tonight: >> al qaeda is on the path to defeat and usama bin laden is dead. [cheers] >> bill: just five days after that statement last september the u.s. ambassador to libya was assassinated. three other americans murdered. we now know it's a terrorist attack. was it a cover up and so f. so who ordered it. peters, brit hume karl rove and i will all focus on that question. >> what difference at this point does it make? it is our job it figure out what happened. >> bill: but eight months later we still don't know what happened. will this giant screw up hurt hillary clinton's chances for the presidency? >> these people politically want to cut his heart out and throw his liver to the dogs. >> bill: dan rather talking about barack obama's enemies. goldberg has analysis about the foes of the president. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. could be a bad week for president obama and hillary clinton. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. thre

celebrated the one year anniversary of another big leak leaking of the details of usama bin laden. they were looking to push this narrative. call from the white house that said no. you can't go. we're not giving you an exclusive. we are rolling this thing out. the a.p. suggests that this was retributive that this overbroad record seizure was retribution for the a.p. for stepping on the white house's line. and so what you will see now, i suspect soon is that holder and his deputies are going to have to come testify. they are going to have to be subpoenaed and come up to the house and the house is going to more and more of this stuff becomes public, whether it's in the james case or this case or whoever knows how many, holder says he couldn't even remember how many. other case are out there. a tick tock a chain of custody and all that stuff. >> megyn: that's what i want to ask you because at what point does eric holder or the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia, ron mason, who is the guy behind both of these targeting instances a.p. and and rosen gate in rosen probably loves t

neil: somebody on the whole usama bin laden raid mterial, stuff thatoesn't make them look good, we willon you. >> go read the new yorker article. what part wasn't a leak? no idea if any of it was true. neil: where do you think this is going and as a compromise these institutions. >> what pains me is this is like a slow pitch across the home plate. obama needs to acknowledge the wrongs, move on and not let it compromise the agenda. >> he has lost hisesponse to this. >> so far yes. why aren't we talking about dodgg llions odollars of taxes? i am fascinated and amazed we are not talking about apples. neil: apple still paid close to 24%. legally using the tax code..% >> that is an unethical use. it is very m reled. oh, myoodness. they are vry much related. neil: weill have them all back six out of 10 voters say the gornment has simply gone too far by seizing phone records. now kiss your internet privacy now kiss your internet privacy goodbye. are you still sleeping? just wanted toheck and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and da i have grt ws. is no

tonight: >> al qaeda is on the path to defeat and usama bin laden is dead.cheers] >> bill: just five days after that statement last september the u.s. ambassador to libya was assassinated. three other americans murdered. we now know it's a terrorist attack. was it a cover up and so f. so who ordered it. peters, brit hume karl rove and i will all focus on that question. >> what difference at this point does it make? it is our job it figure out what happened. >> bill: but eight months later we still don't know what happened. will this giant screw up hurt hillary clinton's chances for the presidency? >> these people politically want to cut his heart

for example, the nonsense about treelgt these -- usama bin laden and abu masri was not jodi arias oneff criminal nonsense case in arizona. these are cold blooded international killers or were until we got them thank heavens our enemy is international, agile, inventriclive, creative, determined and anxious to kill us and we have got to be agile in our responses as well. you can't keep locking down our military tighter and tighter. it just can't work. by the way, jamie, despite killing usama bin laden which was a very, very good thing, thank you, seals, despite that al qaeda and widespread affiliates are now than when obama took office. that is not a victory. >> jamie: got to leave it there sequestration hampering some of the efforts of our military, too. we will keep an eye on all of it. thanks so much, ralph, always good to have you here. >> thank you, jamie. >> greg: closer look for president obama's pick for assistant secretary of state how victoria nuland was information eventually released to the public on benghazi attack. -- >> jamie: there is a major delay in one of the most ant

tonight: >> today, usama bin laden is dead. there have been no large scale attacks on the united states. and our homeland is more secure. >> bill: president obama trying to reassert his authority in the wake of the scandals. with a major foreign policy address. >> the decisions that we are making now will define the type of nation and world that we leave to our children. >> bill: we will analyze the president's dilemma. >> by law we swear -- until you leave us alone. >> islam is not a religion of peace. islam is -- we have had enough. >> bill: there l. there be street battles in london between muslims and those who dessurprise them? we have a special report on a very tense situation. >> enough is enough! >> bringing in a muslim guy to take care of you. >> that's right. >> if you were really sincere you wouldn't. >> what? >> if you really cared about the muslim community, you would bring in a substitute muslim host. >> bil: once again, the rumble is on. we'll show you highlights from the stewart show last night. >> keep it pithy

and when they leak things, like they did about the usama bin laden raid, you had people from the militarysaying that actually the white house was putting seals in danger, was releasing information that shouldn't be released. >> bill: i don't want to main point. the main point is that eric holder, the attorney general, who i do not believe is going to survive. this i'm going to make a prediction right now on the factor that holder will have to resign over this. because you are going to see more of this coming out. he is not going to be able to defend it you know what, mr. attorney general, between you and me, you can't recuse yourself from your job. >> he was just doing what the president wants him to do though. >> bill: that's what you say, powers. and, again, we'll see. >> but, still, even if he was doing. >> bill: right now, it's right in holder's lap. and he ain't going to get out of this one. and i have got to go. because we do have james rosen but we can't ask him anything. we also have a very interesting bill o'reilly.com poll question for you. in your opinion which situation is mor

tonight: >> today, usama bin laden is dead. there have been no large scale attacks on the united states. and our homeland is more secure. >> bill: president obama trying to reassert his authority in the wake of the scandals. with a major foreign policy address. >> the decisions that we are making now will define the type of nation and world that we leave to our children. >> bill: we will analyze the president's dilemma. >> by law we swear -- until you leave us alone. >> islam is not a religion of peace. islam is -- we have had enough. >> bill: there l. there be street battles in london between muslims and those who dessu

tonight: >> al qaeda is on the path to defeat and usama bin laden is dead. bill: just five days after that statement last september the u.s. ambassador to libya was assassinated. three other americans murdered. we now know it's a terrorist attack. was it a cover up and so f. so who ordered it. peters, brit hume karl rove and i will all focus on that question. >> what difference at this point does it make? it is our job it figure out what happened. >> bill: but eight months later we still don't know what happened. will this giant screw up hurt hillary clinton's chances for the presidency? >> these people politically want to cut his h

tonight: >> today, usama bin laden is dead.been no large scale attacks on the united states. and our homeland is more secure. >> bill: president obama trying to reassert his authority in the wake of the scandals. with a major foreign policy address. >> the decisions that we are making now will define the type of nation and world that we leave to our children. >> bill: we will analyze the president's dilemma. >> by law we swear -- until you leave us alone. >> islam is not a religion of peace. islam is -- we have had enough. >> bill: there l. there be street battles in london between muslims and those

and he noted the takedowns of usama bin laden and muammar qaddafi to say he is willing to take assadif it's necessary. take a listen. >> in the end, whether it's bin laden or qaddafi, if we say we're taking a position, i would think at this point the international community has a pretty good sense that he we typically follow through on our commitments. >> the president again saying today at that news conference he wants to make sure the evidence is rock solid that, in fact, chemical weapons have been used in syria. citing the example of the war in iraq and w.m.d.s, shep. >> shepard: curing this news -- -- during this news conference tough talk. >> the president was meeting first time really series of meetings with the south korean president. and even though north korea yesterday sort of back pedaled a little bit, took some missiles off a launch site, suggesting they are lowering the temperatures on things. the new south korean president basically said at the news conference at the white house if north korea attacks south korea they will pay for that. take a listen. >> so if north kor

tonight: >> al qaeda is on the path to defeat and usama bin laden is dead.st five days after that statement last september the u.s. ambassador to libya was assassinated. three other americans murdered. we now know it's a terrorist attack. was it a cover up and so f. so who ordered it. peters, brit hume karl rove and i will all focus on that question. >> what difference at this point does it make? it is our job it figure out what happened. >> bill: but eight months later we still don't know what happened. will this giant screw up hurt hillary clinton's chances for the presidency? >> these people politically want to cut his heart out

it was home to usama bin laden for a period of time and parts of its lawless regions are hot beds forwe know all of that. it's a country that we have also given $8 billion in aid to since the september 11th attacks. we rely on them as our troops withdraw from neighboring afghanistan. now it looks like the man who was once pakistan's prime minister will be returning to power for a third time an election we have been watching this weekend. projections based on partial results from yesterday's election show former prime minister shareef will be pakistan's next leader well, again. in a statement, president obama praised pakistanis for upholding what he calls their commitment to democratic rule by successfully parliamentary elections. shariff was last prime minister in 1999 and overthrown by the military. will renew the relationship with the united states and wants to end the drone program. the pope is giving the catholic church and world new saints. it's our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. italy. pope francis holding his first cannonnization ceremony. among the new sain

tonight: >> today, usama bin laden is dead.have been no large scale attacks on the united states. and our homeland is more secure. >> bill: president obama trying to reassert his authority in the wake of the scandals. with a major foreign policy address. >> the decisions that we are making now will define the type of nation and world that we leave to our children. >> bill: we will analyze the president's dilemma. >> by law we swear -- until you leave us alone. >> islam is not a religion of peace. islam is -- we have had enough. >> bill: there l. there be street battles in london between muslims and those

by contrast we know everything about what he was doing when usama bin laden was killed for political government in wake of the bombings, massive, massive manhunt. tv trained, cameras, every bit of resource trained on getting the guys. we know fog was dob to go after the bad guy to capture and kill individuals who killed an american. ath the ambassador. general keane. >> the outrageous thing in front of us. we will go back to solve the problems. we knew who did this for 48 hours by name and they were harming us for a year. we should have given the c.i.a. the ability to kill a capture. just as we have done to the al-qaeda in afghanistan and pakistan. we are conducting a criminal investigation. to date, we have nothing to show for it. it's incredible. >> alisyn: isn't that the biggest issue? >> yeah. no justice. somehow that is okay. it's okay now that people can go and kill our ambassadors and attack basically, tech quickly, u.s. soil. there is to justice. we let it go. no one is arrested or prosecuted. wednesday the whistle blowers appear before a house committee. they tuped for that.

. >> reporter: markey also released a web video with a photo of gomez adjacent to usama bin laden, andurity very seriously, has slammed back hard. watch. >> dirty ed markey. smearing gabriel gomez comparing him to bin laden? now markey actually blames gomez for the newtown shooting. >> reporter: well, markey doesn't literally blame gomez for the attacks, and now gomez is under fire for calling markey, quote, pond scum last week. lots of name calling. the election is four weeks from tomorrow. markey's up about seven points. for a republican to be competitive at this point is an achievement in massachusetts, arguably the most liberal state in the country, and it's a sign that it's going to go right down to the wire with lots of slugging along the way. uma: i know massachusetts well, i know politics can get down and dirty there, but this race looks like a particularly tough fight and dirty one. >> reporter: you've got it. uma: thank you, carl, appreciate it. jon: well, with no end in sight to the scandals plaguing the white house right now and a top republican calling for a special prosec

. >> megyn: navy seal team 6 after took out usama bin laden in may of 2011. the same unit suffered tragedy just three months later when a hospital carrying 30 american troops, most of them members of seal team 6 was blasted out of the sky by afghanistan. among the americans killed, sergeant patrick hamburger of the nebraska national guard. and navy seals michael strange and aaron vaughn. their families say now their deaths did not have to happen. in an emotional news conference at the national press club in washington yesterday, they blamed the obama administration for what they call serious missteps leading to their sons' deaths and they are pushing for a congressional investigation. >> the u.s. government and many high ranking military people own more credit for the shootdown than the taliban. political correctness, building the esteem of the afghans, leveling of the playing field, and failure by the obama administration to name the enemy and to accurately identified savage ideology our warriors are up against has made an otherwise primitive foe formidable.

pictures all over the place of the president sitting in the situation room monitoring the takedown of usama bin laden. this was exactly the opposite of that. could've had a v8. in the juice aisle. martha: it was a dramatic rescue for a border agent who fell off the side of a mountaineer san diego. he slipped off the cliff while on a routine patrol. he did suffer some head, arm and leg injuries. not believed, though, to be life-threatening. bill: attorney general eric holder on the hill appearing before a hughes judiciary commit -- before a house judiciary committee. they will ask him what he knows about the irs singling out con groups going back five years. i'm going to move through this stuff pretty quickly. based on what you know about this irs report, how would you characterize it? >> disgraceful. government agencies without sufficient oversight. too broad a charter. we not only are find out they asked totally inappropriate questions and delayed the requests by the conservative groups as well as targeting them, they facilitated the tax exempt status of the liberal organizations. this is

usama bin laden is dead and the remaining leadership of al qaeda is on the run but the ideology of violentm is rapidly spreading. bill: do you think we accept that now? or have we turned against that thinking? >> no, i think that there is a lot of deep concern especially after what you saw in boston of more of a homegrown terrorist element and not so much that al qaeda is coming here per se but we have the thoughts of al qaeda being really infiltrating our youth, infiltrating people visiting here or overstaying their visas. it's very serious. i know when joe and i were on homeland there was always deep concern about the homegrown terrorist element and what we could do to stop it because we get thousands and thousands a times a day whether by cyber probing or criminal probing trying to find out where our weaknesses are. he said he wasn't quite sure where the breakdown was but he thought it could have been prevented. i'm not quite sure what he is basing that on because he didn't know all the facts so. bill: i have just about 20 seconds, i heard that the suggestion that is implied that some e

campaign that had as their central narrative that they succeeded in dismantling al qaeda and in getting usamabin laden. and the fact that there was a terrorist attack within seven or eight weeks of the election on the anniversary of 9/11 was something that they politically could not stomach countenance or deal with. so the yya that you spoke of happened at all levels, the state department, the white house, and bottom line, we need to reinterview people. we need to ape the questions pat raised. we need to get to the bottom of it, megyn. >> megyn: you know, just to take the viewers back. they said that the smoking gun memo to the state department went out in august of 2012. that the memo went out. classified state department cable warning the offers of secretary clinton the consulate could not withstand a coordinated assault. could not. and that islamist militias 10 of them and a.q. training camps were within benghazi. that's the smoking gun memo. hillary clinton was asked about it when she testified before congress whether she knew about that cable. shear is what she said. >> were you aware of

too, this spire is going to be bolted and welded in place on the second anniversary of the death of usamain laden, the man whose evil plans really knocked down the world trade center. jenna: good point toer are. one of the thing that the spire is going to be doing, it will serve as a way for media, we used to satellites, it will be one of the ways we're able to broadcast, not just us. oh look, you can see the american flag. jon: old glory. jenna: it is not just aesthetic is the point. it will serve a function as sort of this big antenna in lower manhattan but history made today. the final spire put on top of one world trade. as it goes up we'll bring you back down to lower man hat and -- manhattan and we'll show you how it all comes together. >>> meanwhile we move to fox weather alert. a rare may snowfall in colorado. i don't mean to insult your state. jon: no. jenna: it is beautiful but it is may. jon: it has a tendency to break the trees and that's never good. jenna: there is another part of the country dealing with flash flood warnings as well. in california you have some dry winds the

saying al qaeda was on the run and that they were defeating terrorism and, you know, they had killed usamain laden, which was a good thing. don't get me wrong. but, that just didn't fit their political narrative. what you do hear them pushing for is to quote, unquote, normalize as swiftly as possible. now in the world of the state department, normalized means let's get rid are of the trained u.s. troops and let's bring in locals. and when i was there on the ground, i heard first happened from the people in tripoli when i went there that first week of october, they said we actually had to hire somebody who was a mobile phone sales men to do security. the guy had never handled a gun before because the state department had pushed to hire locals who were not trained like some special operations person who has gone through the united states military. that push for normalization, i think, was the prevailing thought and the prevailing wind instead of letting the security dictate security. >> megyn: and we have locals who are supposed to be helping us protect the consulate on the night we were att

bill: two years ago navy seals killed usama bin laden. >> usa! usa!.ere celebrations outside the white house. celebrations at ground zero in new york city. and president obama declared al qaeda on the path to defeat. but one of our next guests says, that fight is far from over today. [gunfire] martha: violence on the streets of a u.s. city where police were attacked for the second straight year. we'll tell you what is going on. [shouting] @ñ@@@í

yet the obama administration publicized the fact that seal team 6 was involved in the killing of usamau believe that publicity may have put your son's life at risk; is tt correct? >> absolutely. absolutely. our vice president joe biden down at the ritz carlton in delaware, he fouut that it was elite navy seal team. he unces it all over the world, all over the nation. people from russia called me up, my friend goes out -- his mom knew, yo did you hear they killed seal team 6? all over. he publicized and put a tag on these guys. nobody ever heard of seal team 6 before that right? after bin laden. seal team 6 a november, a book. documentary. disneorld wanted to buy seal team6. logos. >> tucker: very quickly. why do you think the obama administration publicized the fact that seal team 6 wasponsible for the killing of bin laden? >> that, we ha questions. that's why we areursuing through lawyer the legactions that were taken we also have a lot of backing from stan up america.org. >> so many unanswered quess. >> you deserve them ando many other m that were killed in the line of duty. thank yo

. >> why don't they bury the guy the same way they did usama bin laden, dump him in the ocean. be disrespectful to the fish. don't that guy down there with the fish either. >> there you go. let us know what you think about all of this. here are your headlines a criminal investigation has now been launched into last month wants fertilizer plant explosion in west, texas. largely treated as an accident. they are investigating it from every angle. the news comes as paramedic first responder brice reid has been arrested for possession of bomb making materials. no connection between his arrest and the april 17th explosion which killed 14 people. washington, d.c. d.c. news smiewsm set to honor terrorists in an annual ceremony honoring journalists while reporting the museum. hamas operatives. tv network designated as terrorist organization by the u.s. government. killed in israeli air strike in 2010. this year's bike-to-work day take as wrong turn for one san francisco commuter. take a look at the men in the gray jacket chasing after a bike thief who stole his ride. the victim stopped

struck blow after blow against al qaeda, weakening and scattering its support structure and eliminating usama bin laden. with help from our nato allies we ended 40 years of dictatorship in libya. the administration has used diplomacy to tighten multilateral sanctions against iran, whose leaders are increasingly divided and under obvious stress. our message is clear, that iran will not be allowed to build or otherwise acquire nuclear weapons. mr. obama has also finalized trade agreements with south korea, panama and colombia. proposed one with the european union and the creation of the trans-pacific partnership and presided over a surge in u.s. exports that increased the number of private sector jobs. and today's news is definitely good on the jobs market. obviously there is much more that has to be done but the truth is that with little fanfare, president obama has become the global's most widely respected major national leader. style is i canly many commented on the president's cool demeanor and his ability to project calm. this matters because panic is not helpful. when one is walking along