the election. there are two bucks. obviously hillary is responsible for the lapses of security, but equally obviously obama is responsible for the cover-up. i have another question for mrs. hillary rodham clinton. our u.n. delegate, jerry kramer -- kramer just announced two days ago that's u.n. is about to impose a tax on the internet and regulate it, and gift u.n. the power to assign e-names and ip addresses, and give every country the power to census orb the internet. i talk about this in the book "black helicopters." this is coming to pals. and hillary clinton's delegate at the united nations is participating in it, not objecting to it, standing there and letting it happen. to me that's the buck that should stop there. take this marvelous internet and put it in the hands of the chinese and russian -- >> sean: there's a lot of areas where they'll tax us. in other words, this will be a worldwide tax on top of taxes we already pay. it's in the book "here come the black helicopters." dick morris, good to see you. coming

secretary of state clinton says the buck stops with her. it comes to the security situation before the attack, but when it comes to the reliance on the anti-islam video, as being behind the attack, it's not really what she is saying. former white house chief of staff andy card today who is usually fairly reserved had this to say about obama white house. >> i suspect that the white house knew. i suspect the national security advisor knew and keef of staff. if they didn't inform the president shame on them. i suspect the president and vice president did know of the nature of the threats that existed around 9/11. >> bret: the nature of the threats. british convoy is attacked in june. the actual benghazi consulate is bombed leading up to that. >> i am not in the white house now and neither is andy card. i know this. the president and his team have given to the american people the best information they had when they had it. it makes no sense to attempt to deceive anybody on this issue. we never have. >> bret: how is that the correct information?

stops here, meaning with her, the secretary of state. >> that's convenient to do that, but the buck he president of the united states. the president is supposed to get national security briefings every single day. we know this president skipped -- i don't know -- half of them. because we almost don't have a president. we have a campaigner in key. it would be startlings those if those attacks were not brought up. two bombings in the space of about three months and it's doesn't come to the attention of the president of the united states? that would give us great concern if the president is living in a la-la land. >> greta: why do you think these handling it as he is? you know, the first thing -- i mean, it's rather bizarre. we haven't heard from him, he hasn't spoken to the nation. he's said a number of times the video the reason for the protests. they held on to that story for a long, ton it was on our propertn 9/11. >> if it's isn't a cover-up, they're acting like it is one. every single piece of information they put out turns out to be false. there's all kinds of information they wi

the buck stops here. the state department is in the same administration with the same boss as the white house, so where does the buck stop? p.j. crowley and peter brooks join us. really appreciate both of you taking the time. p.j., i want to start with you on the whole issue of joe biden saying we and jay carney specifying that meant himself and the president and saying it was the state department that would have made that call. what do you think about the vice president separating himself from the state department and the fourth person in line to the presidency? >> jay carney says the responsibility for everything starts with the commander in chief and works its way down. president obama is responsible, joe biden is responsible, hillary clinton is responsible and everybody else. the vice president was stating a fact. the normal routine matters in how you balance the level of security at 100-plus diplomatic posts around the world. those decisions are made day to day, week to week at the state department. s

but passing the buck may not add up. for two reasons. first, in a press release on september 10th, the white house said and i'll quote them. the president heard from key national security principles on our preparedness of our security posture on the eve of september 11th, to protect the american people both at home and abroad. now, maybe consulates don't make the cut for this kind of briefing, but maybe if they're in a middle eastern country in chaos where officers have detailed incidents in the past 15 months, they should. this second reason is this. see that? that was harry truman's desk. the buck stops here. it was a sign that sat on his desk. the state department isn't same administration, so where does the buck stop? pj crawley and peter brooks, gentlemen, really appreciate your taking the time. pj, i wanted to start with you on this whole issue of joe biden saying we and then jay carney specifying that meant himself and the president. and saying that it was the state department that would have made that call. what do you think about

she takes full responsibility for the attacks in benghazi and the buck stops with her. >> i am responsible at the state department for the more than 60,000 people around the world. the decisions about security are made by security professionals. we are going to review everything to make sure that we are doing what needs to be done in an increasingly risky environment around the world. there is no doubt that our men and women from the state department usaid, the rest of our government are having to balance all of the time how to do their jobs and not stay behind high walls but to do it as faithfully as possible. that is an ongoing concern around the world. >>> former secretary of defense donald rumsfeld spoke with sean hannity and he believes the responsibility falls on the shoulders of president obama. >> it does stop with the president which she is not. on the other hand the buck with respect to providing security is certainly within her area of responsibility. it was a failure. on the other hand the responsibility for the way the white house has tried to cover this up and to manage it in

hillary clinton sat down with wendall goler and said the buck stops with you. cisions about security assets are head which security professionals. but we are going to review everything to make sure that we are doing what needs to be done in an increasingly risky environment around the world. >> there was a sign on harry truman's desk that said "the buck stops here." and on president obama's desk it says "the buck stops over there." >> reporter: at hofstra it was john mccain debating with senator obama. the third presidential debate will be about foreign policy so that could be a big moment. megyn: republican senator lindsey graham wrote a letter to the white who is asking how the president did not know about the attacks on our consulate prior to 9/11. he asked, did you know and if you didn't know why didn't you know? i asked former white house chief of staff andy card some of these questions earlier. >> would it be typical in your experience for something this significant. there was an attack on the consulate in april, then in june. they were requesting more sec

she said the buck stops with her. ot over the last couple of days and weeks about who's responsible, who takes responsibility. you heard vice president biden in the debate say we don't know. and when i asked secretary clinton whether you know, the white house -- state department under the bus, she said listen, this is my state department. i take responsibility. security for the u.s. diplomatic post is a state department function and the vice president and president didn't know. kind of distancing the state department from the white house in this election season. she also said she didn't want to play any kind of blame game or political gotcha. she understands that the election is coming up, but she said that four americans died. we need to make sure that it doesn't happen again and we need to make sure that the u.s. is still engaged diplomatically. she wants to wait for an investigation before she talks about whether there was good intelligence or bad intelligence, but she did say the buck stops with her. >> all right.

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hillary saying "the buck stops with me," basically i'm presidents, stealing that from harry truman. he's saying he's about to crime. why do i think the clintons are angry? they're angry at the president for blaming his wife, just like the intelligence community's mad they're being blamed. >> that may be true. he also -- i mean, he's basically telling whatever knows to be true. the president cannot run on his record. this is why he's in such a horrible situation. he can't run on his record, but as les es he have? can only tear down mitt romney. worked for two months when he had freerunning room, negative ads to portray mitt romney as a monster. then mitt romney got up in front of 70 million people, people saw he's totally capable and responsible guy, and all those ads went away and mitt's been rising since. >> sean: karl rove said there's never been at this point in the race somebody above 50%. this is two days in a row, gallup poll, national poll, and lost an election. >> yeah. we also have a lot -- we have a man who's the first biracial african american who's ever been presidents. >

hillary clinton says the buck stops with her? rtment, for the more than 60,000 people around the world. >> brian: wow. but that's only part of the controversy. an interview with the secretary of state in just moments. >> steve: meanwhile, remember this? oh, yes. last year taxpayers paid for this shrimp to run on a treadmill. this year we're paying for robotic squirrels. that's right. that story and more of washington's waste as "fox & friends," hour two for tuesday, starts right now. >> steve: okay, mr. long island, tell us what we're looking at. >> brian: i scared you off u. you are looking live at hempstead, long island and the marriott also near there. hofstra university where my brother went to college and expanded. fort second consecutive presidential cycle, they will have their town hall debate at that venue beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern time and lasts 90 minutes. steve, i have more stuff to say, but i sense i'm talking too much. >> steve: indeed. >> gretchen: yes, you said hofstra was dizzying. did you -- why did they need

if you will, secretary clinton taking responsibility saying the buck stops with her, not like hairharrysaidt are you shocked. shocked. >> a little surprised in i don't thk that hillary wants this to be part of her legacy, its however the good scout thing to do, if you are protecting the president and you want him to be reelected. lou: if only richard nixon could find a good scout. >> he didn't havv a woman 92 that is true. lou: they were lacking in courage. >> ts is strangeoming out of the woodwork this way. witht expectation or what it means, why is she saying ttis, what should she have known. i don't think this ends the political bleing, i don't think it will answer all of the questions, it does put her in play, and puts onus on her to explain why she made the statement. lou: judy, you shake your head. >> there is so much that needs be explained. it iss hard to imagine how you can address it in a simple statement or a town hall meeting tomorrow. lou: 5 weeks fm those attacks, 4 americans and now secretary of state seps up to take responsibility, ron? >> a couple thin are striking abou

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ultimately the buck stops with me. as president, i have a responsibility to protect our nation and our people. when the system fails, it is my responsibility. >> let's get to my guest tonight. former presidential candidate himself, howard dean and tennessee republican house member and romney surrogate marcia blackburn. i want to ask you what is going on here. is hillary trying to take the fall for barack obama? i don't understand the dynamic here. >> this is five weeks, we have been five weeks. we don't have the answers. we lost the life of one of our ambassadors. and that is one of the good reasons for our intelligence committee and our government reform. holding hearings and starting to get to the bottom of this and figure out who knew what and when. the intelligence sources, that is the part that baffles me. i have to ask you. you look at this thing. hillary takes the blame. okay fine. >> but basically, my question is, who invented the cook and bull story that susan rice and others tried to sell that this was all bec

and whether we spend it efficiently and in the best way to get the biggest bang for the buck. >> an upturn in the state's economy could help the whole situation. but when that occurs and how much it will do remain unclear. >> now that we've seen what's at stake for schools, it's time to break down how proposition 30 and 38 each propose to bridge the funding gap. proposition 30, governor brown's measure, raises income tax rates on individuals earning more than $250,000 a year, and couples who earn more than $500,000 a year. the income tax rate will go up on a sliding scale from 1% increase at the low end to a 3% hike for the highest earners. the tax lasts seven years. proposition 30 also raises the state's sales tax by a quarter of a cent for four years. proposition 38, molly munger's measure, increases income tax rates on a sliding scale for almost all californians with rates for the lowest earners at .4%, on up to the highest rate of 2.2% on those making more than $2.5 million. the tax lasts 12 years. you can find even more detail online at kqed's handy proposition guide. go to kqed.org/t

last night, secretary of state, hillary clinton said the buck stops with her and backed up vi requests for more security to protect the consulate. >> i'm responsible for the more than 60,000 people around the world. the decisions about secures assets are made by security professionals but we're going to review everything to make sure that we are doing what needs to be done. >>shepard: senator john mccain claims the secretary of state, hillary clinton is giving political cover to her boss in the wake of the administration's confused message after the the e corporate, ed henry, like in new york. >>reporter: a lot of pressure on the president to shake things up and do better than at the first face to face showdown in denver. foreign policy will be on the table and libya could come up. today when the president was in virginia he was happy and joking with reporters and was very loose, calm, and cool. he talked about the weather, how he felt good about debate preparation and when a reporter asked if hillary clinton was taking blame for benghazi he said he could now hear. secretary is not sur

the buck stops -- harry truman said the buck stops the at white house. >>neil: she said, look, we get the state department first, the brief us, and a former he of staff, you were on with briefings with george bush sr. and you know what is involved. some would come up in the briefings, right? >>guest: look, notice today a letter from senator graham on june 6 this was a breach of the wall by an i.e.d. that put a huge hole around the compound. that would most certainly have been in the briefings to the president. >>neil: is the secretary of state in on that briefing? >>guest: no. >>neil: who is in on it? >>guest: usuallies president, the vice president, the chief of staff and the national security advisor. 10 or 12 pains of summary and half an hour discussion between the participants that were there and the c.i.a. briefer and sometimes he bring as couple of specialists to brief on that stuff. it is the questioning back and forth in which the details that the president really needs to know to get a sense as to what is happening around the world. >>neil: ther

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. >> secretary clinton says the buck stops here with her when it comes to security at the u.s.libya last month. she says that she and not the e is responsible for security of u.s. diplomatic missions overseas. the obama administration has attack for its handling of the attack that killed four americans. not dealing with a wet commute, e we? no, it's moving out. still a couple clouds, but that's about all. blue skies today. this morning, a little chilly, 54 degrees. is dry air today and the wind is coming in from the northwest. be a littleoing to yesterday when you see the northwest breeze. 54 degrees here. 48 in gaithersburg, 52 in hagerstown, 48 degrees in fredericksburg. totals, not impressive. about a quarter of an inch at anles and about a third of inch in leesburg, virginia. in frederick, about a third of an inch. chantilly, 0.15 inches. not enough to make the streets wet. today will be about average for the temperatures. we cannot complain. a cold front off shore. a few lingering clouds will move quickly as high pressure becomes our dominant feature. the wind will be from

the buck stops there, says senator mccain. and he will be guest this morning. we'll speak with him at 9:30 in "america's newsroom". we'll talk about whether the white house or the national security team there missed the warning signs in benghazi. that is ahead in a couple of minutes. >>> this fox news alert now. the presidential candidates ready for round two in their debate series with only three weeks to go from today. 21 days away, folks. tonight is a town hall-style debate. it takes place at hofstra university on new york's long island in what could be the most intriguing part of all of this, the american voters will be doing the questioning tonight. but a lot of questions about this format, where the questions are coming from, how it will all work. john roberts is there in hempstead, no new york, to search some of it out for us. good morning, john. >> reporter: governor romney wheels up from boston on the way to hofstra university. he has a walk-through this afternoon the bar is high for him after the first debate. he really has to win this one. he has mome

shep in. >> shepard: secretary clinton says the buck stops with her on the attacks in libya. some republicans are sucking that's not goo are suggesting ts not good enough. now the white house is going further. i heard stephanie cutter. >> yeah. now susan rice, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., spoke to "the washington post" today, and basically said in terms of the competing stories, whether it was the video, whether it was terrorism that caused the attack in banghazi, susan rice said, "it was purely a function of what was provided to us," suggesting it was the intelligence community that had given them information, some of which turned out to not be true. the bottom line is while the secretary has stepped forward, while the ambassador rice has now stepped forward, what republicans like lindsey graham say, it's time for the president to step up. take a listen. >> did anyone ever inform the president of the united states about these terrorist attacks on our consulate? what did he know, when did he know it, and what did he do about it? it would be stunning to me for our national