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In libya or not necessarily iran or iraq. an indiginous group with about 40,000 followers. back in 2012, just a few days after the benghazi attack by a similarly named group, they launched a protest attack against the embassy in tunis. a variety of candidates that can be responsible. also al qaeda in north africa which has a brigade near the algerian border in tunisia. >> i think so many people are so confused by tunisia being at the head of the arab spring. this is where it began. more enlighte...

There is a three-minute audio recording and this claim offers them trying to attach their name to this attack. there needs to be a lot more investigations. it tunisian government said so far in their investigations they have not found any ties to any organized terrorist group. the word there is yet. clearly now isis is claiming this and it is possible these are tunisian and 500 fighters are believed to have come back and its also possible that these were tunisians trained inside libya. training ...

Want to just read a quote from the book. it also struck me this was very prescient with the establishment of the benghazi select committee which just happened to happen. in the book she says, "a regrettable amount of misinformation, speculation and flat-out deceit by some in politician and the media. but new information from a number of reputable sources continues to expand our understanding of these events." strikes me that that is a good prebuttal, thats good information to have out there base...

Clinton is that it seems to be all politics all the time, from what we know about this book chapter, its pure political spin and shes more focused on blaming the so-called vast right wing conspiracy than on the terrorists. >> right. okay, well goldie, steve, perry, back with us and jonathan allen joins us, co-author of the "new york times" best seller, "hrc." appropriate to this conversation. so im going to start with you, jonathan. playing politics here? really? shes playing politics. we just h...

Qaedas strength in north libya. >> the question being that he is in u.s. custody facing trial in new york. what is the likelihood that at this point and this juncture he would give up any of that critical information? >> its not clear that he will. certainly he has left a trail in the past of information that is going to be useful, one would expect for prosecutors to prosecute him for that. he lived in britain for a short time. there was a raid on the property that he lived in in england, and a ...

Alert the target, in this case, libby. that he will alter his patterns. so what is also support, you dont want the alert one with word coming out in somalia of an effort taking place or to precede it with something taking place in libya. those would be aberrant behaviors. the news would get out very quickly. you want to keep those as closely coordinated as you can. i would suggest this speaks highly of our d.o.d. you have the african command that provides the outer ring in libya and you have the...

Custody. in an exclusive interview with his wife, she told cnn that she saw the men snatch her husband were libyan. she said there were other men involved but she couldnt confirm if they were americans. libyas government publicly has deemed his camden you are a kidnapping. u.s. special forces conducted a special operation 3,000 miles away in somalia. the mission didnt go as planned. u.s. forces were forced to retreat. one suspect was killed. his identity, still unknown. these raids were launched...

Arab world is a pretty gutsy thing. you have to get commander in chief and the major players in the community. >> im going on get back to libya now. the wife told us in an exclusive interview today that libyans were involved in her husbands capture. listen and well talk. >> translator: what i saw were libyans. maybe they had americans with them. i did not see them because there was more than one car. i believe there were more than ten people. i couldnt down them because there were many of them. ...

Insiaoeuide libya, and they are calling it a kidnapping. we will have much more at 8:00. >> we will see you back here at the top of the hour. thank you. welcome to a very special edition of "sgmd." signups for the new insurance went into affect this week. its a historic moment. we decided to spend the week traveling the country on the cnn express, from atlanta to greeneville and lexington and here in baltimore to get a

To, and libys wife watched it from the window, and it went like clock work. a key al qaeda operative. a $5 million reward for information leading to his capture. its alleged in the 1998 bombing to the u.s. embassies in east africa. lets look at what is in front of our face here. what we know is it was u.s. special operations forces that snatched him. that meant they were in libya, a place they are not -- they dont publicly acknowledge that they operate in. they clearly had him under surveillance...