army medical center to what's now known as the walter reed national medical center at bethesda. pretty challenging the cultures that exist there, you have cultures that exist here, you are speaking about cultural differences between the military and its hierarchy of command and control and the civilian command and control and figuring out the two greatest things you need in the chaos of disaster. no. 1, communications. no. 2, who's in charge. i dealt with a lot of cultural issues when i was combining the army and the navy medical forces between walter reed and bethesda. america's army is an amazingly heroic army. they have occupied valley forge , tokyo, berlin, danang and now it occupies bethesda, maryland, but we're working through that. how do we break those cultural barriers, how do we figure out supporting supporters, how do we do that before the next capacity goes on? so what have we done, what capabilities do we bring, where do we use them and how will they be playing a role here in the event of the most likely nightmare scenarios for this area? i grew up in the bay area,

it's interesting to hear him disclose the visit to walter reed and one of the survivors. took place on the first week of february before the first

so we've been hearing these and now for somebody to be out at bethesda, or walter reed for six months, so this coming monday it will be six months is shocking. these are patriots, these are heros, but the congress does not know, and the person people do not know, so there is anable tkpwaeugs, and an obligation. the answer is to have a bipartisan group to look into this. there are so many things coming out months that of. jenna: you've had three things that obviously we haven't had on this incident. are you telling us that the fbi never mentioned to you over the last several months that there were survivors with what we hear could be extensive injuries at walter reed that you were never told that? >> i was told through some fbi people that there had been some people wounded but it was from telephone calls that i've had from people who were indirectly connected saying that there were a number of people out at bethesda, and one that i had a week ago said two months after the benghazi attack there were seven people, several seriously injured at walter reed and yet we have never heard anyt

it's interesting to hear him disclose the visit to walter reed and one of the survivors.ace on the first week of february before the first day on the job, february 4, at the state department. fox news on that date reported, based on our interviews with eyewitnesses, that the secretary had been there. the state department wasn't too pleased about it, but now he has disclosed that himself. and it was interesting to hear him say, too, that he had made the call to the wife of that individual, megyn. >> megyn: indeed. and this is an issue which we're going to get into in a minute. there are congressmen who want -- who are just now learning about the existence of these survivors, and now requesting of secretary kerry they be given access and haven't gotten a response and first i want to ask you, james, you asked him about the search for suspects in this attack. the l.a. times had a big headline out talking about how this investigation is going painfully slowly. >> look, megyn, any law enforcement or counterterrorism officer would tell you that the longer the passage of time aft

travel to colorado including visits to hurricane sandy visits and arlington national cemetery, and walter reedal center and the games no veteran athletes. harry made headlines when three was caught on camera after a game of "strip bill yards" in las vegas. >> get a look at this, waitress turned kate middleton look alike purchased a baby bump to keep her new job going. she quit her $9 an hour job to make $1,000 an appearance acting as future queens. the baby bump keeps up appearances until the real [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] [both speaking indistinctly] >> hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. once upon a time today's first contestant was voted "best legs on the vegas strip," which she says was in 1908. from new hope, pennsylvania, please welcome allison mckay. hey, allison. [cheers and applause] oh, excuse-- [cheers and applause] very nice. you've still got it, baby, huh? and you flaunt it. >> you too, darling. >> yeah, well, you try. you try. if you've got nice legs, show 'em off absolutely. >> i try, darling. >> you know, i know you because you have been on the show bef

i came to walter reed. i was on valium just for the anxiety. i was on antidepressants.as so dependent on my pain medication. this -- medications i was on. do you understand? that was how many medications i was on. when you're injured they feed you, feed you, feed you all this stuff. it's addictive. it is so addictive. i'd rather be shot again than go through withdraws of coming off that medicine. no soldier should have to go through this. >> as we've pushed medical innovation and capability to the leading edge of the battlefield where we can save their life, and we've got some guys who have had some injuries and getting narcotics for a longer period of time, they are certainly at risk to develop dependency, and that's what we're trying to avoid. the army sergeant general directed that we establish the pain management task force to take a look at alternatives to narcotics. >> there's very large randomized trials done at multiple centers that demonstrated acupuncture works, so we put together a study to see if we can actually insert this simple acupuncture technique durin

president obama departs walter reed for the white house where he will meet with the defense secretaryon panetta and general martin dempsey chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. the cia team rescues the remaining americans from the complex and recover sean smith's body and cannot find ambassador stevens in the burning building. a second e-mail reaches the state department saying the firing at the u.s. mission in benghazi has stopped and been cleared. and back at the white house, the president met with general dempsey and panetta. >> and we picked up that something happened an apparent attack in benghazi and i informed the president of that fact and he at that point directed both myself and general dempsey to do everything we needed to do to try to protect lives there. >> did you have any further communications with him that night? >> no. >> how long did the conversation last? >> we were there in the office for probably 30 minutes. >> so you talked to him for 30 minutes one time and you never talked to him again? either one of you? >> until afterwards. >> until after the attack was ove

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going to walter reed. 32,221 veterans came home with serious combat wounds.me of your writing, staff sergeant brian ganzer of the 101st airborne was blown up in iraq and his wife sheryl, then 24 rushed to meet him at the old walter reed army hospital she was introduced to the world of bed pans, needles, surgeries pain and depression, brian's wounds in iraq had forever changed their future. the happy life they had known was over. >> one thing we tend to forget is that it's not just the 1.1 million american who is served in iraq. and i might say that most of them served more than once. so total, 2.3 million individual deployments to the war in iraq. so it's not just those folks, it's their families. and for the wounded, the caregivers who didn't enlist for this, don't get a medal from the president. but they are now engaged in a lifetime of taking care of their wounded spouse. so it's a huge burden. the other thing i want to say is that for those who didn't get wounded, that's the majority, thank goodness -- think about the lost time with their families, that's

president obama departs walter reed for the white house where he will meet with the defense secretarypanetta and general martin dempsey chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. the cia team rescues the remaining americans from the complex and recover sean smith's body and cannot find ambassador stevens in the burning building. a second e-mail reaches the state department saying the firing at the u.s. mission in benghazi has stopped and been cleared. and back at the white house, the president met with general dempsey and panetta. >> and we picked up that something happened an apparent attack in benghazi and i informed the president of that fact and he at that point directed both myself and general dempsey to do everything we needed to do to try to protect lives there. >> did you have any further communications with him that night? >> no. >> how long did the conversation last? >> we were there in the office for probably 30 minutes. >> so you talked to him for 30 minutes one time and you never talked to him again? either one of you? >> until afterwards. >> until after the attack was over.

hillary clinton ever go visit these people at walter reed? come out two weeks ago when we need a select committee. every member of congress, if you want to get to the bottom of this, should support a select committee. martha: the president said that next day, we played the sound a little while ago, that justice would be done and that these killers would be found. what is being done right now? should we all need to be patient because the investigation is very thorough and it's underway or is there something worse at work here? >> no. there is not going to be justice. given the fbi, and i fund the fbi, my committee, they're great people, they have given the fbi an impossible task. here this administration killed awlaki in yemen with a drone missile who was an american citizen, yet using the fbi to apprehend. i've seen videos. there are many of these guys. they're walking the streets in benghazi. walking the streets in tripoli. there was a person in tunisia that it took the fbi five weeks on the ground to even talk to him for three hours. there

same time there is breaking news, there is an individual windyed in that attack who is here at walter reednd we're very interested in interviewing him. >> bret: quickly, our access to the people who are believed to be behind this, one of them is in egypt and we still haven't talked to him? >> exactly. that is absolutely unbelievable that we in the united states could not obtain access to those who participated in this, who had knowledge about it and it's being blocked. we want answers as to why we cannot obtain the facts and interview those who had a hand in this and why they are not brought to justice. >> bret: thank you. thank you very much for coming in. >>> john kerry tells they are training anti-assad officials, it's the first acknowledgement and adds another element in syria's brutal civil war. james rosen talked one on one with the new secretary of state today. >> if one issue dominated the agenda on this trip, it was the civil war in syria. [ gun shots ] >> kerry organized a conference in rome to steer more non-lethal aid, but he appeared to confirm alleging a more direct role. >>

recent interview secretary of state confirmed one state department aides it was being treated at walter reeds latest january. >> i can tell you that i have visited with one of the survivors at bethesda hospital who is remarkably courageous and is doing vy, very well. i have called his wife and talks to hurt. >> six months after ambassador chris stevens and three others were kled leading rublicans in the house plan the administration is stonewalling their request to m was survivors. congressman jason chavis spoke to fox business from c pack. >> the state department has not given us the names of those people that were attacked that were there that have firsthand knowledge of this information. >> reporter: the state department has not resnded to this march 1st letter from republican congressman frank wolf who supports a select committee investigation. >> i think we have an obligation taught these people. >> reporter: this week another republican threatened to subpoena the survivors of the state department does not volunteered to congressional investigators. >> the u.s. congress has every right

harry will visit arlington, virginia, colorado, connecticut, and new jersey and visit troops at walter reedenter and victims of super storm sandy, but noticeably absent from the royal's itinerary is las vegas and not coming to california. dads, you do not need to lock up your daughters. >> 6:47, new this morning, the dow is up following the cyrus bailout. >> word of caution if you are thinking of taking out a student loan for one of your children. jane king is live in the new york stock exchange with more for us. jane? >> good morning, it is that time of year when student whose is been admitted to college find out how much financial aid they are getting or not. if you borrow do finance a college education, make sure you have a plan to pay off the debt when you take out the loan. cited in the "wall street journal", a company says parents should not borrow more than they can pay back in ten years and avoid plus loans if can you and look for loans with lower rates. we have a higher open for stocks, cyprus seized some money in large bank accounts and get bailed out by other european countries s

allegations emerging that survivors recovering at walter reed medical center in washington, d.c. being told to keep quiet about what happened that night that according to lindsay graham who told fox news the obama administration is being unusually tight lipped compared to other events. >> you got to remember this administration leaked every detail of the bin laden raid. though telled old us about seal 6. they are refuse to go give us the identity and allowing congress to be interviewed. >> four died in the terror attack. shawn smith and former navy seal glen daughterty and tyrone woods and ambassador chris stevens. >> information begins to emerge as we learn the security agents and one state department contractor who were among the injured may be being asked not to talk. lindsay graham tells fox news the injured survivors may have been quote told to be quiet. he says the house should investigate. >> i am going to hold up the business of the senate until they get the survivors on record. i have talked to a couple. the story is chilling they are scared to death to come forward with

same time there is breaking news, there is an individual windyed in that attack who is here at walter reed and we're very interested in interviewing him. >> bret: quickly, our access to the people who are believed to be behind this, one of them is in egypt and we still haventalk? >> exactly. that is absolutely unbelievable that we in the united states could not obtain access to those who participated in this, who had knowledge about it and it's being blocked. we want answers as to why we cannot obtain the facts and interview those who had a hand in this and why they are not brought to justice. >> bret: thank you. thank you very much for coming in. >>> john kerry tells they are training anti-assad officials, it's the first acknowledgement and adds another element in syria's brutal civil war. james rosen talked one on one with the new secretary of state today. >> if one issue dominated the agenda on this trip, it was the civil war in syria. [ gun shots ] >> kerry organized a conference in rome to steer more non-lethal aid, but he appeared to confirm alleging a more direct role. >> the u.s. h

the first time senator serrie saying he visited a survivor of the terror attack in benghazi at walter reedwho is demanding for information, how many survived the attack, how many are at walter reed, why hasn't anyone talked to them. the growing controversy over a key group supported by the president, coming up. bill: thanks, too much the hour. a chilling width kwroe oville kwroe being thrown out of a window --ville kwroe of a baby being thrown out of a window. now we know why her family did it. le announcer ] join the nearly 7 million investors who think like you do. face time and think time make a difference. at edward jones, it's how we make sense of investing. face time and think time make a difference. the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters. martha: this is newly surfaced surveillance video t

. >> there are several people who were wounded in benghazi who were still out at walter reed.nded at walter reed. you know they're very serious. we don't honor those people. we don't mention their names. like it is a dark hole and, i think we're now at a point now there is a cover-up. hey hun, remember you only need a few sheets. hmph! [ female announcer ] charmin ultra soft is made with extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent. plus you can use four times less. charmin ultra soft. ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. bill: so there are drastic moves now to get the motor city back in gear. just hours from now michigan governor rick snyder expected to announce a emergency state takeover in the city of detroit. that puts a state appointed financial manager in charge of turning around the city's broken finances and boy, are they ever broken. detroit is the poorest major city in the u.s. with more than

the he will visit arlington, virginia, colorado, connecticut, and new jersey and visit troops in walter reed medical center and victims of super storm sandy but noticeably action accident is las vegas. >> get a lot of this, a waitress turned kate middleton look alike is the mother of two and get her $9 an hour and now makes $1,000 an appearance as the future queen act. she has baby bumps in various sizes to keep up appearances, until the real duchess gives birth in july. >> may want to invest in some brown contacts. >> for future appearances. >> next at 6:00 we are live in pacifica as the ribbon cutting for the new devil slide tunnel is a few hours away. what you can expect in your drive through the mountains. >> we talked to the family of the bay area marin killed at quantico and how any want their loved ones remember. >> pope francis make as major announcement to >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> now at 6:00, sky 7 showing the new devil slide twin tunnels. in a few hours an official ribbon cutting will take place. drivers will have to wait, still to drive throu

allegations emerging that survivors currently recovering at walter reed medical center in washington d.c. are being told to keep quiet about what happened that night. that's according to south carolina senator lindsey graham, who told fox news the obama administration is being unusually tight-lipped compared to other international events. >> and remember, this administration leaked every detail of the bin laden raid and told about the pakistani doctor who helped who is now in jail and told us about seal team six. they're refusing to give us the identity of the survivors and allowing them to come to congress to be interviewed. >> harris: you may remember, four americans died in an asack, ambassador stevens, sean smith, gloenn doherty and tyrone woods. >> reporter: harris, details about the benghazi terror attacks begin to emerge as we learn the three diplomatic security agents and among the injured may be asked not to talk. republican senator lindsey graham tells fox news the injured may have been told to keep quiet. >> i'm going to hold this up in the senate until we get the survivor

progress in terms of how we deal with wounded warriors, particularly where they are released from walter reed and the go to dulles airport, and it is their first flight. we have much improved protocols there. we see a number of wounded warriors. part of our challenge is around the country. i will take a look at that. i do not know the answer, the number of hand, in terms of the call center. i would be glad to share with you the complaints. i just do not have the details. we're putting out an overall policy and protocol for persons with disabilities, which could encompass wounded warriors. anybody with a medical situation, anything that could be considered out of the norm, whether they need additional assistance, customer engagement, we have in all 450 airports designated passenger support specialists. this is something congress urged us to do a couple of years ago. we put that in place. there is an individual at every airport that is there to assist people, particularly when the warriors who need that. on the call center in 2013, we have thus far have 20,000 calls. >> i would appreciate that

with fox's james rosen, secretary of state kerry confirmed a state department agent treated at walter reed as january. >> i have visited with one of the survivors at the bethesda hospital who is remarkably courageous perp and doing very, very -- person and doing very, very well. it called his wife and talked to her. >> six months after the ambassador chrissteins and three others were killed, leave republicans in the house to claim the administration stoppualing the request to meet with survivors. congressman jason chaffetz spoke to fox from cpac. >> the state department has not given us the names of the people attacked. that were there. that have first hand knowledge of this information. >> the state department has not responded to the march 1 letter from republican congressman frank wolf. who supports a select committee investigation in benghazi. >> i think we have an obligation to honor these people. >> this week, another republican threatped to subpoena survivors if they don't volunteer to congressional investigators. >> the u.s. congress has every right to understand the details of wha

he will make stops at walter reed medical center and go to arlington national cemetery and meet withdy victims in new york and new jersey. he visited the u.s. last may, but grabbed headlines for his partying ways during a stop in las vegas. >>> here in the newsroom, we are promising each other that we would have shared if we won the $338 million, easy to do when you didn't win. too bad we're not so lucky. the winner hasn't come forward. nbc's ron allen is in new jersey and they thought they had a winner there. what happened? >> reporter: first of all, i need to get in on the conversations about sharing, because i had never heard that part of this whole thing. here there were rumors that they thought they sold the winning ticket. that means about 10 grand for the winning store. we know it is a liquor store in passaic, new jersey, not this place, there were people still buying tickets. the next powerball jackpot is a mere 40 million, of course. and i'll take that as well if we're having more of those conversations. but passaic, new jersey, don't know if there's one or several winners.

in may, will visit arlington national cemetery, walter reed, hurricane sandy victims. >>> the searchs lottery officials confirm the fourth largest powerball jackpot in history that was sold in their state. one stub bought on saturday in a liquor store in passaic worth 338 million smackers. ron allen is in new jersey. to give folks a sense of the purchase possibilities, we like to do that sometimes, whoever has that money, if they took the 221 million lump sum payout, it could buy 15 f-16 fighter jets, 57 lamborghinis, or your own personal bruce springsteen tour. you and i are not going to be the winners there. what are you hearing about who the winner might be? >> reporter: no, those are interesting options. well, we don't know. the lottery commission doesn't know either. they say they have not been contacted by anybody. it is not unusual to take awhile before someone who is a really big winner to check in with the officials. if you're smart, you try to put some ducks in a row, talk to a good financial analyst before you go public with all of this. here in new jersey, the name and ad

military, and we just have to stop as a nation to think as the president is visiting walter reed, whatelp support those families that literally have been crippled by these very difficult mental health crisis issues. we are launching a campaign called make it visible because when i look at thomas roberts i say he looks pretty good, but he might have traumatic brain injury. he might not be able to remember the names of his own children, for god sakes, and that's really a very serious issue when you get in these positions where you have been blown up by an ied, it rattle your brain to the point where that happens. >> do most vets feel invisible when they come home? especially those that have lost blood for this country and are dealing with the other side of war and having to face the very real consequences. >> yes. it's very true. make it visible.org actually brings these unseen wounds to the forefront, and it also allows us to show how you can help us build treatment centers. we're actually in the middle of $100 million campaign. we raised almost $30 million to date. 100% of every penny

>> we don't talk about specifics in terms of the president's visits to walter reed or elsewhere.estion. >> we've been hearing a lot from senator lindsay graham of south carolina making his statements, how does it make sense that we find out every single detail about the raid on bin laden's compound that makes president obama look good but not when something goes bad. >>brian: nearly 40 million people facing three major snowstorms around this country. maria molina is outsidetracking the storms with her government-issued outer wear. >> i wish it was. good morning. good to see you. good morning everyone. it's a little breezy here in new york city. definitely on the chilly side as well. we had a storm system that produced a lot of snow across places in the northeast and actually severe weather. we had a confirmed tornado in humphreys county in tennessee, maximum sustained wind at about 10 miles an hour. incredible -- at about 105 miles an hour. in millford, connecticut, snow accumulated during the overnight hours and slick roads and snow in altoona, pennsylvania, a lot of snowfall, a

i came to walter reed. i was on valium just for the anxiety. i was on antidepressants.nopin. i was so dependent on my pain medication. this -- medications i was on. you understand? that is how many medications i was on. when you are injured, they feed you, feed you, feed you all this stuff. it's addictive. it is so addictive. i would rather be shot again than go through withdrawals. coming off that medicine. to have to go through this. >> as we pushed medical innovation to the leading edge of the battlefield and we can save their life, we have guys with horrific injuries and they are getting narcotics for a longer period of time, they are at risk to develop dependency and that's what we are trying to avoid. they established the pain management task force to look at alternatives to narcotics. . >> very large randomized trials at multiple centers that demonstrated that accupuncture works so we started a study during the air e vacs to walter reid and other medical centers in the united states. >> the question was can we relieve their pain and reduce the medications they ar

he'll visit troops at walter reed medical center and attend the warrior games in colorado featuring injuredo get the perfect shot. don't know why, of a crocodile in costa rica. >> no, no, no, no, no. >> yeah, just watch. take a look. he nearly ended up as lunch. his friends, i don't know if they're still friends after this, had been throwing meat to lure the croc to shore. a slightly delayed reaction time and this would have had a very different ending. why do you need a picture of a crocodile that close? >> that close? >> that's a big croc. >> the plan, i'll get near the crocodile and you throw the meat? everyone say no. just say no. right there, just -- walk away. >> a really good idea. >>> good morning, "pop news" time. hi, everybody. remember last week. i told you about the engagement ring that napoleon gave to josephine. remember that? my french. my bilingual moment. >> you speak french. >> yes, i do. the diamond and sapphire ring, given a presale estimate of $20,000. as we predicted, the actual price tag a wee bit higher. >> how much? >> $1.17 million. >> wow. >> it is french. >> i ap

one suffered smoke inhalation while another remains in serious condition at walter reed center. >>> the u.s. says an iranian fighter jet chased an american drone over the persian gulf. the incident happened on tuesday. the pentagon says the iranian jet backed away when the american flight of a plane escort, the un-- escorting the unmanned drone issued a warning. the drone was on a routine mission. >>> a united nations mission is looking into the drone program. pakistan said they did not consent to any strikes. pakistan estimates that at least 400 civilians have been killed in such strikes but the u.s. says pakistan consented to the strikes and the death counts are actually lower. >>> president obama is leaving the white house to take his energy policy on the road. ktvu's kyla campbell is live in our washington, d.c. bureau to tell us how this could benefit the bay area. >> reporter: dave, the president wants to give funding to states that produce clean energy. we know the bay area has been innovative when it comes to this. if this passes it could mean more jobs. president obama says sin

one suffered smoke inhalation while another remains in serious condition at walter reed center. >>> the u.s. says an iranian fighter jet chased an american drone over the persian gulf. the incident happened on tuesday. the pentagon says the iranian jet backed away when the american flight of a plane escort, the un-- escorting the unmanned drone issued a warning. the drone was on a routine mission. >>> a united nations mission is looking into the drone program. pakistan said they did not consent to any strikes. pakistan estimates that at least 400 civilians have been killed in such strikes but the u.s. says pakistan consented to the strikes and the death counts are actually lower. >>> president obama is leaving the white house to take his energy policy on the road. ktvu's kyla campbell is live in our washington, d.c. bureau to tell us how this could benefit the bay area. >> reporter: dave, the president wants to give funding to states that produce clean energy. we know the bay area has been innovative when it comes to this. if this passes it could mean more jobs. president obama says sin

we don't talk about specifics in terms of the president's visits to walter reed. can -- >> or elsewhere? >> i don't have anything for you on that. i don't know the answer to that question. jenna: just to clarify, james rosen asked jay carney has the president met with any of the survivors, and that's what he was responding to in the second part of that sound bite. mike baker is with us, president of diligence llc, a global intelligence and security firm. so, mike, you're the one to ask about this. as the white house points out, these survivors are in positions that don't make it easy for them just necessarily to come forward and tell their story. we have to respect that that as. what's in the best interests of everybody? should these survivors talk publicly or not? what do you think? >> well, i mean, it is true, this is not black or white. and some people have been saying, well, you know, how come the folks who are out there, the 30-plus individuals who were pulled out of benghazi safely as a result, by the way, of the efforts of folks like now-deceased ty woods a

confirming with our own james rosen, he, secretary kerry, visited survivors still recovering at walter reed hospital in washington. here is republican congressman ed royce, chairman of the house foreign affairs committee on this. >> that is absolutely unbelievable, that we, in the united states, could not obtain access to those who, who participated in this, who had knowledge about it and that is being blocked, and we want answers as to why we can not obtain the facts and interview those who had a hand in this and why they're not brought to justice. bill: that was with bret last night on "special report". with us republican congressman jason chaffetz on the oversight committee in the house. welcome back here to "america's newsroom.". i want to get a baseline of knowledge here. how have you tried to reach out to these survivors who are now back stateside? >> well i went to libya shortly after the attack. i was able to visit with just a handful of people. a lot of them i was not able to talk with. i've been trying to do this for the last six months. we know some people were interviewed in tri

secretary of state john kerry may have spoken with one of them or perhaps hillary clinton visited at walter reedke to one of them but you want to be able to question them as well and you're considering a subpoena, right congressman? >> well, the challenge here is you had people that were interviewed immediately after the events there in libya. we know there were also interviews done in germany. we have not been able to see those, that paperwork. we have seen nothing from the accountability review board which is an internal review that was done. we have not been able to speak with the actual accountability review board members. the state department has not given us the names of those people that were attacked. that were there, that have first-hand knowledge of this information. they have given us zero documents. only allowed what is called in camera review where we can look at documents as they look over our shoulder. they have given us eight tranches of those in the last couple weeks. martha: congressman chaffetz, sorry to interrupt. why are they so concerned? they claim they have nothing to hid

are they still at walter reed medical system -- medical m?stesystme?e if you are one of the u.s. senators who signed with president obama this week, what may have been in your question? what happened that night? it has been six months and we still have mysteries. we are told the fbi is investing -- investigating things. look at the orders that were given to the fbi about what they are supposed to be investigating, it is curious to me because the state department investigated what it on and the state department and the fbi was tasked to tell us what's what on overseas, but nobody has been asked to investigate what went on at the white house at night. it is an omission. who wants to know? why do you want to know? what difference does it make? when we get answers like that, nothing you ask has any importance. what difference does it make? the president answer this week was -- i do not want to balance the budget just for the sake of it. i do not want to have to tell the truth to the american people just for the sake of being open and honest. he has higher purpose is to serve. stands

are they still at walter reed medical center in washington dc? have they been released? can get a straight answer about that. if you have been one of the 12 u.s. senators who had a chance to dine with president obama, what might been one of your questions to him? well, what happened that night? we still have mysteries and we are told that the fbi is investigating things. well, if you look at the orders that were given to the fbi about what they are supposed to be investigating, it is very curious. because the state department investigate what investigated what went on in the state department and the fbi was taxed to tell us what went on overseas. but nobody has been asked to investigate what went on at the white house that night. it is a glaring omission. who wants to know? do you want to know? why do you want to know? what difference does it make? and when we get answers like that, nothing that you ask has any importance. what difference does it make? i mean, the president, saying that i don't want to balance a budget just for the sake of it, i don't want to tell the tr