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Theres no evidence of a coverup that. doesnt say theres not harshly critical information about the management of the state department run by secretary clinton. about why did you have a culture where if you had so many warnings coming in at the low level and mid level and they werent being heeded, why didnt they get the secretary clinton? you can make that. now, chairwoman diane feinstein of the intelligence committee came out today very harshly critical of republicans who are saying this report ...

Pushed back when the military asked for more security. it also is somewhat critical of the pentagon, saying if youre going to have embassies and consulates in difficult places, you might want to have a fire department, if you will, a rescue team a little bit closer. >> the report also does say, point blank, these attacks could have been prevented, right? >> right, and thats the hard part for the families of the four americans, the ambassador and the others killed in these attacks. it says that i...

This report that might point to a coverup by the obama administration? >> reporter: no. and youve heard from the right sometimes and theyve raised money off this theory. pictures of the president and secretary clinton saying obama and clinton covered up what happened in benghazi. theres no evidence of a coverup that. doesnt say theres not harshly critical information about the management of the state department run by secretary clinton. about warnings that were ignored. about why did you have a ...

Intelligence on the ground. technical intelligence is great but there is that very, very important element of the american or the spy who can really get there on the ground to find out what is going on and it is so critical, that reporting is so critical to our national security in libya or any place else. jenna: this report says a lot of things and places a lot of blame but it doesnt say who is essentially accountable for this of course that will be an area of debate probably for the weeks and ...

Set to become the attorney general. >> im sorry. >> the current chief counsel is set to go to the schools development -- >> theres a lot of chairs. >> a lot of people moving around. the fact is, these are people very close to the governor. they see him every day. its a campaign year. anything thats going wrong in the state, they are likely to talk to him just so that hes not caught unaware, that a reporter doesnt say, what about the lanes in ft. lee, somebodys accused your staff of illegality. h...

Surveillance. >> thats the policy. now lets get to the politics. you mattered the president is trying to calm the outrage over the nsa spying programs. do you think it will work? >> well see what he ends up doing. we wont know until january. the president is rightly focused on striking this very difficult balance. i think what we need to stop doing is treating the american people like the jack nicholson character on a few good men. they can handle the truthful as long as the administration is tr...

100 year. we get people and time and a judge. this is not something every few minutes. this is something we can manage. >> that is a really important point, what he just said. one of the reasons the committee believes they can go to a judge each time is because the nsa does it rarely. >> it is important for viewers to keep in mind. meta data its not con tent of telephone conversations. it is the telephone numbers -- identity of numbers, calls made to and from a suspected terrorist. the identity ...

The president is trying to calm the outrage over the nsa spying programs. do you think it will work? >> well see what he ends up doing. we wont know until january. the president is rightly focused on striking this very difficult balance. i think what we need to stop doing is treating the american people like the jack nicholson character on a few good men. they can handle the truth as long as the administration is transparent, is above board and understands what the parameters are, i think that t...

The other difference, the number of times theyre querying the database. in 100 year. we get people and time and a judge. this is not something every few minutes. this is something we can manage. >> that is a really important point, what he just said. one of the reasons the committee believes they can go to a judge each time is because the nsa does it rarely. >> it is important for viewers to keep in mind. meta data its not con tent of telephone conversations. it is the telephone numbers, -- iden...

Intelligence committee, closed meeting, he did tell them what the nsa was doing. never expecting to be asked that in public, then youre letting the enemy know what were doing and capable of. he would say it is technically accurate, nsa doesnt keep track of names, address. all it lists are phone calls made, doesnt say who made them, what their address is, the content of the call. hes in a situation where he was not expecting that question because they already knew what the answer was. if he saw e...