i knew the ambassador that we lost in benghazi along with him we lost three other brave americans who were representing us in a very dangerous part of the world. when i hear a statement like that which demonstrates unequivically that this was always meant to be a partisan political exercise i feel like it does a grave disservice and dishonors not just the memory of the four that we lost but of everybody who has served our country. >> that was certainly edifying but i'm not sure that was the counter punch i would have given. i have been waiting to catch you with your chin out. >> even though mccarthy has given them the truth here and thus an opportunity -- >> admitted the whole thing was political. cephali think t cephal -- i think the democrats need to use this as an opening to just lay these people out. >> how do you do that using the process? >> how do you do it? >> a lot of people say we are going to shut down -- >> if i were hillary's campaign, if i were a friend of hillary i would go to the democrats on the hill and say i'm not asking you to necessarily support me. here is the re

i knew the ambassador that we lost in benghazi. ong with him, we lost three other brave americans who were representing us in a very dangerous part of the world. there have already been eight investigations in the congress, one independent investigation. we've learned all we can learn about what we need to do to protect our diplomats and other civilians, and we need to be enforcing and implementing those changes which is what i started and what secretary kerry has continued. so when i hear a statement like that, which demonstrates, unequivocally, that this was always meant to be a partisan, political exercise, i feel like it does a grave disservice and dishonors, not just the memory of the four that we lost, but of everybody who has served our country. >> for all the latest, i'm joined again by nbc capitol hill correspondent luke russert. how's it playing up there on the hill, luke? >> well, this was a huge unforced error by speaker in waiting kevin mccarthy, kate. so much so that one operative i spoke to, who is close to leadership

the u.s. embassy in benghazi, libya. i am nicole petallides. lauren: i am transfixed that the stock market closed column as global markets go into a sigh of relief. after the dow served 300 points yesterday, dow futures are higher. the dow serving 79 points in the premarket. s&p gained eight-point at the s&p up 22 points. nicole: in other asian markets are posing some gains. the nikkei and the possibility of barrels. in making up a half of 1%. train for europe stocks open higher ahead of a central bank meeting. nice gains of more than 1.5% in london and paris and germany. nicole: key commodities, let's kick it off with oil. moving to the downside about a penny. looking at gold right now at 1132 h. rayon spirit lauren: this is how the u.s. dollar is trading against currencies ahead of the european central bank. the euro .12 versus the dollar as well as the japanese yen this morning. nicole: checking the 10 year yield. 2.19% right now. welcome to "fbn:am." looking at what is moving in today's markets, latest breaking news, what to expect the day a

we lost control to enemies across the middle east and she botched benghazi, so how much good did that doer? this is about larger policies. >> well, but -- you don't think t i's a threshold issue? >> i don't. this is why trump's voters are tired of the elite media being in bed with the political establishment. these kind of gotcha questions. >> you think hugh hewitt is part of the elite media? >> i think he had his 15 minutes and in a year you'll never hear his name again. >> what do you think? >> i refer back to the classic political science text on this, the reasoning voter by sam popkin who argues that voters are -- they exercise low information rationality. so ultimately they take short cuts to assess personalities of presidential candidates and then use those short decision. ultimately this won't matter for donald trump's voters in the republican primary. if he made it to the a general election, voters will care much more about domestic issues and a general sense of his foreign policy positions. the gotcha questions isn't what -- it isn't going to move one voter in terms of -- esp

democrats on the benghazi committee led by cumminings are sthag understand why they did this. saying -- there is no evidence of criminal activity. it is understanding this witness' attorney advised him given the onslaught of candidates and members of congress and other false links. that is the democratic side. it will make be harded to make the case when you have the professional skwlaep hillary clinton and the aids and you have the separate but related fbi, criminal investigation of the security server and what went down. and in addition to the staffers, today and tomorrow who are going behind closed doors to testify before the benghazi committee. you still have hillary clinton coming in in late october to testify in public about what happened. there is a lot coming down the pipe still. >> jesse, i think it points to a bigger democratic cover-up. you listen to the democrats on the committee and they are saying right wing conspiracy and defending this. i think if republicans were smart they would demand the grand jury and go after the white house and there is no way president o

spokesman nick merrill declaring -- the top democrat on the benghazi panel elijah cummings rushed to clinton's defense by claiming pagliano is only taking the fifth because he did not want to be drawn into a political spectacle. he admitted it would be better for pagliano to talk. >> am i surprised that he has decided to take the fifth? no, i'm not surprised. am i disappointed? yes. because i would have loved to have heard what he had to say. >> reporter: republicans note it's harder for clinton allies to cry politics when there's a nonpartisan fbi investigation looming. >> this is the one guy that can put all of this to bed. him pleading the fifth speaks volumes. >> reporter: clinton is eager to testify in public to the benghazi panel in late october. the story may have legs as we edge closer and closer to the early caucuses and primaries. lou? lou: ed, thank you. ed henry. >>> in china president xi jinping presiding over a massive military parade to commemorate japan's surrender in world war ii. the extravagant parade, the most forceful display yet of china's military power after we

the british left benghazi. the red cross closed their office. five requests for additional security denied by her headquarters during the attack, nobody could really help these folks. after the attack, they told a story about a protest and a video that had nothing to do with the attack. i think that ask more damning than the e-mails but the e-mails is a trust issue. her store i hay about how the e were set up and what happened and didn't happen are not holding water and the people involved are having to take the fifth amendment. any time somebody working for you has to take the fifth amendment based on something you did is probably not good for you as a politician. >> i want to ask you about kentucky where right now kim davis, the county clerk is in court. mike huckabee, one of your competitors, said on "morning joe" today to joe scarborough that she has every right to do that because what the supreme court ruled isn't really the law. that there's no statute involved in approving gay marriages. the way i read the constitution and the way joe sca

he is well-into his deposition before the the benghazi select committee. van is not a household name but he had a front row seat as clinton's policy advisor and first hand knowledge of the decision to place the consulate in libya with substandard security that did not meet state department requirements. >> in a country like libya you need to understand what policy you're wanting and you have to balance that. >> less than a week after the attacks, sullivan agreed to work with mike morel and ben rhodes on the talking points you see here that blamed the attack on an obscure video. he noted these points were not good and he had taken a editing hand to them. it was agreed jake would work closely with the technology community to finalize the points. we were able to confirm with the chairman of the benghazi committee the next witness up will be mike morel. >> i understand that you also have new information on the w s witness who will take the fifth. >> a source told fox news that investigators wanted to question a low level it guy that put the server and maintaine

there is some hope that the benghazi hearings will determine when she goes to testify in front of the is truly fatal and there is still time for somebody else to get in, namely joe biden, this happens at the end of september, but if not, the anxiety just sits there and becomes a problem. >> and the senator put out this statement, the justice department gave us less information when they should give us more. it is getting absurd when somebody at the justice department is leaking information that the department refuses to admit that it is conducting. in light of the details the committee will seek more information about the state department's attempts to gain possession about the e-mail records that should have remained at the fbi in the first place. they will give clarity on how to handle the e-mails now that they have been recovered from the server. allowing them to search for records, the inspector general, the press, years ago and providing the records to the requesters would be a welcome news. we don't usually read foull statements but that was interesting. >> if they can grant imm

the show. do you think a benghazi thong is inappropriate? >> depends on who you are dating. >> you can spice it up with the right guy. >> the right guy. it could be a turn on. >> did you think they are selling these things? >> i haven't checked the numbers on it. i don't know why they don't have the benghazi push up bra. you don't want to wear the thong without the top. >> that's right. >> how do you coordinate that with victoria's secret? >> did any of these products catch your fancy? >> nothing soaks my panties more than something that says obama is a terrorist, especially with the thong aspect. my own is inside job, that's a good one. or make yourself great again playing off trump. i created those myself. >> like perm ones? >> of course. >> you use it as an opportunity to improve yourself. >> like affirmations? >> i swear this will be great for you, i promise. >> so you are inspired by the product? >> yes. >> a lot of these are intimate things. it is strange. i think if you want to get the political word out there, you would want as many p

the benghazi subpoena did not come until 2015 in march. ver was asked turned over to an independent person to verify it after she had deleted the e-mails, as far as we know. had beenazi panel asking for those e-mails six months prior to her turning them over and wiping the server. there is no doubt that they knew how the benghazi investigators wanted the enough. there is no doubt they knew this would be an issue. they knew those records were in high demand when they deleted them. the last question about the obama policy. left office, obama has said don't use a personal e-mail. it has become more clear that officials are not supposed to use official e-mails for work purposes. even when he was at the state department, -- when she was at the state department, they had a policy or they were not supposed to that. if they did, they were supposed to file within 20 days, and she did not do that. host: jeff from ohio, high. hi. caller: i want to make a statement about the difference between wiping and delete files. anybody knows that if you lead a f

i knew the ambassador that we lost in benghazi along with him we lost three other brave americans whoe representing us in a very dangerous part of the world. there have been eight investigations in the congress. one independent investigation. we have learned all we can learn about what we need to do to protect our diplomats and our other civilians and we need to be enforcing and implementing those changes which is what i started and what secretary continued. so when i hear a statement like that, which demonstrates unequivocally that this was always meant to be a partisan political exercise, i feel like it does a grave disservice and dishonors not just the memory of the four we lost but of everybody who have served our country. >> joining me now, nbc capitol hill correspondent luke russert, a lot to talk about. you have a vote within hours now and we just heard the comments of hillary clinton. >> reporter: yeah. kate, the vote by the way is fine. we don't have to get the shutdown clock we have seen other times here on capitol hill and rest assured that will go through but the big story

this was a request from the benghazi committee, one of three committees who subpoenaed here. but the headline this morning is the dubious one of, he's taken the fifth amendment and people often believe when you hear not to incriminate yourself, they're less likely to believe what pagliano is saying, which is he doesn't want to be part of a circus. >> right. and i think you can see that line that you're describing from the clinton campaign which put out a statement that said on the one hand, they are very understanding of mr. pagliano's decision but that they were encouraging him to talk. even if there are perfectly legal reasons to do what he did, this is not a good headline for them and they know it. >> michael, we have congressman elijah cummings said yesterday that trey gowdy unilaterally issued the subpoena to pagliano and that gowdy is using the committee for the political purpose of trying to smear a democratic presidential candidate. with that said, i believe you wrote it is time perhaps for clinton to reboot her campaign. how does she do that with these headlines that

you will know representative member of the house select committee on benghazi peter rostrum goes "on he record." good evening, sir. what is congress doing in the investigation and do you worry that you somehow step on the investigation being done by the fbi? >> congress is keeping its eye on the ball. and that is this: we have been charged, the select committee on benghazi, has been charged with two things, greta. number one, find out what happened as it relates to the benghazi attack and do everything we can to make recommendations so it never happens again. all of these issues are important issues. they are dealt with the federal bureau of investigation. american public is going to make its decision about hillary clinton as a candidate and so forth. select committee is staying focused on find out what happened. >> secretary clinton is going to testify before the committee. is she says she wants to do it in public. i take it that you are satisfied with having it done in public; is that right? >> that's right. she is coming in on october 22ened. -- 22nd. that's the current date. >> do

clinton, is taking a day off from campaigning but some of her former staffers are pretty busy after the benghazi committee called them in to testify. ed henry is with us. benghazi is back. exciting. >> reporter: the vice-president in miami today, and what he is doing is testing the waters. his staff has been talking about it in private for some weeks. he was meeting with jewish leaders and that's significant, he was talking up the iran nuclear deal the president has been pushing and now appears to have the votes to get through the house and senate. that enables biden to burnish his foreign policy credentials and reach out to jew rich leaders who could be potentially helpful with votes, raising campaign money. he is still weeks away, we're told, from a decision, and hillary clinton's aides are watching this very closely. in a conference call with reporters today they were asked how would it impact your strategy if the vice-president gets in? her top aide insist they'll run the same race either way. they acknowledge they have what they called head winds from the e-mail controversy, and it got a wh

staffer will plead the fifth on benghazi. what if anything can hillary clinton do to put this controversy behind her? and finally, back to our top story. trump. loyalty in the gop. do we have any reason to believe donald trump will make good on his pledge not to bolt and run third party? start the interview with a firm handshake. ay,no! don't do that! try head & shoulders instant relief. it cools on contact, and also keeps you 100% flake free. try head & shoulders instant relief. for cooling relief in a snap. and when you bundle your home and auto insurance through progressive, you'll save a bundle! [ laughs ] jamie. right. make a bad bundle joke, a buck goes in the jar. i guess that's just how the cookie bundles. now, you're gonna have two bundles of joy! i'm not pregnant. i'm gonna go. [ tapping, cash register dings ] there you go. [ buzzing ] bundle bee coming! it was worth it! saving you a bundle when you bundle -- now, that's progressive. >>> andrea will be sit go down for an exclusive interview with hillary clinton. the

i knew the ambassador that we lost in benghazi. ong with him, we lost three other brave americans who were representing us in a very dangerous part of the world. there have already been eight investigations in the congress, one independent investigation. we've learned all we can learn about what we need to do to protect our diplomats and other civilians. and we need to be enforcing and implementing those changes, which is what i started and what secretary kerry has continued. so when i hear a statement like that, which demonstrates, unequivocally, that this was always meant to be a partisan, political exercise, i feel like it does a grave disservice and dishonors, not just the memory of the four that we lost, but of everybody who has served our country. >> reverend sharpton is here. she seemed angry there, but it sounds like they think they were handed a political gift. >> i think it's clear from the answer, she thinks it was a political gift, and she's really now driving back this whole thing of her being untrustworthy, to where th

certainly he was aggressive on the question of benghazi. on and her emails were it not for the decision and i think it was a courageous decision by john boehner to impanel a benghazi select committee on the other hand, had you conservatives that wanted to fight and not fight in irresponsible way about obamacare but actually fight on the merit. make the articlement and that was met with, i think a deep skepticism, not just by john boehner but also by the leadership in the senate republican caucus. look, i think john boehner was by and large a good leader. he had a difficult job. he did what he he could. he did what he could and i think in a largely successful way, but republicans are looking for somebody who will confront president obama. actually have a challenge and a significant win. we will see that in the coming weeks. >> and the presidential election as well. i want to turn to hillary clinton. big news tonight about these emails that we confirmed. hundreds of emails that had never been turned over to the benghazi select committee. hundr

journalist: you sit on the benghazi committee -- can you give us an idea of how you think october 22, the to let -- the day that hillary clinton is scheduled to testify, there are reports that it will be a long day. what is the game plan of the committee on that day? guest: the chairman has been clear. if she is coming once, she has to answer every question we have. he has talked about several rounds. that is what i anticipate. chairman gary will determine all about. i think it will be an important area. the secretary of state one for americans give their lives for their country that night and lots of questions we have to ask her about before. questions like when you had 200 security incidents in a 13 months prior to the attack on september 11, 2012, ied attacks, assassination attempt on the british ambassador. you had all of that going on. you had repeated requests from the folks on the ground for additional security. those were denied -- not only denied, the security presence they had there was reduced -- why was that down? why would you do that? particularly on september 11, partic

he made the decision to place a consulate in benghazi that did not meet the state department requirements and why the threats were ignored and why ambassador stevens was there in 2012. he's also at the center of the talking points fiasco. in the days after the attack the obama administration blamed an anti-islam video as the cause of the attack. the then acting director of the cia mike morell said in a series of emails he would work closely with sullivan and ben rhodes to work out any issues they had about the public explanation that would be offered on the sunday talk shows. that explanation did not adequately reflect the intelligence at the time. and just this week i learned from a former military intelligence official the intelligence was so specific within 24 hours they not only might was terrorism, they identified the groups and the likely suspects. gregg: what about the fallout from yesterday's deposition of cheryl mills, a former chief of staff of the secretary. >> reporter: she gave a 9-hour deposition behind closed doors. she came out with the republican chairman as well as the r

overly inclusive in this document by including all these libya e-mails for a year surrounding the benghaziacks. the state department said for months and months all of these e-mails were turned over. it's unclear why the state department has decided to, now, turn other these additional e-mails. it has been a lot of concern the state department is covering for hillary clinton and to be frank for a lot of the state department management that also will be implicated in this issue. the sheer number of eyeballs on this story has forced the state department to be more compliant with these kinds of rules. >> spokesperson for the select committee on benghazi said it's curious the department is able to be more productive after recent staff changes. how do you feel about the level of cooperation at the state department? is it changing? >> it does seem to be getting better. i think the benghazi committee isn't holding their breath at this point because for months and months they have engaged in -- not just the benghazi committee but their own inspector general. to kind of slow roll this thing. to deny

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obviously, behind closed doors and increasingly public, democrats have been arguing that the benghaziommittee was politically motivated. when you have the likely incoming house speaker admit as much, it gives you an interesting and effective pivot, i think. and the october 22nd hearing in front of the committee that clinton will have, the campaign has long viewed that as something that will help her clear this hurdle, maybe move on to more the policy topics and specifics. so those are two things here. as for biden, i think claire mccaskill is right, there's universal love of the vice president within the democratic party. there's universal sympathy for the vice president beyond the democratic party. the biggest question, of course, is what happens if he enters into the campaign arena? does -- do the numbers start going down much like they did for secretary of state clinton when she entered? and i think that's the big unknown right now. >> and let's talk about the republicans for a moment. mitt romney just a few moments ago at the atlantic aspen institute conference was asked about don

>> well, the state department is going through kind of non-benghazi related requests. ia requests. media requests. and that's at the end of every month. they gave us on friday, over 1,000 pages of her emails that they had never before given us. in fact, it was a larger amount of emails that they gave us friday than what they gave us earlier in the year when they claimed to give us everything. so, less than a month before secretary clinton comes before the committee and three years after benghazi, the state department is still producing emails. >> now, i have given you a little heat in the past because step it up and just get the report done. i do confess i see the problem. you don't have all the emails. you are supposed to interview her on october 22nd. and you are probably not going to get another chance and, yet, you don't have a full sense that you have all the emails. at least these late surprises. do you believe now that you have all the emails and you have them in plenty of time before you interview her she comes before your committee? >> no ma'am. we still don't

would invoke his fifth amendment rights if called to testify before the panel investigating the 2012 benghazittacks. >> and i would very much urge anybody who is asked to cooperate to do so. >> reporter: clinton was forced to defend the e-mail controversy yet again just a day after a lengthy interview with nbc news where she said the logistics of her private server weren't a top concern when she arrived at the state department. >> we had so many problems around the world, i didn't really stop and think what kind of e-mail system will there be? >> reporter: in an interview for tomorrow's "face the nation," g.o.p. presidential candidate carly fiorina was asked if she find that explanation plausible. >> i actually don't because it takes a lot of work to install a private server system in your basement. and so i don't think it's plausible for her to say, "oh, i wasn't paying any attention." she clearly was paying attention. >> reporter: clinton's stop in new hampshire is the first of many aimed at fending off rival bernie sanders, who has surged there over the summer. jim, the e-mail controversy

he want to see what happens with the benghazi hearings. >> a major push by players to keep a high schooltball coach. his crime? holding post-game prayers on the field. why his defenders insist he didn't do anything wrong and the outrage over his job being threatened. stay with us. >>> welcome back to "outnumbered." faith under fire? a high school football coach and veteran of the marine core is under investigation in washington state. his crime? praying with his players. praying at the 50-yardline after games and has been doing it for years. he never asks the players to join him but they do it voluntarily. the coach has been warned he could lose this job. it is sparking a protest with the #keepcoachkennedy. >> i want to make a direct appe appe appeal to the people going after coach kennedy, all of the people going after the coach for playing on the sidelines, let me say you are morons. this is freedom of association, a first amendment right, and the kids are not being forced. >> considering the problems we have with players abusing their spouses and cheaters like the new england patriots

according to ploolitico most se to have been withhold from the committee on benghazi. rt to cooperate. while clinton has always characterized her participation in turning over email from the server to the state department as routine, officials are characterizing it a bit differently. according to the "washington post"s, citing state department officials the request was not about general record-keeping but was spurred entirely from the discovery that clinton had only used the private server. yesterday clinton was asked to explain the discrepancy to the des moines register. >> all i know is that they sent the same letter to everybody. that's my -- that's my understanding. >> so the post is reporting now that there is -- that this -- there was some question about whether the server was deleted. >> you know what, you're telling me something i don't know. all i know is what i have said and what i have said is it was allowed, the state department has confirmed that. the same letter went to, as far as i know, my predecessors and i am the one who said, hey, i'll be glad to help

clinton is scheduled to testify before the benghazi committee. r 17 months, and millions of dollars, the families left behind are frustrated. miningle ingmeyer and his family want answers from mrs. clinton and the committee. >> do your job, get it done. get to the truth. stop playing games. we're going on a third-year anniversary. and it feels like a decade. >> i need to know why my son was killed in benghazi. i want to know what's in that server. >> mrs. clinton's email and the mishandling of classified information are under new scrutiny especially those emails in the spring of 2011 as arms poured into the chaotic middle east and the state department sought to arm the libyan opposition. >> this would come under secretary clinton's watch. >> american arms dealer mark turi is at the center of a federal investigation involving libya, syria and turkey. turi is president of the turi defense group, a company that for decades has been licensed and regulated by the state department to sell and move tons of weapons around the world. he spoke exclusively t

pleading the fifth speaks volumes. >> reporter: clinton aides said today she's eager to testify to the benghazi panel in late october. though that also means the story may have legs as we edge closer and closer to these early caucuses and primaries, bret. >> ed, thank you. >>> a russian ship comes what might be a little too close for comfort to a major american military installation. while china impresses and surprises during a muscle flexing in beijing. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is keeping track of all of it from the pentagon tonight. >> reporter: a 70-gun salute in tiananmen square to mark the end of the war with japan. a show of strength ahead of president xi's visit to the white house later this month as china demonstrates its military prowess 70 years after world war ii. 20,000 soldiers marched through beijing today. on display a cruise missile known as a carrier killer capable of destroying an aircraft carrier at sea. and china's j 31 fighter jet, a near replica of the u.s. f 35, the most expensive weapons program in pentagon history. the chinese version, some say,

in october you have the benghazi hearing. you have the first debate. more emails released by the state department if they're on schedule. it will only get more difficult for them. really only hope they have right now to continue through the primary is that maybe sanders falters, right? sanders has not been in the critical limelight completely. so his candidacy could take a turn. in which case clinton could probably rise ben. >> "new york times" says hillary calculated that she can afford to lose new hampshire and iowa. what do you make of the southern firewall theory. >> i think that is huge, a seismic shift in the campaign. a couple weeks ago hillary clinton campaign was putting millions of dollars in iowa and new hampshire trying to raise poll numbers. this new revelation, don't worry about it they have a southern firewall and can win south carolina, florida, southern states that will prevent hillary clinton from losing this campaign, i think that shows she is on very bad footing. she is caught by surprise by this new, by these new swing of poles. an

committee in the house ledmer aid was also called to testify before that special benghazi committee in the house led by republican trade out. plans to avoid a subpoena, not just his that many but senate judiciary committee, senate homeland security committee tied to a committee trying to get to the bottom of the security of this server for one thing and the senate judiciary committee chaired by chuck grassle iowa confirming last night, quote, his legal counsel told the committee yesterday he would plead the fifth to any and all questions if he were compelled to testify. that obviously raises the stakes big time for hillary clinton and her campaign. you see her suffering in the polls as this has been bubbling up. they wanted this former staffer, all staffers to testify that hillary clinton's use of a personal e-mail was a loud and she has not send or receive anything more classified confirmed by the state department and inspector general, made every effort to answer questions and be as helpful as possible, current and former to do the same, i mentioned the first, the republ

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. >> reporter: it will come in october, she has to testify before the benghazi committee one week after the first democratic debate. but, there will have already been two republican debates, the second one is just 10 days away. and now that cnn changed its rules it seems more and more like carly fiorini will make the cut. >> thousands of people, across country, who said, you know this is not fair, we want to hear from her, good for them, i appreciate that. >> reporter: not set in stone but imagine fiorina and trump on the same debate stage, it should be good, fox news in washington. christina: police investigating a drone crash that occurred last night at university of kentucky stadium near the suite level before kickoff. report say that drone's owner is a student, is being questioned. no one was hurt, and there was no damage on the stateium. -- stadium, police are deciding if any action should be taken. christina: yesterday's incidents is justs day a drone crashed intoism empty seats at u.s. open. >> and it was a gorgeous outside today, scene in little brazil, hundreds pack for annual

would you have never fond that out if you had not gathered the information for the benghazi select committee. so if we want to able to show what this planned parenthood has done. we see a few videos. there is a question. have the select committee get all the information, all the hearings, so the public can see that. so you win the argument to win the vote. >> speaking of votes, do you have the votes? will you be the next speaker and have you locked it up? >> i feel very good about where i'm at. >> flu this morning, the white house signaling a shift in its position on syria isaudi regime. jackie john kerry kath rush's military buildup in syria and support of assad could provide the u.s. with an opportunity. kerry telling cnn getting rid of assad immediately is no longer viewed as a necessity. >> for a period of time, the coalition were saying you have to leave immediately. that was the original staimt statement. way back when. we've changed that. we need tore an orderly transition, a managed transition so you don't have fear for the retribution, loss of life. >> a vacuum? >> you don't have a

benghazi. they will be sent to the house committee investigating the benghazi attacks. ary clinton is expected to thoif to the committee on october 22nd about that. steve moore is still with us, i want to bring you into the conversation as we get this news, reports out now that there are e-mails, steve, that she didn't turn over and quite a few may be related to benghazi. why would she have not turned them over? >> great question, i'm just hearing this myself, this breaking news. trish, i'll say this, this is the scandal that just won't go away, and in every week that goes by it gets worse for hillary. you asked me the question why she didn't hand these over? i will say this, it wreaks a little bit of obstruction of justice, she has problems on her hand. trish: really big problems. she had the ability to yea or nay any of the e-mails that were going to the state department for review to begin with, which i find fundamentally flawed in this whole process. >> there's really two issues here for hillary right now. one is a legal issue whether she is indicted. as every week g

one of her aides now taking the fifth to avoid testifying on benghazi. not good. right back with the latest. . . . >>> more bad news for hillary clinton, a man name brine pagliano who set up her server in her home was called to testify in front of a house panel. but pagliano's lawyers say he'll take the fifth and not testify. joining us from washington, correspondent rosen covering the story. katherine, why is this important? >> maybe i'm old fashioned but when you're low level i.t. guy takes the fifth, that is not good. and on top of that we had this nine-hour deposition with this long time clinton ally, cheryl mills who was her chief of staff. it was clear that after that deposition there was some kind of agreement between the republicans, democrats and the committee that they would come out and give one statement to the press, which wasn't extremely professional. she answer all of the questions. nothing was left in question. but it's all classified so now there's like a lid on it. you've done big investigations. now know how this works. they start with the littl

. >> you mean to how she destroyed the middle east, the benghazi, the red line. oh, my god. >> the key point is what are you asking about? are you asking about the iran deal? if you're asking about the iran deal, give me an alternative. tell at the what you would do. i'm talking about the modern face of terror. >> i think the iranians are certainly sponsors of terror. i can't connect them to terror that's taken place here in the home but i think in the middle east they are to me the enemy. >> it's a good point. eric, what do you think? >> see what you did there. terror change instead of global terror warming. >> exactly. >> i think they're all good. any one of these you can almost pick any one and say they're going to protect the country. we have 2 million people in our military. we have the finest intel. i think they all have different ideas on when and where we should be deploying our assets, but i think the country will be safe as long as they continue to support and finance the intel that it needs to be supporting. what is it $6 billion or $8 billion to the f

why does congress need to hijack one investigation about the server into the benghazi investigation. ere is the last question. why did she lie about e-mailing her husband? why did she lie about only wanting to use one device when she used two? >> well, that's not a question -- >> it is a question. >> for any other witness but hillary clinton. >> we have to go. up next here on "hannity" -- >> i don't honestly put it past the likes of isil to infiltrate an operative among these refugees that is a huge concern of ours. >> pay close attention that was the national director of intelligence warning about the refugee crisis. today the president announced he wants to bring 10,000 refugees into america. could isis supporter sympathizers make it here? john kasich has more. >>> and then later tonight -- >> i think donald trump is a disaster. i think he'll hurt the country, and we'll lose in a landslide. but i will still pledge to support the nominee. >> senator rand paul has declared war against republican front-runner donald trump. he'll join us and tell us why as we continue. ♪ every insurance

investigating committee. >> of usually, the tragedy that happened in benghazi was about more than what's happening in this room. it's about the loss of dividuals who were dear to the state department and dear to this country, and we honor them by res membering what happened, and doing our best to ensure that doesn't happen again. >> reporter: but the former aide who set up clinton's private seesrver in her home won't be talking to congress or the fbi. responding to a subpoena he says he plans to invoke the pr ections of the constitution. in other words, his fifth amendment right. he worked f clinton in the first campaign and at the state department. clinton's campaign urging evening to cooperate today called his decision to take the fifth understandable and yet, also disappointing. clearly added fuel to the fire. >> you're free to claim whatever inference you want from the fact that he did. >> am i disappointed? yes. because i would have loved to have heard wh: faat he had to say. >> r orter: he might know why clinton set up a private server in the first place and what he did to secure f

her campaign aide is called to testify before the benghazi committee. no will invoke his fifth amendment right. >>> vice president biden is working to smooth things over now the iran agreement is a done deal. a meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the works. the vice president is promising the iran nuclear deal will be enforc enforced. >>> the supreme leader of iran says he hopes israel will no longer exist in 25 years. ayatollah khomeini is ruling out any further negotiations with the united states beyond the nuclear issues discussed. some say this could lead to a thaw in tensions with the united states and iran. >>> time for an early start on your money. asian markets closed down. new concerns about china's slowing economic growth. some deflation numbers. european markets are down. u.s. stock futures are up. another one of the ugly days. dow fell 240 points. nasdaq down. remember when we were talking 24 hours ago, it looked to be a good day for stocks. the dow has made triple digit swings 13 out of the last 15 trading days. >>>

she's not testifying before the benghazi committee, related to the events that happened in bengha benghazi, she's not testifying then until october 22nd. all of this regarding the e-mail is attributable to the investigation of the ben xwghaz committee. if you think there won't be leaks between now and whenever the investigation wraps up, probably at least into sometime early 2016, you'd be nuts because there will be more, and that's what i think is the difficulty for her, every time they try and pivot like they had your interview friday, change the narrative, talk about something else, this comes back and bites them. now i like to tie everything to congress, andrea. you might have a government shutdown in the next few weeks regarding planned parenthood funds. maybe that gives hillary clinton say this is a dysfunctional gop congress out to get me my entire career. right now they hold the cards with how they got this information. >> luke, you'll be busy because the iran votes coming up, some starting this week. hillary clinton ann gearna is giving a speech tomorrow as ted cruz and donald tru

an aide is testifying before the house benghazi select committee. cs of that conversation. and it was when a former aide testified before the committee yesterday. here's what secretary clinton told andrea mitchell about that now controversial decision over her private server. >> are you sorry? do you want to apologize to the american people for the choice you made? >> well, it wasn't the best choice. and i certainly have said that. i will continue to say that as i've also said many times it was allowed and it was fully above board. the people in the government knew that i was using a personal account. but it would have been better if i had had two separate accounts to b

some of them should be around the time frame of the benghazi terror attacks in the falling of 2012 rightesidential election. so that is something we are looking for. and the other thing is, look, when bloomberg broke this story this week saying the fbi is recovering some personal clinton email and work related email. a lot of people wondering about that and also the timing. it's saying look it's going to take the fbi, perhaps, a few more months to go through all of that time is not on hillary clinton's side if this cloud is hanging over her for months and not weeks that gets you into iowa and new hampshire. that's problematic. >> they want this email stuff to go away and it keeps drip, drip, drip. ed, we have to leave it right there. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> carlie foreignna, marco rubio and ben carson all enter the no spin zone this week. we will show you what they had to say to bill up next. i hate cleaning the gutters. have you touched the stuff? it's evil. and ladders. sfx: [screams] they have all those warnings on 'em. might as well say... 'you're gonna die, jeff.' you