. >> i thought that iraq would unravel after the americans left. in fact, aid series on my blog called "iraq, the unraveling." it hasn't. rather it has sort of come to a stalemate it is not falling apart but not making any political progress it is just sort of sitting there, not a great situation but actually better than i personally expected when i last took a long look at iraq. what people forget in this country though is iraq, even right now, is still more violent than afghanistan is. >> well, i actually think the search was considerable success in a military sense. and so i think that the worst case in iraq certainly has not happened. we don't have a civil war. we don't have anything of the kind. but it's problematic outcome from an american stan standpoint, for a variety of reasons. for example, without any american forces, even a paltry force in iraq now, iraq's skies are wide open and so what they've become is basically a channel for the iranians to ship hundreds of tons of military aid to bash shard al assad's regime in syria, which goes ag

police are hoping if they can identify them, it will help unravel what happened. >> the two individuals are identified as light-skinned black males, possibly in their late teens. so whether you know their names or just any information them, if -- any information about them, if they look familiar to you, please contact homicide detectives. >> police are considering a theory that marvit was mistaken for a delivery driver, but they won't say if they believe his death was connected to a string of carjackings in the area. anyone with information should call 1-866-7-lockup. sarah sampson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. police all looking for a group of men who attacked a teenager near patterson park. this happened on sunday. they jumped 819-year-old along east baltimore street. police found him shot multiple times. he died later that evening. another shooting on monday night. police say someone shot a 15- year-old male in the leg. in baltimore county, police are searching for three men involved in a kidnapping and car crash. a man was heading to his car when he was atta

but that is not a cover-up. >> this is one that unraveled very quickly by their own hand. we all know that there are ways to draw defeat and prevent a hearing from this to have been. no demonstration. there was not a mob. that was a complete invention. if you look at the video of susan rice on the five shows, none of that is even remotely true. what we have learned and what we're learning now is that, from the first day, the people on the ground looked out on the video cameras and saudi ambassador walkout with the turkish delegate at half past 8:00 p.m. in the evening. there was no one on the stet. the attack happened an hour and 10 minutes later. and they had communicated that with the state department. everybody knew. this is not believable. either susan rice is completely clueless, then why is she out there and why is she inventing, or she knew, but after a week of spiking football over al qaeda and osama bin laden, they did not want to admit that was al qaeda on the run killing the first inveor in 30 years. >> i hear what charles has to say and it really gets into the

that the real fear whole thing could unravel. the latest patent from the army being so strong is because anti- government protesters have gone on to the streets demanding the resignation of the prime minister over what they say is his inability to deal with the crisis. it's a crossroads rather than an abyss. there are allegations syria wa behind the assassination. -- that syria was behind the assassination. but there are faults on both sides. >> they are doing investigations looking at whether the lebanese shi movement hezbollah is going to syria. and the free syrian army getting over the border. the two countries poses history history iscountries' so intertwined. i don't think we are yet talking about a return to civil war and the huge cross-country fighting is on the 1980's, but there are real concerns that there could be more violence in lebanon after four years of relative calm. >> thank you. with its world premiere a day away, the new james bond movie has fans up in arms over their hero's choice of drink. he's more known for

but that is not a cover-up. >> it is a lousy one and one that unravel very quickly by their own hand. they are the ones who had been providing -- we all know that there are ways to drag defeat and prevent this from going to a hearing. >> there was no demonstration. there was not a mob. there was no reaction to what happened in cairo. there -- that was a complete invention. if you look at the video of susan rice on the five shows, she was screaming in terror with all of this investment of the maas and none of it was remotely true. what we are learning now is that, from the first day, the people on the ground look down on the video cameras and saudi ambassador walked out with a turkish delegate at half past 8:00 p.m. in the evening. there's no one on the street. the attack happened an hour and 10 minutes later. they knew there was none of this and they had communicated that with the state department. everybody knew. this is not believable. either susan rice is completely clueless, then why is she out there and why is she inventing, or they knew, but after a week of spiking the ball over

but it is part of a bigger story of the unraveling of this agenda all over the world. we have distanced our ally, israel, we are not advancing our interests in the middle east, and the president is promising we will have these devastating cuts to our national defense. ashley: meanwhile the white house engaged in a series of secret talks on the attack on al qaeda. it included the possibility of unilateral military action against al qaeda in the region. yet still american diplomats on the ground in libya denied additional security to ensure their safety. we take up all this right here tonight, we have retired lieutenant colonel, and also, moody's chief economist on why wall street might not care who wins this election. america's security and the obama administration's handling of foreign affairs quickly becoming one of the top issues with 35 days to the election. and one day before the very first presidential debate. as the white house continues to stonewall cracks in the deadly september 11 attacks in libya continued to emerge. fox news correspondent has more in our rep

afraid there is truth in the fact that the position of the united states in the middle east is unraveling. but one has to go back a number of years and ask what has set that process in motion? i'm afraid that the united states simply has fumbled over the years. the unique opportunity it had to shape a more stable and more peaceful middle east. >> brown: what do you mean by that? >> well, first of all, the israeli-palestinian peace issue. you know, today the middle east... the masses are stirring. every public opinion poll tells us the masses have a negative view of american position on that issue because they see the united states as failing to move the peace process forward. i'm afraid there is some truth to that conclusion. >> brown: walter mead, what do you see when you hear about the use of the term like "unraveling of foreign policy"? >> well, i would say that we're clearly... the hope that president obama could sort of turn things around from the bush administration doesn't seem to have been fulfilled. you know, i think zbigniew is right, to some degree what happened there was presi

president should not be blamed or those who say we are seeing president obama's foreign policy unravelling right on our tv screens. >> it was supposed to be one of the triumphs of president obama's foreign policy. a libya without moammar qaddafi. qaddafi had been one of the world's worst sponsors of terrorism. families of the 189 americans murdered on pan-am flight 103 in 1988 knew that well. >> that's true, though, that after the 2003 invasion of iraq he even ended his nuclear program. >> i for one stood by it and was deeply suspicious that moammar qaddafi may be playing us. >> frank gaffney is president of the center for security policy. >> moammar qaddafi as transformation from rouge eccentric in the bizarre terrorist sponsor into one of america's most reliable allies is i think going to be seen by historians as one of the more bizarre twists of american diplomatic history. >> whatever the case by last year kwad aqaddafi game yet ano oppressive leader caught by surprise in the spring of 2010. by the end of march 2011 world leaders are calling for him to go. >> moammar qaddafi must leaf.

. >> what we are watching is unraveling of the obama foreign policy. >> they wanted more security there. >> we were told -- we did not though they wanted more security there. >> biden not only places the blame squarely on the state department and intelligence community, but he also seems to flatly contradict what state department officials have said under oath. that sends the administration back-pedaling the next day. >> what the vice president said. >> we pachbtd more security there. >> he was never briefed more security was needed. >> clearly the white house, they are playing under that. >> commentator mark stein has wrote about it for years. >> they have the intelligence community. they got the state under under there. >> ambassador can you speak briefly about the attack in benghazi? >> but wright's bus bos will crawl under the bus. hillary clinton says she takes the responsibility for what happened in benghazi. >> i do everything i can to protect our people and i wanted to make sure we track on down whoever did this. >> it comes a day before the second presidential debate. where the

police are hoping it will help unravel what happened if they can identify them. >> the two individuals are identified as black males and possibly in their late teens. if you know their names purged information, please contact homicide detectives. >> police are considering a theory that marvit was mistaken for a delivery driver but it will not say if this death was connected with a string of carjackings in the area. anyone with information should call 1-866-7-lockup. sarah sampson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the second presidential debate begins at 9:00 p.m. tonight. 9:00 p.m. is the deadline for maryland residents to vote in next month's election. you can print out the form and in. and it now you can register online. lk-in --red to watki >> early voting runs through november. if you choose early voting, you can cast your ballot and any site in your jurisdiction. for more reformation, visit wbaltv.com. tonight is the second of three presidential debates. tracie potts explains the different format for the debate. >> how did it go, senator? >> great. >> mitt's confident. mitt's got a good presen

i mean, we see the thing unravel in banghazi. the question is why did they send susan rice out? why i was it necessary for her to go out on five shows and say it was spontaneous. why not saying we have an ongoing investigation. i'm not going to say more. we're going to learn more. >> secretary clinton believes that ambassador rice has done a superb job. let's just start that. we completely reject calls here in this building. >> at a time when most americans would want to rally around our country at the death of four americans serving our country, instead we've had this bizarre response, which only leads to me believe there was, number one, there was gross negligence involved, or the president doesn't want us to realize libya may be a failed state in the fbi agents can't even make into banghazi. >> i watched the presentation. i thought it was amazing that someone in her position would go on with that degree of certainty, that fast, and that authoritatively and be that wrong. >> did you know the chairman of the homeland security committee has asked for susan rice to resign? does t

that said, this unraveling is amazing to me.re, having stopped this tragic war in iraq where our army could not respond to any other war plan throughout all of the world to defend south korea because they have done nothing but training to where a four-star marine corps general said it's going to take ten years before we are ready to handling it around the world. to have a shift of our focus to the western pacific to where our naval forces by this president are 60% of our arms, if you are a democrat, some of them would be saying if it was a republican president doing that, are you a warmongerer? it's not unraveling. it's stitching back the fabric of our national security. >> hold that thought. we have a take a quick break. [ male announcer ] if you think all batteries are the same... consider this: when the unexpected happens, there's one brand of battery more emergency workers trust in their maglites: duracell. one reason: duralock power preserve. it locks in power for up to 10 years in storage. guaranteed. so, whether it's 10 y

today we see things a little bit differently and see this thing unravel in benghazi. the guess is why did they send susan rice out. why was it necessary for her to go out on five shows and say it is spontaneous. why not say we have an ongoing investigation. why is it that the fbi still can't get into the site. we have troops all oh over and they are able to move and maneuver and do so at their own peril. why are we not in benghazi today? i think president obama is enormously vulnerable on this point. most americans question whether we will be the world's sole superpower five years from now or maybe three years from now. it is incumbent on mitt romney to do the same thing that netanyahu did at the u.n. with the chart. with the bomb and the 90% red line. he needs to tie that together in a visual way. what is the world going to look like and what are we going to live like if america is not the unquestioned superpower in the world and how is this translating to the lives of every day americans. does it matter? i think most people want america to be the strongest and want

it sounds like yes there was an unravelling of the information a bit -- or at least a leaking slowly, in the end he is accurate that he wasn't told; that there was a request for additional security. let's listen to a sound bite from congressman ryan from last night's debate. hang on. listen. >> what we are witnessing as we turn on our television screens these days is the absolute unravelling of the obama foreign policy. >> jennifer: what is he talking about? >> well, again, what you see because of the arab spring is there are a lot of changes going on in the middle east and somehow he indication that if we had kept power -- he ignores the fact that basically he and obama did in libya. and again, you can't blame the president of the united states for what is happening in -- in syria. so somehow or another they are trying to take this one incident, where a group that had as much ties to al-qaeda as your local gas station does to bp headquarterers. so this is al-qaeda. no. they want to understood mine the narrative that obama has gotten the key leadership of al-qaeda. but they are not a

>> no, it is not unraveling at all. what's unraveling is the president's policies. it's not even just middle east, syria, egypt, iran four years closer to getting a bomb. what's happening in the middle east is not necessarily successful. i can't do a better job than mitt romney on domestic policy. why will it be better for me in the next four years? mitt romney had a perfect response. this is what happened. a devastating critique, and he said what is the president offering? more of the same. instead, mitt romney offered a pro growth economic agenda. >> the president was much more aggressive tonight, much more than the first debate. did you prepare him enough, governor romney, for that coming? >> we all knew the president was going to be more aggressive tonight. i think his base appreciated it. the president on the attack, came out swinging, said he was going to do that. you can change your style, but that doesn't change your record. he didn't defend it when he went through the higher food stamps, and unemployment zone. he hasn't unchanged his image for the future. >

the same european union is on the verge of unraveling.ave been violent protests across europe because of the economic mess. judge andrew napolitano is here. this is not strictly a legal issue. it is not constitutional but i want your reaction. judge napolitano: i wonder if anyone takes it seriously. the nobel peace prize, basically a lot of cash from the estate of various family members. the original contributor to the assets, given away by officials in sweden -- norway which is not a member of the e.u. gave it to yasser arafat, a mass murderer, barack obama after he was president for nine months and hadn't done anything to receive it. now they give it to the european union -- it is a joke. i don't think the american public will take it seriously. it won't be on the front page of time magazine and is because five editors like it. stuart: the idea of the nobel peace prize has been discredited. yasser arafat won the peace prize. that is a real shame. judge napolitano: is a shame because there was a time when it meant something and there are

president's policy is one of weakness, we are seeing the ugly fruits of the obama foreign policy unravelund the world on our tv screens, syria, 20,000 dead people, iran closer toward a nuclear weapon. the middle east peace process is in shambles and, we have flags being burned all around the world. russia is thwarting us at every stage in the process. this is a weak foreign policy. with terrible results. which makes us less safe. >> chris: let me pick up on a couple of those. syria, governor romney would not put u.s. troops on the ground in syria and, the red line is where barack obama's is, there is no big difference -- >> sure there is, iran, the biggest threat we have. the different is credibility. the president's iran policy lacks credibility. what i mean when i say that is, the ayatollahs in iran, they have to make a decision to stop pursuing a nuclear weapon, and, pursue a peaceful resolution. but they are no doing that. and i would argue that is because the president doesn't have credibility. he fought and resisted tough sanctions, to the last moment and he was silent on the green

we are seeing the ugly fruits of the obama foreign policy unravel around the world on our tv screens. >>> the vice presidential hopeful also discussing the race for the white house and his and mitt romney's current standings in the polls giving his take on why the republican ticket is trailing behind. >>> the question given all of that, why are you and romney losing at this? >> we are going to win this race. given that we are going to win this race. >> you are not at this point. you are losing. >> we can debate polls. i can tell you this. the president is offering 4 more years of the same. the president has been very good at distorting the issue and disguising the truth. he has been very good at distracting people. kaent run on hope and change any more so he's running on division, distraction, distortion to try to win election by default. we are going to give america a clear choice here are the policies to get economic opportunities, to get people out of poverty into the middle class, to get economic opportunity and job security. we are going to show the country here's what you need t

before our very eyes. >> unraveling before our very eyes.e heard it from romney. we heard it from paul ryan. would you, dan rather, would you press romney for specifics on that? i ask that question because it doesn't seem to be that much difference either in terms of specifics or in terms of obama and romney when it comes to syria, iran, afghanistan and iraq as well. what to do? >> well, the question for governor romney and equally tough questions of other varieties for president obama, but the question to governor romney is that he has talked tough about russia, calling it in effect our number one enemy and opponent. he's talked tough about china. he's talked tough and threateningly about iran, talked tougher about syria. so the question is, third, do you think even though we're the world's ranking economic and military superpower that we can afford to have confrontations with all of those countries with our military already stretched thin and our economy shaky, does it make sense to be in effect threatening russia, china, iran and syria to

or those who say we're seeing president obama's foreign policy unraveling right on our tv screens?> it was supposed to be one of triumphs of president obama's foreign policy. a libya without moammar khadafy. he had been one of the worst sponsors of terrorism. families of 189 americans murdered on pan am flight 183 knew that well. after the 2003 invasion of iraq he ended his secret nuclear program. >> i for one didn't buy it. i was deeply suspicious that moammar khadafy may be playing us. >> frank gaf ne89 is president of security policy. >> m away away's transformation from rogue even bizarre terrorist sponsor into one of america's most reliable allies is i think going to be seeing by historians as one of more bizarre twists of diplomatic history. >> bret: whatever the case, khadafy was a repressive leader caught by the surprise in the arab spring. world leaders are calling for him to go. >> moammar khadafy, last has lost legitimacy to lead. >> president obama orders the pentagon to provide air support. one anonymous obama staffer describes the strategy as leading from behind, a ch

. >> what we are watching is unraveling of the obama foreign policy. >> they wanted more security there told -- we did not though they wanted more security there. >> biden not only places the blame squarely on the state department and intelligence community, but he also seems to flatly contradict what state department officials have said under oath. that sends the administration back-pedaling the next day. >> what the vice president

. >> what we are watching on our tv screens is the unraveling obama foreign policy. >> october 16th.second presidential debate, romney and obama face off. they highlight the charges and counter charges over whether president obama took the benghazi attack and by implication the terror threat seriously enough. >> as soon as we found out benghazi consulate was overrun. i was on the funny. >> the president the day after flies to a political fund-raiser. >> day after the attack, governor, i stood in the rose garden and i told the american people that this was an act of terror and the suggestion that anybody in my team would play politics or mislead when we have lost four of our own is offensive. >> mr. president, 14 days he called it an act of terror. >> six days later. >> the first question, it concerns libya. >> october 22nd, the final presidential debate. >> governor rom you said this is an example of an american policy in the middle east that sun raveling. >> if anyone was hoping to see another done any brook over benghazi they would be disappointed. >> we see in libya, an attack by

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democrats got blamed because they were in charge when some of the unraveling happened, and there were some troubles, some democrats began to run away. they ran away from the new deal, and they competed to shower benefits on business and particularly wall street. they became, in many ways, the party of wall street, said democrats were not doing well looking out for the interests of white working class america. there was this legacy of what government had done to build this middle class that was the envy of the world. tavis: to be sure, i think of detroit immediately, but there are so many others, the teachers' union -- so many women went into the teaching profession because they could not do anything else, and i do not like people beating up and stigmatizing unions, and yet, i am the first person to tell you that the unions have been complicit, even in the obama era. how complicit have they been in not getting back to that golden era, as it were? >> i think union members that are active in their union tend to vote democratic. it has gotten much better, but it was very slow to recognize

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look, it is unraveling. worst morale kind of situation you could possibly have, in allies that you can't trust. >> and you think this is all because the president has announced a withdrawal in 2014? >> no, i think it's because he consistently overrode the recommendations of his military leaders with no military experience himself, obviously. and those military leaders, when those decisions were made, said this is going to entail greater risk. one of the withdrawals that he announced was not even one of the options recommended by the military leadership. you don't want to trust -- and they are people he appointed. now, if you don't want to trust your military, fine. but then you take the consequences if there's a failure. and it's failing. and anybody who believes it's not failing -- >> it is failing. i just want to say, though, you know my views on afghanistan. i want to make sure. >> i'm very aware. >> and you disagree with me. i actually think the president shouldn't have tripled -- i think we should have

it is unravelling. what about the reset with russia? how is that going? or the fact in syria they massacre people and we will not even give them the arms. >>neil: you mixed russia before and romney said russia and he could be proven right, now, but what do you think of that? the president will pounce on that. >>guest: what mitt romney was saying the greatest threat is radical islamic extremists which is a net to everything. the young girl in pakistan they pulled off a bus and shot because she wanted to go to school. this is the biggest threat. he was also talking about the behavior of putin which has been, really, ridiculous. pew tip abrogated the nunn-lieu gar treaty, a treaty that has been in for at least two decades, both countries worked together to reduce the nuclear stockpile. >>neil: that was thought by a vote you walked away from. >>guest: he walked away from it. >>neil: if you are governor romney, senator, and on the libyan think, many say that the president got the better of him on the act of terror versus terrorists or whatever. how does he mak

to be satisfied with seeing this lie of his unravelled. because it is a kind of lie to make it seem like you're the guy who would be super tough on china in business terms and economic terms. you're the guy who would stop china from ripping america's heart out while you're the guy who is making his self-branded neck ware in china. you might refer to that as sort of moral pretzeling as hypocrisy. if you want to speak more bluntly, it's a kind of lie to portray yourself as standing up for some particular thing when you don't stand for that thing at all. the same thing happened last month when mitt romney held a business roundtable in bedford height, ohio. he did it at a plant called american spring wire. they bill themselves as north america's largest manufacturer of valve and commercial-quality sprint wire. they also make pc strand. at his visit to american spring wire, mr. romney hammered away at president obama for not being tough on china. not the way that he mitt romney would be tough on china. but the company mr. romney chose for his b