this is tripoli after 42 years of nightmare.ety overnight and make it work in one of the most contentious and difficult areas of the world is what people are trying to figure out. [ chanting ] >> so, before the war, did you think it would ever be possible? >> no, no. >> did you dream some day this will change? >> no. in gadhafi's time, you cannot say a word. you get killed. that's it. it was impossible. then i joined the group, you know? >> right. >> the militia. >> omar is young and was even younger when the fighting started. he, like so many libyans from around the country and many who had left, heeded the calls for revolution on facebook and twitter. they fought in tripoli, benghazi, misrata and everywhere in between. who won this war? young people or everybody? >> everybody. but the young people, they started it. >> what was your day like as a revolutionary? >> you keep one thought in your mind. you do this for the next generation, for a better country, for a better life. >> you have a future now. >> yeah. there was no futur

glen doherty was on that plane from tripoli to benghazi and glen doherty not only flew from tripoli to benghazi but he negotiated at the airport with libyans that were supposed to be our friends to get to the annex so he could help defend that facility and he got there. just in time to join his fellow navy seal tyrone woods minutes before they both died. it has been said that nothing could have reached benghazi before the lethal border attacks and i suppose what is meant by that is nothing other than the two unarmed drones and the team from tripoli that deployed itself. what is missing in that analysis but is pretty simple and straight forward to those of us who have been investigating it for the last two years is nothing could have reached benghazi because nothing was ever headed to benghazi. no u.s. military asset was ever deployed to benghazi, despite the order of the secretary of defense at 7:00 that night. so washington had access to realtime information but yet somehow they thought the fighting had subsided. washington had access to realtime information but somehow they thought t

glenn doherty was on that plane from tripoli to benghazi. and, glenn doherty not only flew from tripoli to benghazi but he negotiated at the airport with libyans that were supposed to be our friends to get to the annex so he could help defend that facility. and, he got there just in time to join his fellow navy seal tyrone woods minutes before they both died. it has been said that nothing could have reached benghazi before the lethal border attacks and i suppose what is meant by that is nothing other than the two unarmed drones and the team from tripoli that deployed in -- itself. what is missing in that analysis and is pretty simple and straightforward to those who of us who have been investigating it for the past two years is nothing could have reached in gaza because nothing was ever headed to benghazi. no u.s. military asset was ever deployed to benghazi despite the order of the secretary of defense at 7:00 that night. access togton had real-time information yet somehow they thought the fighting had subsided. washington had access to rea

glen doherty was on that plane from tripoli to benghazi and glen doherty not only flew from tripoli toghazi but he negotiated at the airport with libyans that were supposed to be our friends to get to the annex so he could help defend that facility and he got there. just in time to join his fellow navy seal tyrone woods, minutes before they both died. it has been said nothing could have reached benghazi before the lethal mortar attacks. i suppose what is meant by that, nothing other than the two unarmed drones and the team from tripoli that deployed itself. what is missing in that analysis but is pretty simple and straightforward to those of us who have been investigating the last two years nothing could have been reached benghazi because nothing was ever headed to benghazi. no u.s. military asset was ever deployed to benghazi despite the order of the secretary of defense at 7:00 that night. so washington had access to real time information but yet somehow they thought the fighting had subsided. washington had access to real time information but somehow they thought these fighters were

glenn daugherty was on that plane from tripoli to benghazi and glenn daugherty not only flew from tripolizi but he negotiated at the airport with libyans that were supposed to be our friends to get to the annex to help facilitate the facility and he got there just in time to join his fellow navy s.e.a.l. tyrone woods minutes before they both died. it has been said that nothing could have reached benghazi before the lethal border attacks. and i suppose what is meant by that is nothing other than the two unarmed drones and the team from tripoli that deployed itself. what is missing in that analysis but is pretty simple and straightforward to those of us investigating for the last two years is nothing could have reached benghazi because nothing was ever headed to benghazi. no u.s. military asset was ever deployed to benghazi despite the order of the secretary of defense at 7:00 that night. so washington had access to realtime information but yet somehow they thought the fighting had subsided. washington had access to realtime information but somehow they thought these fighters were going to

these military assets that were sent to benghazi and to tripoli? the white house has been emphasizing this investigation has been going on longer than the watergate investigation, the 9/11 investigation. it costs a lot of money and they insisted broken no new ground in the force echoing what kristin was just reporting about the clinton campaign, their saying this is all partisan and hate it produce statements by republicans insinuate that as well. a lot of politics. one thing we can clarify a bit. a lot of focus of the report was about the military's role, the military's response, and the pentagon just released a statement shortly saying in part for example that the military was instrumental in the evacuation of all americans who are attacked in benghazi, stabilizing the wounded and tripoli, of course, and evacuating the embassy in tripoli, not benghazi. no explanation for why they never gots there. so that's one of many questions for the white house as to what happened in that chain of command and why those got there. emphasizing that they could n

you will also see the ingenuity of the team in tripoli who deployed themselves from tripoli to benghazi. see the firefights at the compound and you will learn about the ambush from the compound to the annex. there are only three assets that ever made it to benghazi. that camed drones from tripoli who deployed themselves. but weren't order to go they deployed themselves. glenn was on that claim. he not only fleet from tripoli but negotiated at the airport with libyans who were supposed to be our friends. that heo the annex could help defend that facility and he got there just in time to sealhis fellow navy minutes before they both died. it is been said that nothing could've reached benghazi. what is missing and that is pretty straightforward to those who have been investigating it for the last two years. nothing to reach benghazi because nothing was ever headed to benghazi. despite the order of the secretary of defense. at 7:00 at night. washington had access to real-time information. somehow they thought these fighters were going to evacuate even without the remains. electrician suppose

glenn doherty was on that plane from tripoli to benghazi and he not only flew to benghazi with libyans who were supposed to be our friends to get to the and so he could help defend the facility and he got there. just in time to join his fellow navy seal, tyrone woods, minutes before they both died. it has been said that nothing could have reached benghazi before the lethal border attacks. and i suppose what is meant by that is nothing other than the two unarmed drones and the team from tripoli that deployed themselves. what is missing from the analysis, each is straightforward to those who have investigated that, is that nothing could get to benghazi because nothing was headed to benghazi. no u.s. military asset was deployed, despite the order of the secretary of defense at 7:00 that night. so washington had access to real-time information but somehow, they thought the fighting had subsided. washington had access to real-time information but they thought these fighters were going to evacuate. even without the remains of the ambassador. and without asking, how is that evacuation suppose

what is happening this that regard in tripoli -- in that regard in tripoli, excuse me, throughout lip ya either by us or by other governments to be building up an actual trained military force that can, in fact, do the things that we know need to be done there? >> mr. chairman, the presidency council has been in place for about 75 days now in tripoli. about a month ago, they announced they would create a presidential guard. they have yet to ask formers for help on that. i -- foreigners for help on that. i expect that is going to come. and they began organizing the current effort against daish which involved the creation of operations rooms to take them on which as we have seen has been remarkably successful, though no one should be overly optimistic that it's all over. it's not going to be. meanwhile, the general has continued his efforts to reclaim benghazi supported by other elements of the libyan national army. he's also undertaken efforts in during that which previously were preceded by domestic libyan extremists kicking out foreign extremists. so the picture is not a simple one.

glenn doherty was on that plane from tripoli to benghazi. and, glenn doherty not only flew from tripoli to benghazi but he negotiated at the airport with libyans that were supposed to be our friends to get to the annex so he could help defend that facility. and, he got there just in time to join his fellow navy seal tyrone woods minutes before they both died. it has been said that nothing could have reached benghazi before the lethal border attacks and i suppose what is meant by that is nothing other than the two unarmed drones and the team from tripoli that deployed in -- itself.

whatever assets were going to be deployed to benghazi he decided to deploy them to tripoli instead. he believed that the fighting subsided. when you press him on what informed him of that belief, it wasn't anything on the ground. guys in the firefight had not believed the fighting subsided or that we were evacuating. >> the focus on this deputy's meeting at 7:30 where hillary clinton is part of that, as well as the white house chief of staff, dennis mcdonough and others. the discussion after the orders focus on, at least in part, whether the new libyan government had given permission for the u.s. military to intervene. did that play a role in this whole -- >> well, they say not. there's a lot of discussion about diplomatic clearance. they say not. but yet it's interesting, no wheel turned until we got diplomatic security clearance. so they say it wasn't an issue, but nonetheless no asset moved until that permission was acquired. so i would rather have the argument that it was an issue, because nothing happened until they secured it. >> mr. chairman, i want to put up "the new york ti

two unarmed drones and a group from tripoli.ver heard me say that glen and ty could have been saved but what you have heard me say is this. nothing was ever headed to benghazi, despite the fact we had a missing ambassador and sean smith was dead. you know "the washington post" and "new york times" have had their minds made up for two years. despite the reality that there is new information in this report, it would be tough for them to have the humility to concede they were wrong in believing that all of the questions had been answered because they had not been. martha: yeah. you know, there's a contention that this other annex building that was, that the cia was overseeing, that the military and the general in charge who thought the whole thing was over, that they weren't even aware that that building existed and certainly didn't know what was going on at that location. do you think that's true? >> that is not a contention. that is actually a fact. carter ham may have known it existed but lots of other military officials includi

one was a libyan plane and the other was a private aircraft that our folks in tripoli just showed the ingenuity to finding. neither one were u.s. planes. we were led to believe that it was friendly libyan militias that helped defend the annex during the night and came to our rescue after thai and glenn were killed. that is not what the witnesses told us. one in particular, and i hasten to add cia did not want us talking to this witness, they made it very difficult to talk to this witness, but we found him. and what this witness told us is he worked the phone trying to find someone to come save them. and he wound up calling a group that none in fact other committees identified, none of the other committees knew about it and it was comprised of former military officials under gaddafi. and they came, and not only did they, did they evacuate our guys, andrea, they saved other lives. we had people not just the four killed, there were people severely wounded. so time was of the essence. i just found it ironic is not the right word, but i don't know what the right word would be that we inves

you have this national accord government established in tripoli which took some doing to get it there and established, a prime minister who is taking steps to stabilize the country, trying to form a presidential guard, security forces. and stabilize the political space so they can provide basic service and infrastructure, and >> i understand. there is hope and possibility, in terms of libya right now -- it will be a long process, and he held two ministerial level meetings. on libya focused on, the international community to support the government as it established itself or establish these basic services, >> is a failed state. >> i don't want to attach that moniker to it. i would say that is a failing state. we made efforts. europe, italy played a valuable role and others in the region, turned the corner to get government in place that can provide some level of stability and infrastructure and support of the people. >> very quickly, intense question. how can you say there was no delay to change uniforms four times. >> i don't want to speak to what is department of defense equities. be

and in tripoli, who got their own aircraft and deployed themselves from tripoli to benghazi because felloweeded their help. you will see the fire fights at the compound. you will learn about the ambush from the compound to the annex. and you will learn about the fi fights before the final lethal border attacks. there are only three assets that ever made it to benghazi. two unarmed drones and the team from tripoli who deployed themselves. they weren't ordered to go, they deployed themselves. glenn doherty was on that plane from tripoli to benghazi and glenn doherty-- >> that's trey gowdy, the chairman of the benghazi committee. the report released this morning, a huge, blistering attack on the obama administration, particularly with respect to how they said this thing was, let's face it, potentially covered up with the insistence it was due to a video and kt mcfarland is still with us. when he says two unarmed drones showed up an and team that heroically made it there from tripoli. no response interest this administration while a u.s. ambassador anders were killed. >>, during the attack its

, libya's capital. >> tripoli just fell. within three days, they had control of the entire city, which no one had expected. and gadhafi and his whole family fled. there was a lot of excitement in the country because it seemed like it was over. >> but it isn't over, not while gadhafi and his sons remain in hiding. until october 20th, 2011. that day, tracy shelton is with a group of militia fighters she's been profiling for months. >> that morning, some of the guys from the battalion had gone into surt, and i'd gone in with them. >> around 8:30 a.m., a heavily armored convoy of about 70 vehicles is seen leaving surt, gadhafi's hometown and his last remaining stronghold. >> there were snipers all over the city that were set up to protect the convoy. everybody knew there was somebody important in this group. >> nato forces bombed the caravan from the air. dozens are killed. >> there were a lot of survivors that had run into the bushes, into houses in this area. >> as rebel fighters prepare to head to the site of the convoy bombi

. >> given what the regime in tripoli is doioi, we requiuire d we ask that france joined our side to repel this external threat. >> f fncois mitterrand was anxious toto avoid a commitmentn chat but he cocouldn't escape i. he and his government could not escape it in reality. he gets what he wanted. the e engagement of the french military. qaddafi backs down and signs an agreement withth francois mitterrand. he agrees to withdraw his troops .rom chad t ♪ >> as soon as aubrey becamame te chief strategistt, we began too let him dodo as he likeses. positionmself in the of great impmportance for the french at the same t time for te americans. we gave him carte blanche. we close our eyes to what he was doing. we ask of you is the people hold on your country. how could he not abuse that position? the national union for independence and revolution. thousands of citizens fall victim to hihis ferocious rule. we ununcovered seven detention centers. said it wasetaiainees nothing but a big prison. a little more about what the french did. >> the french helped him take power. then they helped him k

it is in tripoli, which took some doing in getting it established. we have the prime minister who is taking steps to stabilize the country, trying to form a presidential guard, trying to form security forces that are unified, and that has been a huge challenge, and, really, just trying to stabilize the political space there so that they can provide basic services and basic infrastructure to the libyan people, which is an enormous challenge for them right now. i am not saying we are over the hump here, but we do believe progress is being made. there isrstand progress being made, hope, potential, but when you look at libya right now, what do you see? mr. toner: it is going to be a long process. nobody is underestimating that. we will have to be -- probably we have held administrative level meetings on libya focused internationale community needs to be there to establish themselves in these services. i think it is very fragile, but i think we're in a better place than we were six months ago. >> would you say it is a failed state? mr. toner: i do not wan

>> the presidency council has been in place for about 75 days in tripoli. they announced a presidential guard. they have yet to ask foreigners for help on that. i expect that will come. they began organizing the effort against daesh and cert, the operations room to take them on which we have seen has been remarkably successful though no one should be overly optimistic that it's all over. it's not going to be. he's undertaken efforts in derna which previously were preceded by libyan extremists kicking out foreign extremists. the picture is not a simple one. we have to collectively, we being a collective not just the united states, support the creation of uniformed uniform police and military that can provide security and the need for local security in addition to national security as we have in our own system. and that's a multiyear project. the next year, year and a half, whatever the term of its existence. >> we're aware that outside of cert, actually out away from the city interest were training camps that had thousands of daesh people in them and they we

to determine the way forward we need an accurate assessment of tripoli's ability to govern and what weare doing to help them and what can bring the rival administration on board with the new government. we have sanctioned libyan individuals who are hindering the formation of the government in the past, but are we prepared to do so in the future? for a country with a vast oil wealth and thankfully voidable widespread sectarian tensions libya should become a success story. i think we all are disheartened by many ways that the earlier of us policy following the fall of qaddafi has hindered libya's progress. with that, went to thank our special for being here who i know has concerns about the future of libya. we look forward to your testimony and we thank you for being here today to help us understand a way forward and with that i will turn to our distinguished ranking member. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i think this hearing is important as to how we proceed in libya and it's complicated and i think our witness for being here and r's-- or service to our country, but in order to counter iso

. >> there were only three assets that made it to benghazi, two unarmed drones and the team from tripoli who deployed themselves. >> reporter: the committee interviewed a series of second clinton top aides and famously grilled her for 11 hours. but the report does not shed significant new light on clinton's handling of the crisis. >> i understand that after more than two years and $7 million spent by the benghazi committee out of taxpayer funds, it had to today, reported it had nothing. >> reporter: democrats called it a failed political witch-hunt and unnecessary after seven other congressional reports. at the end of the day, was this the best use of taxpayer dollars and of your time? >> nobody's ever reported that not a single wheel was turning towards libya. think about that for a second. the world's most powerful military did not meet a single, solitary, self-imposed timeline. so all of that is new. >> reporter: the pentagon insisted it was not saying in a statement, "it was impossible for the u.s. military to have changed the outcome of benghazi," though "the department has made sub

to determine the way forward we need an accurate assessment of tripoli's ability to govern and what we are doing to help them and what can bring the rival administration on board with the new government. we have sanctioned libyan individuals who are hindering the formation of a unity government in the past. but are we prepared to do so in the future? for a country with vast oil wealth and thankfully void of widespread sectarian tensions, libya should become a success story. i think we all are disheartened that nm ways the failure of u.s. policy following the fall of gadhafi has hindered libya's progress. with that i want to thank our special envoy for being here. who i know has concerns about the future of libya. we look forward to your testimony. we thank you for being here today to help us understand the way forward. and with that i'll durn to our distinguished ranking member senator ben cardin. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i think this hearing is particularly important as to how we proceed in libya. and it's complicated. and i thank our witness for being here and your service to our

that is when the decision was made to go to tripoli, not benghazi. read that too.ur men were being shot at and killed and our first ambassador killed since 1979 while on duty, they were talking about the libyan's feelings? >> don't take my word for it. it's all in the documents. >> that's what i'm saying, while our men were dying our ambassador were being dragged through the street they were saying they didn't want to do anything because it might hurt their feelings -- >> i'm not saying that. of the ten action items half of them dealt with the video. half of them including directing secretary to call you tube. this is a guy that should have been ordered and he is being asked to call you tube. >> what is the lesson the congressman should take? >> that congress does a lousy job of a political nonpartisan investigations and the people deserve better. >> thank you so much. >> we appreciate it. >>> and a two-day sell off following the brexit vote. we are back in a moment. esses... did all her exes get invited? no ones got moves like uncle joe. ♪ when it's go book on cho

. >> the marine hymn, talking about the shores of tripoli and since when do we wait for libyan forces to help us out on. >> if you you ask david petraeus and secretary panneta. they would have been better going in with libyan forces than just u.s. forces. the idea of covering up the deaths as political partisan balonnie, and the idea that the department of defense could have done something that it didn't is just baloney. it is fair to say, and fair criticism. make a fair criticism. don't be unfair say issing they are covering up the deaths. the security in lib raand benghazi had major, major lapse. because of the global position forcing. snshg thanks to hillary. >> no. no. the facts are wrong. no one shows hillary denied request for greater security. >> four dead americans? >> covered in american flags and she told the american that it was a fault of a video when she e-mailed her daughter it was a terrorist attack. she's telling the americans of the fallen a flat out light. >> that was information that came from the cia. and the reason you didn't have better security. >> i'm sorry, ju

they believed the guys were evacuating so he believed to deploy them to tripoli instead. when you press him on what informed and instructed that belief, it wasn't any information on the ground. martha: somebody who knew the fight was far from over. kris poronto, benghazi security contractor at the time. the name of the book, 13 hours says so much. it was 13 hours. 13 hours of fighting for your life. when you hear that, the commander-in-chief, and the department of defense secretary said deploy and you learn that never happened, what's your reaction? >> it's ager and disappointment in our current administration. at this point within the state department. it also raises a lot of questions why. and what were they thinking when they were discussing in the war room about either giving us assets or not and were they developing a story to couch what was going on there. from the report that's what i heard, they were more concerned about developing a cover story than trying to help us. martha: when you hear there were decisions made about changing uniforms, and you think about you

a force didn't get to tripoli until the next afternoon partly because of a failure to have airplanes ready but also because of conflicting orders over whether marines should wear military uniforms or civilian attire. the report says one told the committee during the course of three hours waiting on the plane he and his marines changed in and out of their uniforms four times. ev democrats arguing the military could not have done anything differently that would have saved the lives of the four brave americans killed in benghazi. they knowledge security measures were woefully inadequate but blast it as a case study as how not to conduct a credible information, wasting they say more than $7 million of taxpayer money. >> what is the reaction from the state department here? gl the state department insists they did do their own independent report. they did not review as many as they have. there is a lot of new information here. they say they have progress that posts are safer and the military response would be a lot faster because they have moved assets from germany closer to north africa a

demonstration in cairo, there was still no adjustment to the security situation in benghazi or libya, tripoli>> on the very day that you've released this report, two years, $7 million, a tremendous amount of labor and effort put in by you and your colleagues, an associate of donald trump's, has organization's lawyer tweets a picture, saying that hillary clinton murdered an ambassador. what's your reaction to that kind of accusation? >> well, we never included donald trump in our report. the democrats did. donald trump is gonna say what donald trump wants to say, but who can clarify what donald trump means. >> after all is said and done, we have this horrible tragedy, four americans lost their lives, you have a series of pretty clear policy failures, whether they're the actual full structure of the libyan intervention and the aftermath, or whether the diplomatic security, i think all of that has been established. why, to you, does it continue to be the case that such a large portion of the electorate continues to believe things about benghazi that are not true, that hillary clinton intentional

i am seeing a hot of slow traffic tripoli after this time of the morning out of the pleasanton area on southbound 680, no cut "lookie-loos" slowing things in the south direction. we will look at the bay bridge in a now minutes. >> the united states navy has started testing a device in southern california that has the potential to jam g.p.s. signals for six hours each day centered navy the naval air weapons center stretching for hundreds of miles in each direction including interest none california. pilots are being window of the tests between 9:30 in the morning and 3:30 in the afternoon give days this month. the navy will not say what they are testing. >> this is an amazing photograph. i find it disturbing. >> this is...we have all been this fish. >> paragrapher captured this image of a fish inside of a jelly fish. it was in oakland water when he came across this very unusual sight, followed it around for 20 minutes and...a first expert said there is a if possible they are co-existing and the fish is just swimming looking out for the jelly fish. >> that is a glass half full. >> mom sa

they had that period and there was a competing government that no one recognized in tripoli. that's the period of time when did she secured a presence in the far east of the country and a substantial geographic territory in the region around cert in the center of libya's coastal region. since the government was agreed on and on december 17th and voted on favorably for the presidency council and political agreement, not for the cabinet, but the house of representatives. we have seen different libyan forces take on did she with substantial success. did she was first kicked out of derna by local forces who some of the people invited them in were not what to do by extremists. they had undertaken further efforts in and around the area. most recently forces east and west of cert have collaborated under the govern of national accord through operations to impressively push dash back out of cert. >> i don't want to disappoint the chairman and my good governance and corruption. one of the real challenges is the trafficking through libya which is causing people through traffickers and t

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libya must agree to any deployment and, quote, will not deploy until order comes to go to either tripolinghazi and that secretary hillary clinton was the highest level cabinet member present in that meeting. that means she's the shot caller and look at the call sha she made that resulted in americans dead. >> no call. >> do you think it will come up in the debates, eric? >> yes. if anyone were smart they would stay on this. i'm watching this. my thought is, who in good conscio conscience could vote for this woman? one of the most important pieces of information, a team was ready to go and they -- not that it took so much time. they just couldn't figure out what to do. what's right to do. who cares? americans are dying. >> what to wear. you said who pushed the video and i said who gave the stand down order. i was wrong. who didn't give the stand up order? two americans at least could have been saved in my opinion had someone stood up immediately and said get there. get there now and get help over there. fly over. do something. one last question -- >> who changed it, right? panetta said go

two unarmed drones and the king from tripoli who deployed themselves.o go. >> i think even republicans are struggling to articulateco( exay what value has been derived from this. >> house democrats on the panel issued their own report saying secretary clinton never personally denied any requests fors7 additional security in benghazi. >>> and benghazi is a red hot issue in the race for the white house. today in denver the former secretary of state responded to that report. and donald trump is on the attack as well. abc 7 news reporter megan hughes has the latest. >> reporter: hillary clinton, touring a denver training facility, touting an in ovation plan. >> i do plead guilty -- >> reporter: and hence surprising the crowd, taking a house about the house republican report on benghazi. >> after more than two years and $7 million, i'll leave it to others to characterize this report. but i think it is pretty clear, it is time to move on. >> reporter: donald trump going after clinton on another issue at his first campaign event since christening his golf cou

fought about just isis is not just about talk, when they say they are doing something they do it tripoliall the video praises the man what killed 49 people in orlando. san francisco and las vegas police say they do know abut the video but there are no credible threats to the cities, and the f.b.i. points out anyone who suspected radicalization of american citizens should call police. at the golden gate bridge for abc7. >> a former gilroy high school teach certificate back in jail after the bail was raised in child molest allegation case. the prosecutors charged douglas lae crimes convincing teen boys to send him naked boys, including nine boys he talk at gilroy high school define june of 2014 and january of this year >> the american red cross is apologizing for a poster that some people found racist. this it is. kids are at the pool and they point out what is safe and what is not safe. if you look closely you can see the only children misbehaving are children of color. a read cross statement said it was not the intent to offend anyone. the poster has been removed from the website. >> if

the government of national core has been on station in tripoli since march.it has long way to go, but it has shown some very basic progress. moreover, -- >> does that include general have to are. >> it does not. general have car to has been charged with a libby national arms -- >> visit ms. rotten. >> they have pledged their allegiance to the g&a. >> does the government include them or does it just place their allegiance. >> they pledge their allegiance with regards to their inclusion. i don't have a lot of knowledge on that particular topic. they are they are carried out the mission of trying to take on isil. >> please go ahead, i interrupted you. >> think a senator. again, very complex situation. so the government, the g&a is making very small progress, it is going to take a lot of going to take a lot of time. with regard to the isil situation, the petroleum golf course and others have surrounded the certainty of circuitry they have gained cute territory last week but they have not gone into the city. so, you could say there has been progress but the bottom

the government of national court has been on station in tripoli since march. it has a long way to go. but it has shown some very basic progress. moreover, in the last -- >> does that government include general haftar? >> it does not. general haftar is in charge of -- they have pledge add leejance to the ga. >> does the government include them or they just pledge their allegiance? >> they pledge their allegiance with regards to the inclusion. i don't have a lot of knowledge on that particular topic. they are carrying out the mission of trying to take down isil. >> please go ahead. i interrupted you. >> thank you, senator. again, very complex situation. so the government, the gna is making very small progress. it's going to take a lot of time. with regards to the isil situation, the misrottens along with the petroleum guard force surrounded the city of sert. they gained territory in the last week but they have not gone into the city. you can can say there is progress. the bottom shrine with regards to tribal allegiances, these things come and go and are right no

evidence to suggest this was pre-planned that same day you have the state department official in tripoliing it was a well-planned attack. so not preplanned versus well planned. there couldn't be sharper contrast. >> there is incompetence and there is deceit. which is it? >> misleading. >> you say misleading. you are nice to say misleading. >> they mislead the american people and it's clear and that is wrong for people in our government. and this is the united states of america. one of the hallmarks is the leaders are transparent with the citizens and they were not. >> i just want to explain why. i want to know why. >> greta, it's obvious, it's politics. remember what said did i blowm that said to hillary clinton. help clio you have the god detion of his individual looking over your line and 8 weeks before the flekdz. alive and bin laden is dead. of course they will mislead the american people and that's what they did for a sustained period of time. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you. we go back to istanbul. the government says the signs are pointing to isis. go g. all that "more"

a force did not get to tripoli until the next afternoon, partly because of previously reported failure to have airports ready. but also because of conflicting orders from state department and pentagon officials over whether marines should wear military uniforms or civilian attire because of diplomatic sensitives with the libyans. one commander said while waiting on a plane for three hours he and marines changed in and out of their uniforms four times, the republican report comes the day after benghazi committee democrats issued their own report with a sharply different view. democrats argue the u.s. military could not have done anything differently on the night of the attacks that would have saved the lives of the four brave americans killed in benghazi. the democrat report does acknowledge security measures in benghazi were woefully inadequate but it blasts the republican report in a case study in how not to conduct a credible investigation saying it wasted more than $7 million of taxpayer money. nbc's luke russert joins us live from capitol hill. luke, i just listed some of the thing

a state news agency reports 29 people died in an explosion at a storage depot outside the capital tripoliast of there. 36 pro-government troops died while fighting the islamic state in its stronghold. jack keen is a retired four-star general who served as vice chief of staff of the army. he is also, as you well know, a fox news military analyst. general, it's great to see you. it seems to me like general waldhauser and the administration really not on the same page here. >> well, certainly. i don't think it's a revelation that we don't have a strategy to deal with an affiliate of isis in libya because we do not have a strategy to deal with isis itself in in its center of gravity where its main headquarters is, in syria. and the president has said to us that his strategy there is to set the conditions for the ultimate destruction of isis, which means the next administration's going to do it. the general's absolutely right. >> and the general says look, we need ground troops, we need more ground troops in there. of course the administration all along, general, has been saying they prefer to

in tripoli. ground it's working with local forces working on the ground with that that is pushing into the heart of what isil thought was a strong hold and cert and they're making real progress. we have a lot of work to do in libya. there's a lot of actors on the ground and it's a core principle ours that actors need to recognize that civilian-led there, if and from the government of libya requests help from the international ammunity i think they'll find very willing partner. let me briefly highlight a few points on this map. this map the last time i was here, and just to ituate everyone, every color that is in this map are areas that isil at one point or another controlled. of 2014, all er those colors, pause they were baghdad, you n might remember those days. everything in green are areas that they've lost since then. in orange are areas the very control and small splotches of dark red are areas they've actually gained. end ofp only goes to the april which is unfortunate because since the end

for a political settlement in libya, might have had more by now and we now have a prime minister in tripoli, and beginning to see the institutions of the state they are going to need for place around him. the defense minister on monday afternoon. the only way in the end, whatever the insurgency is is going to be defeated by a political setting that everybody libya can bite. >> we have had quite a few witnesses, while we are conducting operations, the impact has been negligible. from your perspective the impact in all of these, international coalition, it appears straight. >> i will give you my answer, the more technical perspective, a huge contribution, i don't agree with your research. we made a huge contribution to the overall coalition effort, one of the very few countries providing the intelligence and surveillance aircraft flying almost straight missions daily, 6 days a week now from nearly two years and we have made a huge contribution on the ground too in training a large number, the iraqi forces, progress the iraqi and kurdish forces are making would not have been possible without t

and i suppose what is meant by that is nothing other than the two unarmed drones and the team from tripoli of us investigating the last two years nothing could reach benghazi because nothing was ever headed to benghazi. no u.s. military asset was ever deployed to benghazi despite the order of the secretary of defense. >> clinton's presidential campaign put out a statement saying, quote, in refusing to issue its report on a bipartisan basis, the committee is breaking from the precedent set by other congressional inquiries into the benghazi attacks. this committee's chief goal is to politicize the deaths of four brave americans in order to try to attack the obama administration and hurt hillary clinton's campaign. >> donald trump will talk about his trade policies today in pennsylvania. it is unclear if he will answer questions about his proposal to temporary ban muslims from coming to the united states. trump said in scotland that he wouldn't have a problem with muslim coming from great britain. >> in an interview over the weekend he told bloomberg news, quote, i would limit specific terror

charles: tray gouty said yesterday only three assets arrived, two and armed drones, the men from tripolipon themselves to break protocol and get there as fast as they can. dagen: concern about the way things looked rather than actual action. to add one thing, you get into this report and it gets back to there was a story concocted the just wasn't true about it was a video, it wasn't a terror attack and that was told to members of the families of the men who were killed. again, it goes back to there was a lecture coming up and this white house is going to make sure it did not look bad. and she wonders why people don't think she is trustworthy. charles: market rally continues, stocks popping and popping big after this. this woman owns this house with new cabinets from this shop with handles designed here, made here, shipped from here, on this plane flown by this pilot, who owns stock in this company that builds big things and provides benefits to this woman, with new cabinets. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb ins