of them. begging them to tell me what happened. and they all said, that it was the video. every one of them. i want to see hillary in jail. it was her depart. and she had been lying and, she turned the whole country into a bunch of liars. >> and donald trump is hoping voters go see it he rented out a whole movie theater tonight in iowa so people can watch there for free. dana, you said it's a good idea. >> when i first saw the headline this morning, i thought that is so smart. >> you wrote an email to all of us. >> it's very heartbreaking to watch shawn smith's mother have to go through that i saw the interview on tuesday night. it's so suspenseful and nerve-wracking, i was sitting next to eric's wife, adrian and she and i were almost holding hands, she and i don't normally watch expenseful movies like that. my stomach was in knots. you don't get a moment to catch your breath because they didn't, either. >> it was two hours and 20 minutes. it portrayed waves and waves of attacks,

susan rice, my national security advisor. brett mcgurk. avril haines. rhodes -- our whole team worked tirelessly to bring our americans home, to get this work done. and i want to thank the swiss government, which represents our interests in iran, for their critical assistance. and meanwhile, iran has agreed to deepen our coordination as we work to locate robert levinson -- missing from iran for more than eight years. even as we rejoice in the safe return of others, we will never forget about bob. each and every day, but especially today, our hearts are with the levinson family, and we will not rest until their family is whole again. in a reciprocal humanitarian gesture, six iranianamericans and one iranian serving sentences or awaiting trial in the united states are being granted clemency. these individuals were not charged with terrorism or any violent offenses. they're civilians, and their release is a one-time gesture to iran given the unique opportunity offered by this moment and the larger circumstances at play. and it reflects our willingness to e

and as far as her e-mails go, it -- nown that clone powell colin powell and susan rice has a minimalhers. guest: it is true. the rules were changing and there were guy dance being sent that they should no longer have these personal e-mails where the discussion comes on was hillary clinton's e-mail set up appropriate at the time? as far as the investigations go, when it first came up, a little bill was it was henry waxman, a democrat who was the chairman of the oversight committee when george w. bush was in office and there was a huge dust-up over basically the same thing, of government officials using either private e-mails or as i recall, it was e-mails operated by the republican national committee. were they doing official business over these e-mails? there's a whole battle over how much of this could be subpoenaed? could congress get their hands on these e-mails? it went on for months and months. so believe me, the party in power whether it's democrats or republicans at any given time, if there is a white house of the opposite party, that is the job to some degree of the oversight

tend to have the president's daily briefing and that would be susan rice and avril haynes, lisa monaco, myself, the vice president when he is in town. that is always fairly normal. but then the rest of the day tends to be driven by several different things. participate role, i in the devotees and principles committees, which are essentially the policy-making bodies of the government. the various deputies from across and intelligent community, they will meet or if the issue is ripe for decision, there cabinet members will meet. i do not go to those mean is, if you did that is all you would do. but that is the routine of policy making. that is one thing that could take up my time. the other elements are mainly if there is a major presidential engagement coming up. that will occupy my time. so, if the president is going on a foreign trip, what is his schedule, what are we trying to get done? what policy are we trying to get tocrossed the goal line announce? what speeches might have to give? digging through, essentially, big residential items. a trip, and announcement, a speech. that is so

e-mails and nobody else found, chris stevens e-mails that nobody else found and patrick kennedy, susan rice you would say they did a great job. those are all home runs. it's just -- neil: people almost want to, you raise great issues to your point. if the fbi ask on this or recommends taking actions with the justice department. the justice department doesn't act. >> there are's one jury that her framers gave us every four years in november and the fact that doj may or may not do something, the voters can certainly mete out their own discipline and to senator rubio's point the mishandling of information the decision to have your own server whether or not there's any criminality, the jury can judge that. the voters can judge that. there are lots of forms of consequences. neil: regarding surprise she's having a devil of a time in iowa and new hampshire? she might not be the nominee. >> am i surprised? i am not surprised. i have only met her once and she was really cordial. cheryl mills senate, abedin said they were treated respectfully by her committee. her husband's administration hired me to

then we tend to have the president's daily briefing and that will be susan rice and admiral haynes andlisa monaco, myself and the vice he's in town. that is always fairly normal. but then the rest of the day tends to be driven by several different things. one is that my role at participate in the and principals committee which essentially are the policymaking bodies of the government. so the various deputies across the state department come intelligence community, they will meet a sudden decision at the cabinet level of specials on the period i don't go to wallop the sessions because if you did that is all you would do. that is the kind of routine policy making. that is one thing that could take up my time. the other elements are mainly if there is a major presidential engagement coming up. that is going to occupy my time. what is the schedule, what are we trying to get done, what policy or return to announce, with speeches make me have to give, picking through big presidential items. a trip, amount may come a speech, that is something that will consume a fair amount of time. if there

. >> then we tend to have the president's daily briefing and that will be susan rice and the deputy nationalsecurity adviser, lisa, myself and the vice president when he's in town. and so that's always fairly normal. but then the rest of the day it tends to be driven by several different things. one is in my role i participate in the deputies and principle's committee which essentially are the policy-making bodies of the government. so the various deputies from across the state department, the treasury department, intelligence community, they will meet or an issue is for some decision, cabinet levels will meet. i don't go to all of the sessions because if i did, that's all i would do. that's a routine of policy making. that's one thing that could take up my time. the other elements are mainly if there's a mayor presidential engagement. if the president is going on a foreign trip, what is his schedule, what policy are we trying to get across the goal line to announce, what speeches he has to give, thinking through big presidential items, a trip, announcement, a speech, that is something that

. >> just an observation about the movie, you were saying the movie is strangely a political -- susan riceence on the video. it's more like a patriotic violent feel good film. does it matter so much in the political world? >> i think it's great donald trump is providing more entertainment to his supporters and in addition to his circus like candidacy. the movie is based not on fact but on fiction and box office draw. i think that if the american people want to get a good grasp on what happened in benghazi, instead of watching the movie, they should watch the testimony in front of the benghazi committee. that's a real reflection of what went on. >> we know the reality is they're not going to watch that testimony. they're going to watch the move sl vie. if there's anything we're learning from this political campaign psych cycle, it's that politics is moving towards entertain. ronald reagan taught us politics is about theater and the big stage and americans want someone who speaks in that language and able to connect together the themes of patriotism and the american flag and how we're going

leon panetta as well as susan rice and mr.ent, what can we find out from them we don't already know? this is a waste of time. so it's going to continue and gaudy says, look, i'll go as far as i want to go. let's see what they find, thomas. >> all right. so we're showing everybody, luke, just so you know on the lower side of the screen there upcoming hillary clinton speaking live in about five minutes at a campaign rally in nevada before the big democratic dinner there and see how it continues to unfold with the committee hearings this week. luke, thank you. >>> want to check in with frances rivera with other stories making head loons and a federal lawsuit against chipotle. frances? >> that's a favorite of yours. >> yes. >> the chain says it's been served with a federal grand jury subpoena in regards to an outbreak last summer. they require the company produce, quote, a broad range of documents the chain said it fully intends to cooperate with the investigation and they expect fourth quarter sales down 14.6%. >>> and finally, 5

susan rice, the president's national security adviser last year told me they could do with it basically whatever they want. does that worry you? >> it points to the need for enforcement and the need to really keep a very close eye on what iran is doing. before implementation day can occur, which you mention secretary kerry is traveling there to do there were some very key things iran had to do in order to get here. one of them was to get rid of 90% of their uranium stockpile. they had to completely destroy their iraq heavy water nuclear reactor. by pouring concrete into it. they had to get rid of and remove over 13,000 centrifuges and put them under the iaea's constant surveillance. and other actions. the results of these actions has been -- we've gone from just several months ago a two to three-month breakout time for iran to develop a nuclear weapon to now having finished these actions. we're now over a year of breakout time, which really is what we should be looking at. secondly, as we look at how iran may spend this money, we've heard a few different ways they may be spending it. on

and that will be susan rice and avril haines and the vice president when he's in town so that's always fairly normal. but then the rest of the day tends to be driven by several different things. one is in my role i participate in the deputies and principals committees which are essentially the policymaking bodies of the government. so, the various deputies from across the state department, the treasury department, the intelligence community, they will meet or if an issue is ripe for some decision the cabinet-level officials will meet. i don't go to all those sessions because if you did that's all you would do. but that's the kind of routine of policymaking. that's one thing that could take up my time. the other elements are mainly if there's a major presidential engagement coming up that is going to occupy my time. so, if the president is going on a foreign trip, what is his schedule, what are we trying to get done, what policy are we trying to get across the goal line to announce, what speeches might he have to give, thinking through essentially big presidential items, a trip, an anno

susan rice, does she still blame the debacle on a video? a pure politician.campaign speech writer with a masters in creative speechwriting. no, this does not inspire confidence. this is the team that invokes climate change up the cause of terror. cannot even use the words in islamic terror. the president comes back from vacation and talks gun control. just as north korea claims technology and our soldiers fight desperately in afghanistan. the world is on fire. little confidence in american leadership. this is not good. ♪ just after 11:00 o'clock eastern time. let's get straight at it. stock market down. all yield down. that is the back drop to everything that is going on today. look at this please. it showed a big increase in the amount of heating oil. the price is just over a dollar $0.08 per whatever it is. very interesting story right there. warm winter. less use of heating oil. how about this one. the world is on fire. north korea says it tested a hydrogen bomb. tensions are rising. there is an understatement. migrants abusing women in the street. more we

frankly without interviewing susan rice. they are the defense team. the defense firm.raw an exception for her. she has really good questions. she served our country. a great and powerful sacrificial way. the other four, they are the defense team for secretary clinton. they really have been from day one. >> the victims and families of benghazi. we look forward to the report very much. the trim 11 viruses growing. as many as 4 million people could be affected within the year. 4 million. >> 4 million. this virus was first discovered back in 1947 in africa. has not really surfaced at all. all of a sudden there was an explosion of the virus. more than 4000 babies have been born with birth defects. holding an emergency meeting early next week in geneva. there is no cure. there is no vaccine. 80% of people. showing no symptoms at all. within five days, it goes away. this virus is widespread in brazil. there will be some 200,000 estimated to go to brazil. they get infected. they have no signs of it. they go back to the u.s. they are here. they get bitten by a mosquito. it can

susan rice went on television five days later. repeated it on a sunday talk show.mentioned the video six times by way of explanation. >> she was a sacrificial. talking the talking points. it was embarrassing. since then, we have seen hillary clinton e-mails. >> she knew that evening what was going on. most of people in washington were watching it. sending images back. they were at least aware that these people were under attack by militia. using rocket propelled grenades. ultimately using a mortar to take down the office. hillary clinton was complicit without false story about the youtube video. >> i think that it will be. will anything ever, puppet. will someone be held accountable? >> gilded person that could be held accountable is the leading person on the attack of benghazi. he is in jail in alexandria, virginia. he has been indicted. perhaps, if put on trial, the question will be raised why weren't those guys helped. >> things a lot. really appreciate it. it might as well be used to combat isis. >> clo cheryl sandberg said the best way to combat isis propagand

she had that opportunity to do all five sunday shows, talking about benghazi, decided not to and susan ricee got the moment hillary clinton discovered the infamous blackberry photo and the response from sheryl mills. you look cute in the photo. in t not necessarily the response you expect from an adviser. and a flow chart that shows who would be riding when with hillary clinton when she travels and a number of decision points, one of which is is the ambassador tolerable. anything in the details here of the flow chart or you look cute that is of interest? >> well, first of all i would say on the flow chart, that's your government tax dollars at work, right? the level of detail over who gets to sit with the secretary and where they sit, these are -- this is just one of the many absurdities you see within the federal government and there it is for everyone to see. nothing scandalous, nothing that's going to rock the clinton campaign in this latest document dump. but these things, in terms of you look cute. i get that from clayton all the time. i think people went through our e-mails, i'd be em

i would like to meet with susan rice.the cia, everyone involved in this case. >> dan? >> everyone and anyone. the fact that we still haven't heard -- the state department, it would have been nice to have heard from them before we did this interview. the one phone call we've gotten since is the apology we haven't been warned ahead of time. nothing since, nothing about what's going on, nothing about the next steps. we're desperate for answers. we'll push hard and we're not going to go away. >> we know that. dan and christine, your family are in our thoughts. thanks for sharing this with us. we'll follow every step of the way. >>> imagine not knowing for that long. all right. another story we're watching out of hollywood, actress jada pinkett smith, director spike lee, both taking a stand, taking a stand against the academy awards saying they're going to boycott the ceremony over the lack of diversity among nominees. the academy is now responding. will this protest spur change? these are the hands, the hands that drive comme