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Anybody -- im talking about for thousands of years. we are having heads chopped off. we are having people drown in cages. we are living in an unbelievably dangerous and horrible world. which is why i want to build the military. >> what is the trump doctrine? when would you use force and how would you use force? would it be overwhelming. more like counter terrorism, special ops? >> the trump doctrine is very simple. its strength. its strength. nobodys going to mess with us. our militarys going to...

Were living in an unbelievably dangerous and horrible world. which is why i want to build up the military. we need it now more than ever before. >> what is the trump doctrine. wi when would you use force and how? would be overwhelming, more like counter terrorism special ops, navy seals? >> the trump doctrine is simple. its strength. its strength. nobody is going to mess with us. our military will be made stronger. when the general left i was watching three or four weeks ago on television he sai...

Year, less than a year after the fall of gadhafi. they were free. they were fair. they elected moderates. they tried to form a government. they were making progress. and they had very little institutional support to do that. there were a number of efforts made, certainly by our government and others, to help them. it was almost as though they didnt know what to ask for and how to translate any help into changes on the ground. but there still is a very committed group of people who are trying now...

Learn about what we can do. im afraid thats, you know, not necessarily what this particular committee is doing. but we have learned a lot from our previous investigations, and im certainly, you know, committed to doing all i can to make sure we do save lives. >> one of the things i agree with you that i dont think it was a very constructive process in terms of getting at security issues, at diplomatic outposts yesterday. i do think that the republicans on the committee were right yesterday when ...

She didnt, you know, have any obvious moments where she couldnt remember stuff. she showed that she had a big command of the issues. you and i also both talked about the fact that the libya question and why did they get rid of gadhafi and look at the mess the region is now in, is a legitimate general election campaign issue, but shes not vulnerable on this issue in the primaries because bernie sanders supported it as well. >> are we going to look back at this ten days and say, its hillary clinto...

To me was representative roscoe who went after secretary clinton on both of his lines of questioning for -- he was trying to basically say she was responsible for the libya policy, for basically the decision to join the coalition to remove gadhafi from power. the first time he did that, its like okay, what does that have to do with benghazi? that is a direct political criticism of secretary clinton, and thats debatable. but thats got nothing to do with benghazi. the second time that representati...

This week is the fourth anniversary since the death of gadhafi. now the place is in chaos and no one is looking back at the u.s. policy, apart from the international coalition, but it was part of secretary clintons policy. why isnt anybody asking questions about that? >> i think that was addressed to some degree today. some of the republican congress members asked about the rationale for the intervention, also the aftermath, after gadhafi fell, was there a plan. but i think what we heard forcefu...

Clinton, and at the precise moment when things look good, take a victory lap on all the sunday shows three times that year before gadhafi was killed and then turn your attention to other things. i yield back. >> one of the things that were clear is the republicans appear to be either unable or unwilling to perceive how they looked to the outside world, and was incapable of delivering a performance that resonates with the general public. members seem to live in a universe of articles and the rush...

Joining me now, chuck todd, moderator of "meet the press" and host of msnbcs "mtp daily" and chris cillizza, msnbc contributor, founder of the "washington post" fix blog. thanks to both of you. chuck, you watched it all. she still has the hurdle of the fbi investigation but shes really put at least the republican-led benghazi issue to bed, if not the larger question of the foreign policy, that toppled gadhafi and led to arguably the disaster in libya. >> i accept the first premise. i dont accept...

Sidney blumenthal, tab 11, which he wrote this to you: this is a historic moment and you will be credited for realizing it, when gadhafi himself is finally-ñsr removed you should make a public statement before the cameras where you are, even in the driveway of your vacation home you. must go on camera. that was blumenthal admonishment to you. >> dont recall doing that in case you ask me. >> you forwarded blumenthals suggestion to jake sullivan and you were focused how dramatic it would be. you ...